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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1929
Page
4
Sunday School at 9 30 in English. Divine services at 10 30 in English. Six confirmation class members to be confirmed. Public invited. Good Friday services in German at 10 50. Lord's Supper to be administered.
Holy week services run nightly 7:45 PM from Palm Sunday to Easter with special programs and speakers. Attendance gains noted at Sunday School with 1100 AM worship, mission study, and a large collection by the Men’s Bible class. The pastor praises sunshine and good roads and invites rural friends to attend.
Sunday School at 10, morning service 11, Young People's meeting 6:30, evening worship 7:30. Election of Young People's officers. Choir practice praised with 17 attendees and good refreshments. Booklets His Last Week distributed for March 24 readings. Eastern Vesper 3:30 4:30 and ushers named. Father Gretzinger’s preservice was a source of gratitude.
Dear Sir, Fred J. Lohmeyer reports about 49 inches of snow in Shelley Idaho and drifts up to six feet. Roads east and west are blocked, highways are open only for plowing progress, as he sends a subscription check and requests a change of address from Idaho Falls to Shelley R1.
Amos Bush writes from Zidah Washington March 1 1920 to Frank Pearce of Diller Nebraska. He recalls past support for the paper, mentions wedding anniversaries, aging, and their church work, and expresses renewed subscription due to familiar letters and pictures. He cites Bible belief and the New Testament as the guiding creed and prays for blessings to Pearce and his wife.
A fragment from a Dallas Texas church bulletin mentions ladies of the church casting off clothing of all kinds for a charitable cause. The brief item hints at a sale or donation drive as part of church activities.
In some Hungarian villages girls wear between thirteen and seventeen petticoats. The practice highlights traditional dress and regional customs reflecting local attire and age groups.
Will Green traded for a new Ford sedan this week. R E Colman visited Arapahoe to see a sister and stopped by Diller relatives before renewing for the Record in Lincoln. The J N C met Mrs Frank Grell on Mar 20 with ten members and eight children plus one guest Roy Patton.
Mr and Mrs Frank Grone hosted a Tuesday evening marital shower for Arthur Kunecke and Velma Do Little. A playful mock wedding featured an onion ring bearer and veil carried by friends, with gifts opened and reception music to follow.
On March 20 at 3 oclock Mr Behrend Gebhard and Miss Anna Lottman united in marriage at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church. Pastor H J Diekhoff officiated with attendants Henry Gebhard Grace Lottman ringbearers Robert Lottman and Evidence Gebhard. Emma Glathar played the wedding march and guests attended a 6 oclock dinner at the bride’s parents home.
A Tucson article promotes the city as a winter and health resort, highlighting its dry climate, desert scenery, nearby dams and irrigation projects, and sunny winters. It describes mountains, saguaros, citrus, cotton and other crops, plus a temperate winter with many sunny days and low humidity, attracting visitors and residents seeking milder conditions.
A fragmented recipe text mentions scalloped corn and celery with hints of peppers. It includes stray phrases about heat, timing, and adding ingredients, but the readable portion provides minimal concrete steps or measurements.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a pudding recipe with brown sugar and helene water references. Instructions and ingredients are garbled, mentioning half and cup measures, serve with something and a suggestive topping. This item appears to be an incomplete food preparation note.
Recipe notes describe making sweet bread sandwiches with a bread crust and cheese layer fried to brown. The nutty pudding mix uses chocolate, milk, raisins and dates, water and sugar with lemon juice cinnamon and cloves then cooled and served with whipped cream.
A brief note explains waxing delicate paper flowers by melting a small amount of wax. Hold the flowers over a pan, dip with a four spoon measure, and avoid excessive melting. Dip the whole flower into the wax as described for a firmer finish.
A compact poem notes how indoors walls and roofs block sunlight while the outside world remains clear, with a single sunny ray unblocked when outside. The verse frames light as a simple, unobstructed reality beyond shelter.
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