Diller Church Items and Mother's Day Services
In Diller the Congregational Church reports a full morning audience for Mother's Day with a 20 minute primary program. The Sunday School meets at 10 with W E Ludwick and W A Snyder supervising. services begin at 11. A missionary society meeting is planned Friday afternoon with Mrs Line leading.
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F. Cally
Callander
Lynn Cully
Billie Grister
Catherine Johnson
Yes Missionary Society
Line
Harry Thompson
Methodist church announces May services and Boy Scouts
Rev. Wm. R. Velte pastor and Mra. L. M. Cavett superintendent announce May 16 services with church school at 10:00 A.M. Public worship at 11:00 A.M. No evening service. Boy Scouts meet Saturday at 1:30 P.M.
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Wm. R. Velte
Mra. L. M. Cavett
S.S
Boy Scouts
Diller Public School Notes Highlights End of Term Events
Notes cover visitors including Mrs. Charlies Lukes and Ada Lukes, a high school music visit, perfect attendance and spelling awards, a surprise handkerchief shower for Miss Gregg, county exams, and plans for a school picnic. The piece discusses final exams, educational day proposals, and a push to attract students to Diller for next fall.
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Charlies Lukes
Oscar Amos
Ada Lukes
Itle Patton
Elva May
Farrow
Eldean
Henrichs
Jean Bond
Beulah Dunn
Beatrice Dunn
Quinter Fry
Mother
Raleigh Bristol
Laurice Diller
Joyce Dressen
LaForest -Fasnacht
Elizabeth Green
Margerite Hicken
Bob Andrews
Harry Beckwith
Gordon
Gretchen Fanders
Johnnie Ferry
Robbie Green
Marcella Shutt
Dale Tristman
Dorothy Nippert
Ralph Hilder
Miss Gregg
Viola
Kreb
Roe McCune
Diller
First public demonstration of two way television in New York
A man in a Bethanne Street room and another on Dey Street spoke face to face through two way television instruments. Engineers claim the system works across distances and predicts cheap future rooms in population centers for long distance talks with visual contact.
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Bethanne Street
New York
Dey Street
Prices for Large Zoo Animals From London Zoo
Read ers contemplating large livestock purchases learn the London Zoo average prices for animals including rhinoceros at 5000 dollars hippo potamus at 4500 dollars elephant at 3500 dollars giraffe at 3000 dollars zebra at 750 dollars bear at 350 dollars.
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London Zoo
Garden yields tally card for family use
Hang a kitchen card recording the quantity of vegetables fruit eggs and poultry from the garden for family use. At month end estimate sale value to gauge contributions of the garden and poultry yard to family living.
Highway Grade Crossings to Be Eliminated Nationwide
Nearly half of the 30 000 annual American automobile deaths occur where highways cross railroad tracks on the same grade. Some states push to remove every grade crossing, railroads to pay most costs, and the Federal Government backs Federal Aid road projects. Since 1917, 4 676 crossings have been eliminated with 995 by bridges or subways and the rest by relocating highways.
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America
Sun May Cool Off and End of Sol Explored
Astronomers including Dr. E. L. Trevine and Prof. A S Eddington discuss the sun’s possible cooling and the fate of stars in the distant future. They note extinct suns in the past and consider whether heat could be reclaimed to form new suns, though Sol is seen as stable for a billion years or more.
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E. L. Trevine
Mexican Astronomical Society
University of Edinburg
A.S. Eddington
Sol
Deaths in Summer Traffic Warn of Preventable Losses
The piece laments rising summer traffic deaths and injuries in the United States, citing 30 000 deaths and a million injuries yearly. It blames reckless driving and unsafe pedestrian behavior, calling for common sense and adherence to safety rules to reduce casualties.
Edison Overwork Claims Fuel Reflections on Rest
Thomas A. Edison jokes about his long hours saying if his 7" were counted by the hours he would be about 120 years old. He notes he worked two shifts daily most of life and adds many men work two shifts too but dedicate one to poker.
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Thomas A. Edison
Sir Hubert Wilkins Proposes North Pole Submarine Run
Explorer Sir Hubert Wilkins plans a submarine trek from Spitzbergen under the ice toward the North Pole and surfacing on Alaska’s coast. The audacious scheme, born of a drive for new frontiers, reflects the enduring lure of perilous, untried feats that have propelled progress through history.
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Poles
Hubert Wilkins
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Alaska
Lions Tigers and Leopards at New York Zoo Fast on Sundays
The New York Zoo director explains that the big cats are fed red raw meat and occasional cod liver oil, with horse meat sometimes. He notes a weekly fast day on Sunday when the animals show no special behavior, suggesting no known mechanism for counting days.
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New York Zoo
Republican primary bid for First District county commissioner
Onry Wallbaum announces filing for nomination as County Commissioner First District on the Republican ticket and asks voters to support his primary bid on August 12.
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Onry Wallbaum
Republican candidate files for county treasurer nomination
E. L. Jenkins announces run for county treasurer and says his name will appear on the Republican primary ballot.
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E. L. Jenkins
Candidate announcement for Jeffer County clerk race
O R Jones announces candidacy for county clerk of Jeffer s county under the Republican party at the August primary. The statement pledges support from party voters and outlines intent to seek the office.
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Jeffers County
Publican Party
O. R. Jones
Joseph E. Cook Seeks Jefferson County Sheriff Nomination
A public declaration announces Joseph E. Cook as a candidate for Sheriff of Jefferson County, subject to Republican primary selection. The notice implies party support and the election path through the county primary process.
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Jefferson County
Joseph E. Cook
Candidate Secree tra ety nomination vows to honor GOP will
A candidate declares allegiance to the Republican base and the August primary. John Plager is named in association with the campaign.
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T Am
Secree Tra Ety Missioner
John Plager
Probate Notice in Greenwood Estate Hearing Set
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County estate of Greenwood deceased. Albert A. Wood executor petitions for final settlement and distribution. Hearing set for June 6, 1980 at 9:00 A.M. in the Jefferson County Court at Fairbury. Notice to interested parties by publication in the Diller Record for three consecutive weeks. Judge.
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Nebrasks
Jefferson County
Greenwood
Albert A. Wood
Fairbury
Diller Record
Said
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ST. Paul's
EV. Lutheran
H. J. Diekhoff
Methodist Episcopal Church
Diller Public School
Myrtle Hutchingon
Bae
Mary Beckwith
Serenus Viers
Betty Thompson
Ervin Roelfs
Della Roelfs
Lucille Findling
Fern ‘Nippert
Dorothy Hilder
Annetta Oer
Max Thompson
Robert Thompson
Joseph Grotts
Alfred Sasse
Roger Diller
Buddy Atkinson
Frances Blauser
Cleo Green
Kathryn Johnson
Ruth Stahl
Gene Andrews
Billie Bristol
Rachel Diller
Leonard Roelfs
Cecil Findling
Lloyd Henrichs
Willard Nippert
Helen Fasnacht
Wealthy Fasnacht
Veinie Hilder
United States
Arthur J. Denney
County One
Gene Oe Chane Clark
Frank
Ska
Ney & Denney Attys
Oanty
Frank A. Houston
Fairbury, Nebr
M. J. Powell
Nebraska
O.Q. Diehl
Nebr
Waggoner Bros
Royle & Calkins Auctioneers
Beatrice, Nebr
Court St
Gage County
Jefferson County Abstract Office
Russell A. Davis
Edw
B. Ackerman
Optometrist
Newton
Golden Building
Fairbury, Nebraska
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