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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1952
Page
1
A Bible Display will be held Sunday December 7 at 7 30 p m in the Congregational Church. Community members are invited to attend and bring Bibles of significance to contribute. Mrs E J Weigel invites contact. Two films will be shown The Bible Down Through the Ages and More for Peace.
The Lord's Harvest sale aims to raise $1500 with donated salable goods from church members and others. Max Lyan, Wayne Stephens and Rev. Allen Menefee lead the committee planning arrangements for the sale. The WSCS fried chicken dinner from 11 to 1 30 supports the event. O A Cooper Elevator Diller.
Rev. Allen Menefee of DaHer Methodist Church and Edith Palmer, Wes leyan student, were stranded after a crash on highway 77 north of Cortland. They hid for a night at a Highland Center farm with about 70 others before continuing home to Diller. Insurance covered the car damage and Wesleyan students returned to Lincoln.
La Forest Fasnacht and Ted Henrichs, daily Lincoln commuters, endured a zig zagging return home after a midweek storm. They sheltered in Lincoln overnight, then attempted a Thursday trek, faced road closures, and finally walked home to Beatrice area by Thanksgiving morning. Schools closed early for Thanksgiving. ongoing heavy snow and drifting hampered travel with calls for improved plows.
The Diller PTA meets Wednesday December 10 at 8 p.m. in the high school assembly. The program features special Christmas music and group singing, plus a showing of the film Child of Bethlehem. Everyone is welcome and asked to bring cookies.
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