Church notices with Rev Wolff and Sunday schedule
Rev. L. J. Wolff is pastor and Co. L Hullman serves as superintendent. Sunday school begins at 9 30 A M.
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L. J. Wolff
L Hullman
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1934
Page
8
Lent The Beatrice Methodist Service Notes
Rev Robert E Drew leads Beatrice Methodist Church services with Dr E C McDade preaching and administering communion in the morning. Torches of Lent explained in evening talk. Dorcas Kensington class to meet Feb 15 with Mrs Frank Grabber. Christian Endeavor discusses the Ideal Boy and Ideal Girl theme from last week and plans study of Lent next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Drew
L. M. Cavett
S. S
E. C. McDade
Alexander
Beatrice
Dr. Mc
C. E
Congregational
Mr. Drew
Congregational Church Notes on Meetings and Losses
Rev Robert A Helms presides as pastor and W A Snyder leads church activities. Monthly missionary meeting set for February 16 at Mrs C H Cully home. Evening services at 7 30 with special music promised for Sunday. Loss of two Sunday school enrollees noted and Keystones class held February meeting at Mrs I R Andrews home with historical recalls. Next February plans include a Kensington trip to visit with history. Officers elected: Pres Mrs C R Steffen Vice Pres Mrs Bert Bell Secretary Mrs Lee Calkins Treasurer Mrs R W Green Reporter Mrs Lee Calkins. February doughnut sale planned. tea towels requested for March Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Cully
Billy Ben
Junior Milow
I. R .Andrews
Keystone
Mesdames Scott Miller
S. J. Thompson
Howard Peters
Emil Krebs
Kensington
C. R. Steffen
Bert Bell
Howard Peters Lee
Lee Calkins Treas
R. W. Green
Constipation Troubles Ended After Six Years
John J. Davis suffered six years of chronic constipation but reports relief after using a quick acting safe remedy. Aderika, recommended by druggist A. R. Milow, claims to provide near immediate improvement and a new sense of well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Davis
Constra
Aderika
A. R. Milow
Diller High School Notes Report February Activities
School notes describe student absences due to colds, classroom topics from grade studies, and spelling achievers. Highlights include the eighth grade corn study, science unit on sound, a new typewriter, and Viola Krebs earning a teaching contract. Basketball highlights cover losses to Steele City and Blue Springs, a February 20 home game versus Plymouth, and a Lincoln trip to watch a University conference game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller High School
Steele City
Diller
Blue Springs
Endicott
Arthur Milow
Liberty
Plymouth
Lincoln
State Capitol
University Place
Community Habits Shape News and Building Interests
A reader urges clarity on local items and notes how habit biases attention toward construction matters. The writer admits missing straightforward news while distracted by topics like building programs and church habits. Community involvement and clear reporting are requested.
Death of Mrs. R. N. Orrill in North Hollywood California
Mrs. R N Orrill died at 5102 Tujunga Ave North Hollywood California on Monday January 22 1934 aged 61 after a period of failing health. She was wife of Dr R N Orrill former district superintendent in Beatrice Nebraska and pastor at Fairbury Nebraska 1903 1907 and 1913 1919. The family moved to Seattle in 1919 and later to southern California for health reasons funeral services were held in North Hollywood with burial in Grandview Mausoleum.
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Nebraska
Seattle
Inc
Fairbury
Orrill
California
North Hollywood
Granaview Mausoleum
F. M. Blair
Bonsall
Governor Bryan Eyes Tough Senate Run in 1934
Governor Bryan, turning 67 on February 10, braces for a hard political year in 1934. He is poised to seek the U S Senate seat, despite reluctance to relinquish state leadership, facing strong opposition from National Democratic Committee man Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
James R. Lowell
Bryan
United States Senate
Mullen
Mullen May Seek Senate Seat Citing Political Pressure
The article notes Mullen’s recent moves fueling speculation he may run for the Senate, causing the governor unease. It highlights Roosevelt’s stance on lawyers with political ties visiting the capital and mentions Keith Neville as a possible successor to Mullen as national committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen
Roosevelt
National Capitol
Keith Neville
Nebraska
Hastings hospital blaze destroys building for the insane
A fire engulfed a building at Hastings hospital for the insane yesterday. Mrs. unidentified perished or injured as crews fought the flames and contained the blaze to the wing. Authorities investigate cause and assess damages to the obsolete facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings Hospital For the Insane
Benson Pushes Emergency Fund for Board of Control
Benson urges the legislature to appropriate fifty thousand dollars soon for use by the board of control in similar cases. She rejects state insurance and favors a dedicated emergency fund instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Board of Control
State sues ex treasurer for 57000 in bond fraud case
Former State Treasurer Bass offered no comment as suit seeks 57 650 against him bond clerk William C Oelkers and three others claiming excess coupons totaling 57000 were deducted from bonds for permanent school funds. Defendants have until Febr 26 to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass
William C. Oelkers
Nebraska relief roll reduction under CWA survey
A state wide survey by the state employment director reports that of 15 444 unemployed able bodied heads of families on public relief in Nebraska last November when the CWA began, 2 895 remain removed and the rest have become wage earners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Chancellor reports slim chances for Pershing armory grant
Chancellor Burnett returned from Washington with news that an armory memorial on campus faces slim chances for funding. He noted federal funds for needy students were unlikely, though later word from Washington indicated such funds would be provided. The capitol commission contracted $9 000 for landscaping trees to be planted on capitol grounds by April 1 under Ernst Herminghaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett
The
State University
Washington
General Pershing
State Capitol Commission
Capitol
Ernst Herminghaus
Nebraska court challenges on state bank liquidations and bond rulings
The second Nebraska suit seeks to block the banking department from placing a state bank in receivership under a new law. Attorney General Goods rules bond issues tied to PWA grants require separate voter approval. Governor Bryan asks for 10 CCC camps for soil erosion and park work across multiple counties, with plans for a Nuckolls camp next winter and sites near Ravenna Cherry county and Niobrara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
State Banking Department
Murdock
Banking Department
Goods
Price
He Price
Roca
Bryan
Johnson- Pawnee
Otoe
Nemaha
Richardson
Boone, Dixon
Dakota
Thurston
Bryce
Nuckalls County
Ravenna
Cherry County
Niobrara
Measles Surge Spurs Warning From Nebraska Health Director
Dr H P Bartholomew, state health director, notes measles cases jumped from 39 in December to 177 last month in Nebraska. Measles and chicken pox are more widespread now than a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebrasa
H. P. Bartholomew
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