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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
5
A collage of short notices includes market prices for wheat corn oats and cream, livestock listings with hens roosters and weights, sale ads for a 4 wheel trailer cultivator and binder twine, a lost gray spring coat notice, a card of thanks for illness support, employment inquiry in Jefferson County, and a book offer from the University Library World-Herald readers special.
Ab Cally of Beatrice was in Diller on Wednesday. Lester Strawbacker is driving a new Ford V-8 coupe. Mr and Mrs Will Green and Cleo spent Saturday night with friends in Beatrice.
The Beatrice Store Kraft kitten ball team earned a solid score against Diller on Wednesday night, securing a convincing victory in the game.
The free movies sponsored by the Diller merchants drew a large audience Tuesday night with attendees enjoying the show. Mrs. Onka Franzen of Steele City visited Diller on Saturday afternoon to see relatives and friends.
Mrs. H. Sasse, after about a week of treatment at Odell Hospital, returned to her home in Diller Monday evening in improved condition but still confined to bed.
A Monday evening gathering on June 14 hosted a weiner roast at the canyons to honor Miss Dracylia Glather of Alma Nebraska. Attendees included Dracylia Glather Joy Ray Faith and Hope Renz Claude and Marjorie Lou Woods Max and Betty Thompson and Enthes Glather.
The N C S A club met with Mrs. Hutchinson for its closing meeting. All but three members attended a delightful afternoon with songs and a musical reading. New member Mrs. Roy Geer was initiated and prizes were won by Mrs. Carico, Mrs. Bert Bell, and Rachel Viers. A picnic plan was discussed and refreshments were served.
Mr and Mrs Ray Coleman along with daughter Maxine and the rest of the family hosted visits with Mrs Witty Coleman as they travel around during a vacation. They are spending time visiting relatives and friends in the area this week.
On June 10 Mrs. Ervin May born Irene Hill was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Dean Barber at Mrs. Laverance Caldwell home. Thirty guests attended with yellow and pink colors. Guests played games and puzzles. prizes went to winners.
The Busy Bee s Club met at Julia Diller s on June 16 with seven members present. Willi ma Thompson was elected cheer leader and Betty Grabber and Marilyn Miller were named song leaders. Pro gram of work approved. Next meeting set for June 30 at Betty Grabber s. a dainty lunch followed. Rep Mary Lou Thompson
A birthday dinner for Roy Mathias was hosted at his Ellis area home with many guests from Kansas and Nebraska. Attendees included Mrs Lou Schroedar and the Scrubys of Hanover, the Imming family, Lena and Ron Schroedar, Mrs Sophia Mathias, Pearl Fletcher and children, Mabel Camp, and Grace Mathias's friend. The gathering ended with best wishes for many more birthdays.
A large family reunion ended with a joyful picnic dinner last Sunday. Participants included Mrs. Claude Dune and two daughters of Greely Colorado, Mrs. Harriett Barton, Bert Bell, Lee Barton and family, Mrs. Leonard Frisbie and Suanity, and Mrs. Jennie Dear, Minnesota. Four generations were represented in the group.
A birthday party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Greider on June 13 featured Mrs. Greider and Mrs. W. C. Steffenmeyer of Lincoln celebrating their birthdays. Guests enjoyed a well arranged dinner at 1 P M and shared a joyful, appreciative atmosphere.
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller reports Sunday services at 9:30 and Sunday school at 10:30 with Luther League district rally at Home Kansas including talks by Hugo Weichert and Rev Greenlies. Afternoon program 2:30 and evening 8:00 with China films. Vacation Bible School continues daily. final day Friday June 25 with canyon picnic. Children's Day June 27 features morning program and grove picnic.
The Methodist Episcopal Church notes attendance at Sunday School has declined over recent Sundays. Despite appreciating Saturday night rains, the passage urges all to attend and support the school efforts.
A church invites attendees to a Sunday morning service at the Congregation where Bible School teachers will be present. A silver offering will be taken for their benefit during the morning service.
Howard H and Mrs Earl W announce a Sunday School at 10 A M with two weeks of Vacation Bible School work by children. The program includes music and an offering to support those who work. An 8 P M union service is planned at the park if weather permits.
The Happy Hour Club met with Mrs. Violet Ulm on June 10 with eight members six children and one visitor present. A visitor for the afternoon Miss won high scores. A luncheon was served by the hostess. Mrs. Albers invited the club to meet with her June 24.
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