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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1926
Page
4
Rev. W S McCallister urges deeper church duty as the year ends and faithful service next year. Evening program titled The Gall of the School Bell. Ladies Keystone Class Kensin meeting set at Mrs Miller’s home Friday Sept 10 at 2 30 with expectations of attendance.
Rev V F Clark serves as pastor at the Federated Community Church with notice of leadership in the local parish.
Born near Bridge Hospital at midnight August 10 1926 she lived 50 years 5 months and 21 days. Twin sister Daisy Pearson died ten years ago. She married Edmond P. Martin September 7 1897 and lived on a farm before moving northwest of Franklin. Their daughter Lola Martin Versaw taught in Diller. Mrs. Martin known to many Diller residents. Nebraska birth data show 29179 in 1925 with 14454 on farms and 14378 in towns and 374 not on record. 15003 boys and 13829 girls born in the state.
Otto Bergfelder pastor leads Sunday morning worship at 10 30 with lesson How David trusted in God and slew Goliath and theme The two Covenants Choir rehearsal at 8 P M Sunday school at 9 30 A M Sewing circle meets at Mrs Frerichs home Thursday afternoon All are invited.
A report for the American Museum of Safety shows safety warnings cut Fourth of July casualties in 1926 to about half of 1925. It notes 1925 losses included 100 deaths and 1,000 injuries with 19 blown apart and 37 burned by sparklers, while many disfigurements and eye losses occurred.
Dr. G. Leven of Paris prescribes bed rest nonfattening diet and deep exhalation routines to treat obesity. Patients exhale forcefully to bend a candle flame and inhale lightly, repeating five exhalations every half hour, with reports of dramatic weight loss in weeks to months.
An barnyard roundup of button materials traces horn buttons made from boiled cattle hoof to modern options like nut corozzo and cow milk derivatives. It notes Corozo nuts yield vegetable ivory for buttons while sour milk products become a base for other button forms.
Two World War I veterans or their beneficiaries are to receive compensation from the Veterans Bureau. The notice notes eligible recipients and outlines the process for payment.
First publication Sept 3 and last publication Sept 17 announce probate action for the estate of Sarah in Jefferson County Nebraska. The notice identifies the state and matter title with formal probate proceeding details and court involvement.
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