Church Announcements from Congregational Church
Robert Pullen serves as minister at Congregational Church with Mrs Earl Weigel as Sunday School Superintendent. Sunday School begins at 10 00 a.m followed by Worship Service at 11 00 a.m.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1949
Page
4
Robert Pullen serves as minister at Congregational Church with Mrs Earl Weigel as Sunday School Superintendent. Sunday School begins at 10 00 a.m followed by Worship Service at 11 00 a.m.
Esther Young presides at 10 a m morning worship and New Year message for children. 11 a m Sunday School led by Mrs Ray Lamb. Choir practice at 7:30 p m and MYF at 8:30 p m on Sept. 7.
Thank you to all who helped during illness and death of my husband and father. Mrs. Wm. Plager, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Fandere and family, Gilbert Plager. Also notices: WANTED stock feed for winter pasture. FOR SALE 22 Cal Marlin automatic rifle. FOR SALE 4 wheel trailer. Free to a good home 5 young English Pointer dogs and kittens. EK. H. Jordening.
A compiled reminiscence details local moves and events in Fairbury and surrounding towns. It notes Koons visiting Fairbury, Irma Lambert's death, Anna Brown's marriage to Samuel Diller, the Diller Telephone Company expanding lines, new staff at Wrights pharmacy, Mary Ann Packer’s death, Beatrice merchant sale to R V Folkers and W N Sparks, property moves by Hostetter, a birth at Bert Greenwood’s home, Clara McKitrick in Diller HighSchool, Blauser brothers visiting C L E Blauser, Titzel moving barber shop to bank building, changes at Diller lumber yard, and J Smith Diller’s management role.
Forty years ago Christ Kielemeier traveled to Kansas City for hospital care. County planned a steel bridge north of Diller near Prairie Home Cemetery. Miss Beulah Thompson hosted a seventh birthday party with her parents S J Taympson. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Gretzinger at the Mc Call home northeast of Diller. A public sale was announced for Vistor Andreop area. Butter sold for 30 cents a pound. Local belles Orpha, Grace Bell, Renelda and Della Fanders hosted Presbyterian YPSCE. Dr Al Steffen left Des Moines to finish medical studies. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Murray. Ice delivery filled Mc Manes ice house with 18 inch ice from John Mathias pond. Wm Fishwood bought Isaac Rhodes farm for 105 per acre, previously 55. G W Carmichael bought it six years ago at 30. Virgil Geer purchased Dr O G Diehl’s former residence. Diller saw temperatures from 5 to 10 below zero. Burial noted for Wm Skrabel at Odell hospital after a stroke. Robert Thompson left for Omaha to enter the Navy. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Hubert Filley, Hubert overseeing Standard School. Mudge returned from Odell hospital. Mrs Chester Weaver returned to her duties after four weeks at Odell hospital. Louie Meyers announced a public sale northwest of town. Velma Cosgrove of Odell wed Francis Plager in Santa Fe NM. Eleanor Richardson spent holidays in Lincoln. Will Beckman visited Malcolm for New Year with family.
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