12 May 1933
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1933
Page
1
Near Diller the sermon and Sunday school session are announced with Supt. S. S. W. H. Plager guiding the class and Sunday school starting at 10 o clock.
Rev. Robert A Helms leads the congregational program with Sunday School at 10 o clock and cradle roll at 10 15. The Mother's Day service directed by Mrs Harry Thompson will be given during the morning church hour. The baccalaureate service will be held at 8 p m.
Mrs L M Cavett superintends a 10 A M Sunday School with a special Mother's Day program. The oldest and youngest mother will receive honors. Dorcas class Kensington meets Thursday May 18 in the church basement. Charley Green takes over as street commissioner and village marshal. Lucille Sparks visited Lincoln area relatives.
Francis Packer was operated on for strangulated hernia in a Beatrice hospital Monday evening and is reported as doing nicely.
Mr and Mrs Harold Hutchin of Omaha visited over the weekend the home of his parents Mr and Mrs S C Hutchinson.
Mr and Mrs Cal Waggoner attend the Lincoln funeral Saturday for Mrs A C Fish wife of a commercial salesman who makes Diller frequently. Mrs Fish formerly lived in Fairbury and was an old friend of Mrs Waggoner.
Mr and Mrs S C Hutchinson entertained at a seven o'clock dinner Saturday night with guests including Mr and Mrs Archie Trout and Wilbur Eick of Los Angeles Calif Mr and Mrs Harold R Hutchinson of Omaha Mr and Mrs Ray Fick and daughter Betty LaRlue Illness kept Mrs Frances Palmberg of Los Angeles from attending Following the dinner an enjoyable evening of music and conversation was enjoyed
Mrs Paul Renz and daughter Phyllis visited Lincoln with friends. Theresa Van Laningham of Beatrice assists George Rahman in his cafe. Mr and Mrs John Carico and Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor visited Wymore on Monday afternoon.
Mother's Day will be observed at the Congregational church in Diller with a morning program of special music and exercises.
Gayle Cully injured several fingers of his right hand on Tuesday when he accidentally broke a window light out of the door while playing in front of Peters' store.
City dogs taxes past due must be paid on or before May 20, 1933 per order of the Village Board. Chas. Waggoner, City Clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Myers and daughters Velva and Roberta of Lincoln were Sunday guests of Mrs. Myers parents Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Sparks and other Diller relatives.
Relatives and friends listened on KFI in Los Angeles yesterday morning as Rev. Merle E Fish of Los Angeles gave a 15 minute inspirational talk. The event was sponsored by the Federation of Los Angeles churches. Fish is a graduate of the Diller schools and the husband of Sylva Miller Fish a former Diller girl.
About 87 men aged 18 to 25 applied in Fairbury for six months work on the Roosevelt reforestation project. Jefferson county’s quota of 32 was set by the committee. From Pleasant precinct Dil ler, Merle Johnson, Erwin Fanders were selected with Ira Casper as an alternate. They will be notified to report for examination at recruiting stations. Some work is hoped to be done in Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hurst with children Betty and Donald and editor accompanied by Geo B Pearce an inmate of Masonic Home Plattsmouth took a picnic last Saturday. A detour near Plattsmouth moved the group east and they drove to Peru for supper with Mr and Mrs Joseph Albright and daughter Rachael former neighbors from Diller. Rachael taught in Diller schools eight years resigning for ill health and has had operations since though improving slowly which pleases her many Diller friends.
W. E. Mudge transacted business and visited relatives in Beatrice Tuesday. Mrs. Eleanor Steffensmeyer of Lincoln visits at Dr. O. C. Diehl’s home. Mrs. T. B. Highly of Diller fell stairs breaking her hip and is confined to bed in a Beatrice hospital.
Mr. Hubert Patton aged 25 of Harbine and Miss Clara Overturf 26 of Edgar secured a marriage license in Maryville Kansas last week. Patton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patton, formerly of Diller, and Overturf teaches in Diller schools.
Pearl Nickeson of Ellis county was riding a cow herd when a bull charged his horse and gored it fatally. He escaped by vaulting a fence and the bull was later sold to buyers who loaded it onto a truck for market with difficulty.
Mr. Arthur Rhodes, brother-in-law of Dr. O C Diehl, was thrown from a horse three miles west of Beat Rice Monday afternoon. He sustained ruptured intestine and other injuries and underwent surgery Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs S C Moser accompanied by her brother Bert Etchison of Pawnee City travel to Wichita Kansas where Mr Moser will submit to an operation for an inward goiter sometime next week.
The N R C met at Mrs Arthur Vieths home with eleven members three children and five visitors. A business meeting approved sending fruit and vegetables to the Omaha children's home. The afternoon featured rock games with Mrs Leonard Richardson winning high and Mrs Arthur Kunecke second. The next meeting is set for May 17 at Mrs Orville Richardson's home.
Mrs. Sadie Thornburg of Auburn and Mrs. Ruben Gretzinger of Steele City, nieces of Mrs. L. M. Cavett, visited with her Wednesday afternoon.
The retiring legislature passed a measure deferring real estate tax payments from May 1 to July 1 without interest. The move aims to help farmers secure better grain prices before taxes are due.
Members of the J N C club met at the home of Mrs Geo Champ on Wednesday. Guest Mrs Hultz joined the club during the business meeting. Contests were won by Mrs Newt Hays and Mrs Rudolph Hubka. Refreshments were served by Mrs Champ with assistance. The next meeting will be at Mrs McKinley Bowen on May 17.
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