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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1950
Page
1
The Diller community club meeting scheduled for tonight is postponed to February 20. Beatrice Lions Club vocalists Beatrice High School gymnastic exhibition and square dancing will be presented then.
Mrs Eph Oaks funeral services held today as community mourns. Blood donors urged to help patients in need as local hospital reports shortage amid ongoing medical demands. An earlier note lists thanks and gifts for Miss Mammie Gaisford on her 80th birthday with well wishers from Beatrice, Byron, Ellis, and Diller counties.
The note reports Rev. Theo Schmidt leaving Zion Lutheran north of Diller to serve Nortonville Kansas, with Rev. Vogel as substitute pastor. Obituaries note Mrs. Eva Qiks and William Baumfalk, and a large coyote hunt looming. Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Fairbury February 9. blood donations encouraged with details on process and donor eligibility.
Mrs Jennie Faulder 69 died Friday at Beatrice hospital. Services were held Monday at First Christian Church Beatrice Rev Green officiating. Burial in Evergreen Home Cemetery Beatrice. Born April 22 1880 in Diller she lived in the community until moving to Beatrice 28 years ago. Survivors include husband Charles and three brothers Samuel Woods Diller William Woods Fairbury Edward Woods Fairbury.
The United Council of Church Women designates the first Friday to Lent as World Day of Prayer on February 24. The event unites worship across 60 languages in temples dedicated to the one God. Timing and venue will be announced later.
Miss Gladys Lottman sixth grade teacher at De Witt schools has manuscript accepted by the National Poetry Anthology for Teachers. Her poem Broken Dreams was selected from 10 000 submissions for an upcoming book and a brief bio will appear. Lottman, a native of Diller and 1938 salutatorian graduate of Diller High School, is featured.
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