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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
8
A damaged OCR passage mixes scattered scriptural citations with stray words about hearing, separation from God, and divine goodness. The text references Isaiah 59:2 Psalm 78 and Romans 18 10 and includes garbled phrases about the Lord and dwelling, lacking coherent narrative.
The church plans its usual Sunday worship with the administration of the Lord's Supper added to the service next Sunday, reflecting a customary practice.
Next Sunday is Pentecost and Zion Lutheran holds lay school at 9 30 a m with service at 10 30 a m The Ladies Aid meets in the afternoon at Mrs R s home Choir rehearsal is Sunday at 8 15 p m The parochial school runs Tuesday Wednesday all are invited Otto Bergfelder pastor
Sunday services at the Methodist church included 10 pm and 2 pm gatherings with special Memorial sermons held last Sunday. Rev Clark from the Federated church delivered a timely talk and Mrs Dr Jefferson presented a notable rendition. A. Martin of the hospital in Omaha attended the evening service and offered a sermon.
Saturday evening at Bocece residents urged attendance as a key district meeting could be the final gathering of the year with the District Superintendent present to discuss important matters.
Sunday services at 108, m 80p m and 7:00 p m. Sacrament observed at morning service. evening theme A Man with Two Talents. Sunday School gender contest underway with men leading. Children’s Day program set. Ladies Aid to hold a food sale June 3 at Beyders Store. Note mentions coastal Patagones to Cape San Antonio oil region.
The text discusses naming babies after the month May and traces its evolution from earlier forms. It notes May’s place as a month name and questions its uniqueness among monthly names. The passage reflects linguistic drift and cultural naming patterns without reporting a clear event.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places with unclear context. It reads like a stray line from a page segment, referencing people or terms such as Brer Simcox and MoM ngeses, with scattered phrases about drying, clay, and setting up. The meaning remains unreadable.
Archaeologists uncover 2000 year old Ruths in Borys revealing a feminist city with a prince and a princess in power, a female prefect and a mixed economy of military and commerce. Cuneiform records mention a postal system with instruction letters to pay specified sums.
Vague OCR notice states a bond election will be held in a district at a school location. It mentions voters and a district official, but details are unreadable.
Probate notice from Jefferson County Nebraska directs an order of hearing on the foreign will of Jacob. Lowvis J Nutzman is named as the county official overseeing the proceeding with details indicating the action to validate the testament in probate court.
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