We Are At War Entered World War After Pearl Harbor Victory Vote
The United States formally enters World War II after President Roosevelt asks Congress to declare war on Japan. The vote is unanimous in both houses with one dissenting vote by Jeannette Rankin. Japan’s surprise attacks on Hawaii and other territories propel the U.S. into the conflict.
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Beatrice Visitors Attend Service at St Pauls
Mr and Mrs Marten Faoders of Beatrice visited Diller on Sunday to attend church at St Pauls. Marten reported remodeling his residence on Lincoln Boulevard, with the writer helping to complete about ten to twelve tasks.
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Red Cross Roll Call Amount Reported as 102 75
The Odell Oracle notes a roll call total for the Red Cross reaching 102.75 dollars last week. The report highlights the fundraising figure amid community support.
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Odell Oracle
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Red Cross Membership Note Adds Herman Sasse
Herman Sasse joins the Red Cross membership roll after a late submission, coming in just too late to be listed in last week’s published roster.
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Herman Sasse
Red Cross
Mrs. A A Eick Returns From Los Angeles Visit
Mrs. A A Eick came back last week after spending several weeks in Los Angeles with the families of her son Wilbur Eick and daughter in law Mrs Archie Trout.
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Unseasonably Warm Coast to Cold Snap Brings Snow
The text notes two weeks of fine weather with fields usable and corn cropping, followed by a sharp drop to 8 degrees and the onset of snow on Thursday morning signaling winter returned.
YMCA Officials Face Record Men in Fairbury Meeting
In Fairbury last Saturday forenoon the Record men met Bill Leask, county YMCA secretary, who has recovered from a recent heart attack and will probably not work as strenuously. Frank Spear, also recovering from a recent heart attack, was seen on the street and will likely ease up his activities.
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Seguin resident visits Record office and reflects on war
W W Calkins of Seguin Washington, a longtime reader since 1899, paid his subscription at the Record office. He notes the Japanese war business is serious for coast residents and plans to travel to Kansas and Diller before returning late this week.
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Navy Reserve Enlistment Authorized for Two to Four Years
The Navy Department announces that enlistment in naval reserve classes except V-5 pilot training and V7 midshipman training is open for two three or four year terms for men ages seventeen to fifty. Those seventeen to eighteen may enlist to serve during minority until twenty one. Enlistees must agree to serve throughout the war or national emergency if required. Inquiries advised at the nearest navy recruiting station.
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Canning Contest at Jefferson County Extension Meeting
A canning contest will be part of the annual Jefferson County extension service meeting at the American Legion Hall on Thursday December 18. Entries must be at the hall by 10 am or can be left at the Agricultural Extension Agent's office in the First National Bank Building. Each exhibit requires six uniform quart jars: two jars fruit two jars non acid vegetables and two jars meat or chicken. Display jars on the bottom with the exhibitor name address and county.
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Men's Club Holds Monthly Meeting at Methodist Church
The Men’s Club met in the church basement last Thursday with 27 members present. After games and a program including songs, readings, and a magic act, oyster stew was served. next meeting will feature a speaker from Lincoln.
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Frank Weber
Bethlehem
Cleo Patton
Rev. Clark
Mal
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Rudy Huobka
Bob Upson
Lincoln
Revival of Research Sparks Woodwork Renaissance
Homemakers celebrate a revival in authentic eighteenth century furniture using American walnut. The article notes previous myths that the era used only one wood and admits modern research shows walnut was widely used 1700 to 1760 by English and other craftspeople, influencing contemporary high quality furniture.
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Dan
Dreams Reveal What Dreams Say About Your Mind
Psychologists interpret dreams as symbolic messages from the subconscious. A modest young woman dreaming of mud on hands or half dressed on a street signals insecurity or fear of exposure. Dream of a car out of control suggests concern over an unwise course of action.
California Redwoods Inland Range And Age Estimates
The famous redwood trees of California rarely occur more than 30 miles inland from the coast. They are estimated to be 3 000 to 5 000 years old.
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