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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1926
Page
8
Otto Bergfelder, pastor, will lead Sunday school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m. A catechism meet on Saturday invites all to attend and help make the church a power for good in the community. Strangers are welcome.
The message urges involvement in music and overall assistance at Sunday services. It emphasizes cooperation, wholehearted service, prayer, and belief in answered prayers as guidance for volunteers and attendees. It calls workers to be active across all aspects of the meetings.
Belated item honors Mrs Starkey and Mrs Carter as the Ladies Aid recall faithful service. Twenty three ladies and two children attended an all day meeting at Mr and Mrs E L Loock with a fine dinner and much work done. Midwinter chautauqua history noted with good crowd and one treasury offering. W F M S met with Mrs Ludwick. evangelist O G Orcutt of Des Moines will preach next week with a visiting lady singer.
Beatrice area church notes outline Sunday sermon about belief and Jesus. I Kings 18:4 cited for topic. Sunday morning address to consider the meaning of faith. Community events include a Rex Theatre lecture next Wednesday by Mr John W Delehant and a Woman's Association meeting.
Diller Public School reports staff changes and student activities across grades. New pupil Bobbie Andrews joins Second Grade. classes plan valentine activities. health poster series continues. Gene Andrews joins Third Grade. Sixth Grade works on notebook covers. Ruth Carmichael moves away after a party. Lincoln and St Valentine programs discussed. Home Economics reviews healthy eating and milk benefits. seniors plan an annual and orchestra member Eleanor Filley joins. basketball dominates with Diller beating Price Reserves 22-17 and upcoming games against Hanover and Alexandria scheduled.
The Fairbury board of Education has purchased curtains for the schools. An assembly this morning at the high school will honor Abraham Lincoln with Marie Roelf delivering the Gettysburg Address and talks on Lincoln's life by eleventh and twelfth English class members.
A youth named Moschos tried to shoot M. Eliasco governor of the Bank of Athens. When the plan failed the assailant killed himself after the revolver was seized by the governor.
The text explains plant responses to very intense sunlight. They guard against excess light by thickening leaves or reducing their number and size, while in other cases they increase leaf surface area to manage the exposure.
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