Church Items Sunday School at Ten O Clock
W A Snyder superintendent. Sunday School scheduled for ten o'clock. Church items note further details in the weekly bulletin.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
8
W A Snyder superintendent. Sunday School scheduled for ten o'clock. Church items note further details in the weekly bulletin.
Rev L J Wolff outlines schedule for the day with 9 30 Sunday school and 10 30 morning services and 2 30 afternoon services. Mission festival features German and English sermons by Raphael Hirsch from Concordia and Rev Heinz of Lanham. Members urged to support missions and recommit to active church work.
The Methodist Episcopal Church reports a 10 A M school session with sermon on Ki Builders and a children story The Boy Who Fell out of the nt aove you can ra ce regular praise pastor for the five definition is needed to des t Dean Barber and Bernard Patton contributed to the meeting discussions Bonnie Green and others spoke during the session
Fragmentary report describes a group of objectors being overpowered by women who threw them into the water. The assailants swam ashore and one man resurfaced later, reacting with enthusiasm for the government.
Swarthmore sophomore McCandlish met a stranger at a Congress hotel midtown who proposed a sidewalk game with money at stake. The Britisher lost $109 to the youth after a brief ruse and attempted to renegotiate before McCandlish disappeared to fetch funds.
A San Francisco woman clashed with a charity shelter when she refused aid offered while insisting she must take her two pythons from the premises. The matron questioned the request as the snakes were deemed unsuitable for the shelter environment.
In Spencer Nebraska grasshoppers swarm across a farmer’s field causing damage. The note describes heavy feeding by insects on the crops and the disruption to field work.
A Cleveland man repays Dr Ralph Bernstein of Philadelphia for a watch stolen 25 years earlier. Weinstein sent a check for 25 dollars along with a letter claiming remorse and seeking closure for the long ago theft. The case ties to prior arrest in a blackmail inquiry involving the doctor.
A stockman stranded during Darling flood climbed a tree for two days. He captured a frog and trained it as bait then cooked a small cod using a bark fire. He dried matches and used dry branches to start a fire before a passing boat rescued him.
Egyptians and visitors tour the Egyptian Pavilion featuring the tomb statue of the ancient ruler Tutankhamen. Bremer and New Orleans displays mingle with the Century of Progress exhibit as crowds show mixed interest in the artifacts.
Quality horses will be showcased at the Nebraska State Fair with event categories including hunters jumpers and ponies. The program promises entertaining performances for gallery spectators as entrants are tested on courses and judged for style and performance.
Nebecott Ore a 1 200 pound sea lion held as Sunday attraction refuses to leave the town beach. Despite transport back by a team of horses the creature remains on shore, likely preferring to stay after losing his harem in a fight with a younger male.
John Alick and Rose Pinefrock hunt coyotes by airplane near Norton Kansas. They spot a coyote at low altitude, bank the plane to allow a shot, and circle again to shoot until the prey is killed.
Sheriff reports a burglary at the W A Vincent farm East Lake City where the thiefs took all except the house and barn. Items stolen include alfalfa seed potato and bean sacks ink plumbing fixtures a spring tooth barrow a plow five pieces of silverware and various household furnishings and radia furniture.
Key Pittman described Queen Anne's Lace as a sharp exposure of selfish ambition with brilliant dialogues and vivid descriptions of people and places. He praised the wittiness and incisive social critique.
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