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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
8
Readable excerpts recall soda water days, local taxes in 1895, and residents like Anna Cully and L P Raymond. Reports cover fairs, fishing trips, church elders, a bank scandal scare, washouts delaying trains, and a postmaster held up with a fatal gunfire incident near Barenston.
Notice is given to qualified voters of School District No. 70 of Diller Jefferson County Nebraska that the annual meeting will be held in the schoolhouse Monday June 10 1935 at 8 oclock p m. The meeting will vote on raising by taxation 10000 to defray expenses for the coming year as required by law. Board of Education District No. 70.
Congregational Church notes Rev Phillip Scott pastors worship at 10 A M Sunday School and a Luther League discussion led by Gladys Lottman. Near Diller L J Wolff pastor Sunday School at 9 30 English service 10 30 German service 11 15 observances mark Whit Sunday with Pentecost explanations and white baptismal robes tradition.
Rev Robert E Drew pastor and Mrs Ray Lamb superintendent invite all to Sunday School at 10 and Morning Worship at 11 with Children’s Day program by Elementary Department. Evening service features nature themed worship. Diller Women’s Club hosts stereoscopic Nebraska beauty spots. Student Loan Fund collection. Vacation Church School planned.
Last summer's union services inspired a new summer program. Beginning June 16 the Congregational Methodist and Lutheran churches will host Sunday evening park services with Ray Green arranging details and Mrs. Clarence Steffen as music chair. A June 30 sacred concert by Beatrice's Cen tenary Methodist girls choir is planned. The Diller Vacation Church School runs two weeks from 8:30 to 11:30 starting June 11 with divisions at both churches supervised by Mrs. Hubert Filley and Miss Rachel Viers. A ten cent per pupil fee applies, with family rates and transportation urged for country families.
O S Bare of the Nebraska College of Agriculture Extension Services will give a bee demonstration on the Ernest Kriesel farm two miles south and one mile east of Gladstone on Monday June 10 at 2 PM. Topics include summer management swarm control disease identification and control methods of supering for comb and extracted and other hammer problems. Demonstrations are under the Agricultural Agent's office.
New shipment at Clark's Store offers roomy Richard work shirts in blue or gray. Extra large, reinforced with two front pockets, priced at 75c regular retail and offered at 2c 0 for sale.
An old newspaper fragment promotes Powell overalls in blue and white stripe per pair and Maytime Special Wafer Cookies with strawberry and chocolate filling. It mentions a New Style Wash Tub prize per pound purchases and butter creamery put-up four quarter pounds per package from Swifts and other brands.
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