Diller Church Items Highlight Services and Attendance
The Congregational Church reports Rev. Robert A Helms and S S Brescing as leaders with W A Snyder supervising. Sunday School starts at 10 A M amid illness and colder weather, with hope for better attendance in three weeks. Bernard Patton mentions Samaria and a Sunday tour, and a recent Friday night event with Oeah and Miss meat described as enjoyable.
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Bernard Patton
Samaria
Ar Bonday
The
Holy
Will
St John’s Lutheran Lanham Service Notice
St John’s Lutheran Lanham Kansas invites worshippers to a 9:30 school service and 10:30 main service conducted by Pastor F Albin Heinz. Lenten service at 7:30 features sermon “With the Savior, to none welcome.”
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Lanham Kansas
F. Albin Heinz
Aeis
Diller Public School Notes 1982 Primary Highlights
A Diller Public School notes page recounts a birthday party for Dick Beckwith with games, treats, and Easter egg favors. It also covers classroom visitors, a Dutch wind mill project, student club roles, March decorations, perfect grades, and upcoming Junior plays including The Truth and Friendly Criticism with a cap and gown fund mention.
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H. H. Beckwith
Richardson
Hardy
Seine Ead
Paste Dean
Ne. Ean
Leu
Betty Elaine Richardson
Weldon Henrichs
Robert Arene Wee
Ant
Holland
Student reports and reforms discussed at school gathering
A school meeting covered geography algebra and language studies with reports by students such as Payetta and Maxine Fry. Activities included violin performances, Easter decor, and plans for a Kids Doll Party on March 15.
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Mar
Czechoslovakia
Maxine Fry
Payetta
P Ayetta
Bonnie Green
Anna Wenz
Alfred Malchow
H.S
Harold Henriche
Banks face limits in government aid to farmers
The passage argues banks are cautious and may not extend government aid to the farmers most in need. It questions whether desperate farmers can secure credit while banks trim risk and avoid disaster, risking loss of homes and freedom as government help falters.
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New Reconstruction Corporation
Rai
Jose
Skunk Hide Sparks Debate With Local Farmer
Alva Mahon of Smith county sold a calf hide for 45 Loren and showed a skunk hide, pondering whether skunks are a better bet than calves. He notes it all comes down to taste and smell.
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Alva Mahoni
Smith County
Cash Racket Baffled Towns In Ohio Purchase
A man paid with a twenty and departed. A woman bought a small item and claimed the change contained a planted twenty with a phone number on the corner. The passage ends with musings on uncertainty and political campaigns.
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Ohio
President's plan aims to move wealth to stimulate prosperity
The passage praises efforts to hoard wealth and redirect it from stagnant places into circulation to aid in restoring prosperity and economic vigor. It emphasizes the goal of material improvement through controlled distribution.
Hoover Hat Senses Lonely Campaign Board
A garbled report hints at political maneuvering in the republican circle with democratic factions possible. The text suggests uncertainty over votes and captioned coverage without clear names or places.
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Mr. Hoover
General Dawes Funds Delayed Benefit to Public
The record notes delays in General Dawes spending as billions are allocated nationwide but citizens report not yet receiving their share. The statement highlights ongoing distribution gaps and concern over timely relief.
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Dawes
European aid cuts spark U S frustration over funding
The remark signals Washington concerns that Europe is reducing financial support, provoking questions about future NATO and security allocations and shifting burden sharing among allies. The comment underscores ongoing tensions over defense spending and transatlantic funding commitments.
Nations Like Individuals Step On Toes
Fragmentary snippet reflects a weary view of Europe and collective decline. It hints at independence pressures and limited resources as nations confront dwindling influence and unity.
Man Who Could See Anything Is Recalled
A fragment recalls a man in a tense scene who claims special vision. The dialogue hints at a figure able to discern hidden details about a woman, implying a dramatic or detective element.
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Ad‘vance
Abe Martes
How are you comes it now
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Father fuels son's thirst for knowledge, mother says
A witty exchange attributes the son's curiosity to his mother for knowledge and to his father for the thirst. The remark highlights parental influence in shaping a child's eagerness to learn.
Judge Sentences Prisoner Ten Days For Assault
In a terse courtroom exchange the judge orders ten days imprisonment after the defendant denies assaults on a woman identified as Sarees. The dialogue centers on the claim of dislike for her apartment and resolves with the short-term penalty.
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Raleigh Bristol
Gretchen Fanders
Harry Beckwith
Elizabeth Green
Dorothy Nippert Flowers
Marcella Shutt
Raleigh Bristol Health
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Marteth
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Nebraska
Gage and
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Beatrice, Mehr
O.C. Diehl
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Jefferson County Abstract Office
Russell A. Davis
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