Diller Markets Report Corrected Every Thursday Note
The Diller Markets column appears with corrections issued weekly on Thursday. It lists market items, prices, and local trading notes guiding vendors and buyers in the Diller area.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1937
Page
5
The Diller Markets column appears with corrections issued weekly on Thursday. It lists market items, prices, and local trading notes guiding vendors and buyers in the Diller area.
The Navy maintains eighteen hospitals for Navy and Marine Corps personnel with facilities in Canai and Guam and others in the United States. There are also three Naval Dispensaries.
Coal prices noted at Allen Lbr Co Diller Neb phone 153 02 poles creosoted to prevent rot Home Owners Loan Corp repairs on Ab Bristol property near Ray mond residence shingle roof work by Harry Greene Mrs Robert Schindler travels to Falls City plans to visit friends Mr and Mrs Scott A Miller host several relatives from Pembina ND Hill City MN Lincoln NE Steele City and other locales
Mr. R. D. McClure of Black Bros. feed department and Bill Stambaugh general solicitor visited Diller yesterday to begin John Steiner’s duties as elevator manager. They stopped at the Record office, prompting an ad on another page.
Frank Wandersee 84 a German born farmer living about a mile west of the Midway oil station south of Beatrice died unexpectedly last Friday evening at his home. He came to the United States at 19 and bought his Beatrice area home in 1877. He built a cottonwood log first house and later a more commodious one later modernized by the newspaper editor. Funeral services were held Tuesday at St Johns Lutheran church Beatrice with burial at Blue Springs.
Dorcas Class Kensington met in church parlors on Thursday afternoon March 18. Mrs. Francis Clark and Miss Flora Worthen attended. Mrs. Moser led devotions and contests provided afternoon diversion. Individual prizes went to Mrs Kieth Hays and Mrs Francis Clark. group prizes rewarded captains Mrs Carrico and Mrs Francis Clark. A lunch was served by committee led by Mrs Fred Clark Mrs Rex Green Mrs Harry Close and Mrs Mary Kurtz.
Bernard McNeil, a young choir member at St. Vincent of Ferrer Church in New York, joins fellow singers in greeting the Easter dawn during the service.
The Christain Church lists Easter Day Communion in English and Good Friday in German. Sunrise Service is canceled. Sunday school at 9 30 Easter 10 30 Luther League 7 30 Good Friday services. The pastor is Rev L J Wolff and Supt C L Huliman. The text reflects on Holy Week significance and hopes for observance in church and home.
The notice describes a Sunday school program at eleven o'clock with songs and readings. It invites friends of the school to attend and thanks the committee and children for their work. It lists titles and performers including Psalm quotes and hymns such as All Hail the Power and The Old Rugged Cross.
Mrs. Clyde Wolf of Kansas City identified her stolen car on the street and flirted with the driver until a policeman arrived and had him arrested.
Pastor Howard H. Pyche leads Easter services with a 11 oclock sermon on John s recollection of the risen Lord and a 10 oclock Sunday School lesson. Special opening for primary department and a breakfast hike. Evening service features hymns quartet and orchestra. Keystone Kensington meets April 20 at Mrs Ray Greens.
Mrs. Ray Lamb presides as superintendent with Sunday School held as usual. If March is your birth month, bring your offering next Sunday.
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