Diller Church Notes and Upcoming Activities
Community events and religious notes from Diller Church: Easter plans emphasize record attendance, sermons on belief in a future, and lessons from Judas biography. Ladies Keystone Class hosts Kensington Friday April 2 with a themed menu. Rex Theater Community Lecture features High School orchestra and John W. Delehant. Scouts meet Monday at the Christian church with emphasis on training and service. Continuous efforts in worship, prayer, and church outreach amid busy farming season.
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Judas
Keystone
Kensington
Willis Clark
Tenue
Rex Theater
John W. Delehant
Christian Church
Cavett
Methodist church notes on Sunday school and message
The S S made a good showing last Sunday and with improving weather the church hopes all will attend to strengthen the school. Mrs Innes gave a practical message on the home and family.
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S. S
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church announces services and details
Otto Bergfelder, pastor, lists Sunday School at 9 30 Worship at 10 30 AM with baptism theme The German Lenten meditation is at 7 30 PM Subject Homemade Prophets based on St Paul Titus 1 13 16 A witness is true and rebuke Them sharply The sewing circle meets Thursday at Mrs O Bergfelder The Lord's Supper is celebrated on Good Friday at 10 AM Catechetical instruction begins Saturday at 9 AM All are invited
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Otto Bergfelder
St. Paul
Titus
God
O. Bergfelder
Diller Public School News Highlights
Diller Public School notes show Mildred as sports editor and Fredia Brandt listed in the faculty section. The snippets mention Frangen Intermediate and a grammar room, indicating classroom or editor roles within the Diller school pages.
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GTO i
Ronico Diller
Mildred of Eaeeore
Illey Grammar Room
Eas Frangen Intermediate
Fredia. Brandt
School attendance and activity in multiple grades
First Primary pupils completed their third booklets this week while Mrs Innis taught Second Grade numbers Frank Cavett taught. Key absences included Kathryn Johnson Cecil Findling due to pink eye and Cleo Green missed Monday and Tuesday. Intermediate room notes rising illness and absences plus a basketball lesson and new outdoor goals. Grammar room Mrs Innis discussed what the American flag stands for and Geneva Industrial School for Girls.
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Kathryn Johnson
Cecil Findling
Cleo Green
Est Stefford
Monroe Northup
Bonnie Green
Esther Bristol
Thella Madden
Freda Brandt
Senior Geography Class Observes Three County Schools
High school seniors in the Senior Professional Training class toured three country schools on Tuesday. They visited Mrs Fanders, Myps Gately and Chas Nickegon’s at Fairbury for lessons and a studio session at Johnston’s. Faculty attended a county teachers meeting in Fairbury last Saturday with Sea Lock from the University of Nebraska as main speaker.
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Mise Parker
Mra
Fanders
Chas
Nickegon
Bury
Johnston’s
Fairbury
Sealock
University of Nebraska
Miss Martin
Parker
Awards to athletes and debaters in morning assembly
Distinctions in athletics and debate will be awarded at the morning assembly. Basketball players receiving Ds include Lynn Waggoner Loyal Henrichs Veral Green Corda Wiemers Dorie Colman Donald Colman Hubert Filley Hubert Patton and Leonard Fiiebie. Girls with GA A points earning Ds are Opal Hill Mildred Mayborn Alberta Fol Berenice Fanning and Phyllis. Debaters Beslan Berenice Diller Bernice Calkins Mildred Mayborn and Phyllie Patton will also receive Ds after a piano duet and a reading by Marie Roelf.
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de Gy
Lynn Waggoner
Loyal Henrichs
Veral Green
Corda Wiemers
Dorie Colman
Donald Colman
Hubert Filley
Hubert Patton
Leonard Fiiebie
Opal Hill
Mildred Mayborn
Alberta
Berenice Fanning
Phylis
Beslan
Berenice ‘Diller
Bernice Calkins
Mildred ‘Mayborn
Phyllie Patton
Marie Roelf
Orchestra and Glee Club Set for Community Club Program
The orchestra and the Glee Club will appear this evening at the community club program bringing musical entertainment to local attendees.
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Orange and Black
Glee Club
John Bunyan Birth, Life, and Pilgrim's Progress Author
John Bunyan born near Bedford England in 1628 son of a tinker. He fought in the civil war then turned to religion joining the Anabaptists and preaching despite laws. His 12 year pileon sentence ended with release and pastoral leadership. He died in 1688 while visiting London.
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John Bunyen Bunyan
Bedford
England
John Bunyan
Bunyan
Society of Ansebaptiste
Bunyance
Pileon
London
George
Matthew Adams
Greatest Salesman in the World Delivers Line of Goods
A Chicago firm advertising for a salesman received a reply from a map claiming to be the greatest salesman in the world. They engaged him and gave him three lines to sell anywhere in the West. After a week with no orders the telegram arrived. I am not the world's greatest salesman I am the second best. The greatest salesman is the man who gets them to buy these goods.
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Chicago
Cork explains buoyancy when bodies enter water
The Bureau of Standards notes cork use in water varies with the body. Most people float, and lighter body parts affect buoyancy. A 150 pound body may require about six pounds and ten ounces of cork to stay afloat, depending on which parts are submerged.
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Bureau of Standards
Sunlight urged for babies by federal doctor
Dr. Marthe M. Elot of the Children's Bureau urges more outdoor sun for healthier babies. In New Haven a joint demonstration with Yale and the pediatric department shows sunlight helping prevent and cure rickets. Ultraviolet rays beyond visible light are noted as powerful in destroying bacteria and aiding health.
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Sol
Marthe M. Elot
Children's Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Eliot
New Haven
Conn
Yale School of Medicine
Cattle Thieves Sell Steer to the Hotelkeeper in Alberta
Two farmers in the Brooks Alberta district were arrested after being caught skinning a stolen steer. A local constable tracked a suspected cattle thief, then followed him by car. The pair were found with a beef carcass at 1 am and were later sentenced to two years with one day in Lethbridge jail, with hard labor. The steer belonged to a hotelkeeper who intended to buy it.
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Brooks
Alta
Lethridge
Reason for Belief in Lost Continent
The article discusses Le Plongeon's claims about inscriptions in Yucatan describing a submerged old Atlantean continent. It links these theories to tales of a world flood and argues that the American continent is geologically ancient, noting discoveries of 172 cities and vast populations, suggesting a shared ancient civilization.
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le Plongeon
Yucatan
Central America
American
New World
Egypt
Peruvian and early American highway builders explored
The passage credits Peruvians and Incas with early highway work from Quito to the coast, describing roads 25 feet wide, stone paving, side trees, and retaining walls. It notes similar South and Central American roads and cites a 1664 New York proclamation detailing clearing, marking trees, bridges, and upkeep of highways.
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Quito
South
Central America
New York
Frog Seeks Mud For Protection Amid Disturbance
A frog avoids steep water when disturbed and looks to mud at the bottom or shore for safety. The instinct to seek concealment is tied to predator presence like bass or pike nearby, according to the text.
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Inettnet
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