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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1928
Page
4
Diller church notes announce no service next Sunday due to the mission festival of Rev. Henrichs in Home City Kansas. Next services are planned for Sunday October 21. Chicago editor George Elliott of the Methodist Review and others urge attendance at the meeting even for parts of it.
The Centenary Methodist church lists a 10:00 A M Sunday School, 11:00 A M and 7:30 P M preaching services. Attendees invited to meet the new pastor. Beatrice district ministers meeting noted and Men’s Council in Lincoln October 18 19 highlighted with speakers W S Kenyon Raymond Robins and John T Stone.
Pastor W. E. Ludwick leads Sunday School at 10, worship at 11, and evening service at 7:30 with a second 8:40 sermon by Rev. Inglis. The Lincoln Association annual meeting in David City drew praise for a strong church year as Keystone Kensington plans a fall supper on Nov 10 with Mrs. Harley Moffit hosting.
The piece muses on Fall bringing variety in weather and activity from football to hunting and kitchen cheer. It notes seasonal change, aims at a lifestyle of work and play, and ends with a prompt to identify Cardinal ball players and their ancestries amid American pride.
The Record notes party campaign dates for the two major parties. Republicans visit Fairbury Saturday afternoon and evening while Democrats tour the county on Wednesday and Thursday.
Road workers on the P W F highway west of the cemetery report many autos passed during the day but only two, George Riddle and Howard, slowed to a stop as they went by.
A young man teases fellow passengers aboard a train until an elderly man interrupts. The clever exchange sharpens as the tall man and the short man in the street are teased, leading to an unexpected punchline that shifts the mood.
A garbled excerpt shows a buyer asked about relations between a tall and a short man with the answer that the short man is the other's mother. The text shifts to a note on Ona opening vows and a family scene. Early Monday reports say he was recovering and may return home by Sunday.
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