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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1927
Page
3
Community notices advertise m m A meets schedule eye doctors and eye care offers, livestock sales, eggs for hatching, alfalfa seed for sale, and local residents moving and visiting. Oil and gas delivery, car tax reminders, and sheriff warnings on old license numbers appear alongside farm market updates and small business changes in Fairbury and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Jno Gattschalgy and son visit Mr and Mrs Homer Brunk with their families on Sunday in Plymouth.
Riley Tucker moved into the Miller residence after John Carico vacated it to farm his property. Frank Cally recently bought the farm from Mr. Tucker and has taken possession.
Friends and neighbors hosted a surprise party Saturday night at the DeBoer home. The evening featured various games and late hour refreshments with all in good spirits. Glenn Paine of Blue Springs aided Theo Henrichs and his dogs in pursuing a captured wolf dragged by Melvin Wright after a long track.
Members of the T. A. B. club and local neighbors gathered at the Bowens home southwest of the city to bid the couple goodbye before their move to a farm near Diller. Seventy five attended as cards and games filled the evening and a two course lunch was served. The ladies presented Mrs Bowen with a silver sugar shell.
Lloyd Callander of Osceola drove to Diller in his new Overland coupe and stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs M Callander Tuesday and Wednesday.
Harvey Powell son of Ella Griswold married Beulah Carpenter daughter of Joe Carpenter near Iller in Marysville Kansas on February 2.
The B. B. Kensington group met with Mrs. Ray Hudson on February 22 with ten members present. The next gathering will be with Mrs. Geo on March 8. Roll call included household hints on house cleaning.
Diller Nebraska based Corp Belt Lumber Co advertises a one year guarantee against frame mites after a single thorough CARBO CREOCENE application. A new supply has just been received and customers are urged to bring their can.
Henry H. Meyer criticizes internal bickering within churches as driving people away from religious life. He argues that while churches aim to spread harmony, ongoing controversies at home undermine appeal and credibility.
C. S. Campbell, wife and daughter of Hanover Kansas, made a pleasant call at the Record office Saturday. Campbell is foreman at the Democrat and his neat work on the paper is noted as due largely to his handiwork.
Miss Anna Ahrends married John G. Junker of Fairbury Nebraska at Zion Lutheran Church State Line on February 22 1927 Rev Raschke officiated The bride wore rose beige georgette crepe romaine veil and carried carnations and freesias The groom wore blue suit The couple hosted a dinner at the bride’s parents home and plan a wedding trip to Omaha The event included relatives only Alma Junker and Emma Schoenrock attended as honor and grooms staff The couple will farm near Fairbury Nebraska later Wm Doherty family moves to Diller from Great Bend Kansas joining Fanders home Gus Dressen joins as partner in business and shop.
Bert Wells of Endicott spent the weekend at the W. D. Fanders home in Diller and was to return to Endicott Sunday.
Usual 11 o'clock morning service led by Fairbury Gospel Team. No evening service. Sunday School at the usual hour. Ladies Keystone Class holds Kensington Meeting with Mrs. Bert Bell Friday at 2 30.
The sermon at St Pauls Evangel Lutheran led by Pastor Otto Bergfelder urged religious training in schools. He cited Psalm 111 10 and Luther to argue moral character comes from Christian education amid a rising crime wave and secular schooling.
An invitation announces regular services this coming Sunday at the usual hour and religious instruction on Saturday starting at 9 o'clock. The notice mentions aiming to limit ace ability and support Christian ideals while inviting attendance.
Members met Monday evening in the church basement for a fun program after a brief initiation. Games like ballooning entertained the group as teams competed for a win. Ice cream and cake were provided by Miss Babcock Hazel Geer and Eleanor Filley.
Mr and Mrs H H Beckwith Farcel and Faun Friday of Beat Rice and Mr and Mrs Wayne Richardson and Miss Irene Beckwith of Fairbury host a party in honor of Mr and Mrs Woods celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary.
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