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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1930
Page
4
An aged zoo lion recalls a wild past and devotion to his mate. He contemplates human judgments, asserts unique individuality of animals, and affirms enduring love despite a world that sees him as an old brute.
St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller serves divine services at 10 30 with pastor H J Diekhoff. School and Bible class offered. Congregation thanks donors Bro and Sister Frisbie for fresh country sausage spare ribs and cuts. God bless you.
Rev Wm R Velte presides with Mrs L M Cavett Supt S S Sunday Feb 2 Church School at 10 Morning services at 11 and 730 PM Scout meeting 330 PM Saturday Attendance up over prior week Choir performed The Ninety and Nine with projected slides for evening worship Impresses audience Pastor and Miss Marguerite lead the program
W E Ludwick pastor conducts a church program with Bible School at 10 morning services at 11. Rev W A Tyler delivers address and member reception. Basket dinner at 1. Song service at 2 30 led by Mrs Ray Green. No evening service. 200 in Bible School next Sunday. Keystone Kensington meets with Mrs Cloyd Cully Friday Feb 7.
The Diller school pages recount blooming cactus gifted by Mrs. Albert Lucas, grade projects on Lincoln and Amazon, new arithmetic texts, and the Kitchen Clock operetta. Students earn high spelling marks, study Hawthorne, and pursue fractions, fractions, and seed corn testing. A pep meeting, large crowd at a basketball game, and praise from Steele City mark a busy week.
The Freshman Class held its first party Monday night January 27 at the school house with Miss Margaret Morton as sponsor. They enjoyed games tricks pranks and refreshments and had a good time. Bry Northup has been limping this week from a strained ankle after Friday night’s game.
The Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association reports over 1,850 banks with more than $13.3 billion in resources are in chain or group banking across the United States. It identifies control by banks, holding companies, or individuals, noting states and the District of Columbia host many groups. The study discusses branch banking restrictions and their unclear impact on chain growth.
The Eco nomic Policy Commission reports on rapid chain banking with mixed views among bank commissioners. A foreword from Chairman Hecht notes the commission does not advocate for or against chain banking but provides a factual national snapshot from its New York City headquarters.
Maltese fireman Attard, believed drowned when the steamship Molesex wrecked with eight lives lost in a gale, reappeared at Milford Haven. He had clung to the wreck until calmer water allowed him to reach shore, awaiting death as waves battered the cabin where he slept.
Louis Miller aged 45 attempted death by own action by slashing his wrists in despondency over ill health. He then fell from bed hitting his head and died almost instantly in San Francisco.
Joseph Berner, 24, imprisoned at Sing Sing since May 6 for third degree robbery, requests a longer term arguing for a 20 year stay. Brooklyn judge Taylor rejects his bid, noting petty larceny is a misdemeanor and Berner is not a second offender under the Baumes statute. Berner threatens habeas corpus and supreme court appeal in White Plains.
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