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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1931
Page
8
Pastor H. J. Diethoff leads Sunday worship at 10 30 with Divine services in Enfrecybody welcoming parishioners as St PME PE and Senny Dest appear in the program for fellowship and prayer.
The St John’s Lutheran church in Lanham Kansas lists Sunday school at 10:30, Luther service at 7:16, a congregational meeting at 2 o’clock in the afternoon, and a Luther League business meeting next Friday evening. D L Moody quote on seeking Christ.
The Congregational Church reports Sunday services with strong youth attendance and Holy Communion. Plans include an Easter program by the City choir and a living picture Jephthah's Daughter by Fairbury Woman's Club on April 19. Also notes resignation, upcoming membership meeting, Missionary Society event, a College Hobo class play on May 14, and local school events including baseball and track preparations.
Rev S A Draise conducts Sunday sermons at eleven with Mrs L M Cavett as Superintendent of Sunday School at ten o clock.
Visitors last week included Mrs. L H Chas Hilder Donna Jane Raymond and Roe McCune. Students earned gold stars and merit badges for health chores. second grade works on multiplication tables and future division. Fourth graders heard about the automobile race as Max Theneee and Alfred Sasse drove. Several pupils earned 100 in spelling and penmanship. Freshman semester party featured a tacky theme with full attendance. The puppet show and music projects progressed, with the Girls Glee Club preparing for a county contest.
A girl named Marge loves her rag doll Allie Baa with a long name Allie Baa is her favorite and she asks a painter to capture both her and the doll in a portrait. The doll has a painted face worn by kisses and brown hair showing through.
Marge celebrates a finished portrait featuring her beloved doll Allie Baa. The painting captures Marge as a child joyfully holding Allie Baa, reflecting happiness she and her mother shared with the doll. Allie Baa herself is portrayed as understanding and loving the artwork.
The excerpt notes the lion can bite through a rope and escape a noose. It describes whales crushing boats with jaws and a tiger breaking through a man's shoulder. It also claims hyenas possess the strongest jaw muscles and can bite through an ox thigh bone for marrow.
A playful exchange between a teacher and a student centers on the visual halves of eight. John argues half of the top of eight is zero while half of eight turned sideways yields three. The bemused teacher questions the interpretation and its significance.
A neighbor recalls Bertie left on the porch, a little boy who says his playmate Jackie was spanked earlier and is now unavailable. Bertie complains he must play alone, noting the afterspank mood.
A brief excerpt features a neighborly tea scene as a girl declares her real name is Phyllis during a light exchange. The lines hint at playful social ritual and a hint of identity reveal in a domestic vignette.
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