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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1937
Page
5
The listing shows price points for hens and roosters by weight and breed. Leghorn hens 4 to 5 pounds, heavy springs, light springs, and old roosters are among the quoted items in the Thursday market corrections.
For sale items list an A No.1 C Melody saxophone owned by Mrs. Virgil Geer and Bonham Theatre tickets offered at discount. Enquiries directed to Mrs. Cavett.
The Detroit News notes Lutheranism is about two centuries older than Methodism. Lutherans formed after Martin Luther’s 16th century break with the Catholic Church, with early American presence by 1643. Methodism began within the Church of England after John and Charles Wesley founded a movement in 1728, spreading in America from 1760.
Local residents from Fairbury and Diller share visits with relatives in Hanover Kansas and Westwood New Jersey. Diller Telephone crews upgrade lines with new poles as winter prep activity continues. Peru bound students and Lincoln trips highlight weekly movement among families including McCune and Warthen households.
Mr and Mrs Filley plan a decade long break from depot duties. J C Layden arrives to oversee depot work in their absence. Mrs Ernest Schmidt, widow, moves to the area and will rent the Henrichs farm near Wahoo Nebraska.
Mrs Cleve Hiatt of Hebron visited her mother Mrs Sarah Hughes Sunday. The article recalls Atlanta’s early naming history from Terminus in 1836 to Marthasville in 1843 and to Atlanta in 1847.
Henry John Jones died January 16 1937 at his Ponoka Alberta home after long illness. Born March 12 1873 in Bristol England he lived 36 years in the Scott district with many friends. He married Minerva Fasnacht in 1894 Nebraska and leaves widow three children Charles Earl Mabel Elizabeth and Annie Pearl all of Ponoka. Funeral at St Marys Ponoka January 21 1937 with Rev Elliot. interment Forest Home cemetery. A hail storm damaged local buildings and crops.
Rev L J Wolff Pastor hosts English communion and Luther League service at 8 00 The Women’s Missionary Convention meets next week Tuesday and Thursday at Hooper Nebraska All ladies wishing to attend should see the Pastor The convention theme is Lord Speak to Me that I may Speak
The Congregational Church reports encouraging Sunday School attendance with the Men’s Bible class at fourteen last week. Pastor Howard H Pyche invites all to 11 o’clock for the theme Almost not quite and notes the upcoming Missionary meeting moves to next Wednesday Sept 22 at Mrs Jennie Line’s home.
Mrs. Ray Lamb supervised the Sunday School with classes well represented last Sunday. S. S. attendance and interest are encouraging. Everyone is welcome to attend. Sunday School starts at 10 00 A M.
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