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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1933
Page
1
Rev. L J. Wolff serves as pastor with W. Plager as superintendent. Sunday school at 9 30 A M. English service at 10 30. German service at 11 o’clock.
Rev Robert A Heima pastor W A Snyder superintendent Sunday School at 10 AM Church services at 11 AM and 7 30 PM Total receipts from the church supper Saturday evening were 39 36 The price of the supper was 15 and 25c indicating good placement of proceeds despite costs
Reverend Robert E. Drew and Mrs. L M Cavett invite Dilner residents to Sunday services at 11 A M and 8 P M with a sermon on Prayer. Evening notes highlight Christian Endeavor contest questions. Local moves and visits fill a lively church community update with several neighbors and families mentioned.
Mr and Mrs John Palee were county seat visitors Tuesday. A. B Homdan advertised items worth while to sell. Homdan visited friends in the vicinity Sunday afternoon.
Russell Madden is recovering after contracting a prevailing cold epidemic. He sought rest and medical care and is expected to return to normal activities soon.
Record editor Frank T Pearce remains at home due to a lingering illness. Otto Vosika who visited the J W Novotny home returned to Perry Iowa on Tuesday.
Geer, editor of the Fairbury Journal, stopped by the Record office in Diller Monday while visiting for welfare work. He inquired about Editor Frank T. Pearce, who has been ill for several weeks.
Mr and Mrs Bert Frisbie of Hereford Texas visit their son Frank and family in Qoremia Wisconsin and Henry in Lincoln. They tour Diller meeting old friends and rest before continuing to Wood River and Lincoln to see Will Packer and Henry and their wives. Mrs Jobo Greider accompanies them on the trip.
Lucille Sparks and Bobbie Green are visiting relatives in Lincoln. Lucille stays with her parents Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks at 1 Lincoln. Bobbie Green, also of Lincoln, spends a week or two at his parents Mr and Mrs Rex Green’s home.
The Nebraska University football team defended their championship by defeating Kansas University 12 to 0 last Saturday, showcasing a strong defense and decisive scoring drive to seal the win.
Hazel and Ethel along with Mr. and Mrs. Ire Place and Gerald topped a national sprint event on Thursday in a surprising finishes.
Glen Long drove to Lincoln Sunday for a day of visiting with Howard Stotts a former Diller boy. He was accompanied home by Miss Valaningham who had been visiting relatives in Lincoln.
A Methodist church gathering honored Mr Drew and his bride with a welcome reception on Tuesday. The program featured Miss Lyle arranging music, Mares Senda and Husbands, Miss Hanson singing, and Mrs Cavell extending heartfelt congratulations and a gift from the congregation. A social time followed in the basement with chicken, sandwiches, pumpkin pie, whipped cream, and coffee.
A family reunion in Diller gathered Clark and allied families including Dillers Thompson Sparks and Millers. Mrs. Christie Seaman Sr and others enjoyed conversation and homemade ice cream after a long separation. Relatives from Pittsburg Kavs Chester Visler and nearby areas shared stories and a full table.
Mr and Mrs Rupert Andreas and their two sons Bob and Neil traveled to Live7 on Saturday to watch the Nebraska Kansas football game.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Seffen and Mr and Mrs Ray Gren drove to Fairbury Sunday evening and attended the anti saloon meeting held at the Methodist church.
Mrs Fred Clark and son Everett, Mrs Sam Thompson, Mrs Christie Seaman and her sister Mrs Dave Diller of Prusbury Kays were at Fairbury Tuesday. Mrs Diller visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Genie Diller.
In a local notice Comdell Lumber Co advertises winter poultry care items and a full line of inulating paper. C LE Geer is listed as manager with a phone contact.
On Saturday evening December date the Meth odist Sunday School youngsters present the three act comedy Clover Time at the opera house. A wholesome entertaining evening is promised with a moderate admission charge.
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