For Sale Cookstove and Ray-Boy circulator
For sale items listed by W. E Anderson and S. C. Hutchinson offering insurance services. Also a loss notice for a truck tire from Roy Roelfs.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1936
Page
5
For sale items listed by W. E Anderson and S. C. Hutchinson offering insurance services. Also a loss notice for a truck tire from Roy Roelfs.
George Specht suffered a dislocated knee Wednesday in an accident while cranking a truck at his home near Washington Kansas. Mr and Mrs Leonard Richard son and children and Mr and Mrs Paul Renz and Phyllis had a six oclock dinner at the park in Fairbury Sunday.
Will Bowers left last Friday for Philadelphia after staying with his mother Mrs Jas Pickard and other relatives and friends for a couple weeks.
Eleanor and Clarence Richard son visited Beatrice relatives last Friday and Saturday. Their uncle Orval Richardson and aunt Mildred Albers were among the family.
Mrs Cleve Hiatt and her daughter Orpha Lee traveled from Hebron on Wednesday to spend the day at the home of their mother and grandmother, Mrs Hughes.
E S Bugbee S C Hutchinson Dr Viers Geo Fisher Mrs S M Hughes Perry Bugbee Oskosh Nebr Harold Hutchinson Omaha Miss Rachel Viers Union Nebr are the honored on the Record's subscription list this week.
The Gretzinger family from Bloomington Illinois visited relatives in Fairbury and Steele City. Rev Gretzinger preached at the Lightsee Church on Sunday and plans to return home Wednesday with old friends and chums from Diller College.
Misses Blanche and Bess Novotny returned last Tuesday from a trip to northeastern Iowa, noted in weekday listening program reminders.
Mr and Mrs Cloyd Cully and their son Gayle returned Wednesday from a vacation in the Rocky Mountains.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone and their daughter Violet visited relatives at Hebron and Ohiowa last Sunday, sharing time with kin in both communities.
Mr Callander visited downtown Monday forenoon and was noted less active than in past days. Dean Barber accompanied by Pearl Caldwell and Flossie Raymond drove to Lincoln on Monday and returned home Tuesday.
Will Bond has cleaned up the yard and curb line of the Loock residence into which he moved last week.
Mr Fred Kirchhoff was in town Saturday forenoon as a rare visitor due to a paralytic affliction. The note records his brief appearance and health constraint, reflecting a cautious social return.
Robert Diller visited Nebraska on Wednesday to see his father J Smith Diller and other relatives and friends during a brief stay.
Mr and Mrs Ross Colman and their son Ray with his wife and child visited Marysville Kansas on Tuesday where another of Mr Colman’s sons lives.
Mrs Frank Grabher and her daughter Betty returned Thursday evening from a week long visit at Lincoln. The Grabher party is keeping Bert Bell farm in charge while they tour Colorado.
Lawrence Weigel of Kansas City begins technical education at the Diesel School of Engineering. He started his work on the first of August, joining the program funded by his family, Mr and Mrs Earl Weigel.
Mrs Elmo Hadley and Mrs Onka Franzen came from Steele City last Friday to visit relatives and friends. Mrs Hadley drove their new car and reported the driver got along well though believes some corner turns are too short.
Mrs. Davinson of Los Angeles informally visits, arriving Wednesday to stay at her mother Mrs. Hughes's home. She previously resided in Nebraska at various nearby points before relocating.
Phyllis Renz entertained the Luther League for a nae sday evening. Rev Wolff Gladys Lottman Clarence Edna Hu Iman Elmer Sasse Orylin Sasse Mildred Leona Ilene Roseman Alvin Alva Ship per Lewia Mason Marie Roeif Arnold Henrichs Merlyn Lot tman Geraldine Wiemers Esther Mildred Robert Gilathar Max Thompson Hope Joy Faith Renz John Bernard Berhends attended. At the close of the party her mother Mrs Paul Renz served a dainty lunch assisted by Geraldine Wiemers. One Who Was There.
Orlo Geer left early Sunday for Ainsworth Nebraska where his wife and baby have been visiting her parents for several weeks. They planned a trip into the Black Hills before returning home.
Oliver Diehl and Mr and Mrs John Greider traveled to Lincoln last Saturday to visit Mrs Greider's sister. The Frisbie party joined them and then went to Wood River to see relatives. They returned to Diller Tuesday and the Frisbie group left for Texas Thursday morning.
Chas Waggon and Harvey Garrells attended liberty Saturday for the town annual picnic. Eighteen firms provided acts and the visitors found the program very interesting. The only paid entertainers were the Webling Duo who performed five acts to popular satisfaction.
Mrs Irene Robb and children from Omaha visited her parents the Beckwiths in Humboldt. The party, joined by Mrs Sam Woods and Beckwiths, traveled to Humboldt to see Mrs Richardson and family. Mary Beckwith plans to live with sister Mary Richardson and attend high school while helping with the bakery business this winter.
The Lincoln district Sunday School convention met August 25 26 1936 at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church Ditler Nebraska with Rev LJ Wolff as pastor. Delegates from Auburn Cedar Creek Emerald Falls City Johnson Ohiowa and Sterling Nebr and from Kansas Missouri attended.
4-H Achievement Day featured the Peppy Pollies and Busy Bees in city hall with Mrs. Ralph Long leading. Programs included songs minutes reading by Dorothy Nippert team demonstrations clothing exhibits and several individual demonstrations. Prizes sponsored by the Diller Woman's Club went to Donna Weddle Betty Grabber Juanita Anderson and Mary Jones with commendations for leader Mrs. Long.
The Womans Club inaugurates its year with the World Citizenship theme Into the Woman's Keeping, Theodore Roosevelt quote, and the destiny of the generation to come. The first meeting Sept 9, 1936 at 2 pm in City Hall is open to all. Mrs Virgo Jefferies of Odell will report on the Associated Country Women of the World meeting in Washington, with 7150 women from 22 nations. A penny drill and community singing led by The Star Spangled Banner will close, inviting wide attendance.
The confirmation class will be publicly examined at Sunday morning service at the church. The examination, though brief, follows their completed course of instruction and will occur during the English service at 10 30.
Examination will be conducted all day Saturday at the church and parents or anyone else may attend. Sunday school on September 13 with no services while the pastor preaches at Missionfest in Platte Center. Confirmation and Communion on September 20, and German Communion on September 27.
Rev H H Proett pastor and Mrs Ray Lamb superintendent invite all to Sunday school at ten oclock and communion service at eleven next Sunday. A Rally Day offering will be collected in the Sunday school for the conference director of Religious Education.
Howard H. Pyche is pastor and Mrs Earl Weigel leads Sunday school at 10. Preaching at 11 with the subject Why I am a Christian. The church invites all to discover motives that create the urge to become a Christian and join in worship.
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