St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Near Diller Service Info
St Pauls Evangel Lutheran near Diller announces Sunday school at 10 o clock under Superintendent Plager of the 4H group.
26 May 1933
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
1
St Pauls Evangel Lutheran near Diller announces Sunday school at 10 o clock under Superintendent Plager of the 4H group.
Saint John’s Lutheran Church Lanham Nebraska lists services led by Pastor F Albin Heinz. Sunday school at 9 30 German service at 10 30 Tuesday Memorial Day service at 2 p m with English and German addresses at the cemetery. Pentecost English service at 10 30 Sunday school at usual hour visitors welcome.
Mrs L M Cavett presides over Sunday school at 10 A M Memorial sermon Sunday at 11 by Rev Helms details read like a church notice for members and neighbors inviting attendance at the service
Rev Robert A Helms Pastor W A Snyder Superintendent Sunday School at 10 Children Day Committee Eunice Henrichs Maxine Hutchison Lydia Krebs Larie Bristol Cleo Green Missionary meeting at Mrs Jennie Line home Friday Miss Mildred Mayborn and Miss Mary Eby from Lincoln to play piano Sunday services program includes Firebrands Maid of the Sanges Lisst Valse Caprice Waltz of the Flowers Tschaikowski Moussorgsky and a Saxophone Trio providing numbers
On Sunday at the H. A. Bell home Mr. Alonzo Specht suffered a severe attack of acute indigestion. Medical aid was summoned Tuesday morning and he is recovering nicely. Mrs. Lyman McIntosh and Mrs. Maggie Cole were present.
New orders start immediately or at the stated time. Renewals extend from expiration for full-time paid. Offer valid ten days by mail in Nebraska and Northern Kansas. In other states 25 cents per month extra. Subscribe through the Diller Record office.
Next Monday May 30th is Memorial Day. Arthur Wieths renewed for the Record one day this week. Mr and Mrs A E South wick of Endicott visited Diller on business. Miss Elizabeth Hagle of Lincoln vacations with Misses Lucille and Pearl Sparks. Tony Barr sustained a painful scald to his left arm Tuesday afternoon after removing a tractor radiator cap.
A 25 cent jig saw puzzle is offered with each 150 dollar cash subscription to the Diller Record during May if requested.
Mrs Esther Grone of St. Joseph Missouri visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone from Saturday to Monday afternoon then went to Hebron to visit other relatives.
Bobbie Green, receiving treatment at the Lincoln orthopedic hospital, is visiting for a week or ten days with his parents Rex A. and wife and other relatives and friends.
Teachers exams will be given in the assembly room of Diller High School on June 3. Those needing numbers should write to Mrs. Genevieve Clark in Nebraska before June 3.
Frank Roseman Sr Herman Rippe and Chris Knuepple, all local farmers southeast of town, renewed for the Record during the past week and received jig-saw puzzles on request.
Keith Waggoner traveled with J J Randall a Western Cartridge salesman to Grand Island for a weekend visit returning to Fairbury Sunday. Randall joined the Waggoners for a visit and they attended a target shoot at the local Gun Club during the stay.
Former Diller resident and lumber dealer J. T. Briggs died at age 71 on Sunday after a life in the trade. He moved from Diller to Liberty Nebraska where he managed a lumber yard for twelve years before retiring eight months ago and moving to Pawnee City. He is survived by his widow five daughters and one son. Burial was at Oneida.
The Colliers Comedians attracted a large audience Wednesday night at the opera house with the play Thieving Bankers and the specialty acts pleasing all. Next Wednesday the troupe presents Family Troubles as their final show of the season in Diller before beginning a summer tour in a tent starting at Beatrice, their home.
Dick Edington of Steele City renews old acquaintances in Diller on a Wednesday outing.
Mrs. Sarah Witty of Lincoln attended the graduating exercises at Diller last Thursday evening. For rent, the property where Prof. Roehrkasse has resided the past two years, inquire at the Record office.
C H Wright renewed the Record ownership on Wednesday after a long tenure of over twenty five years and received a jig saw puzzle upon request.
Thursday afternoon a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Anderson but did not survive birth. The community offers its sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Anderson.
Misses Pearl and Lucille Sparks, daughters of Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks, closed a successful year of teaching with a May 19 picnic dinner and ice cream. Both were reelected to teach in the same schools next year.
Sunday evening services at the Congregational church included splendid musical numbers by the orchestra and a reading by Mrs. Agnes Crane Wright of Steele City, which was splendidly rendered and enjoyed by those present.
Mrs E L Loock and family plan a Saturday departure for Los Angeles California to visit relatives and attend the wedding of Miss Helen Henrichs in June They expect to return about July 10 Dr Diehl reports Mr Moser recovering well after a Halstead Kansas hospital operation for an inward goitre and improving, pleasing many in Diller Seinen
Decoration Day events will start Tuesday at 2:00 PM in the Diller opera house with a program for all to attend. Afterward, processions will go to Prairie Home cemetery where a brief address will follow and soldiers’ graves will be covered with flowers. People with flowers should leave them at city hall. evergreen wreaths will be made there Saturday afternoon. The county board’s gravel decision on the P W F highway from the county line east to the Cornhusker highway was not reported by press time. Local residents criticize long dirt-road trips to Beatrice, Lincoln or Omaha and urge graveling the link between highways 3 and 68 via Diller, seeking Beatrice Chamber of Commerce support.
The piece suggests that despite claims of abundance and soundness, Americans face difficulty in accessing cash. It frames monetary access as the core challenge even amid ample wealth.
Paul Helms drove Roy Patton and his family to Burr Nebraska on Sunday to spend the day visiting their son Bernard Patton and other relatives.
Mrs. V. A. Raymond and Dickie and Donna Jane and Miss Nellie Green of Lincoln attended the commencement exercises last Thursday, their sister Bonnie being among the graduates.
During Saturday night storm two cows on property at Pearly Place were killed by lightning. John Folkers also lost one cow in the same event. Both families stood under a tree and were not near a fence when struck. Neither owner carried cattle insurance.
Miss Bethel Faye Henrichs and Mr. John C Tipton were married at the Presbyterian church in Fairbury by Rev. Schuppe at noon on Saturday May 20. After the ceremony the couple joined by Miss Helen Bower and Arthur Mann returned to the bride’s home for a luncheon. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Henrichs, is a former Diller public school graduate and taught two years. Tipton, son of Mrs. J F Tipton of Wood River, Neb., plans farming south of Fairbury.
The N R C met at Mrs. Ralph Frisbie's home with twelve members four visitors and six children present. Afternoon activities included rock with high score by Mrs. Will Amos, second by Mrs. Arthur Kunecke and consolation by Mrs. Leonard Frisbie. A fine lunch was served and the next meeting will be with Mrs A O Richardson roll call your birthplace.
The Dorcas class of the M E church met May 18 in the church basement for a business meeting followed by a social hour. A Seed puzzle contest divided ladies into groups of four with winners named. Refreshments of chicken sandwiches angel food cake ice cream straw coffee were served by hostesses L M Cavett Joe Nippert Jas Hays Eva Best and Arthur Grone.
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