Methodist Church Weekly Program and Activities
Rev Wm R Velte pastor leads Sunday School at 10 Morning service at 11 and Evening Service at 7 30 with an illustrated lecture East of the Andes highlighting South American life and landscapes The Dorcas Bible class elected officers for the new year and several parishioners were noted for attendance and contributions The high school and junior classes are engaged in Latin geometry and English with reports on spelling art and a stock auto trailer being built
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Bible School
Congregational Church of
Diller
W. A. Tyler
Lee Calkins
Mary Cully
O. J. Mayborn
Annex
Ladies’ Aid
Kensington
Ray Green
Flossie Raymond
Mildred Mayborn
Ralph Long
Norma Harvey
Arsther Gretzinger
Andes
South America
Cavett
Hubert Filley
Franzen
Chas. Hays
Myrtle Morthup
Chas. Waggoner
Art Gregg
Caesar
Maxine
Wendell
St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller services and class
Pastor H J Diekhoff invites at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller with school and Bible class. Sunday services and prayer at 10 30 AM. Everyone welcome.
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ST. Paul’s
EV. Lutheran
H. J. Diekhoff
Pastoren Naer
Peivine
Diller Public School Notes: First Primary memorizes poems
Reporting weekly classroom activities Gordon Patton Betty Thompson Scott Miller Ervin Roelfs Della Roelfs Lucille Findling Anna May Blauser Annetta Wagner Joseph Grotts earn perfect spelling weekly. Fourth Grade builds desert geography with a sand table and oasis. Fifth and Sixth Grades study Panama Canal and South America with guest Miss Wagner and Mrs. Fanders wild animal pictures. Seventh grade notes follow.
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Gordon Patton
Betty Thompson
Scott Miller
Ervin Roelfs
Della Roelfs
Lucille Findling
Anna May Blauser
Annetta Wagner
Joseph Grotts
Joyce Bugbee
Laurice Diller
LaForest Fasnacht
Carroll Henrichs
Max Johnson
Robert Patton
Elmer Sasse
Bob Andrews
Harry Beckwith
Gordon Fanders
Gretchen Fanders
Robbie Green
Keith Johnson
Marcella Shutt
Dale Tristman
Panama Canal
South America
Trappers Boost Rancher Income From Leased Lakes
Ranchers who own lake land lease trapping rights to trappers on a percentage basis. Some landowners have earned as much as $5,000 a year from a half share of the pelts.
Library owner solves book borrower problem by gifting books
A Detroit News report describes a home library owner who avoids book lending grief by giving away books to those who become fond of them. He maintains control by not demanding returns, believing the strategy benefits in the long run.
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Detroit News
Boy at boarding school sends brief letter home
A first term pupil writes from a boarding school saying he lacks time to write. He explains that when things are happening he cannot write and when nothing is happening he has nothing to tell. The note ends with love to all from Harry.
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Harry
London
Utopia Quote on Happiness and Government
A compact quotation attributed to Thomas Payne envisions an ideal society where poverty is absent ignorance and distress vanish from prisons and streets aged are cared for taxes fair and the rational world is an ally. It imagines a country whose constitution and government proclaim universal happiness.
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Thomas. Payne
History of Fans Through Cultures and Eras
The passage traces fans from ancient Egypt where guests were fanned by servants with papyrus devices to modern French refinement under Louis XIV. It notes fans as essential to feminine dress, exquisitely decorated, and produced by multiple Parisian makers with royal privileges.
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Egypt
France
Louis XIV
Paris
State adds 200 wild turkey poults to refuges. more planned
The state game department notes twenty four pair of wild turkeys purchased last winter have grown to 200 poults ready for distribution across refuges. It was authorized to buy 60 additional pairs next spring to establish permanents in natural surroundings before nesting season.
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State Game Department
Trapping a Profitable Industry in Nebraska
Nebraska game and parks commission members estimate trapping to yield about a quarter million dollars annually for participants. A past survey on fur bearing animals shows musk rat leading at 600000 dollars with other species earning tens of thousands. Many plan winter trapping on lakes and streams, especially the Sandhill lakes in the northwest.
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Nebraska
State Game, Forestration and Parks Commission
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L. M. Cavett
S. S
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Ellow
Leonard Roelfs
Frances Blauser
Ada Lukes
Cleo Green
Helen Fasnacht
Kathryn Johnson
Ruth Stahl
Gerald Friday
Billie Bristol
Gene Andrews
Lloyd Henrichs
Wealthy Fasnacht
Maxine Fry
Rachel Diller
Gerald
Diller Public School
Christini Rossell
Eugene Field
Palmer Method
REX Theatre
Hanover, Kansas
Ken Maynard
the Wagon
Ken
Sun
Irene
Bordon
Graham McNamee
REX
Hanover
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Autres
Kansas
Steele City
Nebr
Jack
Concord
Deering
McCormick
John Deere Lister
Emerson
Osborne
John Deere
Kentucky
Janeville
Kol Js
Wild le Cncrew
Alfred Sisk
Col. H. R. Royle
Citizens State Bank
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