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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1930
Page
4
Local church notices list St Paul s Evangelical Lutheran with Divine Services at 1030 and Methodist Episcopal Church with evening services. The item mentions prayer and life guidance in the community, reflecting typical Sunday worship patterns.
The Congregational Church under Pastor W. E. Ladwitk engaged in wartime service, with numerous responsibilities and active roles. The evening service remains steady and the church plans to resume regular morning preaching as usual.
Weekly notes from Diller Public School summarize classroom activities across grades. Third grade reads Little Given and Parkman tales. fourth grade studies The Ordon Trail. fifth grade explores Indian stories and Parkman. geography reviews Nebraska state problems. Vitalized Agriculture begins a Corn Unit. Tree Unit nearly complete. art class covers covers for Character Education booklets. Several students earned 100 percent in week-end filing and weekly tests.
A reader recounts a deadly explosion near 8th and Los Angeles California on Oct 18 1930. She describes glass rainfire sirens and people injured including a woman struck by flying debris. The note mentions fear and quick movement as chaos erupts with bystanders and workers nearby. The writer also shares a brief aside about a turtle race in Oklahoma and Indian legend references.
Fragmentary text suggests discussion on a university team and its depiction in an international debate. Details are unclear and no concrete events, dates, or entities are readable.
The pheasant hunting season began yesterday and runs to November 1 inclusive. Open counties include Antelope Boone Burt Cheyenne Colfax Cuming Devel Dixon Garen Greeley Holt Howard Kieth Knox Madison Merrick Morris Scottsbluffs Sherman Stanton Valley Wayne. Daily bag limit is five birds, five cocks or four cocks and one hen. Also notes Capitol foundation progress and removal of tower scaffolding.
An exchange notes that as long as Congress allows factories to make automobile cutouts the nuts will install and use them despite the police judge. A doctor questions a negro chauffeur applicant, asking if he is married and he replies he is not married, making his own living.
Probate notice published October 24 to November 7 1980 states creditors must file claims by February 23 1981 at 9 am in the county courthouse Nebraska. Three month claim period ends February 15 1981 if not filed the court will order. Dated October 15 1980 Bee County Judge. Attorneys Ney & Denney for the estate.
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