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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1927
Page
4
A church bulletin outlines Sunday schedule with 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m sermon by Rev King and 7 30 p m services. It cites the Jezebel vineyard story as a theme for next Sunday and notes Rally Day on Oct 23 with preparations and a request for instrument owners to bring their instruments for an orchestra restart.
Methodist pastor announces Sunday School at 10 and one service at 730 p m The Epworthville Se meetings begin Oct 9 at 7 o'clock Mr Hubert ey named president Declining Central Christian Advocate advised to inform the pastor The 2nd Division Ladies Aid to hold a food sale and rummage sale on Oct 15 Theatre building All 2nd Division ladies asked to contribute goods Bryan Wilco Hospital get together meeting Tuesday
Otto Bergfelder pastor reports return from Hildreth where three Sunday services were held. He notes strong church interest in God’s kingdom in a western village of about 500 people with new $60,000 electric light and water system and paved streets. Next Sunday Sunday school at 9 30 worship at 10 30.
The Nebraska Teachers district convention will be held November 25 in Scottsbluff Lincoln Norfolk Holdrege and Omaha. More than thirty national speakers including Dr Harry Kitson Payson Smith Kate Wofford and Lawrence County officials will address the gathering. Governor McMullen and State Superintendent Taylor urge cooperation to share ideas across schools.
In a busy classroom a First Primary group completes sunflowers and other drawings. Mrs. Fasnacht visits Tuesday. First grade practices Mother Goose rhymes and melodies. A free movie night at Diller Opera House entertained local families. An 8 lb baby girl born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Milo Hanson. Mrs. E L Loock returns from Savannah Georgia after minor cancer removal.
Robert Upson came back Thursday from West Plains Missouri after traveling for his uncle M Upson whose illness required his presence in Beatrice where Mr Upson will stay for the time being.
Alvin Pasco and his family who earlier left Beatrice for Denver have moved back to Beatrice to resume their home there. The note mentions Shaemaker and a developing situation as the two sisters are involved in a retreat.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant King of Jones Oklahoma arrived yesterday by car to visit her uncle and aunt Mr. and George Riddle in the city.
Mrs S M Hughes returned Saturday from visiting her daughters at Hebron and Daykin and her daughter in law at Beaver Crossing. Mrs Jennie Upson received word that her grandson Richard Cherry threatened with infantile paralysis. Floyd Man moves to town from Atwood Kansas to farm Mrs Fasnacht's southeast Beatrice area after corn gathering.
The piece notes that both sides are ready to talk as frost and cool evenings arrive, signaling a settlement window for the coal strike. It frames the moment as a time when each side faces losses and prepares to negotiate.
Mr and Mrs Thos Rand drove to Lincoln Sunday and brought home their son Ri from the orthopedic hospital where he is receiving treatment for curvatures of the spine. He will stay at home for a couple of months and attends Diller school.
Mr Ladimar Lokas Mrs Lokas and son Edgar visited the temple and later went to their home, sharing a quiet family outing with neighbors.
Fisher faced the Burling Murday examination as Savitane attempted the required test. He showed no signs of returning after removing his gear.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Treick who had visited here with friends and relatives since Friday departed Tuesday in their car for their home in Scotland South Dakota near their farm residence.
Mr and Mrs Bert Bell came back Tuesday afternoon from a motor trip to Collins where they gathered twin granddaughters for their son in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Claude. The child had spent the summer with them.
The Fairbury Journal reports the mothers pensions program pays $4 a year for support of mothers with children under the mother's son law. Monthly amounts range from $10 to $25, aiding 23 individuals at present, costing $833 per month, nearly equal to local cigar expenses.
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