Diller Church Items At St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller announces Sunday School and Bible class at 9 30 am with Divine services at 10 30 am conducted in German. Everyone welcome.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1929
Page
4
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller announces Sunday School and Bible class at 9 30 am with Divine services at 10 30 am conducted in German. Everyone welcome.
Sunday services include church school at 10 00 led by Mrs L M Cavett and a sermon at 11 00 by the pastor. Evening service at 7 20 includes a study on Christ of the Indian Road and a Home Mission lecture on Twenty-one Nationalities in one Church. Easter program plans, improvements in attendance, and condolences for Mrs Geer are noted alongside reflections on war and current events.
Congregational Church promotes a 64 page booklet tracing Jesus life through the last eight days. Daily lessons begin with Palm Sunday and cover events from the triumphal entry to post resurrection appearances. A daily outline lists Monday through Sunday events and readings.
The text describes an informal game where an even number of players form two sides. Each player holds a short stick with a string and a tied paper ball on the end. A soft rubber ball is used for goals at each end, with the aim to score by striking or guiding the ball into the opponent’s goal. Players set up stakes like hats or coats as markers and use ground marks to define play areas.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Brandy Nad and a rosehoe sequence with unclear context. It references Robby Nothin Ale and a comparison to a piggier state, but the overall event and details remain unreadable.
Regina report tells of a man named Frank Charthers of Seattle who after a 25 year search reunited with his sister Mrs CA Palmatie in Strasbourg Sask. He died soon after in a sudden heart failure attributed to overwork. The obituary notes their separation years ago and the poignant reunion before his death.
A sea lion attacked a stroller on Banff shore and bit the man’s leg before lunging and clamping with its mouth. Bystanders grabbed a shovel the man carried, turned the animal, and drove it back into the water. The animal measured four feet and weighed about 20 pounds.
An eight farmer town faced a failed electric pump at a well in Saranac Lake. Experts including a pump factory specialist could not diagnose the issue. A district elder suggested the father had drawn water from the well. the well remained dry after investigation.
A memorial honors Thultt Frante, famed flying ace who died over enemy lines. His baptismal church in the village houses a stained window and the commemorative inscription marks his sacrifice.
Connecticut athlete remains top despite a fractured leg hindering competition. Officials report continued dominance in the season, with supporters praising resilience and ongoing training through recovery.
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