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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1939
Page
5
A wealthy speaker advises a young man to place money in banks. He argues smart men handle funds through banks and warns that if you spend all your money others will take it and deposit it. He claims bank deposits are to your advantage.
Black Bros Elevator at Diller Nebraska advertises Poultry and Feed stock including Leghorn hens and heavy springs. Manager John Steiner lists train times 14 1 02 3 m 15 1 48 a m 16 1 15 p m 17 5 25 p m and seeks customers for grain and feed supplies.
Creditors must file claims by April 27 1939 and attend a court session on April 28 1939 at 9 AM in the Jefferson County Nebraska County Court to receive examine hear and adjust claims. Dated January 3 1939 E R Bee County Judge.
The State of Nebraska as creditors of the Addie Bell estate will post a May 12 1939 claim filing deadline. A county court session is set for May 13 1939 at 9 A.M. to receive claims. Ex dated January 9 1939. County Judge E R Bee seals the notice.
The Panama railroad finished in 1855 runs from Colon to Panama City linking Atlantic and Pacific trade routes.
Hi Ho of Chinatown proclaims a paradox that a beaten path is easiest to tread yet progress hinges on human curiosity about what lies ahead in the jungle. The line frames a note on exploration and advancement amid uncertainty.
The seventeenth century Dutch jurist Hugo Grotius is regarded as the founder of international law for shaping early legal concepts governing nations and their relations.
Each of the seven stars in the Big Dipper group exceeds the sun in luminosity by a factor ranging from fifteen to ninety.
Mrs A H Gretzinger of Steele City spent the day with her aunt Mrs L M Cavett in Diller last Friday. Her husband and daughter Mrs Margaret Cassell joined in the evening as all attended the Masonic Star joint installation of officers.
Mrs. Henry Weers entertained at Sunday dinner with her sister Mrs. Wm. Brehends of Johnson Nebraska along with Mrs. Lydia Fass and daughter Mrs. Ella Shutte and two daughters and Mr. Albert Brehends and daughter all of Auburn Nebraska.
The Diller Penachle Club entertained the Ellis Club at the Diller Cafe on Monday evening. Tables were arranged for games and refreshments served to over twenty people. The visitors won 31 to 19.
The NBC Club met at Lola Giesbrecht's home Friday afternoon with seven members and one visitor Jamie Keating. Members tied comforters and shared lunch of date rolls with whipped cream and coffee before adjourning. next meeting is January 20 at Mary Gritz.
A Birthday Party Thursday evening January 12 honored De Loris Fox of Fairbury Nebraska. The Luther League and Miss Ver neda Fox visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Ahrends in celebration. Games led by Merlyn Lottman Gladys Lottman and Mary Wenz, later ice cream chocolate and angel food cake were served. All wished De Loris many more happy birthdays and praised the hostess.
Mrs. Roy Diller hosted a farewell gathering for Lynn Henrichs and his schoolmates and teacher Miss Sible, plus Sun Day School members and teacher Mrs. Steffen. The group played games including Chinese checkers while Lynn awaits a train trip to San Diego California for hoped for better health, receiving many gifts.
Mrs S C Hutchinson entertained the NCSA Club at her home on January 11, celebrating her birthday. Guests included Mrs Glenn Long Mrs T C Henrichs Mr W H Clark Mrs C B Ellis and Mrs C R Steffen. Mrs Geer presided at the business meeting in Mrs Carico’s absence.
A note describes little cakes and coffee with carnation favors as a birthday gift from a husband. The record mentions a next meeting with Mrs. Viers scheduled for Wednesday February 1st.
The J. N. Club met at Mrs. George Champ’s home on Wednesday January 11 with all members present. Prizes for Bingo went to Mrs. Paul Patmore Mrs. John Romish Mrs. Albert Hubka Mrs. Jove Hiatt and Mrs. Wm. Weers. A lunch followed and visitors included Mrs. Garret Mrs. Ed Bond and daughter Mrs. Newt Hays Ethel Hiatt Mrs. Leonard Frisbie and Dale. The February meeting will be at Mrs. Albert Hubka’s home.
Pastor Howard H. Pyche leads a special second sermon in the series titled Why I belong to the Church. Members are urged to submit questions by February 12 as the church seeks answers. A missionary meeting is planned at Mrs. O J Mayborn’s home on January 20 with a book review by Mrs. Clarence Hiatt of Jordan's Town.
The monthly church board meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 PM at the church. Sunday School officers and teachers should attend for officer elections. Sunday School meets at 10 AM with the topic How To Meet Unexpected Temptation. The preaching service begins at 11 AM with Christianity In An Industrial Civilization. Members urged to attend every Sunday.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman superintendent S S German service 9 30 A M Sunday school 10 00 A M Luther League 7 30 P M.
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