Pecan School and Bible Holds Divine Services at 10 30
The Pecan School and Bible conduct divine services at 10 30 in the morning. Attendance is open to all members of the community seeking spiritual guidance and fellowship.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1930
Page
4
The Pecan School and Bible conduct divine services at 10 30 in the morning. Attendance is open to all members of the community seeking spiritual guidance and fellowship.
Fragmentary notice from St John s Lutheran Lanham Kansas mentions F Albin Heinz nee Bunday and a Christmas Eve service at 8 p m in English with a religious sermon. The text is incomplete and unclear about additional details or dates.
Rev S A Draise and Mrs L M Cavett led services last Sunday with church and school sessions. Morning service attendance included a large crowd while comments praised the church school and upcoming Sunday program.
A hospital receives a white plate honoring Bevan Bryan Memorial with a generous display. The allocation and ceremony details remain unclear in the fragment.
A church bulletin from the Congregational Church led by Pastor W. E. Ladwick and W. A. Snyder notes plans for seasonal outreach. It mentions a service with 220 attendees including adults and youths, and expresses late Christmas greetings to parishioners, sick and shut ins, urging love gifts and prayers.
The notes praise a school program named Theontike as beneficial for students and training them to perform before groups. It thanks attendees and notes a Christmas vacation from December 29, with emphasis on work opportunities and the shift to modern industry for youths.
The article argues life is a form of energy produced by organ function with the brain as a central generator. It notes organs convert food into blood and waste elimination, while the brain directs life force through nerves to maintain bodily functions, calling mental and spiritual life higher forms of the same energy. Meridian Idaho Times.
The Federal Farm Board issues Bulletin No. 3 describing how farmers form commodity marketing cooperatives under the Agricultural Marketing Act. It covers participation steps, benefits, and progress through December 1, 1930, with distribution through agriculture departments colleges extension services and co operatives. Copies are available free from the Board in Washington.
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