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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1929
Page
4
St. Paul’s Ev. Lutheran near Diller lists H J Diekhoff as pastor. Sunday School and Bible class at 9 30. Divine services at 10 30 in English. Everyone welcome.
The article records Sunday services at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Pastor Wm de Velte and Superintendent S. S. Sunday. Morning and evening worships are described with a 11 oclock morning start and 7 30 pm evening finish. A choir piece The Master Potter is highlighted and the Lost Word is previewed for next Sunday. An orchestra is praised for its contribution.
In Dill er Public School notes, primary room reports multiple students absent sick and several pupils earning perfect weeks in spelling. Grades three and four engage in Indian picture projects and arithmetic drills using birch bark and toy money. Intermediate and grammar rooms describe absences for trips and illness, clubs formed, a citizen booklet underway, and Halloween decorations. High school notes cover Girl Reserves outing, Latin division contest, and student rosters.
Students thank Ruth Carmichael for a bouquet of dahlias and discuss vocabulary. The American Government class debates disarmament and military training with Annapolis and West Point. black cats and golden pumpkin decor brighten the lab as two English classes study description and write descriptive poetry about October days.
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