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St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran near Diller with Pastor H. J. Diekhoff holds Sunday school and Bible class at 9 30 and divine services at 10 20 conducted in English. Everyone welcome.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1928
Page
4
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran near Diller with Pastor H. J. Diekhoff holds Sunday school and Bible class at 9 30 and divine services at 10 20 conducted in English. Everyone welcome.
Reverend R M Harris urges attendance at a union Memorial Day service at the Methodist church on May 27 and notes the General Conference in Kansas City. Delegates from Japan China India and other nations attend as the speaker praises world service funding and recalls John Wesley’s enduring influence.
Last Thursday evening in the Diller Opera House 26 students completed public school studies. Fifteen seniors earned diplomas from the High School and eleven elementary pupils graduated. Russell McCreight led with a 93 percent four year average. Dean McProud urged higher educational standards as society grows more complex. A large crowd attended the ideal evening with a full program including processional invocation solos class honors and multiple addresses.
The Woman's Club met May 9 with Elizabeth Fouts as hostess and B F Henrichs assistant. Mrs. Cully led a program on music week, with papers by Cully Wood and S Miller. A Danish folk dance and a quartet performed, followed by a musical romance and a game, as women enjoyed the event.
W E Ludwick pastor announces Sabbath day observance and church school at 10 a m with preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m. Four truism notes urge the value of the church to the community and to individuals in sickness and death.
Guests from Chicago and local members enjoyed a picnic style closing meeting at the city park in Fairbury. Refreshments were served as a crowd of members and children gathered for an afternoon of sociable activities with numerous officers and attendees listed.
Bert Frisbie of Hereford Texas notes persistent rain with six downpours in the past week as weather conditions remain wet and unsettled across the area. He recalls the phrase we are sure wet.
Sherd Henderson of Hollenberg Kansas died Saturday night after a short illness. He was a berber by trade and a brother-in-law of J. E. Kerr formerly of Diller now of Lincoln. He once operated a shop in Diller.
The Fairbury chapter of Daughters of American Revolution repaired the Ed Hawkes log cabin moved from Endicott to Fairbury City Park. New roof and windows, repaired floor and cracks, rebuilt fireplace and chimney, and planned plantings. Dedication ceremony expected next month with state and national officers and local clubs.
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