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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
4
Diller church notices note St. Paul’s Ev Lutheran near Diller with 10 30 a m services and Sunday School. Congregational Church reports adjourned annual meeting with vacant offices filled and full treasurer’s report with small balance. Union meeting at M E church had fair attendance. Velte Jr address praised. next union services planned at Congregational Church with Matt 27 42 as theme.
Rev Velte presides with Mrs Cavett superintendent as church school at 10:00 AM and morning worship at 11:00 AM on Sunday June 22. Union service at 3:00 PM at Congregational church followed by Boy Scout meeting Saturday at 1:30 PM.
A religious reflection argues that truth lies in accepting the Bible as final. It cites Jesus’ promise of the Spirit guiding into truth and asserts no further revelations beyond the New Testament. Believers prize the unalterable promise of eternal life through faith in Christ.
A harsh editorial laments modern psychology and intellectuals as destroying faith and hope. It contrasts old Bowery slumming with today’s “intelligentsia” spewing lofty language to rob people of belief, calling leaders blind.
Weather forecasters define a cyclone as a low pressure wind system shown on synoptic charts with arrows and contour lines. A cyclone affects several states and travels eastward, bringing stronger winds, clouds, and rain or snow, followed by anticyclones and clearing skies as the pattern shifts.
Harper's recounts a girl sent to an institution for feeble mindedness but found merely sub normal and returned home. Her sister confessed to a playmate that Janie was sent away to be an idiot but could not pass and had to come back.
A clipped theater fragment shows a character asking if fear will appear while another warns against care, hinting at an unresolved tension or suspenseful moment.
A collage of quirky items: Hoover with a desk telephone, a cow stomach containing an 18 inch snake, auto output down 31 percent, thoughts on pedestrians, a composer threading old tunes, French dolls via hidden technograph, Romania and Carol, Anglo American war musings, English cock crow contest, training in law observance, four branches of government joke, a candidate score card with intelligence rated 10 out of 100.
A scientist warns human law is shrinking and may fade entirely, predicting a future where people resemble comic figure Andy Gump. Dial telephones have been removed from the Senate office building, as Senators allegedly could not learn to operate them.
A former Senator gives a radio address when an improvised S O S call interrupts. The piece weaves with lines about earnest pleas, love and a nurse patient dialogue where romantic entanglements mix with hospital scenes and concern over illness.
President Hoover signed the tariff bill at 12 59 P M Tuesday marking a overhaul of more than a thousand rates and administration provisions. The law takes effect at midnight and follows hearings that began in the Coolidge era a year five months ten days earlier.
Scientists using the 100 inch telescope at Mount Wilson report the sunlit Moon reaches temperatures hotter than boiling water while the far side sinks to at least 254 degrees below zero. The Moon is described as dry lava with no water or life, highlighting Earth's unique water vapor in keeping temperatures habitable.
Mary Graham Bonner tells how Saturday laments being overlooked by children while days reassure him that Saturday is the children’s day and a source of joy. The tale emphasizes gratitude for weekends and the idea that days feel valued when remembered by the children.
An order sets July 11 1980 at 9:00 AM for hearing a petition to probate the will of Anton J Sasthoff deceased. Executrix Maris Sasthoff authorized to administer estate. notice to interested parties required by publication in the Diller Record for three weeks. County Judge EA Wander attorney for estate E. R. Bee presiding.
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