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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1929
Page
4
Diller H J Diekhoff pastor leads Sunday School and Bible class at 9:30 and Divine services at 10:30 at St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller. Everyone welcome.
The Methodist Episcopal Church notes vacation for Junior Boy Scouts and reports illness among members Miss Hazel Geer and Mr. T F Blauser. It praises large Christmas Cantata crowds, the Santa Claus and Fairies production, and thanks Mrs Cavett and committees for a rich community program as 1930 begins.
A church pastor writes of sickness, resolutions, and plans for 1930. The note praises Bible reading, announces a men’s Brotherhood, and highlights a busy school year with clubs, sports, and inter provincial meet. It mentions English teachers from America and the Filipino staff under the high school program. Baguio summer weather and teaching in the islands frame the northern Philippines scene.
Howard Dile Bugbee, son of Dana and Diller residents, has served as principal of Tuguegarao High School in Cagayan, Luzon. He describes crowded conditions, rising demand for education, and the realities of students living far from home while paying tuition and matriculation fees.
A Christmas gathering at a hilltop mansion hosts fifty boys aged nine to thirteen from back streets and sheds. Santa hands each boy two dollars as a lavish meal and warmth fill the grand rooms, while hostess Miss Georgia Cadwell oversees a feast that feels like heaven to the grateful orphans.
A charity dinner for homeless boys, hosted by Miss Georgia and her mother, recalls a father who became successful after a Christmas rescue. The tale of “the alley kid” follows George from hunger to a warm home, a wedding, and a life of giving each Christmas. The narrator vows to continue the father’s mission, inviting the boys to return next Christmas.
A humorous aside from Uncle Eben in the Washington Star imagines educating chickens like parrots so they could call for help and name their pursuer on a dark night.
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