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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1936
Page
8
Reverend H H P leads morning worship at 11 o clock with Sunday School at 10 a m Epworth League meets at seven and plans an Epworth League social for May 21 Welcome to all services Pastor Mrs Ray Lamb superintendent S S supports church activities
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hulman Superintendent Sunday School 9 30 English Services 10 30 Luther League 7 30 Our Luther League meeting will consist of a question box Everyone is requested to bring one or more questions for discussion by the group
Rev Charles A. Lockhart pastor W A Snyder superintendent Morning worship at 11 Mrs Willis Clark to host the Missionary Society May 22 Mrs Clarence Steffen to lead group of Crete boys from Doane College will conduct next Sunday's service All are invited
Out Bethel Way Miss Esther Burroughs spent Tuesday night at the Joseph Hiatt home. Mrs. Gerd Henrichs Sr and Mrs. Henry Saathoff helped Mrs. Harm Meyer with papering this week. More penmanship awards include Dale Lottman Billie Barton Elsie James Alvin Saathoff and Orville Lottman earning merit or silver star buttons. Miss Opal Gritz hosted Luther League Tuesday night as many boys and girls joined outdoor games. Refreshments of cake jello and coffee were served. Bethel School closes Friday with an all day picnic a basket dinner and ball games for pupils and parents as term work finishes.
Carl Janssen of London who introduced stop-and-go lights in England was hauled before Thames Police Court for failing to observe the stop signal.
A compact device description explains an automatic electric roaster using the same principle as an electric oven. It emphasizes low operation cost due to cheap electricity from Beatrice Power Company.
Shea neighborhood notes show gardens thriving and neighbors socializing. Mrs. Nate Cady is back on her feet, while Ed and Marie Roelfs travel to Hanover and Fairbury for family events and a school pageant. Merle Rhoden welcomes a baby girl named Marie Ann and corrections note Willems instead of Williams.
Library notes highlight The Eyes of the Woods a Trailers Series tale featuring Henry Ware and four companions defending Kentucky settlements from Indians and renegades. The story emphasizes forest life, wildlife, and frontier skill while a five man band faces extermination by attacking forces. Other new titles include The Young Trailers The Forest Rangers The Keepers of The Trail and Wilde Flowers.
The week ending May 7 lists perfect spelling grades for Jean Bond Fern Close Bernard Cunningham Roger Diller Julia Diller Betty Hurst Lloyd Lamb Richard Miller Leila Broadstone Dwaine Clark and Avis Johnson. History class discusses the government after the Revolutionary War. Seventh and eighth grades give oral civics reports on miscellaneous topics.
Fifth and sixth grades worked through special reports on the hurricane in sixth reading class Tuesday. Arithmetic classes begin a series of tests on current material while English reviews parts of speech in preparation for final exams. Semester tests in other subjects are scheduled for Thursday and Friday.
The fifth grade geography class completed their South American notebooks this week. Perfect spelling papers were awarded to Rodger Arntt Mary Ann Cunningham Shirley Garrels Ina Nicholson Denice Anderson Joyce Johnson Marilyn Miller Mary Lou Thompson Mary Bristol Betty Grabber Esther Lamb Margery Nippert.
The page lists film showings featuring Ron Ald Coleman Claudette Colbert and Victor McLegien under two flags with cartoons and news. A May 20 program at Laurel and Hardy includes Bohemian Girl and Sonveds plus news items. A May 23 double feature offers Moonlight Murder Case and His Fighting Blood with Westerns and cartoons.
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