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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1932
Page
8
Congregational Church led by Rev. Robert A Helms invites all to a Friday annex meeting at 2 30 for Keystone Kensington. Election of officers will be held. Sunday School meets at 1 00. Services scheduled both morning and evening.
Mrs L M Cavett presided as Sunday School opened at 10 A M. A cold snap caused a slump in attendance. the morning lesson on Nazareth was shortened. A two week focus on Nazareth follows, then a missionary journey led by Mrs Keith Hays. Mrs Frisbie continues to improve.
First grade children read The Sand box and built a farm on a sand table. Fourth grade penmanship sets completed for Merit awards. Students study capitals, map skills, and spelling milestones. Absent due to illness noted. Eighth reading class studies Hawthorne. Grade operettas set for Feb 26 in the Diller Opera House with Betsy Ross theme.
The notice lists participants in a patriotic theme tournament with named players and assistants, plus seniors and sophomores in English class. It notes incomplete lower grades and mentions memorization of the Preamble, three debate groups, and topics including pensions disarmament and issuing bonds for a new high school.
The article describes a program labeled LIGHTS 330 in New York with first and second teams from 12 county schools. It notes student work on handicraft and repair jobs, home completion possibilities, parent signed credit, and final projects often for farm use. It mentions Agriculture as a Normal Training course with wheat and corn topics and teacher examinations, plus geography. It recounts a chef from New York hotels who moved to Chicago then returned, aided by artists and advertisers, and ends with anecdotes about taxi drivers in New York and a painter who once rode in a cab.
A court transcript shows a prosecutor questioning the burglar’s wife about her knowledge of her husband’s crime. She admits she knew he was a burglar when they married. The cross examination continues as the attorney probes her understanding and involvement.
A fire near Santiago early Wednesday morning caused heavy property damage and injuries. Fire crews report about 250 residents displaced with extensive damage to multiple buildings.
The sincere admirer praises future readers of speeches. Senator Sorghum replies with doubt, claiming satisfaction if quoted correctly in local newspapers. The brief exchange shows a humorous clash between idealism and media accuracy.
A fragment shows a medico asking about meals after leaving, prompting a wry remark on whether dinner invitations were expected. The line hints at social manners in a literary or diary context.
The piece extols San Francisco’s unique harbor and Golden Gate, noting three story cities, global trade, and an unforgettable atmosphere that lingers with visitors and locals alike.
The readable text shows a garbled report about a person learning tunes at a Sunday school and singing lines about bringing laundry to Jesus. It mentions confusion over understanding words and a fragmentary quotation.
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