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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1931
Page
8
Methodist Episcopal Church Mrs L M Cavett superintendent Sunday School at 10 A M Congregational Church W A Snyder superintendent Sunday School at 10 Rev EL Darley of Stella to preach Sunday morning Keystone Kensington meets at Mrs W E Anderson home this Friday afternoon business session at 2 o clock
St John’s Lutheran Lanham Kansas invites all to attend Sunday school German service Luther League and evening lectures and meetings led by F Albin Heinz pastor. Special speaking by Rev E C Sibberson on Deaf and Blind work. Public Thank-offering service and Ladies Aid Society events include deaf attendance invitation.
St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller hosts Sunday School and Bible class at 9 30 a m with Divine services in English at 10 30 a m Pastor H J Diekhoff leads the congregation in the morning program.
Merrell Shutt visited with grandmother at St Edwards Nebraska during vacation. Second graders study multiplication and division by 2. October featured stories, Indian study displays, and perfect spelling awards. Sixth graders make salt and flour maps of the United States. Knight hood of Youth Club continues adventures. High school notes cover Teachers' Convention, science heat demonstrations, geography and literature studies, home economics menus, geometry spelling, and rural banking study. Basketball floor completed with first practice session. emphasis on participation for all students.
A Chicago writer shares reflections on the Diller Record and local life. He invites letters, promises prompt responses, and muses on readers, weddings, notable locals, and changes shaping the community’s past week. He notes a birthday celebration for John E Wrigley and hints at forthcoming observations about business advertisements and local notices.
Carl Eilert Franzen born December 19 1877 near Plattsmouth Nebraska died October 30 1931 at age 53 years 10 months 11 days in Diller Nebraska. He grew up near Diller and later lived in Steele City with his parents. He married Nettie May Bracken on May 17 1911 who died February 26 1919. He leaves his mother Emil Tarnow of Steele City two brothers and three sisters and several step siblings.
The Tarnow Franzen and Clark families express sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for help during their time of bereavement after the loss of their son and brother. They thank singers pallbearers floral donors and others they could not reach individually.
Dr. Oscar Riddle forecasts future hormone therapies from glandular extracts that could let undersized children reach normal stature. Experiments with animals and humans show mice doubling in size and other species enlarging, though widespread use requires further work. He notes additional lab results including fertilization-independent egg development and skin-induced color and hair changes.
A farmer shown a $10 bill on the street triggered immediate arrest on suspicion. The incident sparked inquiries into the handling of the purported currency and the street encounter in the Pathfinder report.
Reports to the Bureau of Public Roads show net gasoline tax revenue of 246 million for the first six months of 1931. About 7.118 million gallons were taxed, a 4 percent rise from the same period the previous year, with funds earmarked mainly for road building.
A historical public safety message warns that a small spark can reignite even when a blaze seems extinguished. It urges vigilance and responsible behavior to prevent fires in homes and communities.
A peculiar story notes Russia’s sheep breed gaining attention in financial circles. Market observers reference the unlikely link between livestock and investment trends while analysts weigh potential export and branding impacts.
Dr Frederick Tilney and Joshua Rosett report in a Neurological Institute bulletin that brain fats increase to middle life while water content falls after birth. The lipids rise most in early childhood and again near the end of the second year, with the water percentage rising after age sixty to eighty.
Doctor Wilkes urges a soap and water scrub as the critical first step in any injury cleaning. Antiseptics provide the final protection, then use sterile cloths and gauze. Time is crucial, and a five cent sterile gauze bandage applied immediately after cleaning can outperform later expert treatment.
The piece explains fatigue in rubber: initial stretching returns to shape, but repeated stretching causes deterioration and cracks. Chemists have found that small amounts of certain organic chemicals added before vulcanization prevent fatigue and cracking, improving durability.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County lists Carl E. Franzen deceased with Irma Clara Franzen Eick seeking administration to S. C. Moser as administrator. A hearing is set for November 28, 1931 at 9:00 A.M. in the county court at Fairbury to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Notice will be published in a Dillerrd weekly newspaper for three weeks.
Gertrude L Henrichs petitions to prove last will of L Loock deceased filed Oct 30 1931 in Jefferson County Nebraska. Hearing set for Nov 30 1931 at 9 00 AM in County Court. Applicant Helen O Loock is named executrix and administrator. Sealed notice published three weeks prior to hearing.
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