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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
8
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller held services at 10 30 led by H J Diekhoff pastor. A school and Bible class preceded. a fellowship at the Lincoln Y M C A on Wednesday drew attendance. The item notes a new grandson for Tom and his family.
Church notices detail Sunday services at two Methodist Episcopal churches with morning and evening services and a special Sunday night program presenting Living pictures on Moses. Reports note a Kensington class water project, paint dress needs, a growing Bible school, and new member applications as congregants invite participation.
Primary room reports singing and a Saint Patrick’s Day Shamrock gift. Pupils achieve perfect spelling in several rooms, with geography and history reviews. Middle grades share 100 percent spelling awards and map projects. Grammar room notes progress pins, Sleepy Hollow study, and poster topics. High school reports Glee Club, convocation skit, and early field trip plans.
Amos n Andy actors Freeman Gosden and Charles Corre are white despite their Negro dialect. They rise from radio amateurs in 1925 to top billed entertainers with millions of fans. Their act features Amos and Andy with voices shaping the King Fish and other roles.
In a summer behavior observed in California, woodpeckers stash acorns in holes bored in telephone poles. The acorns decay and sprout mold, producing a food source for winter when worms are scarce.
A note on sneezing as a natural reflex that expels dust and irritants. It emphasizes not sneezing into open air and advises covering with a handkerchief to prevent spreading germs.
The Architectural Record argues that preserving early buildings requires guarding against both demolition and misleading restoration, highlighting the need for informed conservation ethics and expert stewardship.
An 1850 range of buffalo or bison numbers is cited with a belief that about 50 million animals roamed from Manitoba to the Staked plains of Texas, though only rough estimates exist.
An early 20th century line invites readers to tilt the corners of the mouth and seek smiles in life. It encourages humor as a lens for daily living and suggests joy over grouchiness. The sentiment blends wit with practical optimism.
Mr Crane laments the fence around his home as children trespass and taunt him. A keeper warns kids to keep a safe distance, sparking a playful dance by Mr and Mrs Sandhill Crane and their kin. The story ends with a joyful, unusual courtship of dance.
A fragment discusses a purse-snatcher who targets women and speculates his motive may be roving curiosity about what women carry in their handbags. The text hints at a woeful ignorance or a possible plan to build a collection.
A fragment describes the Jefferson Davis memorial near a spot in Kentucky. It notes Davis born in Christian County and compares its design to the Washington Monument.
Pathfinder Magazine characterizes Polish people as chiefly Slavic and part of the general human race, noting their mixed origins and relation to Russians.
The article recalls Turner an early settler who rose from poverty with limited schooling to become a town leader. His son and grandson faced varied educational paths while Durkin plans a business succession relying on his only child regardless of college outcomes. The piece reflects on sacrifice ambition and differing choices across generations.
Creditors of Elizabeth Glathar deceased must present their claims to the Jefferson County Court at the county courthouse on July 15 1980 at 9:00 AM for examination and allowance. Three months are allowed from April 12 1930 for claims. those not filed by July 14 1980 are barred. By order of County Judge E R Denney. Attorneys for Estate Denney and Denney.
In Jefferson County Nebraska Adam H. Gretzinger petitions that Catherine Gretzinger died testate December 2, 1924. He seeks a decree barring claims and administration not yet begun. The hearing is set for April 17 in Fairbury with E. R. Bee County Judge and attorney W. J. Moss.
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