Diller Church Items and Upcoming Ladies Aid Events
Diller Methodist Sunday School at 10 A.M. and St Pauls Lutheran near Diller offers Sunday School at 9 30 Bible class at 9 30 and English services at 10 80. Not this week due to schedule. Ladies Aid meets next Thursday at 2 P.M. a lecture on the Catechism next Friday at 7 30. Saturday Dec 19 Ladies Aid food sale and lunch service. a Christ,-Joseph P.
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ST. Paul’s BV
Lutheran
Diller
H. J. Diekhoff
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies Aid
Church Notices for St John’s Lutheran and Congregational Church
St John’s Lutheran Lanham invites worshipers with Sunday School at 9:30 English service at 10:30 and a sermon on The Influence of Christ Life and Teaching. Missionary Society meets next Wednesday at 2 pm. Congregational Church in Kensington holds Sunday School at 10 and service at 11 led by Rev Helmms. Keystone Kensington meets Friday at Mrs Rupert Andrews home with 2:30 business meeting and gift exchanges for ladies and children.
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ST. John’s Lutheran
Lanham
F. Albin
Heinz
Christ
W. A. Snyder
Helmms
Keystone Kensington
Rupert. Andrewa
Public School Notes Highlight Students and Activities
The Diller public school reports show first and second grade pupils earning 100 percent in spelling, with names like Neil Andrews and Dwaine Clark. High school notes cover report cards, teacher reviews, science experiments, and upcoming basketball games plus a note on Helen Henrichs chosen for a special university orchestra group.
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Dick Beckwith
Steele ‘City
Neil’ Andrews
Dwaine “Clark
Kenneth Findsling
Broadstone
Avis, Johnson
Russell Madden
Betty
Bardena
Grabber
Roe. Patton
Wilma Thompson
Mary Marie’ Bristol
Neil “Andrews
Dwaine ‘Clark
Avis Johnson
Raggedy Ann
Black Sambo
Neil Andrews
Bob Andrews
Harry Beckwith
Gordon Fanders
Gretchen Fanders
Bernice Ferry
Johnnie Ferry
Keith Johnson
Laurice Diller
Elizabeth Green
Marguerite Hicken
Robert Patton
Elmer Sasse
Max Johnson
Ralph Hilder
Marcella Shutt
Conoe
Arabia
Plymouth
Lee
Helen Henrichs
Nebraska
Henrichs
E. R Henrichs
Diller High School
Helen
Pioneer Beatrice Doctors Recall Early County Roads
In Beatrice, Dr. C A Bradley recalls 1887 as roads with no phones or hospitals. He remembers a blizzard, a broken bridge, a frozen Ed Maxwell rescue, and doctors riding at dawn to patients. Fellow physicians Drs Fall and Gafford share pioneer memories.
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C. A. Bradley
Beatrice
Gage County
Ed Maxwell
Charles Sparks
Art patron John Gellatly dies at 738 after inheritance loan
John Gellatly of Washington who years ago bequeathed an art collection valued at five million dollars to the Smithsonian died recently at age 738. His family faced borrowing money to cover his funeral expenses.
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John Gellatly
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Gandhi to Appear in High Society in Loin Cloth
The piece suggests if Mahatma Gandhi visits and enters high society he would not need to buy clothes as he would wear his loin cloth, a note on personal attire and satirical social commentary.
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Mahatma Gandhi
Foreign dignitaries visit. debt cancellations debated
A sharp remark notes that visiting foreign notables profess world rehabilitation and disarmament yet press for cancellation of debts when they arrive. The comment highlights perceived inconsistencies in international diplomacy and aid talks.
Congress Reopens as Capone Attention Dims Again
With Congress back in session the press focus shifts from Al Capone to legislative business. The scene signals a return to political reporting after weeks of coverage centered on the gangster's activities.
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Congress
al Capone
Gage County Doctors Reflect on Medical Progress
In a disease era等 draft note, physicians express pride in changes and improvements to medical facilities in Gage County while affirming their ongoing active roles in the profession despite years of service.
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Gage County
Famed Lloyds Began in Old London Coffee House
Lloyds originated in a Lombard Street coffee house used by captains and merchants for marine insurance. By 1775 it defined top class ships and equipment, later expanding to general risks. Its stability shone when HMS Lutine sank in 1799 and Lloyds paid a million pounds swiftly.
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London
Lloyds
Chicago
Lombard -Street
H. M.S. Lutine
Recalling Solomon and Sheba's Queen and Gifts to Kings
The article recalls the Queen of Sheba and treasures said to be given to Solomon, including gold crowns and other riches, and contrasts ancient splendor with modern democracy. It notes Christian baptism in early Ethiopian history, referencing Candace and Philip’s conversion story in Acts.
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Sheba
Abtseinia
Selemon
Duke of
Qi Candace
Philip
Sitti
Gaza
S'Il
St. George's Cathedral
Addis ‘Ababa
Candace
Jerusaem
Hiadway
Ethiopia
New York Times
Baronet on dole amid hardship in Shropshire village
Sir Charles Buckworth Herne Soame of Sheen Cottage Coalbrookdale, recently inherited the baronetcy, signs on for unemployment pay after losing a Works Office job restoring Buildwas Abbey. He and his wife deny public gossip that they are down and out, hoping to find work within two weeks.
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Avellington
Shropshire
England
Charles Buckworth-Herne- Spaing
Sheen Cottage
Coalbrookdale
Here
Sir Charles
Bockworth-Herne-Soame
Buirdwas Abbey
Scaome
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L. M. Cavett
S. S
Joseph P
The
Missonary Society
Congregational Church
Public School
Sre
Max Thompson
Robert Thompson
Mary Beckwith
Lucille Findling
Madeline Henrichs
Dorothy Hilder
Scott Allen
Miller
Fero Nippert
Scott Allen Miller
Della Roelfs
Ergin Roelfs
Serenus Viers
Antony
Thursa
Modern Knights Club
Bobbie Green
Max “ Johnson
Forest Fasnacht
Harry Beckwith Flower
Raleigh Bristol
Dorothy Nippert
Elmer
Bob
Andrews
Bobbie
Gordon
Fanders
Ralph
Hilder
Robert
Patton
Manchuria
League of Nations
League
Clara Jack Burton
Beatrice Sun
Fall
Gafford
Solomon
Baronet
Dole
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