St Pauls Ev Lutheran Sunday School Schedule
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller announces Sunday school at 10 o clock with Superintendent S S.
27 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1933
Page
1
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller announces Sunday school at 10 o clock with Superintendent S S.
The Congregational Church led by Rev. Robert A Helma and Supt W A Snyder invites members to Sunday School at 10 o'clock and preaching at 11 a m The Keystone Kensington will meet a week from this Friday February 3 at Mrs Roehrkasse home.
Mrs L M Cavett announces Saint S Sunday School at 10 A M at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Ralph Sieford recovers from sickness as Spring styles appear. Mr and Mrs E W Harris called at Geo Champ home. Dean Barber heads to Lincoln to enroll at the state university. Ab Hamdam visited Diller area over the weekend. Miss Mary Henrichs of Harbine broke her ankle in a Tuesday basketball game. John Saathoff from Bre man visits Diller to check on properties. Mr and Mrs E V Ingwerson and daughter Lucyile along with Elmer Grieder and Walter Carp enter were callers at Homer Ramsey's Sunday.
M Hurst invites shoppers to inspect a beautiful display of new spring weaving and colors in today’s fashion showcase, highlighting ready to wear and bespoke options.
Mr and Mrs Ben Behrends Mr and Mrs Wm Behrends and Mrs Catherine Frerichs attended the funeral of Otto Pleis held at the German church near Gladstone Monday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs C W Niemeyer and Mis s Claire Deloris and Imogene Niemeyer all of Falls City visited A P Niemeyer and Rev Helms families at their home in Diller on Monday.
The Fairbury Journal reports dairy farmers and retailers in Hebron have agreed on a new price schedule. Milk delivered in one location at a time will be seven cents per quart, and retail store prices are also fixed at seven cents per quart. Dairies say delivering for less hurts profits.
Lester Strawhacker is nursing an infected elbow. Harold Still son of Mr and Mrs Thos Still of Ellis died Sunday of pneumonia. W A Raymond and family of Lincoln visited Monday afternoon with Diller relatives. Mr and Mrs Harry Harris were from Fairbury Tuesday visiting his aunt Mrs Helen and family.
Miss Hilda Houser of Darkin has been visiting at the home of her aunt Mrs. J. V. Novotny and family.
Mrs Ida May Clark of Fairbury spent Saturday visiting at the home of her son Francis Clark of Clark's Store.
Ed Ward, longtime Ellis resident, is in a Lincoln hospital after an on duty incident at the capitol.
C E Caldwell father of Lawrence Caldwell of near Diller and former Diller resident is reported seriously ill at his Garden City Kansas home.
A cryptic note links Roosevelt inauguration attendance by political figures to funding in Washington. It suggests financial influence over Chicago's world fair outcome, implying lobbying or budgetary leverage by attendees.
Miss Margaret Logan was brought from her parents home to Fairbury hospital for treatment last week and was then taken back to the hospital Wednesday for further care.
Relatives report William E Bowers son of Mrs J A Pickard of Fairbury is in Mare Island California hospital recovering from a second knee operation. He can walk with a cane and expects to return to work soon.
Mrs Behrends received a joyful birthday visit Saturday evening as relatives and friends arrived with baskets. The gathering included games music and a fine luncheon. Some struggled through muddy roads but all left safely. Attendees included John Senior Ben Siebelts Bert Weaver Etta Seibolts Ted Ira Clinker Beard Beauford Frances Wm Behrends Wilhelmina Johnny Bertha Arthur Esther and Evelyn. One attendee noted.
A note reports spring near as a large flock of meadow larks was seen Wednesday morning reminding readers to print sale bills at the Record office.
Cruegist A. R. Milow made a business trip to Elk Creek where he once lived. Adam Gretzinger of near Steele City drove a cattle car to the St. Joseph market last week.
Fred Garrel Sr and his son Harvey Garrels reside locally. Fred has been gravely ill for a week or more and is not expected to recover.
Mr and Mrs Chap Hilder entertained Saturday night January 21 with Mr and Mrs Mc Bowen and son Gerald and Mr and Mrs E W Harris and children Kenneth Bernice and Betty. The evening included playing pinochle and was followed by refreshments served by Mrs Hilder and her daughters Frances and ees.
Mrs Earl Harris entertained the J I C on a January Wednesday afternoon with several members absent due to sickness. A tree contest delighted guests while Miss Gladys Hays and her pupils arrived later for refreshments. The next gathering will be with Mrs Chas Hilder in two weeks.
Mrs. R F Starr of Diller and Mrs Elizabeth Hughes of Endicott travel to Talulah Louisiana after learning son and brother John Starr is ill with pneumonia. He died at bedside Wednesday morning. Survived by wife and three children, parents, and sister. Funeral 2 30 p m Sunday from M E church.
The Jefferson County Board reduces pay for all courthouse clerks and patrolmen by 10 percent. Highway workers face lower rates with road bosses 25 cents an hour, helpers 20, and team allowances 6 cents per horse. several named officials see annual salaries shrink accordingly.
By actual count there were 319 persons in attendance at the show Wednesday night. Another show next Wednesday night.
A library book travels through many hands from a boy to a sick girl and to others, each reader finding joy and help in its pages. The story praises reading and imagines becoming a library book that shares knowledge and hope with eager young minds.
Dr. Joseph Bixby from Geneva travels here with his sister Mrs. M Cavett and her husband Sunny for a family gathering.
Roy Patton of Standard Oil reinstalled the gas pump at Shea just east of Mr. Barber's residence for the convenience of customers wishing to buy gas there.
On January 18 the N C S A Club met with Mrs Hutchinson as hostess and Mrs Viers assisting. Mrs Loock presided in Mrs Carrico’s absence. Weather kept some members away, but a good turnout enjoyed an entertaining afternoon. Grand prize won by guest Mrs Willis Clark. Dainty refreshments concluded the pleasant gathering.
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