St Pauls Ev Lutheran Near Diller Service Info
W H Plager superintendent directs Sunday school at 10 o clock in the St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church near Diller.
09 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
1
W H Plager superintendent directs Sunday school at 10 o clock in the St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church near Diller.
Mrs L M Cavett hosts a Sept 8 event with Sunday School at 10 A M at the Methodist Episcopal Church in town.
Rev. Robert A Helms presides as Sunday School begins at 10. The June Tea will be held in the annex Friday June 9 inviting all ladies. A Children's Day program is scheduled for 8 o clock next Sunday evening.
The county commissioners met Tuesday. A school meeting is scheduled for Monday night in the school house to discuss upcoming plans and potential changes.
Mrs Homer Ramsey and her daughter Idola and Paralee die in a Sunday afternoon incident at the Chas Hilder residence. Police investigation underway as neighbors report a sudden violent event. Local authorities have not released full details or possible motives.
The quote frames a 'modern economy' where spending a dollar on gasoline is used to secure a fifty cent city bargain, illustrating consumer behavior and fluctuating local pricing dynamics.
Paul Lambert of Guide Rock returned home with Mrs. D. V. Fanders and children Gretchen and Gordon, along with Miss Cleo Green, after visiting relatives and friends in that place last week.
Mrs Roy Greider and daughter Irene, and Mrs Arthur Kunecke and son Harold attended the 12th grade graduation in Jefferson Indiana with their sister Miss Matilda Kunecke among the graduates. They stayed until Sunday visiting relatives and were later accompanied home to Diller by Matilda who will visit relatives and friends for several weeks.
Mrs Arnold Fouts and Jane of Sioux Falls visited Mrs Beth Fouts in Lincoln and Seward during Arnold's business trip. They joined Kenneth Fouts and family with Saraby and Marjory Fouts accompanying, traveling from Sioux Falls and returning yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Hadley visited Fairbury Saturday. Miss Dorothy Hilder spends this week visiting relatives in Wymore. Mrs. Beulah Andell and two children of Dorchester are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Thompson. Francis Laymon of Beatrice assists H. H. Green in the barber shop since Mr. Moser became incapacitated.
J. Smith Diller attended the Nebraska graduation exercises Monday as his son Robert Diller earned a Master’s degree.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fouts and children Ruth and Marjory visited Mrs. Elizabeth Fouts in Seward. Marjory extended her stay for a longer visit with her grandmother.
Mr and Mrs O J Mayborn and daughter Mildred attend the University of Nebraska in Lincoln as their son and brother Richard Mayborn receives his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration during the commencement exercises.
Ten Jefferson county students joined 840 graduates at the University of Nebraska Lincoln during the 62nd annual commencement exercises held Monday. Among the honorees were two Diller men, Richard Mayborn in Administration and Robert Diller with a Master of Arts degree.
Mr Geo Davis and his pilot and their companion traveled from Kansas City to Harbine for Decoration Day to honor his mother and brother buried there. They stayed with John Ringley and family, visiting with Mrs Carrie Wrigley, and left for home at 6 p.m.
Burglars entered the 8. C. Hutchinson implement house and Moser and Green barber shop in Diller on a Wednesday night. They forced a window latch, blew the safe combination but did not open it, and rifled the door before leaving. Hutchinson moved the safe to Beatrice for expert checking and found its contents intact. a jimmied barber shop door yielded hair oil and soap, while the cash register held no money. Deputy Sheriff Davidson traced prints from Fairbury but raised little to aid capture.
Martin Claussen Jr. of Beat Rice is visiting with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Uy.
Elsie Fahrenwald of Steele City spent several days this week at the home of her friend Larie Bristor.
Ralph Beckwith Lynn Cully and Dean Barber state university students have returned to Diller for their summer vacation.
Mrs. Ge Schoneberg sustained a painful injury when kicked by a cow during Sunday evening milking. Medical aid was summoned to relieve her suffering.
Helen Green of Lincoln traveled to Diller on Tuesday with her mother Mrs. Carrie Green and sisters Bonnie and Marguerite Green who had been visiting relatives in Lincoln.
Two or three applicants aim for licenses to sell 8 point 2 in Diller. Some residents plan to avoid trading at business houses where alcohol is on tap.
Mr. and Mrs. Schindler returned to Diller last Friday to observe teacher examinations and attend the commencement at Peru State Teachers College. They will leave Diller soon as Mr. Schindler plans to attend summer school at Creighton University in Omaha.
The article notes unusually hot weather early in June with Sunday at high temperatures, Monday slightly hotter, and Tuesday reaching a new peak. It reports 100 degrees in the shade locally and describes crop distress in the eastern state from heat and drought, while western areas improved after recent rain.
The Diller band of about thirty five members debuted at an open air concert Monday night. They played for Zion Lutheran church eight miles north of Diller during the annual church picnic at Geo. Sandman Sr. place on Cub Creek. A large Diller delegation, about a hundred, attended the event and enjoyed the program of songs and short plays by the church’s young people.
S C Hutchinson announces low prices on McKDeering and Peoria twine and invites orders for quantities needed. He promises to match competition and offers a full line of binder repairs, used and new binders, and a small steel separator.
Mr and Mrs Harry Fisher of Beatrice visited Sunday at the home of his father Geo Fisher.
Mrs. Jasper Long and her daughter in law Mrs. Roy Stark with two grandchildren visited Thursday last week to see their daughter and sister Mrs. Less Barber and other relatives. They were joined by Miss Rowland who then traveled to Ashland to visit relatives.
The N R C gathered at Mrs A O Richardson last Thursday afternoon with thirteen members eleven visitors and nine children present. Visitors included Mrs Henry Polfus Mrs Wiedman Mrs Herman Albers and three children of Beatrice Mrs Carico Mrs Milow Mrs Frank Eick Mrs Frank Carpenter Mrs Newt Hays and Miss Gladys Ray Eick and Helen Frisbie. Prizes went to Fr Frisbie and Mire Marguerite Albers. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess.
The N R met Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grone home with twelve members present. Visitors included Mrs A R Milow Mrs Margaret Albers and Mrs Art Kunecke. Prize winners were Mrs Fred Frisbie first and Mrs Orval Richardson second. A lunch followed and Mrs Bert Weaver invited the group to meet June 14 at her home.
H. H. Green demolished the old barn on his residence and has it rebuilt as a garage with Frank Johnson serving as the carpenter.
The Roosevelt Army of forestationers grows as two Dill er boys Merle Johnson and Erwin Fanders enlist Monday at Beatrice. They moved to Ft. Crook in Omaha for conditioning and will be sent elsewhere for permanent work.
Miss Clarice Moffit daughter of Harvey and Mrs Moffit of Diller married Howard E. Means of Omaha at the bride’s parents home in Lincoln. The ceremony was conducted by Rev W E Ludwick with Mrs Frank Cully singing Ah Sweet Mystery of Life and I Love You Truly. The couple will reside in Omaha.
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