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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1948
Page
3
Pastor Theodore Moehring and Superintendent Otto Dauber lead church notices with Divine Worship at 10:00 AM and church school at 9:00 AM. Program emphasizes morning service and Sunday school details.
Esther Young leads morning worship at 10 A M with the theme Christ is the Answer. Keith Hays hosts Sunday youth fellowship at 7:30 P M. Albert Allen directs Easter play practice. The Ellis Men present a two act educational program Friday night featuring dressed roles and a dramatic scene.
Robert Pullen reports on the quarterly temperance lesson to be studied in Sunday School and worship. The topic, Christian character, aims to guard and strengthen believers against evils. Lesson reference cited from Ephesians 5.12-22.
Disjointed notes discuss Vor residence social scenes and income, mentioning taverns, expenditures, and comparisons. The garbled text hints at living patterns in Rus' and relates to monthly values, payments, and economic terms, with unclear references to people and places.
Fragmented text extols American workers enjoying freedoms denied elsewhere. It argues the United States offers high living standards, personal liberty, and the right to start businesses, stressing these privileges arise from core American principles and oppose communistic or socialist states.
A scrambled ad style notice touts a Special Process Waffle Syrup with built in taste phrases. It mixes product promises and limited time coupon language, featuring references to Tony and terms like built in taste and pleasure. The disjointed copy resembles a damaged promotion about a syrup product.
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