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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
4
The church announces a Holy Week schedule with Good Friday at 10:00 a.m. Easter Sunday features Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and a 10:30 a.m. sermon. An evening program titled Hallelujah Lo He Wakes will follow at 7:30 p.m. Easter Monday service is at 10:30 a.m. Pastor Otto Bergfelder invites all to attend.
Sunday school 10 a m preaching 11 a m Epworth League 7 p m preaching 8 p m Baptism offered for those joining. Easter program planned for evening service. Public invited. The 8.8 Banquet honors winner of a three month SS attendance contest. Menu includes wafers fruit cocktail creamed chicken and more for 54 youths with toasts and social hour.
IHE Federated Church announces Easter Bazaar at City Hall with booths built by Oliver Diehl and Mr. Emmert. services include baptismal emersion at the Christian Church, Lord's Supper, and a cantata King of Glory featuring Alice Line Pearl Diller and various choirs and quartets. The event promises a memorable communal gathering with a joyous Easter tide.
In a magazine piece Henry Ford offers a measured view of young people, noting generations see faults yet history shows progress. He asserts most youth contribute to civilization while a minority drift into wasteful behavior, and his reassuring conclusion remains worth discussing.
A cautious editorial urges elders to break silence on criticism and affirm their faith in children, arguing that timely support strengthens family and community bonds. It emphasizes balanced guidance and hopeful, constructive expectations.
A woman seeks tincture of myrrh and enters a peculiar apothecary with white walls and glass, only to learn the store once was a barroom. The clerk explains the quirky space with columns, pilasters, and a bent counter as the tale turns to transformation.
Fifty pupils wrote county exams last Thursday and Friday. Domestic Science served dinner to visiting pupils. Students built concrete posts for teeter boards and watched a physics demonstration on film development. Track team activity and Arbor Day plans are noted along with class exhibitions and upcoming plays and concerts.
Two shoe factory workers in Haverhill Massachusetts learned they inherited five million dollars each from distant kinsman Major Edward J Currey. The brothers James and Patrick Canning planned modest uses yet consider buying a car after decades of frugal living. The story traces Currey’s rise from Confederate major to Kentucky distilling magnate and his longtime, unromantic generosity to his Canning relatives.
A Petrograd physician fabricates a fictitious family to obtain double rations and related benefits. He falsely claims a wife and children, triggering milk and delicacy privileges. An investigation uncovers his scheme, leading to a tragic sequence of misdated births and a deadly, papered massacre, yet he evades detection.
Patrick Canning and his wife discuss their long settled life in Haverhill after receiving a money windfall. They plan no major changes, hoping to enjoy a brief vacation but return home, valuing community, friends, and the familiar. The father contemplates a possible factory job return and ensures the children may benefit from the funds.
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