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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
4
Stated church schedule lists School and Bible class at 10 30 with Pastor Diexhoff leading. Next Sunday invites children to participate in a church chant and urges members to attend and support church activities.
Invitation to worship at St John’s Lutheran Church Lanham Alexandria led by Pastor F Albin Heinz. Service times listed 9:30 for school and 10:30 for service with a call to join the Faithful Christian. Contains OCR artifacts and partial phrases.
Rev S A Draise and Mrs L M Cavett lead church school at 10 o clock with a sermon on The Bible in the Home. A stray telegraph chat reveals a casual brotherly talk and a note about an ill calf and hospital care amid Sunday plans.
Congregational Church announces W E Ludwick pastor and W A Snyder superintendent. Sunday School at 10 A M and preaching at 11. Special services and Christmas plans mentioned. Missionary Society to meet in annex Thursday 18th. Notices emphasize community announcements for church advancement and educational items.
Micmert notes interest in 7 rr Me FL. 3rd and 4th grades study. a shelf for the window and a play in progress. Art class makes Mateh Scratchers and By Trimmed Santas booklets. 7th Geography builds Rice and Tea Industries Nook labs. Health portas and Legume Unit featured with 100s awarded.
The General Science and PE classes are preparing shows and germination demonstrations. Students rehearse hard for a Friday night performance, with Miss Wagner praising their effort. Tre Dar Schools invites all to a Christmas program Thursday December 18 at 7 30 with free admission.
A DIY gift idea uses a board or heavy cardboard about two percent inches wide with curved top and bottom. Print neatly the desired groceries such as sugar butter lard eggs coffee tea lemons extracts spices rice flour and more. Hang it in the kitchen and pin names to reorder each item.
Two hands emerge from lighter areas of metal as a rhythmically odd scene unfolds on the board. A note hints at a taste test or cooking moment, with unclear context and fragmented wording.
A 1930 Western Newspaper Union tip shows DIY address book pages cut from a 3 1/2 by 8 inch sheet, folded, bound with brass fasteners, and alphabet letters printed on each page corner for easy indexing.
Red is described as the most cheerful color and quickest to affect the optic nerve. Holly and red berries decorate for the winter solstice and Christmas, linking red to the season. Advice warns that equal red and green lights on a tree assault the eyes, while two parts green to one red is preferable. The text notes girls make dolls as Christmas gifts.
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