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- Attended Highland Park College, Des Moines, IA
Residing Emerson, Dixon, NE 1900 census, occupation minister
Plattsmouth Journal, Thursday, September 21, 1916
REV. DRULINER TO LEAVE AND GO TO RED CLOUD
Leaves This City After Three Years of Service, and Will Be Greatly Missed
From Wednesday's Daily
In the assignment of charges of the Methodist ministers of the state made at the conference at Hastings yesterday, Rev. F.M. DRULINER, who for the past three years has been in charge of the First Methodist church of this city, is transferred to Red Cloud as his charge for the year, and Rev. Thomas A. TRUSCOTT, from the Grand Island district, has been sent to this city to occupy the pulpit for the ensuing year.
It had been hoped that we might retain Rev. Druliner in his charge here for another year at least, as his services to the local church have been such as to greatly add to its membership as well as splendid working force, and the sentiment for his return was unanimous, but the conference saw fit to send this able gentleman elsewhere to carry on his work for the church.
It was with a sense of sincere regret that the people of Plattsmouth part with Rev. Druliner, not alone among the members of his church but with the people in general, regardless of creed, who have come to know him and his estimable family and to cherish them as kindly friends and neighbors during their stay here. There has been no pastor of the church here in the last few years that has made the friends that Rev. Druliner has, and by these warm friends he will be greatly missed as will his charming wife and very estimable family of young folks. A keen, able minister of his faith, Rev. Druliner has also reached his pleasing personality outside of the church in meeting the people in their daily walks of life and made many friends of all those with whom he came in contact. Straightforward and conscious always of his duty to the church, he has brought the message of religion to many who had long stood outside the organized church of the Master, and his work has been of a nature that has had an uplifting effect upon the community.
While it is a loss not only to the Methodist church but to the city of Plattsmouth to lose Rev. Druliner and his family from our midst, we can congradulate [sic] Red Cloud upon having sent to them one of the best representatives of the ministry in the sate, and a man who is sincere in his every action and thought, and appreciative of the wants and needs of his fellow man, either in the church or out.
The change in pastors will be carried out as soon as possible and this will be the last week that Rev. Druliner and family will be here, as they must leave the first of the week for Red Cloud to take up their work in that city.
Children of Joseph G., Druliner and Margaret Eliza Druliner.
Frank Milton Druliner
Born: March 31st 1871
Place: New Carlisle, Ind., (St. Joe Co.)
Nationality: American
Occupation: Clergyman
Where Educated: Highland Park College, Des Moines, Ia.
Religious Belief: Methodist Episcopal
When Married: Dec. 30th 1896
To Whom: Nellie R. Phillips
Residence: Oakland, Iowa,
Date of Death: June 13, 1954
Cause of death: Coronary
Where Buried: Wyuka Cemetery, Lincoln, Nebr. S. Half Lot 202 Sec. 34
Wife's name: Nellie R. Phillips,
Family data received from Christine Druliner-Arnold on 4 Aug 2012
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1871 - 1954 (83 years)
