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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1929
Page
8
Diller church notice from St Paul s Ev Lutheran near Diller lists H J Diekhoff as pastor. Sunday School and Bible class at 9 30, German language divine service at 10 30. Annual meeting of the congregation set for Tuesday Jan 8 at 2 PM. All members urged to attend.
Sunday School at 10 A M preaching at 11 A M people meeting 6 30 Evening worship 7 30 P M. Evangelistic volunteers to meet next Sunday afternoon. The church reports about 115 affiliated families. Xylophone solo praised. social events noted with Rock Club gathering and upcoming Kensington event. January 11 hosts planned at the Bowhays.
Peter Gnome calls the moon an orange moon and hurts Mr Moon who becomes angry. Peter apologizes as gnomes comfort him and the Moon laments his own mood while explaining some days feel tense and easily upset.
Methodist pastor Rev. Wm R Velte outlines church activities for Sunday January 6 with Sunday School at 10 Morning worship at 11 and evening service at 730 A M notes last Sundays Holy Communion and watch night service praised by attendees while noting sickness in families. Church ladies serve lunch and Chas Waggoner provides entertainment including Rocky Mountain pictures and games supervised by Miss Rachel Albright. The sermon ends with the bells ringing in the New Year.
A whimsical tale where Peter Gnome misreads the Moon as an orange to eat. They discuss the misperception, clarify intentions, and end with friendship. The Moon explains the orange robe comparison was misunderstood, and both agree misunderstandings happen as they share a dance and prepare for sleep.
Quote attributions discuss true charity as spontaneous and timely action, not born of importunity or emulation. Attributed to Hosea Ballou.
Airedale Bum roams North Bergen New Jersey seeking friends at the fire house. He falls from a Palisades ledge and is rescued by Fireman Fred Stockfish using ropes as onlookers cheer. Bum is calmed and helped back to safety with Stockfish praised by a fat cop.
Paul Stanley, a truck driver from Paw Paw Michigan, paid a $5 fine after spanking his wife on Hartford main street before a crowd. The act followed Mrs Stanley taking his automobile without permission as they left Justice Ora Killefer's court.
An inscription from a temple at Karnek Egypt suggests a canal connected the Nile to the Red Sea in the time of Seti I around 1380 B.C. Remnants of this channel are still traceable in parts of the Wadi Tumilat and its course was often used by engineers working on freshwater routes.
E. W. Howe criticizes clingy old beliefs and urges men to surrender untrue notions without fear. He compares stubborn myths to fates that dragged rivers to battle for favored heroes in a reflective column from Monthiv.
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