Methodist Church Announces Regular Sunday Services
Rev. E. E. Pengelly, pastor, leads regular Sunday school and church services next Sunday in the Methodist church.
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E. E. Pengelly
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1924
Page
4
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Meeting on Language Issue
The St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church schedules a special congregation meeting next Monday afternoon. The session will review a Board of Equalization report under the new financial plan and discuss the church language question.
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S. S
Board of Equalization
Ford
Federated Community Church News and Upcoming Events
The Federated Community Church reports better attendance despite bad roads. Superintendents may be tested on the ten commandments next Sunday. Members are urged to study Numbers 14:1 10 and read stories in chapters 12 and 13. A church social postponed due to weather aims for the evening of the 4th in City Hall. The pastor will repeat his Bible talk next Sunday and a review on the sixty six books of the Bible will follow.
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City Hall
School notes from a midweek campus visit and class updates
Oliver Diehl and Mrs. Quinter Fry along with her son Robert visited the 1st primary room. The 4th grade begins language studies on Boyhood Raleigh this Friday. Absent pupils were reported in the 2nd primary room due to the storm. The 2nd primary opening uses The Live Little Peppers and How They Grew. The 5th grade Hygiene class studied food families and planned meals with all present. The Intermediate room saw absentees Marian Diller Melvin Schroeder and Clifford Hohn. The 6th grade studied Helen Keller last week. Sophomores list several absentees including Geneva Shanks Heineke Diller Lawrence Newman Mattie Henrichs Bernice Calkins Lucius Pearce Howard Stotte and Donald Colman. Sophomores find English interesting. Plane Geometry class proceeds with a few exceptions. The Junior class has organized. Seniors anticipate competition when time comes. Officers named Friday night were President Robert Diller Secretary Elizabeth Starr Treasurer Ethel Warthen. No resignations or assassinations reported. Class colors have not been chosen yet but are expected to be ones.
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Oliver Diehl
Sam
Marian Diller
Melvin Schroeder
Clifford Hohn
Helen Keller
Geneva Shanks
Heineke Diller
Lawrence Newman
Mattie Henri
Elizabeth Starr
Ethel Warthen
Essay Contest Promotes Valley Forge Theme For Students
The Diller State Bank supports a public school essay contest titled In the Hour of Trial about Washington and Valley Forge. Students write up to six hundred words on Washington and Lafayette’s roles during the 1777 78 winter, with prizes of 5 3 and 2 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller State Bank
Percy Moran
George Washington
Valley Forge
Washington
Mayborn
Lafayette
Hello Means Oh Go Chase a Wolf, Say Entomologists
A Nebraska committee notes that greeting on calls should be a name or firm and a listen. The article traces Hello to origins including Au loup cry and Alexander Graham Bell tests. It contrasts usage as a courteous, time saving salutation with the historic wolf chase myth.
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Nebraska Committee On Public Utility Information
Alexander Graham Bell
Man discharged for vagrancy in City court
A man claiming to live in Chicago faced a vagrancy charge in City court. Asked his street, he confessed memory gaps. The judge quipped you should be in vaudeville, then discharged him amid his unfamiliarity with places.
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Chicago
Vandeville
Indianapolis News
Shannon incline: steepest ore transport, 1500 feet long
The Shannon incline in an Arizona copper mine spans 1500 feet with an 800 foot drop and is touted as the steepest incline. Built on 35-pound steel rails with a five rail track and dual gauge, ore skips move by gravity along a solid roadbed and large ties.
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Shannon
Arizona
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