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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
4
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller holds divine service at 10 30 with H J Diekhoff pastor of school and Bible class continuing.
The Congregational church announces no morning services until July 20 or 27 with one exception on July 6 when Dr. W A Tyler of Lincoln preaches. Evening union services occur July 18 and 27, led by Rev Velte, as the Ludwicks travel to Ohio and Iowa visiting Greenville Tiffin Dubuque Toledo and other towns. They plan to share travel notes with the Diller Record and request letters at care of Dr Proctor Banner or Greenville Ohio.
Karl Ludwick Ralph Ludwick and Paul Ludwick are fellow students at the University of Nebraska and several other colleges offering advanced professional training. Karl returned to Long Beach California on Thursday.
The Johnson Nebraska church announces union services at 8 PM led by Rev Velte with morning worship at 11 AM and Sunday School at 10 AM. A Boy Scout meeting is set for Saturday at 1 30 PM. Camp Jefferson reports a week of outdoors and a tan coat for campers. Willis Walter Welte may fill the pulpit for the rest of the conference year with Dr Hinson's call to the young preacher.
June 18 meeting at Helen Webhling home names Pleasant Hill Snaps 4-H club led by Webhling with Edna Wehling as assistant. Officers Edna Webbling president Hope Renz vice president Ethel Roseman secretary Mildred Roseman news reporter. Other members Faith Renz Leona Roseman Beba Ranson Margaret Bugbee with refreshments and games. Also Helena Wehling clothes club organized with Hilda Anderson president Gertrude Wehling secretary Wilma Ellison news Beulah Ellison. Clover Leaf Cooks forming under Vivian Waggoner president Larie Bristor secretary Billie Bristor news. Philamathian 4-H Cooking Club organized by Minnie Wehling with Wilma Ellison president Mary Anderson vice president secretary J Bugbee. Beaman Smith present. Meetings planned for late June with welcome for new members.
Geo A Jenkins of Ham Washington visited Fairbury with his wife for several days to see places tied to his family’s early county days. He notes his father D C Jenkins helped found local government and a newspaper, and recalls Jenkins Mills, the Little Blue, and tales of the Wild Bill McCanles affair. He questions some Daw son historical claims and cites family memories about early settlers and burial of McCanles victims.
Odell residents report two women bitten by a pet cat that behaved aggressively. The animal was killed and its head sent to the state veterinarian for rabies testing. Both women began pasteur treatment as a precaution.
Premium lists for the Peeves County Fair to be held in Deshler Nebraska August 19 20 21 and 22 are now being distributed and may be obtained upon request from secretary E J Mitchell.
Radiology specialists announce the ability to send X ray pictures remotely to diagnose and assist in treating injuries and ailments at long range immediately.
A report notes rays of sun focused by a device at the home of Morris Zimmerman in Newark New Jersey. The incident centers on an unusual optical effect observed at his residence.
The Liberty Journal comments on delays and planning for panels in town life, noting a sense of urgency and potential missed opportunities. The piece suggests thoughtful use of editorial timing before it's too late.
A fragmentary marble block bearing the oldest known alma nac has been recovered from the ruins of Pompeii, dating to shortly after the city’s destruction in A D 79.
A writer notes that frequent use of an unfamiliar word often marks it as a recent addition to a person’s vocabulary. The observation implies language change driven by exposure and habit, with individuals gradually integrating novelty into everyday speech.
Advocates of a robust national defense contend that preparation costs are cheaper than repairing damage from potential conflicts. They argue readiness deters threats and sustains national security without incurring higher future expenses.
A quotation from Thomas Payné expresses that God will not abandon a people who have earnestly sought to avoid war by every decent method. The speaker emphasizes a belief in divine protection for those pursuing peace.
A Junction City guest described by Jennie S Owen in Capper's Weekly appears comfortable with a double chin. After her departure a family member notes it while a small daughter asks which chin she uses.
The Yap island group is not U S territory. It was awarded to Japan at the 1919 peace conference on May 7 1919. A larger trading settlement exists at Dulukan with a separate governor as part of the Caroline islands.
The source contrasts John Wesley's view on money with an old barrister's three step counsel for a novice entering law: first work, then seek honor, and finally attain honesty. The note places the discussion in a Methodist Oklahoma context.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County probate notice states Maria Saathoff petitions to prove approve and record the purported will of Anton J Saathoff deceased and appoints Maria as Executrix. A hearing is set for July 11 1980 at 9:00 AM in County Court. notice will be published in the Diller Record for three weeks prior. A Wunder is attorney for the estate.
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