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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1932
Page
1
Rev Robert A Helms pastor officiates Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11 am and 730 pm conducted by W A Snyder on September 8 in the church setting.
Sunday School at 10 A M reports strong turnout despite bad weather. A Nov 6 program features music and a play As We Forgive by Marguerite Harmon. Local residents Ab Cully Marcella Derrick Jerden Lanmann and W G Tristman are noted among visiting relatives and staff.
Sam Friday spent Thursday in Lincoln with Gilbert and Francis Plager visiting friends. Two harness sets, one new, were stolen Sunday night from farmers near Wymore. Ice formed in water troughs with the first real ice of the season. Henry L. Stevens American Legion National Commander will speak for the National ticket at Majestic Theatre on Wednesday, November 2, 1982 at 8 PM.
The Diller Record will be sent free from now until January 1st next to all new subscribers who pay 1.50 dollars in cash in advance for one issue.
Gretchen Fanders is vacationing in Lincoln with friend Marcella Shutt. Mrs. C. H. Schindler of Falls City visits at the home of Supt. and Mrs. Schindler for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. John Greider and Dr. O. C. Diehl returned from a flying auto trip to Wood River to pursue pheasants.
Last Friday night the Cedar class of the Congregational church met at Sunday school teacher Mrs Willis Clark’s home for a covered dish luncheon with many Halloween decorations on display.
The Record went to press yesterday afternoon with Dwight Griswold, gubernatorial candidate, as the main speaker at a Republican gathering on Main Street in Diller. Several other state ticket candidates traveled with Griswold in his campaign car the Silver Streak.
The couple arrived Tuesday bringing a corn sample from the Ellis farm promising 25 bushels per acre. They visited Will Zibeg and Jasper Long families, former Dillerites, and found them well. Snow fell on the way home as The Record notes calls from several candidates for local and state offices including Shallenberger Johnson Axtell Brunt Helvey Ackman Bee Gallamore and Wells.
Earl Harriss of Diller South Dakota, a senior agricultural student at Brookings State College, helped the dairy animal judging team place sixth in the collegiate contest at Waterloo Iowa. Harriss finished seventh individually as the team trailed the winning group by 36 points. The Colliers Commedians drew a larger crowd with music, singing, dancing, and a strong play at the opera house. Merchants offered tickets and 10 cents to attend.
George W. Bichlmeir 46, Union Pacific purchasing agent, died at 11:35 a.m. Sunday in St. Joseph's hospital after a long illness, pneumonia listed as cause. Born Cincinnati September 1886, he joined UP in 1920 and was system purchasing head by 1922. Survived by wife Faye and daughters Virginia and Dorothy, all of Omaha, mother Anna Bichlmeir of Cincinnati. Burial at Forest Lawn. funeral Tuesday at Barker chapel at 7 a.m.
The Sun reports wheat at 29c, yellow corn 12c, and oats 1c, signaling a sharp Beatrice grain market decline. Legions commander Henry L. Stevens of Charlottesville will speak November 2 in Fairbury. A Diller city hall meeting drew several county candidates with J A Norton among speakers. The Halloween club gathering featured initiations into The Mystic Order of Spooks, contests, a ghost photography prize, and a Shadow Photography side contest award to Mrs Scott Miller, followed by a guest lunch and plans for the next meeting hosted by Mrs Carrico.
L. M. Hurst offers personal tailoring with 500 patterns. A phone call delivers in home service at prices lower than ready mades. Contact Phone 142.03 for convenient fittings and savings.
On October 19 members of the N C S A club gathered at Mrs Rupert Andrews home for a regular meeting. Guests included Mesdames Milo Andrews Green Miller Roehrkasse Waggoner Vivian Wagoner and Cleo Green with decor featuring skeletons ghosts and the Old Witch and her assistant creating a festive Halloween mood.
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