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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1927
Page
3
Dr. G. H. Newton of Fairbury, Neb. in town for eye ear nose and throat work. Mrs. Carrie Green and daughter Bonnie visiting relatives in Lincoln. Mrs. Sarah Shull traveled to Lincoln Tuesday to visit her son and daughter and family during the teacher's institute.
A one year old Chester White male hog is offered for sale at the farmer’s price if taken soon. Ben Behrends notes a local frost event and a weather shift. Cards announce the birth of a 94 lb daughter, Patricia Lou, to George Logan and wife of Carroll Nebraska, formerly Diller.
The M. W. A. meets on the second and fourth Thursday each month. F A Moon & Son advertise quality monuments at reasonable prices in Fairbury Nebraska Est 1886. G B Pearce returned last Friday from Savannah Missouri after surgery to remove a cancer from his under lip. Mr and Mrs Lee Grone and daughter of Atwood Kansas and their relatives visited Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone and family in Hebron and nearby.
Mrs. Sobers, wife of Guy Sobers of Narka Kansas, died Sunday in Clyde after years of poor health and a year of medical treatment. She was born Ulah Douce and was a respected Washington county teacher for many years. She leaves her husband and one daughter. Mr. Sobers formerly resided near Diller.
Friday page note recounts Lester Strawhacker hosting juniors at his home. Guests arrived by 8 o clock, toured a ghostly cellar, and solved activities including rhymes, a magic mirror, and a goblin. Games featured shades and jack o lantern, ghost stories followed by refreshments. Florence Henrichs was called to Wymore by illness.
Harold Bowers, who briefly visited Diller relatives, returned Friday to Valentine Nebraska where he holds a position in a drug store.
The Woman's Club met October 26 with Mrs. E. E. Hill presiding. The Nebraska program under Fanders drew praise as Yost and Northup presented fine papers. Roll Call impressed, and Mrs. Yost was elected to fill a resignation. Dainty refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. Hill and Mrs. D. V. Fanders.
Fragmentary notices show plans for Book Week events with talks on home libraries and reading. Mrs Richardson and Mrs Callander lead discussions on literature values and club commandments, emphasizing reading, taste, and civic engagement.
Federated Community Church schedules Sunday school at 10 a m and Christian Endeavor at 7 p m The Cornerstone class will lead the Sunday service promising a lively program especially for young people.
Pastor Rev. R. M. Harris outlines Sunday School at 10 A. M. and preaching at 11. Epworth League at 7 P. M. Thursday prayer meeting 7:30. Sermon themes focus on Living up to God and The Gates of the City. Old notes on Luther and Protestant history appear amid weekly announcements. No services next Sunday.
Otto Bergfelder, pastor of St. Paul’s Ev Lutheran, notes that The Open Bible marks Reformation Day October 31 and Reformation Sunday have been observed.
Two Miller brothers brought two extraordinary cornstalks to the Farmers State bank in Cla tonia and won a prize. One stalk bore four ears while the other carried six. J C Dell of Rockford also reported a farm stalk with six ears.
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