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Sunday school begins at 10 a m with Rev C F Innis preaching in the morning and again in the evening.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
8
Sunday school begins at 10 a m with Rev C F Innis preaching in the morning and again in the evening.
Rev W F Clark invites parishioners to 10 am Sunday school 11 am and 8 pm worship with a morning sermon Going Up to Jerusalem and an evening song service using the new hummer book. Midweek plans aim to Ha rvest Home Sunday Oct 1. Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies meet Sept 21 2 30 Kensington.
Weekly religious reflections titled Pure Religion and daily verses. Sunday urges care for the orphan and widow, Monday thanks to God, Tuesday highlights John 3 16, Wednesday warns pride, Thursday cites righteousness and national greatness, Friday the Golden Rule, Saturday calls on all to hear the word of the Lord.
An account traces the history of Faneuil Hall from its early colonial origins through its use as a public market and political hub. It notes Peter Faneuil's wealth from trade, efforts to regulate markets, and the August 27 1768 protest meeting that fueled the Boston Tea Party on December 16.
Diller public school notes report an opening enrollment of 151 with 78 in grades and 73 in high school. Eight faculty members led by Superintendent W. W. Linch and Principal J. A. Erickson chart a year of Botany Latin Plane Geometry European History and a new high school news section. The sophomore class dominates the high school, with 28 students, and the boys athletic association welcomed 20 new members and purchased a new football.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County. In the matter of the estate of Isaac D Steiner deceased. Petition of Robert W Steiner prays administration be granted to John D Steiner as administrator. Hearing set for September 26 1922 at 9 AM in county court Fairbury. Notice to interested parties via publication in Diller weekly for three weeks. Louis J Heasty Barnes attorney.
A note invites readers to make the office their headquarters when in Fairbury Nebraska the County Seat, located over First Netona Bank. It promotes a central office space in the town.
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