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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1938
Page
5
Black Bros Elevator in Biller Nebraska lists grain and feed options with John Steiner as manager. The ad promotes a one year subscription offer to Popular Mechanics Magazine and the Diller Record for 295 dollars.
Final account and report of administrator filed for the estate of Oscar L Mathias deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. Hearing for final settlement and heirs determination set for July 29 1938 at 9:00 AM before the County Court. Filed June 30 1938 by E R Bee County Judge.
The article narrates Frederick Froebel opening the first kindergarten in Blankenburg in 1837 and naming the concept kindergarten. It notes his earlier school at Keilhau in 1816 and his 1826 publication Education of Man outlining methods. It emphasizes education as a continuous process beginning in early childhood and Froebel’s appeal to parents to observe nature for learning.
Reverend Wolff drove to Sterling Nebraska today to spend a few hours with home folks before returning to Diller this evening.
Mrs. Sarah Shull of Aurora Nebraska spent a Sunday as a guest in the home of her sister Mrs. Arthur Grone in Diller.
A large audience gathered for a free outdoor film in the park on Tuesday evening while a busy period for farmers continued nearby.
Adam Fasnacht departed Diller Tuesday for duty at his CCC home in South Dakota after spending a week with family at the local place.
Mrs Ida McMannes Ogden and daughter Mary of Wymore were guests of Mrs Elias Hadley and husband for the latter part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. L L Meyer and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Diller of Fairbury visited Tuesday evening. Mrs. Diller called on her mother Mrs. Carrie Sparks while others visited voters.
Mr and Mrs Fred Ulm and Mr Ira Shull with three daughters of Aurora visited Sunday at the home of Olin Ulm and family three miles northeast of town on the Altiers place.
John R. Mendenhall of Fairbury mixed business with pleasure at a Diller gathering Wednesday evening. During a real estate transaction he handed out cards announcing his candidacy for county assessor.
Bert Caldwell and his family of St. Louis Missouri stopped in Diller on Saturday while returning from Garden City Kansas where they visited Bert’s mother. The Caldwell party also visited the Lawrence Caldwell family in Diller.
Mrs. Scott Miller stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Freidell in Dorchester last Sunday. Guests included Mrs. Earl Kleppinger of David City and Mrs. S. D. Evins of Stromsburg. The group, all Fourth District NFWC officers, met to perfect plans for the administration’s work.
Geo. Andrews came up from St. Joe for the weekend to view the harvest on his land in this vicinity. Charley Barber notes fairly good yields on part of the land with other parts less strong. Barber expects his dozen state test patches will compare with the best once the official report is issued.
The Willing Workers Forestry Club discussed problem III Tree Identification and the value of knowing trees in all seasons. Members noted October as the time to study forest fruits and enjoyed a lunch before adjourning. Next meeting is set for Stahis July 14.
The text argues that Banquo is a fictional character with no real king by Shakespeare, asserting there was never a historical king named Banquo and suggesting the figure belongs to literary invention.
Mrs. Albert Weber aged 69 years 5 months 11 days died at Steele City hospital July 11 after a seven day illness from hemorrhage and tumor. Born in Nemaha County Nebraska she was married to Albert Weber in 1902 and had three sons John Frank and Walter. Funeral at St John Lutheran Lanham with Waggoner Bros. in charge.
Alonzo Specht died at his brother in law Wes Carmichael's home on Monday July 4 1938 after a heart attack. He was born May 6 1872 in East Lynn Missouri and lived near Diller Nebraska since age five. He married Lida Carmichael in 1900. she preceded him in death in 1986. Survived by two children Mary John of Steele City and Ralph Specht of Endicott, five granddaughters and one grandson, two brothers and two sisters, extensive relatives. Funeral July 7 at Congregational church Diller with Rev. H H Pyche officiating. Interment Diller Cemetery.
We express sincere appreciation for kind deeds and sympathy shown during the death and burial of our father and brother. Signed by Mr. and Mrs Earl Johnson and family Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Specht John Specht and family Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Specht and family.
Historical notes describe three official languages in ancient Palestine Greek Latin and Hebrew for public notices. The modern Holy Land reportedly maintains a trilingual system with Hebrew Arabic and English reflecting ongoing official multilingual communication.
Rev L J Wolff pastor. Sunday School 9 30 preaching 10 30 English services. Sermon urges prioritizing spiritual nourishment during harvest busy days and stresses feeding the soul with gods word and prayer.
Pastor C F Wagoner leads Sunday School at 10 A.M. with topic Emergency Leadership. Union preaching likely in the park if weather permits. otherwise at the church. Committee and stewards meetings Thursday evening July 21. Dorcas Kensington meeting in the church basement July 21. Sunday July 24 is church homecoming and Sunday School picnic.
The Congregational Church announces Sunday School from 10 to 11 A M followed by the preaching service with Pastor Howard H Pyche speaking on An Ever lasting Kingdom A park union service at 8 P M will feature Rev Wagner pastor of the M E church urging attendance at a good place to worship
Totem poles were highly prized for their size and craftsmanship. Some stood as tall as four stories and carried elaborate carvings, making them worth thousands of dollars in traditional and ceremonial contexts.
The famous Princess Pat regiment of Canada was named for Lady Patricia Ramsey formerly H R H Princess Patricia daughter of H R H the duke of Connaught seventh child of Queen Victoria.
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