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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1935
Page
4
Daykin PWA Public School Building Under Construction
A new 25000 PWA funded public school building at Daykin TM is under construction. Work started June 20 and is expected to be completed by 1. The brick structure will be modern in every respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWA
Daykin
Birthday Dinner In Lincoln Honors Mrs Frisbie
Mr and Mrs Asa Richardson and guests celebrated the birthday of Mrs Henry Frisbie of Lincoln with a Sunday dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Fred Frisbie and daughter Helen, Leonard Frisbie and son Dale. The cake shaped like a lamb was a gift from Mrs Richardson, baked by her sister Mrs C D Nicholson of Denison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Richardson
Fred Frisbie
Helen
Leonard Frisbie
Dale
Henry Frisbie
Lincoln
Richardson
C. D
Dorcas Kensington June Meeting at Dorcas Class
Dorcas Kensington class of the M. E. church met at Mrs. Chas. Waggoner’s home. Mrs. Keith was absent, Mrs. Hays presided, and a short business session led to an afternoon program with musical readings and solos performed by Rachael Viers Gretchen Fanders Marion Blauser and Katherine and Betty. Refreshments were served by hostesses and 38 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
M. E
Chas
Wasgoner
Keith, Hays
Katherine Ae Rachael Viers
Gretchen Fanders
Margaret Barne
Marion Blauser
Betty Reading
Crystal Gasier
Rachael Viers Solo
Blue Bell
Katherine
John Carico
Chas. Waggoner
Roy Patton
Barnett
Blauserne
Angel
C. L. _ Waggoner
de Kylene Green
Rachael Viers
Albert Hubka
Weber
Gladys Hays
Porter
Finch Comes From Africa Bird Goes by Two Names
A Detroit News note explains the common ornamental finch from Africa bears two names ribbon finch and cut throat finch. The male features a crimson band from ear coverts over cheeks and throat with dull golden brown and gray plumage, white eye and cheek feathers, fawn breast with white mottling and black bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Helen C. Loomis
Detroit News
Church Notes Congregational Church Weekly Schedule
W A Snyder superintendent notes Sunday School at 10 A M. All parishioners invited to join services and study sessions. Other church activities and meetings announced in upcoming bulletins.
Elephants use ears to cool body heat via blood flow
An authority in the New York Herald Tribune explains the elephant cools itself by fanning its ears to bring warm blood to the surface for heat loss. Birds have higher normal temperatures and rely on feathers for insulation, with the hummingbird among the warmest at about 115 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald Tribune
Methodist Church Sermon Probes Is Your Name Agrippa
Rev Robert E Drew directs Sunday School at 10 A M and a morning service at 11 The annual children day program led by Mrs D Fandera was presented Sunday The Sunday morning sermon targets those who seek to comfort themselves with good intentions and asks Is Your Name Agrippa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Drew
Ray Lamb
S. S
Park
D.‘¥. Fandera
Agrippa
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Near Diller Program for Children
Rev L J Wolff pastor and C Hallman superintendent announce Sunday School at 9:30 English, 10:30 German, 11:15 Union services with 8 p m Leadership Training at the parsonage. Children Day moved to July 21 with morning service, outdoor basket lunch and children's day program followed by games and contests.
Habits of Chipmunks and Parental Care Described
The Bureau of Biological Survey reports that in chipmunks the male becomes troublesome and belligerent during the breeding season while the young are being nursed. The female then secludes herself and the offspring, drives away the male, and assumes full charge until weaning. Afterward both parents may be seen with the nearly grown young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Biological Survey
Report of the Diller State Bank Condition 1935
Report of the condition of Diller State Bank of Diller Nebraska Charter 778 at close of business June 29 1935 sworn by cashier O J Mayborn. Notary S C Hutchinson verifies oath and commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Nebraska
A. Mayborn
MayBoRn
S.C. HutchInson Notary
The Black Carpet Beetle Description
The black carpet beetle is small oval and black about three sixteenths of an inch long. It thrives best in undisturbed hidden spaces such as floor cracks under carpets baseboards neglected trunks and cupboards.
Jest. Josh From Fairbury and the July Happenings
A satirical column notes bikini fashion while lampooning New Deal policies, political figures, and harvest season delays. It pokes fun at nudist jokes, dentist advertising bans, and editorials urging annual subscriptions, all with a midsummer small town tone.
Tell Us About It Local News Tip Line
The paper invites reader tips on unusual events, visitors, travel plans, or any day to day happenings to share with the community. Submissions help keep residents informed about local occurrences and public interest stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Binder-Up
Washington
Petition for administrator in Sarah J. Warman estate
Notice to interested parties that Arthur J. Denney is petitioned as administrator of the estate of Sarah J. Warman deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. Hearing set for July 26 1935 at 9:00 AM before County Judge E R Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denney & Denney Attys
Sarah J. Warman
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Arthur J. Denney
E. R. Bee County
Notice of Probate for Allen F. Colman Will
Arthur F. Denney attorney seeks probate of the last will and testament of Allen F. Colman deceased. Petition requests appointment of C. H. Spohn as executor. Hearing set for August 3, 1985 at 9:00 A.M. County Judge issued seal. First publication July 12. last publication July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur’ F. ‘Denney
Allen F. Colman
Jefferson County
Nebraska
C. H. Spohn
E. R. Bee
Seal
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F. T. Pearce
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Dorcas Kensington
Finch
Congregational Church
W. A. Snyder
Sunt. S. S
Methodist Episcopal Church
ST. Paul's EV
Diller State Bank
State
Jefferson
J. Mayborn
Department of Banking
Bing House
Tresery Sree
Ncecus Edeserbersre
Shine Newsaees
Jest
Josh
From
Fairbury
Journal
Col. Harrigan
Nebraska State League
Beatrice Blues
Norfolk
ELKS
Beatrice
Frank A. Houston
Bonded Abstracter
Fairbury, Nebr
Mscalls
ARES
Tory
McCall’s
NOME
Tower Radio
US Pathfinder
Homes & Gardens
aYr
R.F.D
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