Church Items Dilller area service notes
St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller Rev L J Wolff and C L Hullman Supt S Sunday school 9:30 A M German services 10:30 Congregational Church W A Snyder Supt Sunday School 10 A M Mr Bourne to conduct morning service Children’s day program planned Everyone enjoyed last Sunday morning’s service Hope for more of that kind
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ST. Paul's EV. Lutheran Near Diller
L. J. Wolff
C. L Hullman
Congregational Church
W. A. Snyder
Bourne
Methodist Church Elects Nominating Members
At Sunday service the church elected three members for the nominating committee Mr Charles Oner Mrs Claude Ellis and Claude Ellis. Pastor's sermon Sunday will be The Cumulative Force of Good. Union services near the city park draw about two hundred with Rev Lorin J Wolff of Diller delivering the sermon. Diller Municipal Band provided music and is thanked for its support. Union meetings continue to grow in attendance and spirit. Next Sunday at eight o'clock the Rev Drew will preach.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert E. Drew
L. M. Cavett
S. S
Charlesoner
Claude Ellis
Lorin J. Wolff
St. Paul's Evangelical
Drew
Waggoner Hosts NCSA Club Social and Contests
Mrs. C. E. Waggoner entertained the NCSA club on Wednesday afternoon June 6 with fourteen members present. After the business meeting two state knowledge contests were held and prizes awarded to Mrs. Ray Eick and Mrs. T. C. Henrichs. Refreshments followed. the next meeting resumes in October.
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C. E. Waggoner
Ncsa Club
Robert Drew
Mise Leila Robertson
C. L. Waggoner
Vivian Waggoner
Robertson
Innis Schaaf announce upcoming marriage in David City
The engagement of Esther Innis to Judge Harold H. Schaaf is announced by Rev. and Mrs. C F Innis. The wedding is set for Wednesday at Trinity Methodist Church with a reception at 1615 F and the couple planning to reside in David City.
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C. F. Innis
Esther
Harold H. Schaaf
H. O. Schaaf
David City
Trinity Methodist Church
Memories of the Past Finmen Chronicle Local History
Forty years ago reports tell of Gus Clark ill with bowels inflamed and Ena Stafford visiting in the city. Mentions of a carload of farm equipment, railroad extension plans, local officials, a packing house collapse, and 1894 era legal and civic notes including a eight hour law ruling and village ordinances.
Nebraska Deaf and Dumb Institute funds bar us nine months
The state failed to appropriate funds for the Nebraska Deaf and Dumb Institute at Omaha for nine months forcing a seven month term. Enrollment reached 134 children. A grave robbing incident was noted at Miss Tinna Newberry of Hubbell with the coffin found empty.
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Nebraska State Deaf and Dumb Institute
Omaha
Tinna Newberry
Hubbell
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J. W. Foote
P. W. Price
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Fred Clark
Clark College of Embalming
George Waar
Kingeman
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Mother Hubbard
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Ian Bell
Orpha B. Bell
Johnnie Cunningham
Maude Bell
Lola Davin
Lela Robertson
Clare Robertson
Elva Robertson
Will Robertson
Beasie Bell
Grace Bell
Mable Thompson
Ray Green
Rex Green
Rue Green
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Ralph Green
Ruth Green
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