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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1920
Page
4
Frank H. Gibson of Ossining New York was sentenced to four years in prison after conviction for bigamy. He allegedly married five women who were all living and not divorced.
A garbled excerpt captures Senator Sorghum criticizing idle voters who talk much without producing results. The misspelled phrasing obscures exact stance and context.
Reports indicate large collections of books left by troops in French camps awaiting disposal. One camp is said to contain 400,000 volumes with even larger totals at other sites. Official inquiries fail to locate owners of these derelict volumes.
Easter Sunday program announced for Epworth Church with Sunday school at 10 a m and Evening service at 8 p m. The opening exercise includes songs and readings led by several children and the pastor to speak on the Resurrection. Welcomes nonmembers and visitors returning home for Sunday. Also notes the marriage of Aug Jansen and Miss Henning of Plymouth Normal and the illness of Will Jansen's infant son.
Sunrise service at the Presbyterian church on Easter morning unites the young people from area churches. Sunday Sunday school starts at 10 A M with lessons in the Old Testament. Evening services at 7 and 8 8 o clock. Evangelistic week planned with Friday focused on school pupils.
Harbine reports suggest Harbine Weave will move to Ira London farm this week while Mr London relocates to Diller. Flo Wharton of IHidois visited Harbine on Sunday. Mrs Henry Arnolds returned from Lincoln area visits. Abbo Roelfs of Steele City visited Will Jansen. Dick Willems visited Lottm Addie aiebeks in Clyde Kansas.
The text asks Nebraskans to vote for John J. Pershing, presenting him as Nebraska’s choice and predicting a historic nationwide landslide if nominated. It contrasts Pershing with Johnson of California and Wood of New Hampshire, praising Pershing as a capable business executive.
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