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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1930
Page
4
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller lists H J Diekhoff pastor with 5th grade Bible class and Sunday services at 10 30 am. Everyone welcome.
Rev Velte leads Sunday services at 10 o clock morning and 7 30 evening with a special sermon in pictures. Boy Scouts meet Saturday at 1 30 PM. The Lindy class officers are elected, Virgil Shanks seeks a local license, and freshmen organize. Students exhibit science work, music numbers perform, and athletics note a basketball loss to Endicott with a Plymouth trip upcoming.
Pastor W E Ludwick invites members to Holy Communion next Sunday January 19. Annex dedication is set for Sunday February 2. Missionary meeting led by Mr Vieths and HK Shatt, with Rev Velte reporting on the temperance meeting.
Wymore pupil Billy Tincher transfers to first grade. Absent pupils include Mary Ardeth Ball Bonnie Fae Thompson Alvin Reed Elmer Sasse and others due to sickness. Eskimo life projects study Little People of the Snow Bow Wow and Mew Mew books. Fifth and sixth grades focus on fractions and dictionary work. Eighth grade studies The Oregon Trail and Indo China. eighth grade exam set for Jan 24.
An 1803 narrative recalls Jefferson sending Meriwether Lewis and William Clark to explore the Louisiana Purchase region. They reach the Nemaha and Weeping Water areas, camp along the Missouri, hunt deer turkeys geese and catfish, and record life near Fort Calhoun.
The passage recalls Lewis and Clark’s reports of vast rivers prairies and mountains, noting Nebraska as a state carved from the Louisiana Purchase. It reflects on Napoleon’s bargain, Jefferson’s criticism, and a century and a quarter of development proving the purchase wise.
In a humorous note the Atchison Globe mocks Dr Will Stith as the town's worst singer noting a failed performance in church when the organ seemed out of tune. The quip highlights local personalities and light communal humor.
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