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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1931
Page
8
St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran notes say Sunday School and Bible class close at 9 30 with services at 10 30 in line then dinner at 12 and a sermon at 2 o'clock Come to church He will be glad to meet you Others will be glad too
Sunday services announce Sunday school at 10 00 and a joint meeting of church groups. St John’s Lutheran holds a 10 30 service followed by the annual picnic west of the railroad tracks with special band music.
Local resident John Bugbee, an elderly figure in the Stedle area, is noted in this brief item.
Beatrice area residents from Alda and surrounding communities attended Decoration Day exercises. Neighbors including Dr W C Logan and wife of Carroll Nebraska visited, with extended family members from Washington and Remsen present. Various attendees from Diller Merritt and Ramsey families joined the community gathering.
Mrs Wohlfarth and a companion visited a hospital where she submitted to an operation and is now making a fine recovery under care from Dr and others during the evening report.
Harold R. Hutchinson of Omaha spent the weekend with relatives and attended local activities during his stay. The visit highlighted family gatherings and community events in the Omaha area.
In Be sure of Old Pasture danger, the Green Meadows and Forest animals flee the encroaching Red Terror. Old Mother West Wind delays the threat while Danny Meadow Mouse Peter Rabbit Old Man Coyote watch for safety. Once Farmer Brown appears, fear eases and the group heads to the Old Brier Patch.
Canadian rivers were linked to a naming story involving Sir John Henry Peily and His Majesty’s Bay Company. The fragment notes a 30 year connection shaping a river’s designation and legacy in early colonial commerce.
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