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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1933
Page
8
Congregational Church resumes after a month’s vacation with services on Friday September 1 at the country home of Mrs Jennie Line and Friday September 8 at the reception church honoring school teachers. Some are comers and some are new comers and the church invites all to welcome those shaping the children’s character.
Pastor Wolff leads morning English service at 9 30 with 10 30 Communion and 7 30 evening service. Sunday examination service drew good attendance despite rain and featured a confirmation sermon from John 6 66 69. Leonard Lottman and Pete Fanders headed the event planning committee.
Rev Robert E Drew pastor Mrs L M Cavett superintendent Sunday School at 10 A M church services at 11 A M Evening services at 7 30 Sermon by Dr A O Hinson Children’s story The Girl wae haa ot ami a day o iny i the life of the Diller All ME Ev members invited Dr A O cee superintendent Beatrice District will attend and conduct the Young People’s Meeting
A letter to the editor portrays life at a CCC camp about ten miles from the state park. It details pine timber surroundings, tents, self cooked meals, work days from hedge clipping to road work, and projects like fire guards and soil conservation. Crews of 10 to 40 rotate through timber improvement, dam building, and trail construction, with a camp staff of foresters, engineers, botanists, and an entomologist.
Nebraska 4 H Clubs prepare for the state fair at Lincoln Grounds during the week of September. Members will display results of the year and compete for state honors in what organizers promise will be the finest exhibition in years.
A pencil inscription in a hymn book in Indianapolis links to a 1833 murder of William McPherson. A conversion-era confession by Michael Van Blaricum is recalled by a woman who spent years working with criminals. The case hinged on disputed drowning evidence and early fingerprint claims, preserving mystery after a century.
A historical note explains that carotin, the natural flour coloring, bleaches by absorbing atmospheric oxides of nitrogen. Mills speed the process with a small air current into a chamber before flour is exposed. The court reviewed the procedure and deemed it harmless and labeled as required in the United States.
Paris reports mark the 300th anniversary of Vauban death with a memorial exhibit and a public viewing of over 200 walnut models of fortifications once stored on an Invalides upper floor. Ordered by Louvois to illustrate frontier defense for Louis XIV, many sites have vanished but Doullens remains noted for its former hospital role.
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