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St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller holds Sunday School and Bible class at 4 30 with Divine services at 10 30 in English. Everyone welcome.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1929
Page
4
St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller holds Sunday School and Bible class at 4 30 with Divine services at 10 30 in English. Everyone welcome.
Rev Wm R Velte outlines church activities with Sunday School at 10200 o'clock and preaching at 1100. Miss Margue Velte and Mr Hubert Filley feature in readings and song as two key dates loom: July 22 Fort Nebraska Conference Epworth League Institute and July 31 to August 7 the 33rd Nebraska Epworth Assembly. Assembly grounds lie two miles west of Lincoln on a paved road.
Pastor W E Ludwick invites members to Sunday School at 10 A M and services at 11 A M and 8 P M as the church begins vacation week then opens fall activities on the first Sunday in September. He notes a funeral trip in Kansas and a car description of Mrs Ludwick in a Ford coupé.
About two hundred 4 H boys and girls from Jefferson Thayer and Fillmore counties will attend a summer camp at Alexandria August 5. The program includes recreation demonstrations and judging morning sessions project work swimming boating and evening entertainments. Enrollment forms for Jefferson County are due to Raymond Nixon Fairbury by July 25. Also noted are camp death notices and mourning resolutions for Mrs Maude Kristor Mrs Fannie Etek Mrs Carrie Green Mrs Fayetta Cully with a pledge to drape the camp charter in mourning for thirty days and to send copies to families and the local paper.
Beatrice loses two large stores in three months while trade shifts to Lincoln and other towns. The piece argues towns’ internal fights hurt business, praising cooperation and honest service over low prices. It notes Ply mouth sweet corn flavor loss and Jefferson county school funds, and ends with a aviation joke about Mr Murphy’s first flight.
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