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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1948
Page
3
Esther Young, pastor, announces Sunday worship at 10 a m with Rev Ray Magnuson from Lincoln as guest and rural work secretary. Sunday School at 11 a m led by Mrs Ray Lamb. July 25 services noted with August 1 and 8 Sundays scheduled and a Friday August 6 Dream Social hosted by the Ladies Aid.
The bulletin lists Theodore Moehring and Pastor Otto Dauber with Sunday worship and church school times, Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting on August 5, and plans for Luther League Convention serving in city hall. Choir meets Tuesdays at 8 30 p m and a general call to spiritual renewal. The Gold Star Mothers Memorial Stamp news with Senator Hugh Butler announced pending issuance by the Post Office Department under Public Law 259. Also notes Social Security name corrections for Fairbury residents with upcoming social security representative visit on July 28 at 10 30 a m.
New timetable announces August first start date for revisions. High trains 14 and 165 will be permanently discontinued. Train No 16 eastbound arrives at Diller at 10 64 p m improved by forty minutes earlier. Westbound No NT keeps current schedule due at Diller at 4 87 p m Freight trains run daily except Sunday.
The Luther League held an outdoor Sunday evening gathering in the canyone with prevotionale by Warren Roelfs and a Patriotism talk by Della Weers. Nineteen members and three visitors attended followed by a weiner roast and a hike. Dr and Mrs Ellie returned Monday after a week in Kansas supervising a wheat harvest with generally average yield. Jack Shipman Jewelry Fairbury offers diamond remountings.
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