Radio shop ad spots in Jansen NE
Local classified note warns readers not to call Al's Radio Shop. The message appears on a page in Jansen Nebraska with a phone contact omitted or marked as invalid. No further details provided.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
8
Local classified note warns readers not to call Al's Radio Shop. The message appears on a page in Jansen Nebraska with a phone contact omitted or marked as invalid. No further details provided.
A fatal incident is reported involving dogs described as pit bull terriers meeting in a public area. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the confrontation and death.
In New York special report the World Fair will showcase a new lighting technique designed to enhance displays with colored bubbles and innovative illumination. Expert says the goal is to create appealing designs rather than mere spectacle, highlighting magnitude and beauty through controlled light effects.
Community brief notes visitors at Vernon Chancellor and Ralph Carpenter homes. Prather and Fanders families mentioned with illnesses. Carl Braasch rents east of Fairbury. Beatrice trips cited for Clarence Larkin's family. Death of Mrs. Joe Larkin’s mother noted. chorus recounts blessings amid Mississippi floods.
Out Bethel Way Mrs. Joe Hiatt returned home from the Odell Hospital Sunday. Dale Armetrangs with other Boy Scouts attended the funeral of Mr. B. E. Miller of Odell held in Marysville. The Henrichs and Schmidt families joined in a shared dye hanes gathering. Sheriff Ralph Marshall of Allen County makes no campaign echos and attends public events in a typical manner.
Miami resident Chester Alexander files for divorce citing his wife’s affair with a man described as a car code name. The case seeks dissolution of marriage and related relief.
Ruth Stahl reports five months of schooling in District 74 ending Friday. Three pupils have perfect attendance. Students suffered minor injuries from icy conditions. An emergency makeup exam is set for February 11 at the American Legion Hall for those who missed January 8. Birthday celebrations included November January July August. Mothers treated guests to desserts at the schoolhouse.
Duane Wolken had perfect attendance for January while absences were due to weather or illness. Rosalie Henrietta and Eldon missed the last week due to diphtheria, Ralph Hudson ill for over a week. Seventh and eighth graders completed a soil unit using litmus tests, noting humus rich soil with higher acidity. Third graders study Japan then Eskimos. fifth and sixth graders work on fractions.
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