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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1933
Page
1
Rev. Robert A Helms presides with W A Snyder as superintendent. Sunday School begins at 10, church services at 11 in the morning, and an evening service with special music at 8.
Sunday school will be at 9:30 and a German service at 10:30 led by Pastor Rev L J Wolff with Superintendent W A Plager. Sermon from Mark 8 1 9 titled The Lord will provide. Additional readings from Matt 6 22 24 Phil 4 6 1 Peter 5 Tim 6 7 19.
Mrs L M Cavett superintendent reports a Sunday School at 10 AM and thanks the rain for its mild impact on attendance. The Dorcas class members entertained the ladies and voted to add 5 to Bryan Memorial Hospital. The girls sang and the chorus and cornet solo were highlights with another surprise planned for next Sunday.
Mrs Warren Stewart and children have returned from visiting relatives in Wyoming. The Diller band accepted an invitation to give a concert at Odell last September and those who could get away from business went. They report being treated very nicely by the Odell people.
Mrs Earl Atkinson travels with her son Willie from here to Flagstaff due to the serious illness of her husband. She had been aiding in the care of her father W N Sparks who has been ill for some time.
The Village Council will meet at the city hall on Friday evening July 28 at 8 P.M. to consider the applications of Geo Rahman and A R Milow to sell beverages under section 12 of House Roll No 585 from the 49th Legislature. C E Waggoner Village Clerk.
The committee reports strong progress on the Diller picnic program for the year. Plans include a parade led by the Diller band, vaudeville by Collier's Comedians, dances and songs by the Johnson twins, and Marimba music by Jimmerson. A dedicatory at the new park will open events with water provisions arranged from the city plant. Wymore will celebrate beer’s return August 10 and 11. No Jefferson County fair is mentioned this year.
Mr Ira Place and his wife and their son Gerald spent Sunday visiting relatives at Crab Orchard, sharing time with family and friends in the old community.
The Band Concert will be held in the new auditorium at the city park in the northeast part of town next Saturday evening. Seats will be provided and the concert begins at 8 30. The Record publishes an interesting letter from Rev Ludwick former pastor of the Congregational church at Diller written from New Jersey during his eastern tour.
Advertisement seeks 100 participants for the first afternoon parade at the picnic. Calls for more floats, costumes, saddle horses, clowns, and ideas. Contact Rex A. Green or committee members Mrs. Scott Miller Mrs. W. E. Anderson for involvement.
Jefferson county wheat growers are urged to attend a meeting at Fairbury city park next Tuesday August 1 at 2 p m. A representative from the Lincoln agricultural college will explain the government wheat allotment plan and the cash bonus for reducing acreage.
The northeast town's new city park hosted its inaugural free picture show on Tuesday night. A white 16 by 44 foot platform supported the screen with partial seating for attendees. The Diller business element supplied the entertainment, praised as their best yet, with plans to expand seating for August events and anticipate electricity for the park and grounds across the street.
Cornelia R Willems Dag ger of Otto F and Marc Willems born June 2 1891 near Diller Nebraska one of nine children. She married Jacob Lottman Jr in 1907 and after his death in 1914 raised three children. She remarried Carl W Braasch in 1928 and had five more children. She died July 19 1933 at age 42 and leaves husband eight children her mother four siblings and many relatives. Funeral by Rev R Helms at Congregational church Diller with interment Prairie Cemetery.
A grieving notice expresses loss and gratitude for a wife mother and sister. It recalls a rose beyond the wall imagery and thanks friends neighbors Rey R Helms music and tributes from family and relatives including Gladys Lottman Arnold Lottman Hazel Cottman and others.
Gage county board of supervisors will meet again Aug. 1. All five stock entries for the Nebraska fair must be in the secretarys office at Lincoln by Aug. 1.23. Mr. and Mrs. Fern Lottman hosted Sunday supper with Mr. and Mrs. Onka Lottman Arnold and Jennie Lottman Mrs John Mains and two sons. Fisher A Musser and son Paul of Lincoln visited with his brother in law and sister Mr. and Mr. Quinter I Fry and family. They had just returned from a trip to the worlds fair and lakes in Minnesota.
G C Blauser and Clifford with Mrs Orleva McLaughlin and Rev and Mrs R A Helms attended funeral services Tuesday at Blue Springs for Oagood Wharton 64 who died after a long illness He is survived by his wife and seven stepchildren Wharton formerly lived in Diller and Harbine Interment followed at the Harbine cemetery
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