Upcoming wedding announcement promised for next week
The page notes an official wedding announcement due next week and mentions criticisms of a slow moving picnic and fast filming of a parade reel. It also lists the five largest religious groups in the United States per the World Almanac: Roman Catholics 20,600,000. Southern Baptists 4,400,009. Methodist Episcopal 4,350,000. Colored Baptists 3,698,000. Jews 4,100,000.
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United States
Southern Baptists
Methodist Episcopal
Magazine cites Russian constitution misattributing Bible quote
A religious magazine warns that the new Russian constitution, atheist in aim and churchless, quotes the Bible phrase He who does not work shall not eat from 2 Thessalonians 3 10 but ascribes it to Karl Marx rather than the scriptures.
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Karl Marx
Whistle While You Sew Club Finishes Guide Rock Project
The 4 H project group in Guide Rock Nebraska announced by their reporter that the Whistle While You Sew Club completed its work and will hold an achievement day for members' mothers likely to feature whistling as part of the event.
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Guide Rock
Nebraska
Child survives injuries after plow accident at hospital
A two year old Graham boy hurt when struck by a tractor plow is reported to be recovering at Steele City hospital. One leg was amputated above the ankle and other limbs were badly cut. He will need another operation to shorten the amputated bone this week.
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Graham Boy
Steele City Hospital
Christian progress praised in Central Christian Advocate
The Central Christian Advocate notes rapid Christian progress with more ordained Protestant preachers in Iowa than in all of South America. It cites liquor industry spending and literacy gaps, and follows Bernard Patton’s travel toward Wyoming after a hospital visit in Diller. Freddie Miller and Ames Lewis accompany him toward Idaho.
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Central Christian Advocate
Iowa
South America
India
Japan
Bernard Patton
Wyoming
Sutherland
Bernard
Diller
Freddie Miller
Ames Lewis
Idaho
Court bans German children named Joshua in Berlin appeals
The Berlin Court of Appeals decreed that the name Joshua may not be given to German children as it is considered typical Jewish. The piece questions what to do with other traditionally Jewish names and mocks wartime Nazified naming practices.
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Berlin
Josef Gobbies
Propaganda
Nations Parade Float Lineup Draws Colorful Town Portrait
The parade features a Holland dog cart, Swiss goats, Swedish milk maids, France with Joan of Arc on a horse, Japan tea party with girls and a jinrikisha, China in regalia, Italy boat scene, Czech entry with Czech speakers, Spain with Adagio dancers, Mexico art work, Hawaii beach singers, Argentina wheat display, Coontown African band, and a World Peace motif led by Holle Cafe.
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Holland
Louis
Arlene Nider
Claude Nider
Switzerland
Heidi
Ruth Stahl
Fasnacht
Alice Henrichs
Sweden
Esther Behrends
Evelyn Renz
Behrends
Joan of Arc
Phyllis Benz
France
The
Diller Record
Mr. Cavett
Japan
Alien’s
Dorothy
Angeline
Ada Beli Barta
Margaret Bugbee
Hazel Dean Manning
Steele City
Lucille Nider
Harbine
Shirley Jones
Norma Lee Allen
Norma
Lamberts
Fairbury
H. H. Green
China
Lois Casper
Yvonne Nicholson
Italy
D. V. Fanders
Gretchen Fanders
Lucille Findling
Harvey Zaeger
Czechoslovakia
Frank Berah
Donald
A Lucas
Bessie
Novotny
Blanche
Spain
Farmer’s Store
Senor Dell Wehling
Senorita
Adm Wehling
Mexico
Roger Arndt
Stanley Diller
Lawrence
Evelyn Fox
Roe Patton
Georgia Ball
Hawaii
Clara Achtemeier
Anna Marie Jacobse
Dale Roelfs
Edward Behrends
Glen Long’s
O. A. Cooper Grain Co
Argentina
Huttenmeier
Victor
Arveda Overbeck
Beatrice
Dick Starling
Southland
Africa
Harlem
Dwight Weigel
Dwaine Weigel
George
Rose Marie Clarey
Wayne
Richard
Warren
Marilyn Stevens
Dwaine Padget
America
Judea
Holle Cafe
Mavis Holle
Theul
St. Paul’s Ev
Theran
Va Yreie
Christ
L. M. Cavett
Ted
Church
All Nations of the
Diller Jubilee Parade Captivates with Fairyland Floats
The Diller Jubilee parade featured a magical Fairyland theme with float entries from Beauty Shop Blue Bird, Diller State Bank, and the Calling All Nations telephone unit. Participants included Queen Shirley Garrels, Snow White Eleanor Crocker, and seven dwarfs led by Johnny Sailing and Loris Moore. A Hill Billy Band from Summerfield performed, and motion pictures were shot for local theater preview.
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Earl Weigel
Jennie
Ths
Calling All Nations
Diller Telephone Co
Ray Green Mgr
Ira Casper
Beauty Land
Marie Roelfs
Blue Bird Beauty Shop
Carolynn Moore
Fairyland
Diller State Bank
Bill Beckman
Shirley Garrels
The
Fairies
Donna Mae Garrels
Betty Eick
Phyllis Lampe
June Thompson
Doris Mae Benz
Janette Walher
Snow White
Eleanor Crocker
Johnny Sailing
Doc
Terrill Fasnacht
Songe
Heigh Ho
Eung
Flossie Raymond
Ivan Carpenter
Bonbame Theatre
Arlene Lampe
Leroy Walker
Junior Hudson
Gene Henrichs
Wilma Thompson
Lee Dell Thompson
Hope Benz
Pauline
Delta Weers
Shirley Walker
Ray Benz
Summerfield
Kansas
Yours Truly
Hill Billy Band
Moser
Roy Holtz
Bonham Theatre Management
S. A. Miller
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Béiter
Farebeeee
Diller Nebr
P. S
Bonham Theatre
Bonham
Madame
Dornford Yates
Richard Exon
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