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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1930
Page
4
Rev. Wm. R. Velte notes Conference Sunday with no other service as Sunday School at 10:00 A M. Teachers from Diller public schools attend. He urges teachers join church life and thanks members for support of God’s cause.
Congregational Church notes say bad roads kept parents from last Sundays Consecration. another baptismal service is planned for Sunday morning Sept 28 and parents should contact the pastor beforehand. Bible school attendance fell to 58 due to sickness and bad roads. sympathy extended to the George Riddle family in Beatrice hospital treatment. pastor and wife plan to attend Jefferson County S S picnic at Fairbury on Sept 20.
St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller invites Sunday School and Bible class at 9 30 and Divine services at 10 30 led by Pastor H J Diekhoff.
Diller Public School reports Kenneth Findling back after two weeks illness. First Primary notes praise for The Teacher and Normal Instructor and Primary Plans magazines and autumn flowers. Grades discuss reading primers, arithmetic reviews, rote songs, exchanges of books, spelling winners, and a picnic plan for high performers. A spelling contest uses auto makes and a 1000 mile target. science and home economics activities are listed with absences noted.
The Girl Reserves plan a Hen rich picnic to map year programs. Miss Gregg visited world history, English 11 studies Hamlet, Boys and Girls Glee Club urged inclusive participation for learning. Manual training students sharpen tools and recondition gear. Baseball practice vs town team ended 6 to 5. A Sept. 19 game with Endicott is planned.
A call to youth and parents to learn saving and prudent money use. It quotes George Washington Benjamin Franklin Theodore Roosevelt and others urging thrift. The piece warns boys that misuse of money leads to poor choices and urges teaching saving and investing early.
About 150 Gage county farmers gathered in the courthouse to press Missouri Valley Gas for prompt fair compensation for crop and ground damage from a summer pipeline across their farms. Harley K. Moffitt of Odell chaired the meeting as discussions focused on land values from 0 to 5 per rod, with land quality determining the scale.
A speaker warned youth about slipping into vices with little resistance. Tolstoy’s quote frames the danger as a gradual slip before remorse. The author cites a student Boyd who copied during an exam, admitting he knew better yet acted without thinking. He argues most efforts against temptation are feeble without strong self discipline.
Mrs Newlywed asks John to fetch paste from the drug store to make a French pastry for dinner. He wonders if library paste will do. She insists on paste, kitchen paste if necessary, for the recipe.
A humorous exchange in Capper's Weekly notes a Freshman’s praise for a landlady who saved the tender part, the gravy, for a late dinner. Sophomore asks which part, the Freshman explains it was the gravy, highlighting campus dining wit.
Dialogue reveals Jack explaining he cannot endure living with Alice and her family despite strong feelings. The exchange underscores a clash between romance and social pressures in relationships.
The speaker and wife exchange remarks on cooking and housekeeping revealing blunt opinions about domestic skills. The dialogue hints at marital tension and contrasts in domestic roles.
A bold investor insists on 75 percent of gate receipts and ownership of movie rights before allowing a race event to proceed. The demand signals a high stake in the sponsorship and media rights for the upcoming competition.
A humorous verse recounts Bill’s miscalculated fuel and a burst from an overfilled tank. He lights a match and sails three miles through the air, delivering a tall tale of a pint fueled escapade.
James suggests marriage as the best way to determine a woman’s feelings, framing the proposal as a definitive test of commitment. The remark presents marriage as the decisive step to confirm affection.
Scriptural mentions note partridges in the Old Testament with the fatted fowl cited in 1 Kings 4 23 as goose or Geek. Cocks and hens were brought from Persia before Christ. A tomb at Marissa around 200 B C shows a crowing cock, while sparrows and other twittering birds were used for food.
The Pioneer Air flight Bremen completed a nonstop crossing from Dublin Ireland across the Atlantic to Newfoundland. It made a forced landing near Greenland Island off Labrador after a 36 hour 35 minute flight.
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