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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1944
Page
3
Tywish expresses gratitude for cards and letters received while in Beatrice hospital. Thanks extend to those who called, noting the kindness helped a lot during the stay.
Act now to select Christmas cards and gift wrappings while stock is complete. Options include box assortments or single cards with name imprinting or plain styles at Viers Store.
A Happy Birthday Tuesday October 3rd was a happy day for Mrs. Harry C. Thompson. Her children gathered for a bounteous supper and two birthday cakes. T Sgt Max Thompson had a birthday the following Thursday. A phone greeting came from Mrs Frank Webr of San Diego. Attendees included T Sgt and Mrs Max Thompson, Mr Harry Thompson of Fairbury, and several relatives from Diller.
Harbine resident Jordening buys Holle Store this week and will take possession on the 28th of the month.
Public sale of the home and personal property of the late Isaac Saylor is set for Saturday October 14 at 2 PM one block west of the Diller State Bank. Ad details available.
The Keystone Kensington of the Congregational church met on Friday afternoon October 6. Mrs Mayborn led devotionals, Mr Long chaired the business session, and Mrs Steffen spoke on Post War Planning. Guests included Mrs Quinter Fry, Stanley Geer and Dennis Green. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Clark and circle. The Missionary Division will meet October 20 with Earl Weigel and leader Mrs Clarence Steffen. Also noted were birthdays, visits, a 44th wedding anniversary, and a coal sale announcement from C. L. Geer Lumber Coal & Paint.
Mr and Mrs Ed Wolters with daughters Twila and Ha and Mrs Cleo Patton spent the weekend in Lincoln for shopping and to visit friends Mr and Mrs Fred Wolff and family.
Mr and Mrs Carl Wenz and Mr and Mrs Ed Weers with families visited Adams with Mr and Mrs John Holtz and Mr Wi Fox. They purchased the Marie Meyer Property in the southwest part of town and plan to move in this fall. Will is repairing and preparing the home for occupancy.
Mr. Harry Patton of Lincoln and Mr. Beals of Omaha visited Diller relatives on Saturday. They were accompanied back to Lincoln by Helen Patton, Mrs. Beals, and her young son who had stayed with their aunt Mrs. Dora Wohlfarth.
Mr Fayette Horton, formerly a Diller teacher and now on the Plymouth faculty, spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs D V Fanders.
Mrs L J Wolff and Elizabeth Ann of Lindy Nebraska arrived last Thursday to spend a couple of weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Jake Lottman.
Mrs. LaForest Fasnacht and baby thank friends for cards and flowers sent while in hospital and the Methodist WSCS for the lovely bouquet.
Mrs. Robert Upson supervises Sunday School at 10 A M and preaching services at 11 A M at the Methodist Church.
The Congregational Church lists services and meetings: S S 10 o'clock worship, 11 Aid Society Thursdays, choir rehearsal Saturday evening. Missionary division of the Woman's Association meets at Mrs Earl Weigel’s home Friday Oct 20. Mrs Scott Miller assisting.
Rev Otto Spehr and Pastor Duane Wolken lead Sunday School at 11 a m with worship at 10 a m Workers conference for all officers and teachers Friday at 8 30 p m Choir rehearsal Wednesday Congregation business meeting Sunday October 22
St John s Lutheran Lanham Nebr announces pastor Werner C Welchert. Weekend events include choir rehearsal Saturday Oct 14 at 9 00 pm Sunday services Oct 15 at 11 00 am Sunday School at 10 00 am. Community Evening Oct 20 features entertainment prizes group singing and refreshments at 8 00 pm. Mission Festival Oct 22 with guest preachers Morning Pastor Henning Pearson Wisner Neb Evening Chaplain J E Stockman Lincoln Air Base.
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