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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1934
Page
8
The Diller Public School notices outline upcoming election ballot counting by students and a discussion of test issues. Principal topics include dry law support, gym use hours, noon activities, night classes, an after school basketball program, and history project work by seventh and eighth graders.
David Miller of Endicott and his son Edwin of Lincoln joined relatives for a Sunday dinner at Scot Miller’s house. On October 28 Uncle Dave turned 78, while great nephew Richard C. Miller had just turned eleven the day before, October 27.
A group of Diller youths held a Halloween masquerade Thursday night at Mr and Mrs Francis Clark home. Chief Ghosters Gretchen Fanders Irene Hill Velma Wehling and Mysterious Shadow Dell Wehling led a night of ghosts goblins witches and other characters with prizes and games followed by a luncheon served by the hostesses.
More than thirty youths gathered Wednesday night at Esther and Mildred Glathar home for a Luther League Halloween party. Prizes went to Mary Wenz and Edward Wessels for best costumes. A mood of fun replaced prior gloom with a lively ride home marked by a few minor spills.
The list of students with perfect scores for the short week ending October 24 includes Denice Anderson, Wessel Beckman, Robert Dale Clark, Stanley Diller, Joyce Johnson, Marilyn Miller, Donald Roelfs, Betty Grabber, Esther Lamb, LS Nicholson, Roe Patton, Thompson, Leila Benadeis, Dwaine Clark, and Avis Johnson. fifth reading class covers The Magic ute. Mies Gladys Lottman observed fifth and sixth music and language classes Monday. Blanche Fasnacht, Marjorie and Jean Maw visited. visitors welcomed. Darrel Beckwith gave a talk on Caliler in sixth reading lessons on communication. Gladys Lottman and Mrs. Henry Arntt visited. Maxine Fry and Gene Andrews taught in the room Wednesday during Miss Raymond's session.
The Diller Woman's Club hosted the Jefferson County Convention of Women's Clubs with praise for stage and hall spaces. Local president Mrs. Cully commended the decorating efforts and member cooperation ensuring a memorable meeting in the club's ten year history.
The L A L C met at Mrs. William Glather Jr. home with all members present except Mrs. Maynard Mason. Seven wee attenders included Mrs. Riddle, Junker, Irene, Mrs. Wiline Glather Sr., Esther and Mildred, and Mrs. Harry Thompson. Meals featured baskets and a shared dinner after quilting. Plans were made to meet Mrs. Ernest Beran on November 9.
The J N C met at Mrs John Romised home October 10 with all members present and guests Mrs Bond of Odell Miss Gladys Hays and Idola Champ attending Roll call and an officer election followed Mrs James Hays elected President Mrs Albert Hubka Secretary treasurer and Mrs M C Bowen reporter Two contests were held with prizes awarded to Mrs James Hays and Mrs Harm Hals Luncheon was served and Mrs Charles Hilder invited the group to meet November 1.
Mrs Avia Stengel and her daughter Mendrith Mary of Lititz Pennsylvania visited A H Howard of Rock Creek and were dinner guests of the Scott Miller family last Friday. Stangel plans to return to Pennsylvania next year.
Library notes list new titles including River's End Gukened They Brat Their Women Ferber and more. Beginning Tuesday afternoon November 6 a story hour for children will be held from 4 to 5.
The Estate of Eliza Jane Drullin de ceases informs interested parties a petition has been filed in S. F. Clark’s court in Caoson County Nebraska. Notice was given on November 26, 1934 for a hearing. Dated October 29, 1904 by County Judge E. R. Bee. First publication November 2, last publication November 16.
Rev Robert E Drew pastor Mrs L M Cavett Supt S Sunday School at 10 Services 11 Endeavor meetings and union evening services this month at the Methodist church Election day is Tuesday November 6 urging church members to vote Do not be one of the 80000 Nebraska churchgoers who skip the polls Begin plans for roll call Sunday November 18
Rev L J Wolff and C L Hullman announce Sunday services at Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran near Diller with a German service and an English service. B Kuper states Luther’s reforms deeply changed Western Europe and America, noting his colossal impact on church history.
This year marks the 400th anniversary of Luther's Bible translation. Sunday we celebrate Reform Festival with focus on the Bible translation. An offering will aid ministerial education. After services the pastor travels to Hooper to preach at Rev Rhode's Mission Festival.
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