Diller Church Items Reflect Music Week Plans
Diller Methodist Church schedule lists services Sunday May 4 with Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11 and 8 p m evening music program featuring the Diller High School Glee Club and National Hymns. Boy Scout event May 8 includes a Jefferson County Hi V Boy's Band benefit concert to fund a summer camp with small admission fees.
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Diller High School Glee Club
Jefferson County Hi-V
Fairbury High School
Wm. S. Leash
Y. M. C. A. Secy
W. E. Ludwick
W. A. Snyder
S. S. Bible School
Living Picture
Keystone Kensington
Annex
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Services Sunday at 10 30
Saint Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller invites worship with Pastor H J Diekhoff. Sunday School and Bible class precede and divine services are scheduled for 10 30.
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H. J. Diekhoff
Diller Public School Notes Highlight Spring Activities
The Diller Public School reports first and second grades finishing books and posters, visits by Edith Patton Eunice Henrichs and others, and ongoing projects across grades. Upcoming events include exams May 9 and a busy May calendar with banquets, plays, baccalaureate, commencement, and a school picnic.
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Japan
Mary Muller
Edith Patton
Eunice Henrichs
George Ball
Nice
Mary Marie Bristol
Robert Thompson
Lincoln
Gordon Patton
Serenus Viers
Betty Thompson
Scott Miller
Della Roelfs
Lucille Findling
Fern Nippert
Dorothy Hilder
Annetta Wagner
Max Thompson
Sybile Fasnacht
Joseph Grotts
Alfred Sasse
Roger Diller
George Eliot
America
N. T
A. N. Palmer School of Writing
Larie Brietor
Bessie Novotny
Lydia Krebs
Mother's Day History and Observance Highlighted
A reflection on Mother's Day origins from 1910 to 1914 and its national adoption. The article notes presidents, Congress, and Nebraska proclaiming the day, the custom of wearing white or red carnations, and calls for honoring mothers through acts of kindness and church services. It mentions biographies praising mothers and quotes Andrew Carnegie on maternal influence.
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Andrew Carnegie
Congress
Nebraska
Wilson
Nebraska Chooses Dark Red Plates for 1931 License Scheme
Nebraska plans a 1931 color scheme with dark red letters on light gray plates. The state will order 529,322 ordinary plates plus 2,182 motorcycle plates, up from 452,957 total last year. Additional purchases include 8,395 trailer plates and 6,400 dealer tags, with 1,000 special-use plates for Douglas county and 500 B series plates for motor buses numbered 100 to 600 without county designation.
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Nebraska
Douglas County
Man in Fear of Slow Death Kills Himself
S. E Cephaven game warden killed himself near Jackson Hole Wyoming after suffering blood loss and fear of a slow death in the wilderness. His body was found under snow a week after a hunting party located him with a note claiming he cut his arm and a revolver found beneath him with one cartridge missing.
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Salt Lake City
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
S. E Cephaven
Forest Service
Cophaven
Jackson Lake
Acrobat Burglar With Acrobat Skills Apprehended in Paris
Paris police arrested Paul Dubole a young acrobat after neighbors reported break ins at several Paris homes. He used wall climbing skills to gain access and allegedly stole around 60000 francs. His father had urged him to learn a trade to fall back on.
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Paris
Pierre Dubole
Paul
A Friend's Warning in Madrid Diary Entry
Two tramps meet in a village and exchange warnings about finding work and danger. One warns the other to leave quickly as there is much trouble ahead in Buen Humor, Madrid. The terse dialogue captures a tense moment of caution in the town.
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Buen
Madrid
Dyspeptic Speaks Son-Dad About Marriage Plans
A humorous exchange has a son declaring plans to marry a pretty girl who is also a good cook, while the father warns against such a big undertaking in a quip heavy with local flavor. The line plays on humor about marriage and compatibility.
Noisy Belfry Babble Sparks Mirthful Inquiry
A humorous exchange about hens muttering stops as Belfry observes two birds falling silent. They attribute the quirk to a motor car passing by. The brief gag captures local whimsy and rural character in light dialogue.
Peculiar chap linked to umbrella loan in witty note
A humorous line portrays a rare bird as a peculiar man with a conscience always at work. The remark underscores suspicion that an umbrella loan is not a gift, hinting at witty social commentary.
Early diving suit patent from 1693 for underwater walking apparatus
A 1693 patent to John Stapleton covers an underwater walking engine and air supply system. It describes a lamp burning under water and a method to purify air for respiration, enabling depth use in a submerged enclosure.
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John Stapleton
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Royle & Calkins Auctioneers
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