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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1929
Page
4
St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller lists pastor H J Diekhoff with Sunday School and Bible class and German language services at 10 30. Ascension day services will be Thursday May 9 at 10 30. Everyone welcome.
Rev Velte outlines Sunday services at 11:00 A M and 8:00 P M with a Life of Christ topic The Self-consciousness of Jesus The May 5 program includes Sunday School at 10:00 A M Mrs L M Cavett superintendent Delegates attend county and state Sunday School conventions and Reynolds meeting notes praise for Ladies Auxiliary supper success and county involvement
Pastor W E Ludwick reports Sunday School at 10, morning service at 11, Young People meeting 6 30, evening worship 8. A Reynolds Sunday School meet drew good attendance and praise. A M E delegate delivered a strong welcome response. Two membership applications received and several more expected. hopeful for Mother’s Day union.
A State education official spoke on Education Day. Sophomores had a canyon picnic and Juniors hosted Seniors at a banquet with a full menu. Seniors and Juniors list. first and second graders work on circus and May basket projects. mumps affect Harold, LaForest Fasnacht, and Elmer Sasse. An article urges working through college, outlining jobs students may take and benefits of self-funded education.
The speaker urges students to seize opportunities and gain business experience by working through school. He emphasizes carrying responsibilities early and valuing hands on effort as essential to future life work. He argues that lack of college funds should not deter. work is honorable and builds worth.
The piece surveys May by recalling key events and figures from history that occurred in May. It notes Dewey at Manila Bay on May 1, Stonewall Jackson’s death on May 2, the Wilderness battle on May 5, Lusitania sinking on May 7, Byrd’s North Pole flight on May 9, Minnesota’s 1858 statehood on May 11, Lincoln’s nomination on May 16, Franklin’s death on May 17, Lindbergh’s Paris flight May 20, first telegraph May 24, early Atlantic crossing May 24, Noah Webster’s death May 28, and the Johnstown flood May 31, plus May’s holidays and symbols.
The province plans a grant to Montreal so the new Viau and Lachapelle bridges will be toll free. Officials say tolls were considered but the government’s decision removes barriers to traffic from Montreal to the north and supports the heavy cross river trade along the highway toward Mont Laurier and beyond.
Monson Maine women, as described by night watchman Frank Cowan, are more eager than men to descend the 600 foot mine shafts. Three shafts reach 575 675 and two feet, deeper than many skyscrapers soar. Electric lighting illuminates tunnels at depth and women thrill at riding the same platform as the miners.
A New York paper notes Miss Margaret Balfour plans to form a group to replace after dinner speeches with entertainment during the prandial program. The writer recalls a dinner where speeches and songs stretched long and voices tired the audience, urging banquets without speeches.
Stockholm to build a central steam plant to distribute heat and hot water to large city areas. A city committee will study feasibility. earlier smaller installations were tried in apartment buildings by the Stockholm Rent Payers association.
A fragment shows Mabel asking if she will ever be a star and Oll replying that she has some good points. The line hints at ambition and self belief in a conversation about talent.
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