Church Services at St Pauls Ev Lutheran
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church held English Sunday School at 9 30 and English worship at 10 30 with choir practice at 8. The article notes G. F. R. as pastor.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1923
Page
4
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church held English Sunday School at 9 30 and English worship at 10 30 with choir practice at 8. The article notes G. F. R. as pastor.
Public worship at 11 oclock with Rev W F Clark preaching on Spect Christians The Federated Community church invites members to a following meeting after morning service Union evening services at the Methodist church feature a sermon on Setting Life to Music.
Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m union services last Sunday inspired the audience. Improvements soon finished and invitations issued. Board finances show foreign missions at 1 187 highest ever with total foreign field baptisms 60 478 in 1922.
Oliver Diehl writes from Lincoln Nebraska and on the road with the Stangard Chautauqua System listing towns in the circuit from June 6 to September 4 including Ulysses Belden Maxwell Lewellen Cheyenne Wells Mesita Pagosa Springs Ridgway Steamboat Springs Guide Rock Valley Table Rock Walnut and notes busy tent work lectures and a performance titled Her Family on Display. He describes a successful chautauqua in Ulysses and the mud and rain delays in travel between Lincoln Blaine and Sioux City with tent upkeep and nightly sleep gaps amid showers and strong crowds.
A traveler’s diary recounts a June 1923 schedule across Nebraska and Colorado. He notes stops in Maxwell and Belden, meets supervisors, and details camp life, weather, and a kite tournament. He mentions lectures by Joel Eastman and a Chicago trip to Denver landmarks, finishing with Cheyenne Wells plans.
The author recalls mosquitoes during a stay at Maxwell and describes using a improvised net to cover the head at night. They mention Beauford nearly being bitten and plan to eat something before quitting. The tone is brisk and personal.
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