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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1946
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Alfred Lucking and daughter of DeWitt Nebraska spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harry Ahrends. A high wind from the west started falling late in the day and took on the appearance of an old fashioned blizzard.
Local notice touts coal screenings as a saleable commodity at 3 dollars per ton. It claims they burn well with cobs or wood and also serve as mineral feed for hogs. C L Geer of Lamber-Coal and Paint and phone 16802 are listed. Mr and Mrs Elmer Malchow relocate to Diller into the Mabel Carmichael rental property this week.
The Kensington division of the Women’s Association met in the church annex for the January session with a business then social agenda. Guests from San Bernardino and Dilner attended, refreshments served, and plans for February discussed. The village board held its regular session approving water, tax, and utility expenditures and allocating funds for library and community projects.
The Missionary division of the Congregational church met Friday January 18 at Mrs O J Mayborn's home. Mrs Ralph Long presided, devotionals led by Mrs Clarence Steffen, roll call with scripture verses, and a missionary review. Refreshments were served by Mrs Clarence Renz with assistance from Mrs Earl Weigel and Mrs O J Mayborn. Next meeting set for February 15 at Mrs H H Green's home.
Morning worship at 10 am led by pastor with Sunday School at 11 am and evening service at 1 30 pm. Special observance for Youth Fellowship Week. The church invites those without a home church to unite and join in missionary Sunday and to bring November December January birthday offerings for mission causes.
The winning entry for a World War II memorial dog design was praised for its drama and artistry. Helen Menken supported by Navy husband submitted the piece. Hall’s design was chosen unanimously from hundreds of entries nationwide. The work features a soldier signaling danger with a war dog at his side, symbolizing service and sacrifice.
St John s Lutheran Lanham Nebr announces catechetical instruction Saturday from 9 80 to 3 80 choir rehearsal 8 00 pm Sunday Sunday School 9 30 am worship 10 30 am Luther League 8 00 pm topic Rev Weichert social meeting please have usable bedding and clothing for Lutheran World Relief at church basement by Tuesday morning January 29
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