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St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller holds services and Bible class at 10 30 in German led by Pastor H J Diekhoff.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1931
Page
8
Congregational Church Schedules Sunday School and Meeting
Congregational Church announces W A Snyder superintendent of Sunday School at 100 oclock. The Keystone Kensington ladies will meet Friday afternoon at the church annex. All ladies invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. ‘Snyder
S.S
Keystone Kensington
Congregational’ Church
Abundant Life Sermon and Conference Call at Local Church
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces an evening service next Sunday at 8 o'clock with Rev. S.A. Praise and Pastor Mrs. L. M. Cavett. The morning service on Sept. 13 will elect a delegate and an alternate to the Lay Electoral Conference ahead of the Sept. 18 meeting in Omaha. The quarterly conference meets Sept. 15 in Omaha. All reports are due by Sept. 10 and parish members are urged to contribute to heighten the church's standing amid statewide challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
First
Omaha
Conual
St John’s Lutheran Plant Hosts Sermon and Broadcast
St John’s Lutheran invites worshipers to a 9:30 Sunday school and 10:00 service with a 10:30 English sermon on Emotions and Christian Living. Dr F H Knuber of the United Lutheran Church will speak via N BC network on WOW or KOA. Ice cream social is at 5 p.m. on Saturday Sept 5. Ladies Aid meets Sept 10 at 2 p.m. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pare Santer
F.H. Knuber
United Lutheran Church In America
NBC
Aid
Common Sense Advice For Health And Daily Habits
Public health tips discuss avoiding overexertion after illness and preventing poisoning, seeking medical care for severe burns, preventing influenza complications, early tuberculosis treatment, daily water intake, eye exams for school delays, diabetes management, and adequate sleep for children. Diagrams promote rest, diet, air, and regular medical guidance.
I Think I’d Better Go to Church This Sunday
A poem reflecting the inner conflict of choosing rest over church. The speaker weighs skipping the service due to weariness and dislike of the preacher, then concludes that attending offers grace, strength, and spiritual uplift through worship with others. The piece ends with a resolve to attend.
Trust Banking Spreads Rapidly Across National Banks
Aubrey B. Carter reports in the American Bankers Association Journal that trust powers in national banks rose over four years. By 1930 end, 2,472 banks held trust powers, with assets totaling 23.5 billion dollars, while 1,829 administered 79,900 trusts and 11,500 corporate trusts and bond issues totaling over 11.8 trillion? no. 11,803,700,000. Growth shown in numbers reflects rising public trust in corporate fiduciaries for estates consolidation and trust administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey .B. Carter
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
American Bankers Association
General Sherman Redwood Described as Largest Known On Earth
A historical note details the General Sherman tree in Sequoia National Park California as the largest living thing and oldest by volume estimates. Engineers calculated its volume at slightly over 600000 board feet with a height near 272 feet and ground circumference around 888 feet, suggesting ages of about 5000 years or more.
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el National Park
Californy
Household hints for burnt cake and laundry care
If you burn a cake let it cool completely then scrape with a lemon to remove heat and smooth the surface for icing. To dry cloths without rust spots on nails, place a wooden spoon over each nail to prevent tearing.
Railway trims passenger service on route Nebraska to Colorado
The state railway commission allows Burlington to discontinue passenger trains No. 16 and 17 between Oxford Nebraska and Brush Colorado for a sixty day trial. The line says annual savings would reach 51150 and that bus and other trains 2 3 14 and 15 will adequately replace the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railway Commission
Burlinton
Oxford
Nebr
Brush
Colo
Mischievous Monkey Helps Itself To Jam
A pet monkey in a garden finds raspberry jam left by a neighbor. The animal is startled by a broom and overturns a bowl. It rolls in the jam, then scampers away joyfully, spending the day scraping jam from its body and licking its paws.
Nutty NaturAL History Bird Attracts Curiosity In Mountains
A bizarre item describes a so called nutty natural history bird found nesting near eastern Georgia and South Carolina snowcapped mountains. It supposedly eats tar and feathers and can fly without wings. Scientists joke about its body parts being pecans and peanuts with a toothpick tail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
South Carolina
American Museum of Nifty History
Metropolitan Newspaper Service
OCWN
Longtime steel plant worker retires after 54 years
Worcester Massachusetts native Patrick Conlop began work at the steel and wire plant as a boy after his family's home was destroyed by fire in 1864. He retired recently after 54 years of continuous service at the plant.
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Worcester
Mass
Patrick, Conlop
Pin the Dog on the Nose Game
Children play a party game where a drawn dog is on a wall and players pin capital lettered name papers onto the dog. Blindfolded participants try to place a pin on the dog’s nose. success varies between nose tail or body. The game continues until someone correctly names the dog.
Ring Found After 18 Years in Fall River Tale
A diamond ring worth 150 dollars lost 18 years ago by Clifford Brightman was found by Manuel Cabral near Westport Point, where Brightman’s relative lives, ending a long mystery in Fall River Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Clifford Brightman
Manuel Cabral
Westport Point
Brightman
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ST. Paul's
EV. Lutheran
H. J. Diekhoff
Congregational Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
S.A
L. M. Cavett
S. S
Nebraska
ST. John’s Lutheran
Lanham
Kansas
F. Albin Heinz
Armour
Wein Nies
P&g
Yellowstone
Navy
Glark’s Store
Nutty Natural History
JUON
THE
Kookoo Kluxer
United States
M. J. Powell
Fairbury
O.G. Diehl
Jefferson County Abstract Office
Fairbury, Nebr
DR. McLeran
N. 6Th St. Me
Beatrick
Nebi
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