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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1929
Page
4
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller conducts Sunday School and Bible class for 30, followed by divine services at 10 30 in English. Everyone welcome. Pastor H J Diekhoff leads the church activities.
Congregational Church invites attendance at Sunday services with W E Ludwick pastor. Emphasizes health exams and spiritual self examination urging readers to consult doctors, guard health, and persevere in Christian life.
Rev. Willis Walter, student at Central Wesleyan College, will preach at 11:00 A M with the Sunday School session at 11. A vocal solo by Marguerite Green is planned. The church picnic will go to Chau tauqua Park Beatrice for a half day with the Sunday School group. Posts note Ben Pearce moved to a Masonic Home at Plattsmouth and Sister Greenwood is ill in Minnesota.
A satirical vignette catalogs how any community harbors suspicious residents who claim exclusive insight into others. It mocks moral posturing in towns and contrasts self righteousness with alleged honesty and charity amid everyday behavior and traffic lore.
Martin Bros, operators of Social Dale Park, were arrested last week on a charge tied to Sunday work and a Sunday night picture show and dance. Hearing set for August 23 amid regional moves against Sunday amusements. The Hanover Democrat notes the State Fair Board upholds clean shows and strong police presence with few arrests previously.
A brief note highlights patrons maintaining high moral standards amid wholesome surroundings. The piece emphasizes orderly conduct and decorum within the venue.
The College of Agriculture issued 1000 circulars on Smut Control in Cereals to Nebraska grain elevators. Circular 182 details seed treatment with copper carbonate or formaldehyde to prevent smut. Smut-free wheat can bring two to fifteen cents more per bushel than smutty wheat, and community threshing can spread infection despite individual fields being clean.
Landscape artist and Mrs Douglas arranged to adopt the expected child of a Center woman who was widowed with several children. A laxette was bought and duplicated when the stork arrived. Both twins were adopted.
A large conical earthen mound rises at the center of historic fortifications in Cravow Poland. Visitors reach the summit via a circular path to overlook the city from the monument to Polish hero Thaddeusz Kosciuszko.
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