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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
8
A church oriented notice urges regular attendance and on time arrival for Sunday school and services. It stresses that early participation forms good habits in children and that religious services deserve respect through prompt attendance.
Sunday school at 10 and public worship at 11 and 7 30 with sermons on The Approach to God and Modern Slavery. Thanksgiving services at Federated church with Rev Pengelly. Community Club to host next lecture and entertainment on Friday evening Dec 7. committee planning preliminary program.
Pastor Pengelly urges action to receive Christian influence stating one hundred in Sunday school last week and room for more. He cites water cleansing as analogy for faith and invites worship at 11 A M with a study on World Wide Message for Christ followed by evening sermons on Christ a Perplexity and Appearances.
The note reports the town team defeated the High School on Friday with a 14 to 2 score. It mentions upcoming events, classroom activities about Indians, and a civic note about crooked sticks that disrupt people.
Invitation to multiple services notes Thenkegiving Day next Thursday and an Action Thanksgiving service at the Federated church on Wednesday night November 28. The notice asks everyone to be present.
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces Sunday schedule changes beginning Dec 2 with English Worship at 10 and German at 11. A National Lutheran Council relief drive solicits clothes and 10 cents per pound for transport for 16 million Lutherans in Germany. Cash gifts accepted. Bazaar Wednesday raises funds for Missions and Carlet building.
Washington reports a morgue of dead sailors and citizens belongings stored for heirs. The Treasury houses thousands of sealed packages from abroad, awaiting next of kin. Consuls inventory, settle debts, and forward cash and items to the U.S. treasurer, with fees.
The State department stores personal effects of unclaimed Civil War Spanish American and World War soldiers for sixty years. Guardianship by War Department continues until Congress authorizes sale or heirs appear. Proceeds from 1911 sale totaled 570 dollars. many items remain unclaimed awaiting disposition.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a playful exchange about a summer cottage visit with garbled names and phrases. No clear event or identities are recoverable.
The War department says criticisms of Belleau Wood graves in France are unfounded against officers in charge. Removal of over half the bodies for U.S. reinterment caused earth and grass disruption, but officials promise remedial work and a much improved cemetery outlook by spring 1924.
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