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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1944
Page
3
The clippings include a building for sale 14x6 and 7 ft high, an experienced girl for housework in a Lincoln home with private quarters for $75 monthly, and additional farm equipment listings such as a 12 hole McDeering grain drill and McDeering mower and binder. Also Bermuda options price noted.
On Monday the School District opened two miles south of town with Miss Martha Ever teaching in her fourth year. Last Sunday evening Rev and Mrs Berger and their group held an excellent service at the Congregational church. Mrs R J Bazant aided daughter. Mrs Roy Reid of Portland Oregon visited their husband and father Jim at Lincoln General Hospital and reports his condition satisfactory. Mr and Mrs Lorren Stephens and family attended a family picnic north of Crete last Sunday in the Tom Daniels pasture.
Mr and Mrs Carl Wenz hosted Sunday dinner with three guests including Mire and Mrs Folkert Gebbard. Also present were Mr and Mrs Earl Pretzer and family of Pickreil alongside Mrs Bemn Gebbard.
Nebraska hunters await opening of pheasant season on October 14 with a five cock daily limit and ten possession. The season runs to January 2 in most areas, with special dates for Johnson Richardson Nemaha and Pawnee counties from Nov 21 to Nov 30. Trapping runs Nov 10 to Feb 15, excluding skunk Fox and rabbits.
Mrs. Kenneth Young and her daughters Nancy and Barbara traveled from Concordia Kansas to Lincoln and Chicago before continuing home to Boston. Eloise Diller visited her brothers Neil and Robert Diller during a layover in Chicago. John Rahman, previously employed in San Mae shipyards, has returned to Diller and works at the Farmers Store.
Mrs Gerd Henrichs Sr celebrated her birthday Sunday at home with Mr and Mrs Emil DeBoer and families Mr and Mrs Henry Saathoff and families Mr and Mrs Gerd Henrichs Jr and family Mrs Marie Schmidt and children Henry Carl Clarence Alice and Mr Henrichs. A big dinner ice cream and cake were served and gifts were given. Mrs Jobo Carico visited Diller friends and stayed with Mr and Mrs Grone before returning to Falls City on Tuesday.
The Keystone Kensington of the Congregational Church met at Mrs Clarence Renzs on Friday September first with good attendance. Members led devotionals and the president presided over a business session. Visitors joined in quilting and socializing with refreshments served by Mrs Renz and her circle.
Mr George Andrews of St Joseph Mo visited Diller and Steele City last weekend to attend business interests and meet local contacts. He spent time in the two communities outlining plans and reconnecting with associates.
Methodist and Congregational churches outline Sunday School times and preaching. Mrs Upson chairs the Methodist class. Mr Pullen to preach Sunday morning. Congregational service led by Robert Pullen with Mrs Weigel as Sunday School Supt. Missionary division of the Women’s Association meets Friday afternoon September 15 at Mrs George Freitag’s home.
Werner C Welchert is pastor. Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 30 a m on Sept 10. Ladies Aid Sept 14 at 2 p m hosted by Mrs August Miller and Mrs Herman Rippe. Choir rehearsal Sept 14 at 9 p m. Congregational Picnic Sept 17. Subscriptions to Midwest Lutheran urged with envelopes and home and a quarter.
St Pauls Ev Lutheran hosts a mission festival with morning service at 10 and evening service at 8 30 led by guest speakers Pastor Henry Rowoldt from Emerson Nebraska and Pastor Lenser from Home Kansas Vesper Service on Wednesday September 13 at 3 30 p m with Pastor Carl Goede from Grandelned Nebraska delivering the sermon Pastor Otto Spehr and Pastor John Weers oversee the Sunday School at 10 a m
Mrs Fouts visits son Henry in Lincoln and niece Hazel Mudge in Beatrice then returns home. Mrs Mudge drove her to Diller last Friday. Mr and Mrs A J Hutchinson moved to Ellis last Saturday.
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