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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1922
Page
4
The usual services will be held Sunday with an afternoon Easter coffee social at the home of Mrs. Saathoff, located one mile north and a quarter mile west of the church. No services will be held Sunday April 30 as the Kansas Conference meets in Russell. Otto Bergfelder, pastor.
Easter services at the Methodist church drew 167 attendees and saw six converts plus five professions of faith. The day included a baptism, a planned young married couples class, and the Epworth League program shifting to 7 p m with Miss Elizabeth Starr leading next Sunday. The Ladies' Aid quilts for the hospital and elder home, while the W C T U meets this Friday at Mrs. Ellis home.
Easter season brings special church activities with services at 11 a m and 8 p m The morning sermon titled When Christ Comes to Men and baptism follow the service The Easter message Is it Nothing To You emphasizes decision and fellowship for members and the community
The church choir presented the cantata King of Glory with Mrs. Ray Green directing and Miss Raymond as pianist. The performance featured a strong opening chorus and refined solos and quartets, followed by a social and fundraiser that supported a Hymnal fund.
Willard Lawrence was a Sunday visitor at the Rader home. L. Barber is moving onto his farm east of Steele City. We did not hear who moves on his home place. The Mother's Club met with.
Frank Buller of Omaha visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Buller. Jay Saum and children of Filley joined Mrs. Tom Murray and family. Arnold Lottman visited his grandmother. Aug Jansen died April 4 in Beat Rice after an appendix operation. Funeral at the German Lutheran church east of Harbine. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Martinez on Friday April 14. Mrs. Henry Arnold traveled to Pawnee City to visit Alex Rea. Martin Arnold went to Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota for health concerns. Alfred Carmichael now runs the local creamery. Henry Wolters and others from Jansen and Plymouth sailed from New York to Germany.
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Miss Marceline Stokes, a Chicago social worker, argues in a New York Telegraph piece that this era favors middle aged men. She notes flappers prefer men around forty five, while young women compare and find the callow youth wanting as wiser, more selective brides emerge.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer reminiscence recalls Gov David Tod of Ohio and his Brazil appointment. One anecdote has a friend quipping Tod would “make a school” of a minister, another has Tod joking with Don Pedro II about coal shipments to Rio with a misfit interpreter.
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