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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1936

Page

10

News From Down East Local social news and school notes

Colds and sore throats affect several locals from Beatrice to Wymore. Attendees at rallies, dances, and American Legion Auxiliary meetings include Mr. and Mrs. C W Hiatt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scheele, Mrs. Robert Upson, Mrs. Hiatt, and Mrs. George Howe. Students study Concord Hymn Evangeline and write seasonal stories while the Bats lead the Owls in the spelling contest.

Guy Learned C. W. Hiatt Barneston American Legion Auxiliary George Howe

School Closure for Miss Knouse Convention

School will close Thursday and Friday to allow Miss Knouse to attend the Leacher convention. Lucile Barnett, a Waverly resident, helps at her aunts home, Mrs. Lester Snyder and Miss Athéyn Kenouse, Bethel school teacher. A Wiener roast for the children in Henrich’s pasture fed many wieners buns and chocolates as they enjoyed outdoor games and grew tired on the way home.

Lucile Barnett Waverly Lester Snyder Athéyn Kenouse Bethel School Henrich’s

P T A Dist 118 Elects Officers At November Meeting

P T A District 118 patrons met at the school house Friday with plans for the year. Frank J Weber was elected president and Mrs Keith Hays secretary and reporter. November meeting details and refreshments were announced. A joke item notes Frank Dallas of Dallas Texas having unusually loud vocal chords.

Dist Frank J. Weber Keith Hays Joe Daily George Novotny Sam Rutherford Gretchen Fanders

District 64 Notes on Halloween Party and Activities

Dorothy Barta reports District 64 held a Halloween party with invited guests from District 56. Officers elected last Friday include President Henrietta Fanders Vice President Harriett Thomas Secretary Mary Jones song leader Rosalie Fanders and cheer reader Harold Jones. The class has exams and a desk cleanliness contest with a stone prize and a perfect attendance list led by Evelyn Hudson Dwaine Hudson Louise Ratzloff Orlynn Ratzloff Doris Wolken Duane Wolken Shirley Walker Mary Jones Harold Jones Wilmer Doerksen and Dale Stahl.

Henrietta Fanders Harriett Thomas Mary Jones Rosalie Fanders Harold Jones Evelyn Hudson Dwaine Hudson Louise Ratzloff Orlynn Ratzloff Doris Wolken Duane Wolken Shirley Walker Wilmer Doerksen Dale Stahl

Fragmented Musings on Belief and Exposure in a Murky Text

A fragmented stream of ideas references superstition, belief, and perception. It mentions Adam, the tin man, pallbearers, and fear as a baby is not told certain lessons, with scattered names and vague scenes across a disjointed narrative.

Adam Scirnéey Rey J Maden Niger Aker Pagel Rita Wrest

Congregational Church Announcements and Meetings

Pastor Howard H. Pyche preaches at 11 on a series about the Commandments with the theme How Many Gods. The Young Peoples League union meeting is rescheduled for 7 30 p m. The Keystone Class Kensington meets with Mrs Willis Clark on Friday November 6th.

Howard H. Pyche Earl Weigel S.S Sinhoves O’cloeck Young Peoples League Keystone Willis Clark

St Pauls Ev Lutheran Near Diller Street Services

Rev L J Wolff and C L Hullman lead St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller Street with Sunday school at 9:30, services at 10:30, Luther League at 7:30.

ST. Paul’s-Ev Lutheran Diller L. J. Wolff C. L Hullman S Scot School Toe Luther League

Civil Service Exams Open Competitive Posts Listed

The United States Civil Service Commission announced open competitive examinations with jobs at $2,000 to $3,800 annual pay. Diorama modeler and artist positions pay $2,000 to $2,600, plus a training supervisor role at $3,800. Full details available from the Commission in Washington or local post offices and customs houses.

United States Civil Service Commission Forest Service Secretary of the United States Civil Service’ Board of Examiners United States Civil Service Commission Washington, D

Untitled Aviation Jammed With Cryptic Notes and Errors

Fragmentary OCR text hints at a chaotic aviation or military discussion with scattered phrases about air bases routes and attacks. Several garbled names and terms recur, including mentions of bases, routes, and a few isolated personal or place-like strings, but the passage lacks clear events or a coherent narrative.

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