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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1938
Page
4
The Diller Markets corrected weekly listings show prices for poultry and feed including heavy and light stags hens per bushel and per pound. The office seeks a photo of the Diller Record float from the 1937 parade and notes a recent airliner crash near Los Angeles with nine fatalities referencing air travel risks.
A man unable to attend Sunday games for religious reasons contemplates going to watch others play and cheer loudly to drown his inner conflict, since the entire home schedule sits on Sunday afternoons.
Cannot comply.
Fern Raymond stays in her room due to illness with carbuncle boils confirmed. The Record staff adapt while Fern is missed. publisher operated the cylinder press for the first time in four and a half years ownership, calling it a have-to case and planning to repeat it this week.
Complaints arise about Vincent Lopez changing the Star Spangled Banner to fit his ideas. Some support a new arrangement to let ordinary citizens join in singing the national anthem. Citizens favor America over the Star Spangled Banner, even when used by Britain in supplication to its king.
The Record publisher commends the Diller School News for a successful year. Scott Miller Jr led the staff with Miss Weidauer sponsoring, producing credible copy and editorials worthy of seasoned writers.
Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes refuses to allow American helium gas to Germany for Dr Hugo Eckener's Zeppelin, fearing wartime use. Postmaster General Farley bans German lottery tickets from U S mails amid propaganda claims of high returns.
The Methodist church merges three branches Methodist Episcopal, Methodist church south, and Methodist Protestant totaling 7,729,791 members. The new church will drop the Episcopal term and keep governance by bishops, superintendents, and local pastors, preserving the Wesleys’ Catholic order.
The Tobias village board aims to buy a pumper and tank to outfit another truck for farm fire defense within a certain radius. Local firemen will handle the labor of equipping the truck to meet growing demand for farm fire response near Tobias.
A church note from St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran in Diller urges parents to prioritize Bible history over secular schooling for children. It promotes a three week Daily Vacation Bible School starting June 6 and warns that parental and church action is needed to train children from birth.
The Methodist Church invites all to a Sunday 10 A. M. Sunday School with topic Serving Through Christian Citizenship and an Aldersgate Anniversary Service next Sunday at 8 P. M. Ellis congregation plans to join. NBC radio broadcast at 2:30 P. M. and Methodist Radio Hour at 2:30 P. M. Also Wesley centenary program broadcasts May 24 and 31 at noon and 9:15 P. M. by G Oxnam on KSO and WMT.
Sunday School meets at 10 with classes for all ages and a preaching service at 11. The pastor will speak on A Neighborhood Job. Missionary meeting led by Mrs Sea man at her home Saturday afternoon. All women of the church are invited.
St John s Evangelical Lutheran Lanham Nebraska announces Sunday School at 9 AM on May 22. There will be no services Sunday due to the Synodical Convention attended by Pastor W J Goemmel.
Thelma Bloe of Elwood Nebraska sought socialist pamphlets for a theme and received a price list. She responded with Nuts to you, I'll be a racist. Return mail brought plenty of literature at no charge in Daykin Herald report.
The former Kilpatrick mansion on North Sixth Street in Beatrice was formally dedicated to the PEO society as a home. Mr. and Mrs. Elliot donated the property as a gift, with over 2000 attendees from distant areas at the Sunday services.
When a young lady pins a bouquet on a young man's lapel she tilts her head and looks at it with a reserved smile. A steady young man who does not blush is rare to see. the remark hints at social quirks with vintage humor.
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