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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1939
Page
5
Diller markets list heavy and leghorn stock with prices and weights. Lard from C. McCune announced and a beauty shop advertises permanents and services. Burlington train times and Black Bros Elevator Diller Nebraska offer grain and feed via manager John Steiner.
The undersigned will sell at his farm 14 miles south and 24 east of Diller on Friday March 3 starting 12 o clock noon. Goods include cattle hogs poultry implements household items and miscellaneous. Cash terms. Lunch served. Auctioneers Schultis Searing. Clerk W E Anderson.
Miss Agnes Saathoff and Frank A Meyer married Tuesday February 21 at Zion Lutheran Church south of Diller with nuptial rites by Reverend Sauberzweig. Attendants Mildred Saathoff and Elmer Meyer. 24 guests at reception at the bride’s home. music by Alvin and Elville Schipper. They will reside on the Langworthy farm five miles northeast of Diller.
Miss Bethel Meyers daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Meyers of Diller wed John R Henrichs of Diller on Wednesday March 1 at St Paul Lutheran church. Rev L J Wolff officiated. The bride wore midnight blue with a white Bible and shoulder corsage. Bridesmaid Miss Pearl Sparks in navy. Bridegroom attended by brother Arnold Henrichs. Wedding supper for twenty at the bride’s home followed by a brief wedding trip. The couple will reside on a farm near Diller.
Miss Bethel Mann and Elmer H Krebs were married last Saturday February 25 at 4 PM by Rev McCowen at the Beatrice Presbyterian parsonage. They will establish a home in Jansen where Elmer manages the Fuller Grain Co elevator.
The Luther League met Sunday evening February 26 with nearly all members present. Edward Bebrends led the devotional and Ester Bebrends led the discussion on Myself. Rev Goemmel and family from Lanham attended along with nine other visitors.
Mrs Christie Seaman marked her 81st birthday on Tuesday February 28 with three sons and their families unable to attend due to a blizzard. She hosted a dinner for Sam Thompson Harry Thompson and True Thompson and received cards and gifts from all family members including a dress and a $500 bill from a Cody Wyoming nephew.
Opal Hunterian hosted the N B C Club on Thursday February 16 with eight members present. Mrs Gerd Henrichs Sr attended as a visitor. The afternoon included sewing guilt blocks and a lunch of sandwich doughnut cinnamon roll and coffee. The next meeting will be at Felena Sasse's home on Friday March 3 for an all day session.
A party at Mrs. John Meyer’s home honored Fred Meyer who returned to Johnstown Colorado for work. He arrived over a week ago and was celebrated Sunday evening with friends and family.
The Booklover's Club met at Mrs. C J Mayborn's home February 14. Mrs. Hiatt analyzed The Tides of Mont St Michel by Roger Vercel, described Mont St Michel and its setting, and shared travel snapshots. Guests included Mesdames Cully, Kay, Howell, Bowen, Champ, Anderson, Thompson, and Callander. Next review at Mrs. Ludington's. open to all, donations fund new library books.
Seventy one Dorcas Society members met at the M E church on a Wednesday afternoon to entertain Ellis Ladies. They registered and received hats, sang a welcome, paired partners, and met in the basement with George and Martha Washington in costume. A red white and blue cake was served, colonial tea poured, and prizes and music followed with a luncheon of chicken sandwiches cranberry mold and angel food cake.
Reporter notes a social visit at the Cavett home last Sunday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Cassell of Steele City, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hurst, Betty and Donald of Beatrice, Mrs. Willis Clark of Diller, and the Cansells, who spoke with the H. H. Beckwith family. A farewell song was sung and Ellis ladies were invited to return.
Rev L J Wolff pastor and C L Hullman supt announce Lenten services each Wednesday at 7 30 with theme The Glory of God March 8 sermon from Luke 23 33 34 Holy Communion German March 26 English Easter Communion April 9 50th church anniversary April 2 Luther League events March 5 information please meeting March 12 pageant March 19 prayer service April 9 Young People banquet Good Friday services April 7 10 o clock Please mark these on your calendar.
Pastor Howard H. Pyche leads Sunday School at 10 with service at 11. Sermon titled Chained to the Charriot. Next Sunday begins annual spring Round Up with dinner in the Annex and brief service. Boy’s choir to assist music. Pastor's class for children and youth runs 10 to 11 Saturday March 11 at the parsonage. Parents and teachers urged to cooperate.
C F Wagner pastor and Mrs Ray Lamb S S superintendent announce Sunday School at 10. The next Sunday topic is Peter Preaches To The Gentiles and the preaching service is Christian Faith And Practice. Members urged to attend and meditate during Lent.
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