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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1938
Page
5
The Rocky Mountain plant called Elephant's Head features a small red purple flower resembling an elephant's head with large ears and a curling trunk, noted for its distinctive shape.
Native peoples near the mouth of the Cuyahoga River in Ohio conducted tobacco offerings to the river after safely passing the high rocks. The practice reflects ritual acts tied to the landscape and waterways in the region.
Local notes record hay for sale to stack by Alpha Wiemers and another listing with the same contact. Small town updates include visits by Mr and Mrs Alvin Hirsch and three sons to the Cavett home last Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Raleigh Bell and Mr and Mrs Benford Bell arrived from Lincoln last Thursday to attend the funeral of Mrs Bert Bell and returned home that evening.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell say Lizzie Caldwell the mother of Lawrence Caldwell is getting along nicely in Garden City Kansas after a visit last week but remains not in serious condition.
Ad promotes Muncy’s Deridust as full protection against cutworms and bugs with refunds if dissatisfied. Sold at Farmers, Long and Allen stores for 15 and 45 cents. Mr and Mrs Chas Gerwick of near Gladstone visited relatives and left a dollar and fifty cents at the office.
Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor visited Beatrice with the Joseph Albright family and accompanied the Drexlers last week. They report Mr Albright as getting along nicely.
Mr and Mrs Claude Dunn and daughters traveled to Greeley Colorado for the funeral of Mrs Bell. Mrs Windsor who came from Minneapolis for the funeral will stay a few weeks.
A remnant of the fort George Washington asked the British to build 173 years ago to guard the western frontier endures amid the shadows of modern Pittsburgh towers.
Scott Miller Jr. was elected president of the Drum and Bugle Corps of Fairbury under Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3113. The corps has about 40 members with siblings Marilyn and Gloria Miller serving as snare drummer and baton twirler. Scott learned of the honor only after returning from Beatrice where he heard a Richard Halliburton travel lecture that evening.
Pastor C F Wagner notes a monthly church board meeting this Friday at 8 PM at Mr and Mrs W J Filleys. Catechism class will be confirmed next Sunday followed by the Lord s Supper. Palm Sunday observations begin Holy Week with prayers and meditation on Christ s sacrifice.
Palm Sunday service marks Christ's triumphant entry with theme The Cross and its Meaning in World of Our Day. A Peru Teachers College choir performs at 8 p.m. A free will offering invited. Easter Communion is April 14 at 8 p.m. Easter missions offering planned and a member reception urged. The Keystone Kensington meets with Mrs Caldwell April 14.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman superintendent S S Sunday School 930 English service 1030 Luther League 730 Wednesday 800 Good Friday English German 1000 confirmation class to be confirmed Sermon Adventures in Christian Living text Ephesians 4 13 names Verna Meyer Emerine Saathoff Esther Behrends DeLoris Ahrends Alice Henrichs Dale Roelfs Warren Roelfs class will present its gift to the church Men's Missionary Society meets Wednesday 2 cordially invited to all services
A historical note estimates the earth's atmosphere reaching up to 200 miles above the surface. This briefing outlines the perceived extent of the atmosphere in early scientific writing.
A record notes a balloon ascent during the coronation of Chinese emperor Fo-Kien in the year 1306. The portable aerial ascent marks a ceremonial spectacle linked to the imperial event.
A century ago the method of blueprinting was discovered by Sir Herschel, the noted English astronomer. He introduced a process that later influenced reproducible architectural plans and technical drawings widely used in industry.
The Division of Legislative Reference at the Library of Congress states there was no act of Congress conferring United States citizenship on the Marquis de Lafayette.
The digest notes that to produce 100 pounds of meat a farmer must raise from 130 to 200 pounds of animal, highlighting the feed conversion inefficiency in livestock production.
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