Fragmentary remark about leading to altar at church
A partial quote describes a church scene with a plea to be led to the altar and a person guiding toward it, reflecting a ceremonial or romantic moment from the text.
17 Aug 1928
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1928
Page
1
A partial quote describes a church scene with a plea to be led to the altar and a person guiding toward it, reflecting a ceremonial or romantic moment from the text.
Bill Bowers returns Sunday to Lincoln. Mrs. V. A. Raymond and Donna Jane visit from Lincoln for the Diller picnic. Helen Green comes back from Lincoln after visiting relatives. Florence Gudgel of Gresham visits Bernice Calkins. Gertrude Lambert of Guide Rock visits sister D. V. Fanders and attends the picnic. Miss Andell of Dorchester visits parents before the picnic. Jas. Swain reports a 175 acre wheat field yielding about 60 bushels per acre with oats present nearby.
Elias Hadley moves into the new church parentage. Mr and Mrs J A Pickard visit from Beatrice Sun with relatives and stay through the picnic.
Dwain and Hollis Limprecht of Lincoln visit Gra ks Gareendance at a local picnic. Louie Wenz, Steele City blacksmith, lost the end of his left hand in a line shaft accident and sought medical dressing from Dr. Diehl in Diller.
The family expects to leave Sunday for a motor trip to Colorado for a two week vacation about forty miles north of Denver.
Acquaintances of Howard B. Smith trace his career progress as he moves to new post. Drexel Ave in Chicago is noted in the address area.
E. S. Diller takes a week of rest from his duties at the Fairbury store amid illness or fatigue, pausing operations as he sires recovery.
Mr and Mrs D H Diller and daughter Miss Eunice Martin traveled Saturday to Lincoln and will be joined by his brother H Z Diller and wife for a journey to Colorado in the near future.
Amanda Achtemeir is welcomed as the newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Fredhtemeir of Se neighboring area. The infant adds joy to the family and expands local community ties.
W A Riddle and wife and Earl Cally and wife traveled Monday from Gage Nebraska to visit relatives and attend the Diller picnic.
Mrs Koening and her son Warre n Lincoln attended a gathering with the Dales Koenig group. They were met and joined by other attendees, visiting the Sopitai on Sunday.
An engineer from the Kansas City Gas Co. was reported to have a two week vacation. He traveled to Omaha and Lincoln to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pe Diller, before returning to Kansas City.
Readable fragments describe a two day picnic with a Grove program, a governor’s orchestra, contests, ball games Ellis vs Diller, a vocal duo, and speeches by Hon. Chas. H. Diller Hon. A. J. Weever and Hon. R. L. candidate for U S Senate. Locations include Fairbury Mankato and Steele City.
The page notes fine vocal and instrumental performances featuring Bonnie Green Donna Jane Raymond and others with solos by Rachael Viers and ensembles by Eleanor Hubert Filley Erma Franzen Lynn Jach. A ballgame Ellis defeated Diller 18 to 4. A balloon ascent and parachute display impressed attendees.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a casual remark on plans for summer this year and references a score of 98 in an unclear context. No clear person, place, or event is identifiable.
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