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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1929
Page
4
Near Diller H J Diekhoff, Pastor, Sunday School and Bible class at 9 30 in German at 10 30. Everyone welcome. Missionary meeting set for Thursday April 25 at Mrs Jennie Line's home. Young Men's Class and Cedar Class enjoyed a covered luncheon at the Christian church Tuesday evening.
W E Ludwick reports on Easter celebrations and the post resurrection teachings, noting Jesus remained with followers fifty days to reinforce faith. The church recalls the great commission and promise of presence, plus a successful annual supper and a Kansas pastorate funeral after an auto accident.
Rev Velte leads sermon on The Child Jesus as part of a study using Giovani Papini's Life of Christ. Church events include a Saturday Progressive supper April 27 and a District Men's Council meeting April 23 at Fairbury with morning afternoon and evening services and a 6:00 p.m. banquet.
The seniors enjoyed Sneak Day in Beatrice with morning photos and surprises. Freshmen and teachers picnicked at the canyons, while sophomores plan a canyon picnic. Seventh and eighth graders write examinations for certificates and a Palmolive Health Club promotes daily hygiene.
The team plans a solid Friday night showing aiming to deliver a worth while performance. Stake and opponent details are not provided in the readable text.
A detailed look at Tucson Arizona as a winter health resort for tuberculosis and other ailments. The piece highlights climate benefits, the U S Veterans Hospital, local medical specialists, cost ranges for sanatorium care, sun baths caution, and the need for patient preparation and medical guidance before moving to Arizona.
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