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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1929
Page
4
Pastor H J Diekhoff leads Sunday School and Bible class with English services at 10 30. Everyone welcome. Ladies aid meets next Thursday May 2 at the parsonage. Our people worship elsewhere, a fine spirit of union and fellowship is commended. A six piece orchestra aided the Sunday evening service.
Sunday School at 10, morning service 11, evening worship 7:30 at Congregational Church led by Pastor W. E. Ludwick. A pamphlet on Finding a Religion to Live By and a Literary Digest page on Can Science Give Us Another Religion are on the table. The sermon emphasizes Jesus as the life to live not a creed, and notes a water shortage preventing furnace firing.
Rev Velte outlines Sunday worship and church school details. Christ biography series continues with Youth topics Essays include “The Innocents” and “The Last Found.” Ladies host a progressive supper Saturday at the church basement with pay-as-you-eat pricing. Jefferson County Sunday School Convention meets next Tuesday at Reynolds for a full day session.
Diller patrons enjoyed the grade operetta What's the Matter With Sally with praise for teachers Miss Gregg Miss Albright and Miss Atwood. Education Day Exercises follow with Mr Herbert Cushing of the State Department, a noon lunch, and prizes funded by local merchants.
A reflective line on mastering poise under pressure. It suggests that acting pleased while foregoing comfort can be a valued skill. The idea highlights self-control and social tact as refined choices in everyday life.
A playful dialogue unfolds as a young man asks for a dance to be met by a matron who declines explaining Sam has already danced out. The exchange humorously highlights social dance etiquette and flirtations in a lighthearted mood.
Read a fashion note on pajama style favoring wider trousers and belted waistlines. It highlights bold patterns and satin prints as the latest favored looks, describing the ensemble as stylish and eye catching.
The Sam Diller estate suit against the Burlington railroad, tried five days in Wilber, was withdrawn by the judge who ruled the company not liable. Diller, a former Burlington station agent at Wilber, alleged health decline from stagnant water and unsanitary depot conditions. he died soon after the suit was filed.
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