30 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
1
Rev. Robert A Helms pastor and W A Snyder superintendent lead a Sunday School at 10 o'clock with evening services at 8 o'clock.
Mrs L M Cavett superintendent leads Sunday School at 10 AM. A missionary playlet directed by Mrs Barnet will be presented during the Sunday hour.
Rev. L J Wolff and Supt W H Plager announce Sunday school at 9 30 am with German services at 10 30 am Confirmation class also 9 30 am Sundays and on weekdays A new day class may be arranged upon request Members note Steele City trip on the 4th The column comments on Roosevelt and the New Deal Wheat yields 20 to 25 bushels per acre with 57 to 61 pound test and a six cent rise in four days on the Diller market noting best prices in two to three years
Miss Alice Line came home Wednesday after taking her sister Mrs. Clarence Steffen and Richard to Omaha. They will spend a week visiting her sister Mrs. Paul Beckwith and family.
Mrs. H A Bell entertained with dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Norman Wenzell and Mr and Mrs Millard Germeny from Los Angeles. Also present were Raleigh Bell and Suann of Lincoln, Mr and Mrs CG L Waggoner, and Mr and Mrs Bert Bell.
Gerald Close of Diller wins a regent's scholarship at the University of Nebraska for next year. He plans to join the college of engineering. The 150 scholarships, worth about 70 dollars each, were awarded in May in an academic contest across schools.
Next Tuesday marks the Glorious Fourth. Diller played Herkimer Kansas Sunday at Herkimer, losing 5 to 3. Diller Elevator Co leased the Crittenden grain elevator for storage. Mrs Vern Pickard of Fairbury visits aunt Mrs Mattie Clark Marjory Lou Woods stayed with grandmother Mrs Chas Kinnamon in Fairbury Mr and Mrs Wm Rockaway and family of DeWitt visited Milow Drug store Sunday Mrs A R Milow and son Arthur returned from Tecumseh visiting Wm Logsdon and his wife Hazel Place and Carrie Wrigley renewed for the Record last week George Renz and Charley Cully renewed subscriptions.
Howard J. Stotts of Lincoln, who had spent several days with his friend Glenn Long, returned Monday to his Lincoln home where he has worked in a local bank.
The letter discusses inflation, urging support from delinquent subscribers to aid the community funds. Alice Line returns from Chicago praising the World’s Fair and recommending a visit to see new modernist exhibits, including free halls and major displays. The Diller Commercial club pushes for road improvements linking No. 86 with No. 3, planning a trip to Fairbury to seek government or alternative funding.
A crowd estimated between 600 and 1000 attended Diller’s free Tuesday night screenings. The manager announced next week’s show moves to Thursday due to the July 4th holiday and hinted at future talking pictures. The free program is funded by local merchants in appreciation of patronage.
The Diller library will open Wednesday of next week instead of Tuesday July 4 for the holiday. Mrs. Chas Reinhardt had stayed with sister in law Mrs. Matilda Hauver who has been ill but will not Tuesday return to Lincoln.
Sunday afternoon June 25 at Ben Behrends' home hosted guests including Clarence Hiatt John Senior Will Behrends and families Mrs Line Mrs Witty Flossie Raymond Willis Clark Frank Cully Clarence Steffen Ray Green and spouses. Music featured Ben and Will Behrends on piano and a Saxette duet by Carolynn Rose and Norma. Mesdames Cully Steffen Clark Green and Flossie Raymond with Miss Flossie Raymond sang four sacred numbers, concluding with Came to the Garden with Him. Guests toured the garden, enjoyed ice cream cakes cookies candy and gum served by the hostess in the heat of a sunny day.
The J N C club met at Mrs. Johnny Romish’s home on Wednesday June 7. An enjoyable afternoon included two contests won by Mrs Bowen and Mrs Albert Hubka. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is planned for July 19 at Mrs Joe Hiatt’s.
Miss Frieda Helen Kaiser daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred H Kaiser of Ainsworth Nebraska married Orlo R Geer son of Mr and Mrs C L Geer of Diller on June 24 at the Brandt residence in Ainsworth. Rev Melvin Brandt officiated. The couple will reside in Diller and were escorted with a small reception and a treat at George's cafe for fifty five guests.
Lincoln residents Mr and Mrs Jorden Sandman and others visited family in Lincoln and Roca. Steele City townfolk drove to Diller for the Independence Day program with street parade at 12 30 band concert 1 to 1 30 baby contest 2 30 speeches by Kenneth Wherry and Chas Smrha evening acts dances and games plus Colliers Comedians in a tent drawn crowds from Diller and surrounding towns.
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