Diller Church Items and Morning Service Plan
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Diller church items and a morning service plan. Mentions Gehan B45 A.M. spr atts Great, an orchestra, and intentions for Sunday morning with possible evening activities. No clear names or dates beyond scattered terms.
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Gehan
A.M. St
Methodist Church Services Hinge on Statewide Series
Reverend L S Jeffery leads Sunday School at 10:00 a m and preaching at 11:00 a m with a noted serence style as part of a statewide series that has shown strong success. No evening service next Sunday due to the Chautauqua. Dr J R Gettys district superintendent led the final quarterly conference for the year. June 5 topic centers on How the Gospel Overcomes Race Prejudice with Peter Preaching to Gentiles as the Go Text.
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Forte
Sunday Methodist
J. R. Gettys
Peter
Minute Men Call Resurfaces in Warstrom Editorial
A garbled excerpt echoes Emersonian war rhetoric and calls for Minute Men amid renewed conflict fears. The piece mocks a cautious leader and hints at diggings and tunnels as strategic concerns, reflecting a tense historical moment.
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Emersonian
Ceca
Mother's and Daughter's Banquet Closes Woman's Club Year
A Woman's club close of year event held at the community hall Friday evening May 27 featured a Mother's and Daughter's Banquet. Attendees enjoyed a pleasant atmosphere and garden fair perfomances as artistically arranged tables in pink and green created a festive scene.
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Service Notes and Events
Otto Bergfelder pastor leads readings on redemption and Spirit work. Sunday school at 9 30. Peter preaching service at Peoshou Celebration of the Lord's Supper. Choir rehearsal 8 p m sewing circle met Thursday at Mrs Henrichs home. All invited.
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Peter
Peeshou
F. Henrichs
Miscellaneous Notes On Science Society And Travel
A collection of brief observations covers German experiments with electric fertilization, aristocratic British homes facing upkeep costs, London households offering extended vacations for maids, a physician’s remark on a patient’s prognosis, a 102 year old death, raw carrot health claims, an aviator’s sunset sight on a London to Paris flight, a 7000 foot altitude tour, rare diamond back terrapins near extinction, and high prices for a single Chesapeake Bay terrapin specimen.
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Britain
London
Gillet
England
Paris
Chesapeake Bay
Celle
Ye old fashioned garden tribute in verse and flowers
A decorative poem style piece describes a garden set with flowers named for mothers and daughters. Mrs Andrews the rose and Mrs Line the pansy symbolize maternal bonds while Bernice Calkins, Mrs Henry Frigbie and others are named. Eileen Green and Betty Thompson are noted for butterfly motifs and guests receive roses as keepsakes.
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Rosemary
Henry Frigbie
Eileen Green
Frank Cully
Dase
Milles
Betty Thompson
Geneva Rowe Priabie
Time and Fate The Lidn and Tomorrow in Brief Sketch
An early 20th century note sketches themes of time and destiny with literary figures and scattered titles. It hints at a collage of names and phrases, suggesting editorial fragments or a poetical conceit rather than a cohesive narrative.
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Hill
G. L. Ehood
Cibbe
Pires
Robin Bie
Lake Michigan Nearby Waters Mention Reveals Confusing Line
Fragmentary OCR text references Lake Michigan and a botched line about five or four items, unclear entities. The readable portion hints at a location near the lake and possible discussion of a state or query, but lacks concrete subjects or events to summarize.
Wider Roads to Meet Traffic Growth Near Cities
The paper notes a rising need to widen highways as urban areas expand. It predicts 30 000 000 vehicles in a few years and argues good roads benefit farmers in remote areas by enabling food and supplies to reach population centers efficiently.
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Ican
Tten Ve
Ita
Religion versus business in the church scene
A fragmented excerpt depicts a debate on whether religion should govern debts and duties. The speaker argues that faith requires caring for widows and following church duties, while another voices that paying debts is business, not religion, highlighting a clash between spiritual and practical obligations.
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