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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1931
Page
8
St John’s Lutheran Lanham Kansas lists Albin Heins as pastor with Sunday school at 9 30 and service at 10 30. Evening league at 7 15. Sermon theme Today the Way the truth and the Life. Attendance hampered by muddy roads last Sunday but no complaints.
Fragmentary text notes Rev S A Draise and Mrs L M Cavett as superintendent roles with Sunday school elements at a church. Details are garbled, but references a Methodist Episcopal church and a daily or weekly service context.
The Congregational Church led by Pastor W. E. Ludwick announces Sunday School at 10 A M and morning preaching at 11. Evening service at 8. A baptismal rite for consecration of children will be conducted during the morning. The Kensington stone group meets Friday at Mrs Cloyd Cully s home. ladies bring quilt blocks.
School notes recount a Butterfly Play by Junior students, Arbor Day window transparencies, and costumes helped by seventh graders. Spelling honors list 100s for April 24, while rain disrupted Educational Day activities and a Lincoln guest speaker shared “Love.” Junior–Senior banquet plans proceed for May 7 with an agriculture field trip to the canyons and a May 25 feature evening.
The North Star lies about 60 light years away. A light year equals the distance light travels in one year at 186000 miles per second.
The Nebraska State Board of Agriculture outlines a shift in bird populations with over 220 species nesting in the state. Timber and food availability keep many birds through winter, while prairie birds depart. others stay year round in hedgerows and timber, aiding plant spread, pest control, and ecosystem balance.
A farming guidance piece urges tidiness on the farm yard and buildings. It warns against clutter like old lumber hay baling wire and unused implements that hinder work and wear on equipment. Neglecting minor repairs leads to bigger damage such as a loose gate hinge or a torn roof.
Captain Frank M. Hawke sets a Rome run in 5 hours 22 minutes, best prior hours. He later reaches Paris, a storm forces a landing with no mishaps, then flies Paris to London in 55 minutes. Helen Keller makes her first airplane ride Newark to Washington with White House luncheon and thrill. Graf Zeppelin carried 25 passengers between Germany and Cairo. Ingalls calls auto giro the missing link boosting safety. Italy plans three fast planes for Schneider cup. Germans build a high altitude plane aiming for 50 000 feet. U S airlines carried 8 324 255 pounds of mail last year for 17 798 601 dollars.
The piece notes that only the United States, Arabia, and Finland have laws banning alcohol manufacture and sale. It reports Mr. Raskob urging the Democrats to declare whether they favor wet or dry policies, predicting the answer will be We are.
Mythology notes describe Momus as the god of ridicule mockery and censure who was ultimately expelled from Olympus, ending his reign among the divine council. The tale positions him as a perpetual critic whose wit earns banishment rather than favor.
A brief quotation cites the idea that pursuing happiness through glory leaves a person never fully fed, attributed to American Magazine.
Delft Ware traces its craft to the Dutch city of Delft, where kilns have produced blue and white ceramic ware for more than 600 years, reflecting a long history of Delft pottery and trade.
A statement signals a broad collection drive policy. The speaker promises to pursue all collectible items or debts regardless of source, emphasizing aggressive recovery for institutions and individuals seeking payment. The tone implies steadfast determination and comprehensive enforcement.
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