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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1927
Page
3
The page lists scattered items such as M. W. A. meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays, a sale of Comb honey at 125 and 5c per pound, and notices about properties and farming gear. It also mentions relatives gathering, schooling, and community events with several names and places faintly shown.
Maud Tras Blladeardon of Hanover Kansas died November 25 1927 at age eight years two months after a brief illness. The obituary notes her cheerful disposition regular Sunday school attendance and the loss felt by family friends and the Evangelical church community. She leaves three brothers two grandmothers uncles and many relatives. Her remains were laid to rest in Hanover cemetery with funeral services conducted by H L Price pastor of the Evangelical church.
Methodist church notes list Rev. R. M. Harris pastor with Epworth League at 7:00 pm and evening service at 7:30 pm Thursday prayer meeting. Sunday December 4 features morning topic Can We Know God with a young crowd’s reflection on humility and kingdom. A church event December 3 holds an annual bazaar in the basement with a chicken pie supper to follow.
A community church announces Sunday school for all ages and church services. A candidate will be the guest speaker, with attendance encouraged to participate in the events.
The 80 Paul Lutheran congregation held a largely attended farewell service last Sunday. The pastor Otto Bergfelider delivered a message inviting continued cooperation and steadfast work. Two children were received into the church as part of the service and acknowledgments were given to three men for three years of service. Sunday school begins at 9 45 am with lessons on right lines.
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