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Methodist Episcopal Church notes Mrs. L. M. Cavett superintendent Sunday School to meet at 10 A M. at the church in Diller.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1931
Page
8
Methodist Episcopal Church notes Mrs. L. M. Cavett superintendent Sunday School to meet at 10 A M. at the church in Diller.
The Congregational Church hosts a Sunday School at 10 o clock with a special Thanksgiving missionary program of prayer song music talks and a short missionary play led by Mrs Scott Miller. Mrs L Frisbie leads the devotionals and attendees may give to the Thank offering. Friday lectures begin at 7 30 pm and the Ladies Aid will hold a Food Sale with lunch on Dec 19. Marcus Aurelius quote recalls life’s brevity.
Kansas F. Albin Heinz, pastor, invites parishioners to next Sunday as the last church year Sunday school at 9 30 and German service at 10 30 with catechism lectures starting Friday November 27.
Sunday School and Bible class begin at 9 30 with divine services in American language at 10 30 A short meeting follows and every member is urged to attend as the question before the yeas is vital Thanksgiving services in American language at 10 30 on Thursday November a
Diller notes cover First Primary Mrs Cully and Miss Anderson rooms with spelling honors, reading My Weekly Primer, and a soap carving display on ancient Rome. Intermediate details include weight charts, a Listerine contest, Armistice Day visits, and eighth grade insect study alongside Miles Standish reading. High school reports include state teachers exams, fossil collections, and science lessons on earth formation.
Readings and writing assignments fill the English classes as freshmen study The Lady of the Lake and Latin pupils read Hercules. Basketball gears up with a December 4 home game against Plymouth and a conference trophies goal. Hubert Filley leads Peru State College Light Opera and Eleanor Filley earns university honors.
Thousands of travelers from around the world visit the glacier in Bolzano Italy to see the metal balloon cabin Professor Picard landed after reaching the stratosphere. The cabin remains on the ice as a monument and has drawn many autograph-seekers this summer.
James Lehman fifteen‑month‑old son of Carl Lehman of Newcomerstown fell into a 40‑foot well on a Coshocton area farm. Neighbors pulled him from the well with a hook and rope and he escaped with minor cuts and bruises.
A. Gregory owns a baseball he claims is the oldest in Nebraska. The ball, similar in size to a regulation ball but with larger seams, was used in the 1883 game between Wahoo and Columbus.
A two wheel hay cart built by Alfred Maine Shaker colony members is now owned by J Arthur Parsons. The cart can carry two tons of hay though its original axle was wooden.
Towner Colorado student Bryan Untiect the boy who visited the President after a fatal blizzard rescue is back in school with other survivors. He recounts Washington and Hoover, sharing tales from the trip while classmates ask about the East and the President.
Excerpt cites William of Wykeham and Ernest Martin Hopkins on manners. It argues that good citizenship requires individuals to subordinate personal interests for others, warning that a race without manners or unselfish conduct would lack communal virtue.
Mrs. Helen H. Croom of Okmulgee becomes the first U S woman recommended to the War department for an instructor's certificate in rifle and pistol marksmanship. Barred from Oklahoma team at Camp Perry due to her sex, she competed unattached and ranked fourth among Oklahoma shooters while scoring about 98 percent, earning a recommendation for an instructor's certificate.
The Lancet reports William Shakespeare died in 1616 at age 42 from complications of fever typhus typhoid epilepsy apoplexy arteriosclerosis smoking alcoholism and other ailments as listed by Dr MacLeod Yearsley consulting surgeon to St James hospital.
The piece urges careful budgeting as the path to solving economic problems. It argues troubles stem from unwise expenditure rather than total spending, urging farmers to prioritize prudent allocations.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County probate notice for the estate of Edward L. Loock deceased. Gertrude L. Henrichs petitions to prove the last will dated October 30 1981 and have administration granted to Helen O Loock Executrix. Hearing set for November 80 1934 at 9 A M in County Court with notice by publication in the Diller Record for three weeks.
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