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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1934
Page
8
The November 17 teacher exams yielded satisfactory results. An all school party for Senior, Junior and Sophomore grades is planned for December. Dr. A V Hunter spoke to high school students on mental and physical health, engaging both boys and girls with a lengthy Q and A session.
The seventh grade group studies predicate words and use. The eighth grade studies aspects of the Roman Empire in history. Those who earned perfect spelling for the week ending Friday February 7 are Lawrence Jark, Adam Fasnacht, Harsea Towehh Geel Feaseeht Max Thompson Robert Thompson Ethel Bristol Jean Bond Fern Close Richard Miller and Bonnie Thompson.
Notes show a student absence due to a bad cold. Free hand Christmas candle drawings appeared in art class on Thursday. Ort Oafe Grabber and Marilyn Miller won number contests last week. Third grade works on three column addition. Fourth grade studied multiplication tables of eleven and began long division.
W A Snyder superintendent S S Sunday School at 10 AM Rev Phillip Scott to be with us Sunday morning He has been hired and will be here for morning services until a regular pastor is obtainable.
Reverend L J Wolff presides at 10 30 am services with a sermon on Matthew 11 2 10. Next Sunday December 23 German services with Holy Communion and December 30 English services with communion. Christmas program directed by Sunday school teachers. practice Sunday afternoon at 2. Christmas tree decorations managed by Luther League committee.
Rev. Robert E. Drew preaches on the theme The High Cost of Hating at Sunday morning worship with Sunday School at 10 and service at 11. C E young people present Christmas program at 7 30 in the Congregational church. Ladies Aid supper and bazaar last Saturday raised funds and shared gifts and sociability.
The fragment recalls Phillips Brooks praising peace after the Civil War ending in 1865. It notes Brooks as a leading American clergyman and frames the moment as a gratitude for the bloodshed ending.
The notice names individuals including Wessel Beckman Joyce Johnson Marilyn Miller Mary Lou Thompson Gayle Cully Ger Esther La Nelda Nicholson Margery Nippert Roe Patton Wilma Thompson Dwaine Clark and Avis Johnson in the reader roster.
First grade children learn letters of the alphabet and spelling words from their word booklets. Second grade pupils who received spelling grades for the week include Bristol, Arntt, Shi Rae Garrels, and Inaree Nicholson.
A reflective piece traces how Phillips Brooks conceived the hymn Oh Little Town of Bethlehem during a Bethlehem vision and his later sermons. It invites readers to discover stories behind hymns to deepen their meaning when singing at Christmas Eve services.
A compilation highlights quirky and rare details about U S presidents. It notes dates of death for Washington and Jefferson on July 4 1826, Lincoln’s beard, Grant and moustache, and Buchanan never marrying. It mentions birth on Friday and late century timing and other minor biographical tidbits.
Rain and Rain attorneys for the petitioner notify that a petition for the estate of Frank A. Roseman deceased has been set for January 5 1936 at 9 00 A M in the Jefferson County Court Nebraska The notice is dated December 6 1934 and signed by County Judge E R Beal with official seal First publication December 14 last publication January 4.
John C. Hartigan attorney for the estate of Samuel Barber petitions in Jefferson County Nebraska County Court for final accounting of administration. The administrator de bonis non files the report for court determination of rightful heirs and final settlement. Dec 7 publication and Dec 21 last publication indicate court schedule in the notice.
An old advertisement lists men's wear and accessories with prices including hose 15c to 75c, four in hand ties 25c to 75c, gloves from 50c to 1.50, leather goods, shorts, corduroy suede coats from 3.75 to 8.96, and trousers in navy or brown at 3.15.
Advertises boys wear and accessories with prices including sweaters 39c to 2.75, pocket books 39c to 85c, shirts 50c to 85c, ties 25c, trousers 2.75, jackets 2.98, and leather billfolds and garters at 25c.
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