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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1938
Page
5
The notice lists corrected Thursday market terms for corn eggs hens and leghorn stock with weights and prices. It mentions Chicago refiners gasoline prices and local price references for various goods.
Dr. J. Bixby and a group of friends visited the Cavett residence in Geneva last Sunday afternoon for a social call.
Mrs Griswold who attended the funeral of her stepson at Marysville Kansas last week has returned to that place to stay awhile with the family of the deceased.
A subscription note from Mrs W A Cherry states all is well up here in Valentine Nebraska. The Cherry family extends greetings to their Diller friends and readers.
Superintendent and Mrs Sinkey, Principal and Mrs Ludington, teacher Fiossie Raymond, and student Lawrence Clark toured Lincoln last Friday and Saturday to view the state basketball tournament among other attractions.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Timm Mr and Mrs Julius Folkerts and daughter Rosetta attended the Golden wedding of Mr and Mrs John Aden in Carleton last Saturday.
N B C members gathered Saturday afternoon with eight in attendance at Mrs Bill Wiemers home. The group sewed for the hostess and a fruit cake and coffee lunch followed. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Loren Stephens on March 25.
Mrs Dan Garton, recently married, was honored at a Saturday afternoon shower given by her sister and sisters in law Mrs Bill Wiemers and Mrs Jake Lottman. Twenty three ladies attended and presented gifts as they played games and wished the bride well. A luncheon of sandwiches apple custard cake with whipped cream and coffee followed.
Members of the NCSA Club met Gretchen Woblforth on Wednesday March 9. Guests included Mrs N J Robertson Mrs C L Waggoner and Mrs H H Green. After business the afternoon featured games with prizes won by Mrs Geer Mrs L Waggoner and Mrs Viers. A luncheon was served. Mrs S C Hutchinson invites the group to meet again on Wednesday March 23.
The Diller Luther League welcomed over 70 Luther Leaguers from Hanover and Lanham at St. Paul’s Lutheran. Marie Roelf led as president with Bernard Behrends, Merlyn Lottman, Bertha Wenz, Clarence Hullman, and Robert Glathar presenting on devotionals, mission, social events, membership, and the motto Of the church for the church by the church.
Pastor Howard H. Pyche leads the Congregational Church with Rev. Deadman of Fairbury visiting last Sunday. Next Sunday church school at 10 A M with Temperance on keeping the body strong. An orchestra formed by Miss Hope Renz teaches girls instruments. Pastor's 11 o clock sermon titled Chained to the Chariot. Faith lights the way. come to church next Sunday.
The Diller library received donations of thirty nine books from Mrs J E Nicholson and a collection including From Over the Border by Vernon M McCombs Highland Heritage by Edwin E White From Survey to Service by H P Douglas Mecca and Beyond by Rose Dodd. Dorothy Thomas Home Place is highlighted as a humane American novel about midwest families returning to a failing farm and finding hope. Thomas biography notes her Nebraska roots and moves from Kansas to Lincoln and Santa Fe.
Collier's Weekly notes Red Square in Moscow derives from the medieval Russian Krasnya meaning red and beautiful not from 1917 revolution or party labels. The term reflects both color and beauty in the ancient name.
Rev L J Wolff pastor and C L Hullman superintendent lead St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran near Diller. Sunday School at 9 30 English service 10 30 Lenten services Wednesday 8 00 choir practice and church workers class Tuesday listed in church notices.
The Sunday morning sermon will be based on Job with the subject Victorious through Affliction. Wednesday evening offers The Crucified Saviour for a Sinful World from 1 Corinthians 15:3. The notice urges regular church attendance during Lenten services to renew strength and comfort the soul.
The Dorcas Society will host a cafeteria luncheon at city hall Friday afternoon and evening. Sunday School meets at 10 A. M. The children’s class gathers at 6:45 P. M. Rev. F. A. Sala from Bryan Memorial Hospital Lincoln will give an illustrated lecture during the 7:30 evening service.
A concise reminder that genuine capability reveals itself through work not words. The piece urges making service so excellent it becomes its own press agent, showcasing competence without boasting.
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