03 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
1
Supt W H Plager announces Sunday School at 10 o'clock at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church near Diller with regular services and activities listed.
Rev. Robert A Helms pastor W A Snyder superintendent S S Sunday School at 10 o'clock Preaching at 11 o'clock Evening service to be held at the church a week from Sunday February 12th
Mrs L M Cavett invites members to Sunday School at 10 A M and a larger attendance next Sunday for the regular missionary program led by new superintendent Mrs Barnett. Gen chapters 17 18 19 to read for the questionnaire and an Epworth League pageant in five acts will be presented in the evening. Everyone is welcome and a full house is hoped for.
Public notices report a 614 signature petition seeking another Sunday movies vote in Fairbury. Local health notes list pneumonia cases, diaphtheria quarantines, and hospital births. Cattle shipments to Omaha, farm sales near Diller, and visits between Diller and Seward are noted along with university students home for weekends.
Mrs. Lloyd Hurst reports gathering an egg this week which measured 6% by 724 inches and asks if anyone has a chicken to match it. Mrs. Julia Miller, aunt of Mrs. Claude Ellis, formerly of Odell, died at her son Harvey’s home in Santa Monica, California on January th.
A teacher from Dist. 74 escorted four agricultural students on a Saturday trip to Lincoln. They visited the Capitol, Museum, State Farm, Antelope Park, Rock Garden, and Whittier Junior High School. The trip left the children with fond memories of Lincoln’s sights.
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Ed Weerts, connected with Blue Valley Credit, brought a four foot bullsnake to the Fairbury Journal office after running over it on the road between Fairbury and Endicott. He claimed the snake was dead to reassure staff as St. Patrick's Day looms, but the incident caused momentary alarm among desk workers.
The county commissioners plan to meet again. Harry of Harbine reports gathering eggs from 125 hens. Chris Malchow advertises fresh meats for sale. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grone spent Sunday at Lincoln with relatives. A Ladies of the Congregational church jitney supper and free musical program will be held Thursday evening February 9 at the annex, 25 cents.
The Epworth League of the M E church at Odell will present a missionary play titled Standing Room at the M E church in Dilihe on Sunday evening February 5, 1983 at 8 p m. There is no charge but a will offering will be received.
Mrs. S. M. Hughes returned home Saturday from Hebron where she stayed several weeks with her daughter Mrs. Cleve Hiatt and family. She enjoyed a visit with her son from Denver and spent a short time with another son.
The founder of a church 62 years ago and 21 years pastor of the First Baptist church of Fairbury died January 11 in Portland Oregon. He was highly regarded and his services were in demand for weddings and funerals earning the nickname the marrying parson. Rev Noble officiated the editor’s wedding in 1879.
Diphtheria scare kept many away but Wednesday night attendance was strong. The show was brimming with mirth and comedy and well received by the crowd. Mr. Collier announced next Wednesday’s performance will be unlike prior offerings a mystery play titled The Crimson Hand.
Mr and Mrs Andy Hardy host a large dinner with guests from Lincoln including Miss Florence Legg and Mr and Mrs W Wright and children. Also present were Glen Gertes of Halem Neb and families of Wilson Hardy Sam Turner Ralph Hammond and Howard Hardy.
Mr and Mrs Willis Clark and Carolynn Rose returned from church to find their Lincoln home occupied by Mr and Mrs H Z Diller and Mr and Mrs Jess Brandt. The visitors helped themselves to pantry staples and city delicacies, preparing a dinner that pleased both families despite the intrusion.
The Diller Nebraska village board met in regular session at the creel Bros. store with Clauson Andrews Snyder Anderson and Green present. Minutes were read and approved. bills including Diller Telephone Co. tolls and various salaries were approved. adjournment followed. next meeting set for February 8. The program featured Miss Broyles on foods and vitamin topics with talks by Mrs Andrews and Mrs Fanders. refreshments were served.
The Women’s Club met Wednesday evening January 25 at the home of Mrs. Vernon Hill. With president Mrs Carrico absent, vice president Mrs Cloyd Cully led the session. Miss Hansen led a community singing with Mrs Schiedler at the piano. Members answered Roll Call by sharing favorite One Dish Meals recipes. Small note books were distributed by Mrs Fanders and Miss Broyles for members to use.
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