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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1935
Page
9
A Christmas message from St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church near Diller extends warm wishes for a Merry Christmas and Blessed New Year. It notes Sunday services in German and English with communion at 10:30 and 9:30 Sunday school, plus a Christmas program at 7:30 and Luther League events.
The Methodist Episcopal Church advertises Sunday school at 10 o clock with a special Christmas treats feature for next Sunday. All children are urged to attend with fathers and brothers. There will be no morning worship. Next Sunday at 7 30 Ep worth League sponsors a union service at the Congregational church in keeping with Christmas. A world service offering will be received.
Congregational Church led by Rev. Chas A Lockhart and W A Snyder invites parishioners to a Sunday morning worship at 11 and a 10 o clock Sunday school. The Sunday school program will be presented Christmas Eve at the church with Christmas treats to be passed out during the Sunday school hour.
In a misty dusk Tim, a weathered woodsman, helps Jimmy Evanston, a traveling boy, return home for Christmas. Tim buys a train ticket with his savings, urging the lad to finish school and promising to write. Jimmy boards the eastbound train, grateful for the unexpected aid, while Tim Counten expects the boy’s return and reflects on the shared bond.
A man raised on western prairies discovers the sea as an endless, mystifying horizon. He recalls learning of it in a St Louis Globe-Democrat column and experiences the surreal moment when land ends at the shore. The ocean’s boundless expanse inspires contemplation and poetry.
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