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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1949
Page
4
The Congregational Church invites worshippers to attend the service at 11:00 am on Sunday October 9 designated as Worldwide Communion Sunday. Sunday school begins at 10:00 am. The rally and promotion day is planned, and the Woman's Association will meet with Mrs. Fouts on Friday October 7.
Pastor Hether Young sets 11 a m communion in October observed by all churches. Sunday school led by Mrs Ray Lamb at 9:30 p m choir practice 8:30 p m Youth Fellowship elected officers John Patras Evelyn Hays Norman Balderson. Quarterly conference Friday 8 p m at Wymore Beatrice Odell Ellis churches attend the session. Various local notices include sales offers and acknowledgments from Beatrice Fairbury and surrounding areas.
Frazee, a Tarkio College graduate from Forkto Mo, pursued graduate work at the University of Nebraska and Kangas University. Superintendent Frazee taught World History and American Government, with past summers spent in Diller and northern Nebraska to southern South Dakota. Portwood, a Fairbury teacher and Girls Softball coach, attended Fairbury Junior College and Doane College, while Nelson Frazee's path included Liberty Nebraska and Peru State Normal. The family spent summers traveling South Dakota and northern Nebraska and did home improvements.
Royle's Elevator advertises briquets and Colorado Lamp-coat, with orders by phone. Carl Diekman and Wm D. Morrow report Tarkio College and University of Iowa graduations in physical education and summer travels. Lincoln and Peru connections highlight graduates Schaumburg and Mrs Fowler, plus Miss Thorngate, now teaching and directing training programs.
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