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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1933
Page
8
The community night school opens at 7 with three high school 30 minute periods and four to five grade school sessions. A post 8:30 program may include remarks by County Supt. Genevieve Clars, lunch to fund athletic equipment, and student posters on display.
Last Sunday St Pauls celebrated a mission linked to Reformation with services in forenoon and afternoon. Students from Martin Luther Seminary Lincoln led the worship and delivered sermons and music by a Capella quartet. Congregation enjoyed the student presence and asked them to return, featuring Mr Wolfgang Goemmel Sutton as organist.
A Congregational Church cardwall event featured Offeed Sparks and Beil serving a delicious dinner. The gathering strengthened community ties through shared meals and fellowship.
Rev Robert E Drew and Mrs L M Cavett announce Sunday School at 10 AM and usual church services next Sunday A large attendance is hoped to welcome Rachel Diller as leader and to support both the Sunday School and church. a brief note reflects on war and the duty to study future conflict.
The document names trustees Scott R. Merrell Calvin L. Waggoner and J Smith Diller forming The Protestant Home corporation based in Diller Jefferson County Nebraska. It sets the office in Diller and lists purposes to acquire real estate and to use bequests for maintaining an orphan Protestant home, with a Board of Trustees and officers to be selected from among them.
John M. Hartigan is identified as a Notary Public with a commission that expires in June 1988. The text notes his name and official title in a formal notarial context.
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