St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Services
H J Diekhoff, Pastor, leads Sunday School and Bible class. Divine services are at 10 30 in German.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1931
Page
8
H J Diekhoff, Pastor, leads Sunday School and Bible class. Divine services are at 10 30 in German.
F Albin Heinz pastor invites all to Sunday School at 9 30 German service at 10 30 and a Luther League organizational meeting at 7 30 p m next Sunday for men citizens in Webster.
W E Ladwick pastor at Congregational Church with W A Snyder superintendent. Sunday School at 10 A M, preaching 11, evening 7 30. Last Wednesday workers conference at Willis Clark home with about 25 in attendance. Discussed Bible problems, enjoyed songs and refreshments, others praised the session. Names of early Christian figures listed for study. Four new members joined at morning service. Public music class started its semester with rote songs, English class finishing Romeo and Juliet study, next term to begin new work. Teacher examinations set for Saturday January 17 at the school house.
Rev S A Draise and Mrs L M Cavett lead the church with church school at 10 o clock and preaching at 11 o clock next Sunday according to the notice.
Diller Public School reports perfect attendance in several rooms for the first semester, lists students with no absences or tardies, and records recent classroom activities including Eskimo sand sculptures and a birthday party. Notable details cover room reports, visitors, and ongoing projects amid a string of sickness-related absences in the Second Primary.
Dick Willems, district chief game warden and forest ranger, leads about six wardens and two to thirteen patrolmen plus smoke chasers. Ninety six township fire wardens, four railroad patrolmen, and 400 logging operators work under him. The district harvests around a million dollars in timber annually and 23 million pounds of fish from Lake of the Woods. The Game Fish Dept raises millions of fry and distributes birds. headquarters are in St Paul with district offices in Warroad.
Notable quip on marriage contrasts husband and wife perspectives. The line implies only husbands typically disagree with wives in married life. Source context unclear but reflects social commentary tone.
The Detroit News recounts rampant lawlessness in England during the 1700s with tales of royal figures like George II being stopped and robbed in public, including an highwayman who relieved the king of his purse watch and buckles near Kensington Gardens and the introduction of armed guards for mail coaches in 1702.
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