Federated Community Church Services and Events
Church items describe the Federated Community Church W and badwick pastor with Sunday School at 10 AM. Highlights include conference speakers Ozora Davis and Dr Eddy, church membership calls, the boy Scout orchestra, and a Japan doll exhibit for Sunday School inviting Sabbath observance.
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Federated Community
Badwick
Chicago Theological Seminary
Eddy
Bostort
Boy Scout
S.S
Methodist Church News and Memorial Note
Reverend R. M. Harrie presides with Sunday services at 11:00 AM and 8:00 PM. Reports from the Dist Conference in Wymore frame religion as vital, not worn out. The community mourns George Pickard, a devout Christian whose influence touched many before his death on Monday April 28.
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Otto Lock
Wymore
Church of
George Pickard
Pickard
Eaven
Diller Public School News Recaps Classroom Visits
Recorder staff report on several school visits, noting open assemblies, arithmetic classes, hot lunch project progress, and visits by students from Dilfer High School. The piece highlights senior junior events, essay contest winners, county meet results, and ongoing art and geography projects across grades.
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Nickeson
Nickegon
Dilfer High School
Mra Bander
Earri
Interes
Turkish Coffee Brewing Guide
The method uses darker coffee such as pure modia. A strong mix with one cup of coffee to three of water is heated directly in water and brought to a boil. It is sweetened to a thick consistency with no cream added.
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Turkey
United States
Renowned Circo Romulus of Marentius Survives in Fragments
A fragment from the Circus of Romulus of Marentius built in 311-4 TD describes the remains as the most perfect circus. It measures 1,580 feet in length and 260 feet in width with an almost intact outer wall. The central spina spans 92 feet, and the western end houses the main entrance and 12 chariot stalls while the eastern end is semicircular.
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Romulus
Marentius
Defender of the Faith title history
The phrase Defender of the Faith was claimed by Abd-er-Rah man in 929. Pope Leo X awarded the title to Henry VIII in 1521 for his Assertio septem sacramentorum, a designation later kept by English monarchs.
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Abd-er-Rahman
Leo X
Henry VIII
England
Fault Not His Speech Sparks Legislative Quarrel
A constituent questions a legislator's remarks and the member responds that lack of understanding prevents intelligent disapproval. The exchange highlights communication gaps between voter and representative.
Thunderstorm Detector Rings Bell For Distant Storms
A radio device perfected to warn of approaching storms. It rings at intervals when a storm is 200 miles away and bells continuous when the storm is within half an hour even if the sky remains clear.
Barley Named Ancient Staple Across Civilizations
Barley is described as humanitys oldest food with varieties used by ancient lake dwellers in Switzerland and cultivated in Egypt. It served as chief bread crust for Hebrews Greeks and Romans.
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Switzerland
Egypt
Tradeoffs in friendship and money inspire a national air
An old proverb suggests those who swap friendship for money lose. It imagines a new national song titled In the sweet buy and buy, implying a satirical view of commerce over loyalty.
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National Air
Pit
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Hench Diller
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Romana Tempora
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Italy
Carlton Cart Co
Roman Seward & Shield Co
Bonnie Green
Doris’ Beckwith
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
Middle Atlantic States
Betty Mae
Harry C. Thompson
M. J. Powell
Fairbury
Nebraska
Waggoner Bros
O.G. Diehl
Nebr
Russell A. Davis
First National Bank
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McLeran
Optometry
B. Ackerman
Optometrist
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Bonham Theatre
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