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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1939
Page
3
Market report lists wheat and corn varieties with inconsistent pricing notes and vegetable items. No clear prices due to garbled OCR yet references to oats cream and poultry terms appear. notes show suppliers Black Brothers and Se Pe Leghorn hens.
Mr and Mrs Albert Sasse were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Baumfolk. Families visited, birthdays celebrated, and a Hoboe Halloween party held with prizes for best costumes.
In 1923 representatives from the National Association, American Legion and U S Office of Education approved a dedicated educational week set for November 18 to 20. Proclamations by presidents, governors and mayors urged public focus on youth training and education's role in citizenship. Observances include Health Day Home and School Day Know Your School Thursday School Opportunity Citizenship Day Community Day and For God and Country Sunday. Nebraska notes November 11 as Educational Week. Diller holds Night School November 10 with 7 pm regular classes and an 8:30 assembly program inviting all to visit.
On October 25 1989 at 2 00 PM the Diller Woman's Club gathered at Mrs Joe Nippert's home with Mrs C M Callander leading. Members discussed legis lation and law observance and heard a report on the State convention of Women’s Clubs in Lincoln October 17 18 19. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs R J Gretzinger.
Mrs Hutchinson hosted the NC SA Club on Wednesday afternoon October 25 with two guests Mrs Quint er Fry and Mrs Ray Eick. Guests played Rob and Bingo using crystal dishes, prizes awarded to Mrs Carico Mrs Green Mr Geer and Mrs Waggoner, who performed a musical number with Mrs Ray Eick at the piano. A luncheon followed assisted by Mrs Viers. The next meeting is set for November 8 with Mrs Viers.
The D W D Project club met Monday afternoon with Mrs Lawrence Madden and fourteen members plus three guests. Mrs A A Eick led the meeting, songs were sung, and a book talk on The Oregon Trail by Francis Parkman was given by Mrs Ralph Long. A playlet Business Blunders featured fourteen characters and leaders Mrs Ina Hill and Mrs Ralph Long presented the lesson Business Facts Homemakers Should Know. Next meeting is Nov 27 with Mrs Glenn Long. members to bring pencil ruler scissors glue half a brick favorite holder with pattern and newspaper.
The state will celebrate Thanksgiving on the last Thursday in November, marking the final day of the month with traditional observances.
A weekly digest presenting comprehensive, verified reports on warfare in Europe and domestic events. It emphasizes reliability and avoidance of rumors and propaganda as a trusted source for observers and commentators.
Read weekly notes: Mrs. Paul Renz has been quite ill with throat trouble. A few flakes of snow this morning marked the first of the season. Nebraska remains very dry. Box's Cafe shows new blue window signs painted last Saturday. Mrs. Herman Stahl and son Robert, and Miss Billie Bristol visited Tuesday with Mrs. Carrie Wrigely in Lincoln.
The Cornhuskers posted scores against multiple opponents: Sept 30 Neb 7 Indiana 7. Oct 7 Neb 6 Minn 0. Oct 14 Neb 10 Ia State 7. Oct 21 Neb 20. Baylor 0. Oct 28 Neb 25 Kans State 9. This summary captures sequence and key results from the period.
Mrs Joe Nippert and Mrs Ray Lamb hosted last Friday with guests including Mrs Quint Fry Mrs Jennie Line Mrs Robert Drake and others. Children helped serve a lunch as Halloween novelties drew attention. The Madden home hosted a Tuesday gathering with refresh ments and decorations featuring black cats owls and pumpkins and a list of invited guests.
The N B Club met Friday October 20 at Mrs Blanche Stephens home with eight members and two visitors. A covered dish luncheon was served and the group quilted for the host. The next meeting is announced for Friday November 3 with Mrs Builda Abrends.
An old tale describes Mahomet telling followers he can summon a hill and, failing to move it, declares he will go to the hill. The anecdote appears in Bacon's Essays and reflects on faith and resolve.
Pastor Howard H. Pyche invites worshipers with Sunday School at 10 A. M studying Righteousness in the Kingdom. 11 A. M. sermon on What Jesus of Nazareth had to say about war and peace through God's will on earth. Keystone Kensington meets with Mrs. R. W. Green Friday afternoon, Nov. 3.
Pastor W H Clark invites all to Sunday School at 10 A M and worship at 11 A M with communion on The Why of Communion. Epworth League meets 6 30 P M. Annual Christmas bazaar and supper set for Saturday afternoon and evening in the church basement. Mrs Clark invites calls to parsonage No 39.
Rev. L. J. Wolff presides with C. L. Hullman as superintendent. Sunday School at 9 30 English service at 10 45. Luther League at 8 PM. Women's Missionary meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Ta bitha Home films at Lanham Wednesday 8 PM. Adult instruction Thursday evening.
The gyro compass, a 60 pound wheel rotating at 6000 rpm, derives from the gyro top and points to true north using Earth's rotation and gravity. It is described as perhaps the most important instrument on the bridge of an ocean liner.
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