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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
8
Otto Bergfelder, pastor. Services for the sixth after Trinity on Sunday include Sunday school at 9 30 A M with the lesson How God gave the ten commandments to Israel. Worship and preaching at 10 30 A M on the sacrament of holy communion. All are invited to attend and listen to sermons, strive to be faithful to the S S.
Rev. W S McCallister and Rev. Glenn Shanks preached a practical sermon last Sunday. Many favor suspending league services during July and August while school and public services continue. Hot days and vacations test regular attendance. If it is too hot they may adjust.
The Federated Community Church under Rev. W. F. Clark notes a favorable turn in a Reds and Blues game. Next Sunday aims to attract attendees with a Living Pictures program by the Keystone Class titled Women of Destiny. Religion of the Road will be the morning message. Juniors meet at Presbyterian and Y P C U at Christian church at 7 15.
The Hanover Democrat argues that schools influence community prosperity beyond education, shaping real estate values, population stability, and civic life. It cites examples and quotes from notable figures to stress schools as a public service and vital asset.
The author recalls the Easter Sunday 1913 Omaha tornado that devastated Dundee and surrounding areas. She describes dark skies, a greenish glow, and a sudden violent wind that toppled homes and caused widespread destruction while residents sought shelter and aid.
A narrator recalls wading through a ruined city as lightning, flooding, and fires illuminate shattered streets. They witness a grieving man searching for a loved one, a collapsed garage piled with cars, and a once solid neighborhood left in ruin before finally reaching the safe, dry front hall of their own home.
The Liberty Bell was cast in England for the Philadelphia State House in 1752 and cracked on arrival. It was recast in Philadelphia in 1758 with the inscription Proclaim liberty throughout the land to all the inhabitants there of. It rang on July 4 1776, cracked again in 1835, and has not rung since. Preservation efforts by J Sellers Bancroft used a concealed spider mechanism to stabilize the damaged rim.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County. In the matter of the estate of Adah. The petition of Olin C. Diet was read and filed in district court at Fairbury to be heard, showing cause why the petitioner should not be appointed. A notice of the petition will be published from July 9 to July 28.
Persons interested in said matter by publishing a copy of this order in the Diller Record a weekly newspaper printed in said County for three successive weeks prior to said day of Louis J Nutzman any County Judge E A Wonder atty for estate.
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