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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1929
Page
4
Sunday School starts at 9 30 with a 10 30 English language service followed by the Lord s Supper. The Ladies Aid meets next Thursday April 4 at Mrs Henry Wechsels home. Visitors welcome. A series of tableaus will present the Easter message and joyous scenes of victory and new dawn.
Easter Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal Church features a 11 AM Morning Worship and a 7:30 PM Mission Study. Virgil Shanks will speak at 7:30 PM in Exeter Service as the Sunday School presents the Victory Dawn program with a pageant Joy of This Morning and scenes from Night unto Light.
Congregational Church W E Ludwick, pastor. Sunday School 10 AM. Morning Service 11 AM. Young People's meeting 6 30 PM. Evening worship 3 30 PM. Special music by chorus. Cradle of six babies to be consecrated. Members to be received. Holy communion observed. Passion week thoughts on Jesus cross tomb risen. S S attendance 126. next Sunday 160.
Last Friday evening the H S operetta The Wishing Well was performed at the opera house to favorable comments. Miss Pursell directed and teachers assisted. plans for a grade operetta What’s Become of Sally are underway. County Educational Day is set for April 26 with rural districts invited. Ten grade students draw events in history while eighth agriculture students plant seeds to study germination. The county examinations will be held April 4 and 5. Students in third and fourth grades follow Signs of Spring to boost oral and written work. Health charts are kept in third and fourth grades under county nurse guidance. Sixth graders write animal stories and study business letters. Fifth graders draw model farm ground plans. Spelling contest ends next week with winners to be challenged by losers. Mayetta Bugbee is new in second grade. Winston readers help first primaries. Evelynn Beckwith, from Omaha schools, visited the first primary room Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Louise Ramsey and Mr and Mrs Russel Ramsey and Kenneth Pace visited Homer Ramsey Saturday. Mrs Jack Armstrong stayed with her mother Mrs Bernadt in Odell. Miss Spier an Odell High School student teaches this week at Bethel School. Glenn Cedric Ramsey celebrated his first birthday Sunday March 24 with an angel food cake.
The fragment recounts local happenings including Paralee visiting, candle mishaps, neighbor visits, a dog bite injury to Ivan Wymore, school absences, and a push toward spring activities. It notes water pipes thawing, geese flying north, oats planting slow, and road grading by Frank Ramsey. Shimey up a tree.
The article notes huge soft ties appearing in sweaters blouses frocks and coats with an emphasis on color contrast and modernistic styling. Sleeves in the model draw attention to the overall silhouette and design approach.
In the desert town of Tucson traces of its sixteenth century origins meet today’s skyline. Old Fort Lowell and San Xavier del Bac anchor a landscape where Papagos and Mexican quarters mingle with hotels and sky scrapers, while legends of Spanish gold and Geronimo persist amid a busy street scene.
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