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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1934
Page
8
Republican candidate Wm. Woods announces his bid for Jefferson County Treasurer subject to primary voters on August 14. He urges support from Steele City and surrounding areas.
William Rahe Jr announces candidacy for Jefferson County First District commissioner on the Republican ticket. He urges support at the August 14 primary in Jansen Nebraska.
Herbert D. Garber of Hervey Nebraska announces his Republican bid for Clerk of the District Court and asks for support at the August 14 primary.
Congregational Church led by Rev Bourne with Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11. Methodist Episcopal Church under Rev Drew with 11 o clock service and S S. sermon titled Second Hand Religion. Youth group funds two delegates to Epworth League Institute in Lincoln first week of August. Prof Gregg to speak at 4 p.m.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman superintendent S S Sunday school 930 English service 1030 sermon Romans 6 1923 semi annual meeting Sunday 2 pm all members urged to attend. Sympathy to Harm Meyer widow and family funeral Friday 130 at home 2 at church.
Report of the condition shows assets totaling 200 418 79 with loans 42753 89 bonds 100982 05 cash 35308 23 and U S bonds 6197 41 liabilities include deposits 178082 33 capital stock 20000 00 undivided profits 2336 46 and cashier checks 178 60. O J Mayborn cashier swears the report is true before Hutchinson notary on June 10 1934.
D. K. Stamy of Harbine toured Diller on Saturday evening as a sheriff candidate. Geo. Orth, Republican candidate for County Clerk, called at the office last Friday during our absence. His announcement appears in this issue. Cedar County notes June as the wettest in ten years with 6.52 inches, comparing to 6.92 inches in 1924.
Democratic County Treasurer hopeful John M. Carstens visited Diller on Thursday evening to introduce himself to local voters. A separate column carries his campaign announcement.
Report states one candidate per fifty voters as the system in Nebraska. Officials note Nebraska primaries have not exceeded 300000 voters, with about six thousand candidates this year in the state.
Mrs Will Amos hosted the N R Club last week with all but one member present. Guests included Mrs Howard Peters Mia Frank Grabber and Betty. After an exciting balloon contest the afternoon featured bingo with winners Mrs Arthur Veiths and Mrs Ray Eick. Refreshments were served and the club was invited to meet at Mrs Bert Weaver on July 18.
The Jefferson County Drouth Committee seeks emergency drouth area status as a district meeting at Fairbury Court House discusses probable inclusion with neighboring counties and potential government cattle purchases on limited days each week.
Harold Bristol and Bud Lott returned from Tecumseh for a weekend visit. Seventy-two new men from Jefferson, Gage, Richardson, Pawnee, Nemaha and Johnson counties joined the Tecumseh camp, bringing total strength to 450. The Lincoln Star notes the group works on soil erosion prevention on Johnson County farms since May 1 and that key members of the old company will help organize a second unit.
Twenty three Jefferson county students enroll in the current summer session at the University of Nebraska Lincoln Nebraska with eleven from Fairbury four from Diller two from Harbine and one each from Daykin Jansen Plymouth and Powell. Total university summer enrollment is 1665. Diller students include Myrl G Harris a junior in the teachers college Adys E Hays a first year teachers college student Erma E Sible a freshman in teachers college Ike C Wehling a sophomore in teachers college. Endicott houses Florence M Fairchild a sophomore in teachers college Anna A Stolting a sophomore in teachers college The Harbine trio includes Anna L Arnold Sanane college with ranking Harold EScee pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy degree.
The text presents Benjamin Behrends of Diller Nebraska claiming prophecy from Moses and Jesus. It describes a coming great earthquake foretold in Revelation and Daniel, a planetary shake, signs in the heavens, and Christ’s return to judge the living before the breath ends.
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