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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1926
Page
8
Reverend W S McCallister reports thirteen baptisms and fifteen new members at Sunday service. Mrs Innes returns to speak on temperance next Sunday. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society hosts a buffet luncheon March 23. Lent services and catechetical instruction announced with all invited.
Pastor Otto Bergfelder notes strong Sunday worship turnout and a good lenten meditation, praising growing interest across ages. He urges faithful stewardship and recalls last Sunday’s sermon on living for more than worldly pleasures.
Church announces socials at the Christian Church next week and a final Community lecture by young Beatrice lawyer John W Delehant. Scout meeting Monday. Easter Sunday two weeks away. Missionary meeting March 25 at the parsonage led by Mrs V Clark. Diller leads. Operetta On a Midsummer's Day tonight at the Diller Opera House with Miss Martin and Miss Raymond guiding pupils and the Senior Orange and Black orchestra performing between acts.
Diller High notes illness absences among staff and students, with updates on geography practice, health posters, and 5th grade decimals. Orchestra prepares for Grade School Operetta and Community Club performance. Freshman Home Economics begins clothing unit as Lyon Waggoner recovers from illness. Marquette High defeats Diller High 16-8 in state tournament, citing captain Lynn Waggoner’s absence and tall opponent advantage.
Beatrice H S debating team meets Diller here this afternoon at 4 15 in a practice debate. Diller will uphold the negative and Beatrice the affirmative of the state question. There will be no judges. Diller debated Superior here Wednesday afternoon taking the affirmative side of the question.
Excerpt discusses the Seven Last Plagues, prophecies from Jeremiah and Isaiah, and apocalyptic imagery. It cites chapters and verses about desolation, darkness, and divine judgment, urging readers to seek refuge in chambers until indignation passes. References to Psalms and future prophecies appear amid garbled OCR text.
A writer in March 1926 claims sixth vial signs will unfold soon. He asserts Babylonian prophecies tie to Revelation and Daniel, predicting 1260 years from 666, with 1926 as the final year. He urges Jerusalem as world center, warns nations against war, and identifies the author as guided by divine spirit.
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