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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1934
Page
4
The heirs will sell at public auction several quarter sections of land in the Harbine area to the highest bidder. Sale date is July 10, 1984 at Harbine at 2 o'clock sharp.
This piece recalls John Adams urging the Declaration of Independence before signing. It presents his pledge to the cause despite risk, predicting a bright future and enduring liberty. It frames Independence Day as a national milestone prompting patriotism and defense of the Constitution.
Rev Bourne remains as pastor for the summer with W A Snyder supervising Sunday School at 10 A M services at 11 A M Rev Bourne will be in charge during the season of worship and activities at the church.
Rev Robert E Drew pastor Mrs L M Cavett superintendent S S services at 11 A M Union Service speaker Sunday evening Professor F M Gregg of Lincoln Diller Municipal Band to play Gregg to speak to Sunday School teachers and workers at 4 P M in the church vestry Welcoming Rev Donald Bourne to Diller.
Rev. L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman supt S S Sunday school 9 30 A M Installation service 10 30 conducted by Rev H A Teckhaus of Wayne Neb former pastor Our congratulations to Mr and Mrs Herbert Wasserman married last Sunday at the church Mrs Wasserman formerly Miss Crystenea Lottman
The Epworth Lake Park session runs August 1–8 1934 at Epworth Park in Lincoln. Distinguished speakers and enrichment await, plus vacation activities like swims hikes tennis games and boating. Contact C E president Miss Gretchen Fanders to express interest.
The story recounts summer adventures at Camp Picnic in the Black Hills of North Dakota. Elsie guards a camp site while Bowman, Daddy Gaye, Joe, and Louie hunt a mother wild cat and rescue a cub. the party ferries to Hysega by motor as a train whistle echoes nearby.
An exchange notes that advocates urge sending solid men to Congress while observing many current members are solid in ideas rather than appearance. It portrays a push for principled, capable lawmakers.
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