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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
8
Church items list Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman superintendent Sunday school at 9 30 am English service 10 30 am German service 11 am near Diller provides service times and leadership for the congregation.
Rev Robert A Helms and W A Snyder announce S S Sunday School at 10 A M and church services at 11 A M The Keystone Kingston ladies meet today at Mrs I R Andrews home Special music arranged for Sunday evening February services continue with evening gatherings A productive day in the annex sewing for LaVern Pickard family yielded many useful gifts and two comfy comforts for the Pickard household
Rev. Robert E. Drew leads morning services at 11 and 7 30 with sermons on We Do Our Children's Story Jesus Heals Jo's Father and Passing the Torch. Lincoln story Mary R S Andrews offers a tale on kindness. Centenary Epworth League guests host a no decision debate. Cocoa and sandwiches follow. Next Sunday a Mirror Meeting is planned at 6 30 in the Congregational church.
The U S Department of Agriculture urges using land removed from cultivation to restore wild mammals and birds for game and food. The Bureau of Biological Survey issued an illustrated bulletin Improving the Farm Environment for Wild Life as a manual for participants in the president's wild life restoration program. Copies cost five cents from the Superintendent of Documents Washington DC.
Mrs. Anderson and Dorothy visit. February themes and operetta planned. Fourth and seventh graders study arithmetic topics, spelling honors listed, and lincoln Mount Vernon posters shown. Ping Pong expands table play. county tournament results. Diller teams prep for Steele City and Blue Springs games. university trip planned for coach and team.
The semi annual state school apportionment totals 463616 dollars based on temporary school funds in the state treasury. An additional 56000 dollars comes from bond interest earned in early month. Four counties receive over 10000 dollars: Douglas, Lancaster, Custer and Scotts Bluff.
A civic message urges citizens to engage with government, claim ownership of public welfare, and follow Uncle Sam as the new societal order emerges. It warns of a peaceful revolution in politics, labor, and currency, calling for unity and active public opinion. Mr and Mrs McKinley Bowen and their son Gerald return Monday from Fort Dodge Kansas after attending a relatives general event.
An overview of February 2 weather superstitions tied to the groundhog and other animals in various countries. Candlemas Day traditions bless candles and share similar signs of winter ending or continuing. A Sunday school anecdote ends with a quip about a rich ruler.
Creditors of the estate of Frank T Pearce deceased must file claims by May 16 1934 and debts are due by January 12 1935. The county judge will receive claims May 17 1934 at 9:00 AM in the County Court room in Jefferson County Nebraska. Arthur J Denney attorney for the estate.
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