St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church Christmas Practice Planned
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller led by Superintendent H Plager holds Sunday school at 10. A Christmas program practice is set for 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the church.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1932
Page
1
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller led by Superintendent H Plager holds Sunday school at 10. A Christmas program practice is set for 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the church.
Rev Robert A Helms pastor W A Snyder superintendent Sunday School at 10 preaching at 11 am and 7 pm Christmas program scheduled for Christmas Eve all children to attend church practice tomorrow Saturday at 2 pm
Mrs L M Cavett supervises the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School with classes beginning at 10 A M. The notice highlights the weekly session led by Mrs Cavett and aimed at all ages.
An advertisement urges paying more for Simpson clothes to get more value and suggests a paper subscription as a thoughtful Christmas gift. Local notes mention visits by Mr and Mrs Beckwith and family to Milford, Waggoner Bros. conducting business in the county capital, and Alpha Wiemers serving as a juror for the December term of district court in Jefferson County at Fairbury.
The Jefferson County Farmers Union will hold its annual meeting tomorrow Saturday in Fairbury to discuss union activities and upcoming programs.
The Diher community Christmas tree stands at the intersection of Commercial Ave and Castor streets and will be lit until after the holidays. An election morning anecdote reports President Hoover waking his wife and asking if she voted for him yesterday.
Weekend cold snaps bring 19 below readings per Dr Viers self registering thermometer. About three inches of snow blankets the ground and remains largely unmelted Monday across the area.
Local ad from Cornbelt Lumber Co. promotes low prices and guaranteed satisfaction. Contact C. L. Geer, manager, for orders in Routte county Colorado and Diller Nebraska area. Phone 153.02.
An informal announcement states Miss Evelyn Erway of Mead and Lincoln will marry Robert C. Wheeler of Omaha. The couple’s engagement was shared at a party hosted by Mrs. W. C. Steffensmeyer in Lincoln. Miss Erway is noted for visits to Diller with Miss Eleanor Diehl, now Mrs. Steffensmeyer.
The Diller schools announce a vacation lasting one week between Christmas and New Year. Alfred Roelfs of Beatrice has moved his family into the John W. Miller property on Lavelle Street. A note reminds of a free notice with every sale ad in the Record. The Burlington section foreman Harry Close and his family visited relatives in DeWitt.
Mrs Arthur Wieths received word Tuesday that her mother Mrs Abert Kite has died at Bull's Gap Kr. Mrs Kite had visited here with her daughter and husband about a year ago.
Victor Anderson left Monday to visit his son N. V. Anderson at Camp Crook South Dakota, stopping in Beatrice for a short visit with his daughters one of whom works for Dole Floral Co and the other for the State Savings and Loan Association.
Mrs. Bertha LaVoo, visiting at Charley Brandt’s home, was summoned Friday to Pueblo Colorado where her husband’s injury led to discovery of his death from a gunshot wound.
Last Friday the Degree of Honor members gathered at Sister Addie Bell's home for a warm chicken dinner after an 11:30 arrival. Ill Matilda Haover missed the event while invited guests Mrs. Harriett Barton Mrs. Eula Calkins Mrs. Christie Seaman and Mrs. Nancy Robertson attended. officers were elected and a short meeting held.
The Record offers a 1933 club deal with two 50 cent magazines Household and Women's World and four 25 cent mags Good Stories Gentlewomen Country Home Farm Journal totaling 200 value plus a one year Record subscription for 1.50. Another option includes Pictorial Review Woman's World Successful Farming Good Stories and Country Home totaling 250 in value for 50 cents with a Record subscription. The offers apply to renewals and new subscriptions and include pink autograph receipts.
Miss Esther Gretzinger of Fairbury was here Saturday to oversee her property interests.
The Girl Reserves plan a caroling event on December 22. Residents who want the girls to sing should place a candle in their window.
Mrs. W. C. Steffensmeyer, who had stayed several days at her father Dr. O Diehl's home, left yesterday for her home in Lincoln after visiting here.
Next Sunday evening December 18 the Methodist Sunday School presents a Christmas Pageant titled Lasting Glory. A strong turnout is hoped for and all participants are asked to attend final rehearsal next Sunday morning at Sunday School.
A large fire at The Fair store in Beatrice destroyed the building and stock early Wednesday. Losses were estimated at 100000 for stock 50000 for building and fixtures and 15000 for use and occupancy with The Fairbury fire department assisting but unable to prevent damage to adjacent structures.
The recent landslide victory signals potential replacement of postmasters at many U S post offices. Nebraska lists Jefferson and Gage counties as among those likely affected.
In Jefferson and Gage counties the record lists names, towns and salaries for county officials. Figures show amounts from 1 100 to 3 400 dollars with term dates spanning 1933 to 1936 for individuals such as Mrs Vernon Hill Lyndon Thornton Katie Heiliger Elizabeth Rucker Alvin Jones Adam McMullen Minnie L Smith George Packard Jacob Jimerson Calarence Clans and Frank Creford.
The newly organized Diller band practiced again Monday night as their regular rehearsal. Enthusiasm grows over the Simp son clothes purchase, with supporters urging continued efforts. Safe Shipman, in Wetterson Gage county near Ellis, fractured three ribs after slipping on a chair at home one night last week.
A Daykin Herald brief recounts a man who nightly dreamed of peril from Niagara Falls and the Pacific Ocean. He slept with his eyes open for two nights, then heard a midnight street lunch of onion soup and drowned from tears on the third night.
Mrs Mattie Clark nurses at Mrs Harry Grieder's home three miles west of Diller where she is ill The Junior Class announces the play AH On Account of Polly to be presented in the Diller Opera House Wednesday night December 2 at 8 o'clock.
A man and his wife attend their first ball game. The husband reacts with exaggerated transports as the home team shines briefly. He waves his straw hat and explains the fielder’s catch, while the wife grows more exasperated at his antics amid the cheering crowd.
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