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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1941
Page
4
The item lists the Diller Record with editor Martha B. Cavet and associates to F. T. Pearce as founder, noting subscription rates of one year and six months in advance. It also mentions post office entry in Diller Nebraska for second class mail transmission.
Joe Penner, noted radio stage and screen comic, died suddenly Friday in his Philadelphia hotel room. The report lists his as a prominent entertainer of national fame and shows the suddenness of his passing.
Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks attended two weddings in one day in California. They were at the marriage of Bob Clark, mate of their son Roe, at one o'clock and at Roe Sparks' wedding to his twin sister at eight o'clock. Both couples involved Roe Sparks and Bob Clark, linked by family ties.
A Friday morning crash near John Clauson’s block involved W E Anderson and two daughters in a car and Roy Roelfs in a truck. No serious injuries to the Anderson party. Roelfs suffers a broken rib. Weather sun contributed to the mishap. Sunlight glare blamed.
On January 11, 1941 the Five Willing Workers class of the Congregational Church met at Mary Lou Thompson home for games and refreshments. A short business meeting followed. Attendee list includes Mrs. Ralph Long Joyce Johnson Denice Anderson Mary Lou Thompson Marilyn Miller with Georgia Ball absent due to illness. Officers named include President Device Anderton Vice President Mary Lou Thompson Secretary Marilyn Miller Treasurer Joyce Johnson Reporter Georgia Ball.
A parable recalls a moss covered stone set aside by builders for Solomon's Temple. It is found, cleansed, and placed as its crown, symbolizing Jesus whom the Jews rejected. The tale contrasts rejection with ultimate honor and glory.
The Boston and Sandwich glass factory began on July 4 1825 with the first pot of glass. Sandwich later produced pressed ware lace glass and intricate molds, establishing a premier American glass tradition with durable designs and months of craftsmanship.
The Federal Reserve banks are located in Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Kan Dallas and San Francisco.
Navarro California resident Don Trego loved fishing. His son fulfilled his dying wish by scattering his ashes in the Navarro River at the spot where he caught his first steelhead, honoring his lifelong passion.
State of Nebraska To all persons interested in the estate of Glenn FE Waugh deceased notice is given that the administrator has filed a final account and reporting and a petition for final settlement and discharge and for determination of heirs at law. The hearing is set before the court on February 7 1947 at 9 00 A M. You may appear and contest the same. Dated January 11 1947 Samuel Galamore County
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