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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1937
Page
5
Market notice indicates fortnightly or weekly corrections appearing on Thursdays for Diller Markets. It notes scheduling and product listings with emphasis on local vendors and market times.
A daughter was born Saturday February 13 1937 to Mr and Mrs Henry F Novotny of near Steele City at Odell General Hospital.
The Record notes a push to progress with help from several editorial teams. A new staff was formed at district 74 this week to advance coverage and operations.
The Boston trawler Surf Monday brought in 307 000 pounds of haddock, the largest amount of the species ever landed at the Boston port. The haul sets a new port record for haddock in a single voyage.
We thank our Diller friends for expressions of sympathy and floral offerings in the loss of our husband and father. Mrs. Marvin London and Judith Ann. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. London and Lloyd.
Mr and Mrs Frank Roseman Jr and family received two unexpected visits. First from Herman Eberhardt his wife Olga and daughter from Newton Wisconsin and Mrs Rosemans twin sister Mrs Carl Stammerjohn of Chicago. A second surprise came Monday from Elmer Eberhardt and friend John Christenson from Oakland Nebraska. Both groups stayed until Thursday morning and left after a very enjoyable visit.
District 85 hosted a February event for parents with a Life of Lincoln program presented by teachers and pupils. The gathering, despite muddy roads, included games and refreshments of cookies and cake after the Valentine box activity. Attending were Mr and Mrs Mann, Mr and Mrs Allen Folkers, Marjorie Ann and Betty Ruth, Mrs G Champ and Idola, Mrs C Hiatt and Ruth Ann, Mrs A Scheidler and Marvin, Mr Henry Scheele, Mr Alfred Malchow, Mrs Charles Hilder, and Mrs Edward Bond with Mrs Newt Hays.
Community notes from Mrs. Lola Carpenter report illness and a light week for Shea items. Social visits include Herbert Barber aiding Alfred Oaks and Less Barber, and families gathering at Blue Springs and Harbine. A large public sale planned next Wednesday by Les Barber and Shultis & Powell remains a focal item.
Down East notes report Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eick and Betty shopping in Beatrice. Henry Scheele and relatives visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred oe and a Steele family, with Louis Vejraska and children from Odell joining Mrs. Albert Scheideler's group. Esther Malchow hosted a Valentine party for pupils and parents with a short program, games, and lunch of ice cream and cookies.
The Young Peoples Book Club met at Louis Wheling’s home on February 9 for cards and valentine games. Margaret Bugbee won high score with Gertrude Wheling as consolation. Refreshments were served by Eddie Alfred and David Wheling. Attendees included multiple local residents and families, as listed in readable fragments. An editor vacation anecdote from Centralia Maryland Fireside Garden is included along with a church minister’s mail-day misunderstanding about unpaid subscriptions.
Members of the N C S A club spent a February afternoon at Mrs Cully's home. A business meeting led by Mrs Carico voted a small donation to the Red Cross. The event featured bingo, prize drawings, photos, and refreshments hosted by Mrs Cully and Mrs Pauline Patton.
Rev L J Wolff and C L Hullman lead services at St Pauls with Sunday school at 9 30 and English worship at 10 30 Lent services follow midweek 7 30 Sermon topic Sunday What is the Gospel based on Romans 1 11 16 Wednesday sermon notes the third cross word Women behold thy son Behold thy mother Readers may submit questions for Wednesdays answers Flood relief offerings exceed 26 dollars Church dirt road described as rough but passable.
Howard H. Pyche pastor and Mrs. Earl Weigel superintendent announce Sunday School at 10 A.M. The lesson is The Power of Jesus over Death. The pastor will preach on Have Faith in God from Mark 11 22. Three special evening services planned for Feb 28 March 14 and March dates to follow.
Mrs. Ray Lamb, superintendent. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Attendance rising and interest growing. Worship with us and enjoy fellowship of our Savior. A special number arranged for each worship period. Planning an Easter program. Psalm 50:23 cited.
In the matter of the Estate of George C. Starkey a notice to creditors and heirs. William T Starkey petitions in Jefferson County Nebraska to determine death time heirs and right of descent for a 2 15 undivided interest in NW quarter of NE quarter Section 34 Township 2 Range 4. Hearing set for March 13 1987 at 2 pm before the County Court.
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