Diller Markets Another Win In Scoring Spree
Diller attained a 56 to 45 victory in a game noted for strong scoring runs with 21 and 11 point increments guiding the team. The win added 13 to 10 and 08 to 06 sequences highlighting a steady offense.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
5
Diller attained a 56 to 45 victory in a game noted for strong scoring runs with 21 and 11 point increments guiding the team. The win added 13 to 10 and 08 to 06 sequences highlighting a steady offense.
C L Geer Lumber announces Graviti te wagon and trail er boxes plus hay racks priced reasonable for farmers and neighbors seeking practical farm tools and storage solutions.
Black Bros introduces Best Chick Starting Mash and 8S all purpose Start to Finish mash Calcium in 25 lb bags for Nebraska poultry and general farm feeding needs.
Mrs Ernest Gorrapent spent the weekend in Lincoln with her husband. Leonard Richardson harvested a wheat field averaging twenty bushels per acre earlier in the week. Mr and Mrs W C Steffens of Lincoln visited Diller on Sunday staying with Dr O C Diehl. The Francis Clark family moved from LOL south 29th Street in Omaha to 113 south 37th Street, two blocks closer in.
Fred Clarke traveled to Savannah Missouri last Saturday for treatment of a small facial skin cancer. Sunday dinner guests at Chester Sparks home included Mr and Mrs Norman Frisbie Mr and Mrs Win Weers and Richard.
Fayetta Horton a grammar room teacher in Diller spent the weekend there en route to Salem from the west. Charley Hood bought groceries Wednesday evening and works part of the time on a farm northeast of town. Mark Clausen vacationing with relatives in Beatrice. he lives in Gledale California. No band concert Wednesday evening due to threatening weather and director Ingalsbe stayed away from Marysville because of heavy rain.
Mr and Mrs Rex Green and Darrell Dee visited Fremont last Friday to see the home of Rexs sister Mrs James Walker and family. They then went to Omaha for a day at Ak Sar Ben races with several locals from Odell heading to California and the San Francisco World's Fair.
Charley Gaisford his wife and baby arrived here last Friday from Rockwell City Iowa where Charles works laying bricks on a post office building for a few days vacation while cement work is done Grandpa West er Carmichael noted the baby had grown so much in five weeks since being taken from home.
Mr and Mrs Chas Hays of Beatrice marked their 46th wedding anniversary with a gathering at Chautauqua Park. Relatives brought baskets for a noon meal, games and visiting followed, and ice cream and cake were served later. Their eldest son James Hays observed his own 15th wedding anniversary with wife and family from Diller.
A fragment lists families from Dil er including Mr and Mrs Leonard Richardson and family Mr and Mrs James Hays and family and other Hays family members.
A enjoyable June 16 gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Eick hosted NCSA Club members, husbands, and friends. Prizes were awarded to winners after rock games. Refreshments of homemade ice cream and cake were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. D. V. Fanders.
Mrs Herbert Barber hosted a Sunday School class party at her home on Sunday afternoon. Guests played games and were served ice cream Kool Aid cake and cookies. Miss Betty Grabber attended as a guest.
Mr and Mrs Cavett were guests at their daughter Mrs L M Hurst and family in Beatrice last Sunday for a Father's Day dinner.
Mr and Mrs Allie Eick spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs G F aegala and Grace Meyer at Falls City.
The J N C The Jolly Neighbors club met at Mrs Joe Hiatt's home on June 14 for an afternoon Bingo session. Prizes were won by Elaine Champ Hays Mrs Geo Champ Mrs J Ramish Mrs Weber Mrs A Hubka Mrs Bowen and Deloris Hubka. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs Armstrong visited. Next meeting set with Mrs Wm Weers on August 2.
Pastor Howard H. Pyche leads Sunday school at 10 A M followed by worship at 11 A M. An 8 PM union service at the park, weather permitting, features a sermon by the church pastor. All are invited to worship and lift their eyes to the hills for help.
The Official Board will meet on Thursday June 23 at 8 30 P M at the church Pastor C F Wagner leads the Methodist congregation Mrs Ray Lamb is S S Superintendent The Sunday school meets at 10 A M with The topic What It Means To keep Faith A review of the Apostle Paul’s life Preaching at 11 A M all members urged to attend and seek spiritual help
Rev L J Wolff Pastor C L Hullman Superintendent S S Sunday School Nine Thirty German Service Ten Thirty Park Service Eight AM Morning services conducted by Rev Wallace Wolff of Chicago Seminary All are invited to attend
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