Diller Church Items
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran holds Bible class and divine services at 10 30 led by Pastor J Diekhoff and features a church meeting notice in Diller area records.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1930
Page
4
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran holds Bible class and divine services at 10 30 led by Pastor J Diekhoff and features a church meeting notice in Diller area records.
Pastor Albin Heinz named to lead St John’s Lutheran congregation as head of the Se Gaak company. Parishioners and local church officials welcomed the appointment noting his prior service and community work.
Friday notes describe first grade reading drills and penmanship, Scott Miller visiting, and a second primary room project on Indian pictures. Fourth grade studies Congo and race, and weekly festivity awards are listed for several grades. Art students work on color wheels and borders while culture and history topics are explored. Marine life experiments and a poetry unit on Sohrab and Rustum are mentioned.
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A young bride on a tiled porch mistakes a real estate agent for the train. Her husband, grim, asks for a brick from the garden to respond, signaling a sharp prank about their house’s distance.
A woman remarks she must give up on her hopeless husband despite catering to every habit ad and product for his comfort. She notes he is still impossible. The dialogue portrays marital strain and consumer-brand details used to influence his behavior.
An incident at a basketball game led to a disturbance after a comment about a candy store. Officials attempted to umpire the game but the dispute escalated, leaving the outcome unsettled.
A brief note features Dolly reassuring about absence of mind and Dill promising not to be missed. The fragment hints at a personal exchange between names and affectionate signoffs.
A fragment describes a person named Tee A connected to Cane and RW Ke MsNo being unwilling to assist or cooperate. The readable text hints at insistence on taking action without support and a reluctance to aid others. The excerpt lacks clear dates or locations.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss natural gas lines and tonnage, but meaning is unclear. No clear people, places, dates, or organizations are identifiable.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions pleasure and taxes with political overtones. No clear event or identifiable entities. unable to determine a coherent news item or subjects.
Fragmentary report describes a scene with a group of men discussing a tenant grant and a woman arriving at midnight to take someone home. The text is garbled and presents few clear details or names.
Fragmentary text shows garbled court linguagem with phrases like Yes we are on the money indicating a misheard remark. No clear names dates or outcomes are present.
A brief, rough dialogue shows a boy Georgie and his father in a tense moment. The sarcastic line I’ve never been a father hints at family strain and the child’s confusion. The fragment captures a domestic tone from the Indianapolis News archive.
A midnight scene shows two burglars creeping toward a house, scaling a wall and forcing a window. They enter as a clock strikes one, with a breathless line “Which one?” from a character named Union Pacific Magazine.
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