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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
12
The page identifies BL. M. Cavett as editor and publisher and Martha B. Cavett as associate editor, noting succession to founder F. T. Pearce and listing Illinois origin and address code.
City officials route commercial trucks away from the square. Residents urged to refrain from littering and vandalism as the park board posts a $25 reward for evidence leading to convictions in acts of depredation and graffiti. Mrs Asa Richardson bought a Plymouth De Lux coupe and Mrs Cavett a new Oldsmobile coupe at Beatrice on Monday.
Arthur and Wilma Behrends bring a peculiar seven inch circumference egg and a strange visitor claiming to manage an Indian show from Oklahoma. A theft involving a buffalo nickel and a broken fruit jar wound Mrs Clark. Weather brings two rains. wheat shines while grasshoppers bite. Congressman Binderup notes a Memorial breakfast for William Jennings Bryan at the Penn Athletics Club, attended by Bryan family members, with plans to make it a regular Democratic National Convention event. An accident near Blue Springs involved a transport truck on Burlington tracks.
A newspaper notice notes Major Bowes being courted for a $25 000 weekly amateur program while bids are called for highway projects In Nebraska. State Engineer Tilley invites bids for a million and a half dollars worth of work including gravel surfacing on Route No 3 between Beatrice and Harbine and a shortened segment between Beatrice and Fairbury.
Freight train No. 93 collided with a tractor driven by F O Hutchins of Randolph Kansas as it crossed the track. The tank burst into flame and exploded, causing multiple deaths and injuries among train crew including engineer Herman Brothers and fireman George Rohan. Six cars derailed and traffic on the branch line was halted for hours. The driver reportedly had a clear view but failed to see the train.
Rev. EoJ Wolff reports Easter services at St Pauls Lutheran near Diller will be led by Supt S. S. Sunday school at 9:30 with no preaching during the service period.
Sunday worship outlines the fourth Sunday after Trinity Luke 6 36 42 teaching mercy to others. It urges not to judge condemns and to excuse speak well and give the same measure received, honoring Heavenly Father’s mercy.
Rev H H Proett pastor and Mrs Ray Lamb superintendent promote Missionary Sunday with Mr Cavett representing the Men's Class on Russia. No morning services. Leaguers study Matthew chapter six. Evening services held in the park at eight. Welcome to all.
Rev H Pyche leads Sunday services at 11 AM with Sunday School at 10 AM and Mrs Earl Weigel assisting Sunt in the schedule. Local church notices outline morning worship responsibilities and attendance.
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