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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1939
Page
3
The market listing shows corrected wheat 60 lb corn yellow corn white oats dry cream No. 2 eggs and poultry prices. Leghorn hens light springs heavy springs hens 44 to 5 pounds heavy stags per bushel. grain market details supplied by Black Brothers.
Miss Alice Specht held WPA adult education classes last week with two sew lip sessions and a home nursing course as the week’s events. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank Goit and daughter Beth and Mr and Mrs Gus Myers of Johnson Nebraska plus several Beatrice area residents and families visiting Leonard Richardson and kin Sunday.
C L Geer Lor and Coal advertises Storm Sash to keep homes comfortable in winter at low prices. Telephone number listed as 153:02.
Mrs Loren Stevens and Miss Alice Specht hosted a jiffy tea last Friday for eleven guests. Miss Peterson entertained with piano numbers and refreshments were served at the close.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorren Stephens visited the George Wiemers home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bill DeBoer and family visited Monday in the Will Ahrends home. Mrs. Bill Baumfolk is recovering from tonsil removal. Mr and Mrs. Roskelly and Mr. and Mrs Henry Giesbrecht were Lincoln visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wiemers and Joyce visited Monday in Fairbury with Mr. and Mrs. Onka Lottman. Mrs. Bill Wiemers and others quilted with Mrs. Henry Giesbrecht Wednesday afternoon.
The Village board met at City Hall with John Steiner Ed McCune W E Anderson John Clatsop and Orlo Geer present. Minutes were read and approved bills listed including salaries and fund payments for General Water Light and Band funds. The board adjourned at the call of the chairman.
Harbine High School defeated Diller 28 to 22 in softball on September 27. The Harbine community club meets October 6 with officers listed. Honor roll students include Christy Blazer LeRoy Jordening and others. The Student Council System governs the school with Christy Blaser as mayor of Golden Room Town. birthday party celebrated Miss Johnson hosted Betty Nider and Christy Blaser with games and treats.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hurst and son of Donald with Mrs Joseph Albright and daughter Miss Rachel visited Diller last Friday evening. They visited Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor and Mrs Hurst's parents Mr and Mrs Cavett. Bill Kunecke and daughter Donna Mae of Jefferson Iowa arrived Saturday to visit Mrs Madden and family.
Diller and teammates from the Hollenberg squad traveled to Diller on September 4 and were defeated 30 to 8. Diller hit five home runs credited to Green, Dean, Diller, Drexler, and Patton.
Endicott hosts Diller Friday October 6 and loses 12 to 7 as Diller bats produce two home runs by R. Diller of Diller and Swartz of Endicott. Endicott pitchers Swartz and Swett paired with Swett catching for Endicott.
Rev L J Woltz and C L Hullman invite members to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Doller Street. Sunday services at 10 45 am 2 30 pm and 8 pm with past pastors and Synod president attending. Lanham Luther League presents The Banner of the Cross Friday October 12th.
Congregational Church invites attenders to Sunday School at 10 A.M to study The Temptation of Jesus and its relevance to mankind. At 11 A.M the pastor will preach on An All Sufficient Statement of faith and guidance.
A church invitation states belief in God the Father Jesus Christ and the Holy Scriptures and calls readers to worship with the congregation. It emphasizes essential truths for life and service and invites participation.
W H Clark pastor and Mrs Ray Lamb S S Supt invite the community to Sunday School at 10 followed by promotion exercises. At 6 30 P M all local young folks not at other services are urged to gather to form a defined youth program both spiritual and social. Evening song service at 7 30 P M with a short sermon.
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