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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1930
Page
4
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Pastor o Sanday Sunday Bible lesson and divine services at 10 30. Grenvenatheal ob serving begine at 80.
An upcoming Sunday service is announced with plans for an evening gathering and guest speaker. Special supper will follow Saturday activities in the Annex. The minister invites attendance, notes new faces in the congregation, and urges all who are willing to come in forenoon services next Sunday.
A presidential address lauds public service and proposes a nationwide inquiry into housing and ownership. The speech notes a lag behind ideals for homes for all, urges mobilization of housing movements, and calls for rapid progress in housing provision.
Mise Raymond led first recitations during music period as students prepared a color design with Bon Ami. Geography students map Nebraska features while Halloween party impresses eighteen pupils. High school notes discuss a three day short week and Nebraska State Association events at the annual gathering.
Delegates from 26 nations including the United States will attend the International conference in Geneva Switzerland next year to discuss adopting a new 13 month calendar.
A remark notes Signor Stradivarius as the first to practice mass production of fiddles based on the large number claimed to have been made.
A pedestrian reacts nervously to the sound of a car horn as it startles him, instead of urging a reaction like moving his legs.
University of Nebraska officials report tests show feeding wheat to livestock yields better value than corn at current prices. Prof H J Gramlich notes about one fourth of Nebraska wheat production may be fed to animals this year as wheat becomes more widely used, with hogs tested since May and further work on cattle and sheep.
A fragmented report notes ages of university students from 16 to 71. Men average 21.4 years and women 20.9 years. Foreign students average 25 years.
Creditors of the estate of Mesa demeoce- will meet the executrix before the County Judge of Jefferson County on January 23, 1981 at 9 o'clock A M to present their claims for probate, adjustment, and allowance. Three months from February 21, 1931 are allowed to present claims, or they will be barred. By order of the court. Dated October 15, 1930. E. R. Bee, County Judge. Sad & Dean ey & Denney Attys for Estate.
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