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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1921
Page
4
Church announces Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m pastor Otto Bergfelder invites all. Luther's stand at Worms will be properly celebrated during evening service.
The Federated Community Church lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. led by Clinton Tinetman. An 8 p.m. union service at the M E church features John Garretson. Y M C A notes praise for Mrs. Mayborn and 21 new department members and urges more active boosters.
The report shows 116 attendees in the Methodist Sunday School with a total of 355 across Federated, Methodist, and St. Paul Lutheran classes. A new Christ decision added one class to 14 members. St. Paul School undergoes reconstruction. Diller area has about 600 people in attendance.
Examinations show all departments working with vigor and daily athletic practice. Sophomores treat the Junior and faculty to a party with ice cream, cake, games, and stunts. Juniors gain praise for originality with a program of plays. Freshmen rumored to host a party soon. Manual training projects include a library table and music cabinet. Athletic club schedules regular practice on the baseball diamond and aims to form a strong track team.
The article describes earthquakes radiating from a central point of greatest disturbance. Shocks spread through the crust at about two miles per second and can strike adjacent towns simultaneously, sometimes appearing like a huge spider or spreading irregularly.
In the St Quent in area, villages rise Phoenix like after shelling. Artisans establish a grinding machine to turn debris from destroyed homes into mortar due to a shortage of stone and building materials.
Elmer J. Mott aged fifty, a gentleman, and Laura E. Galbraith aged forty eight, a lady and wealthy widow from Guylph Ontario, Canada, were granted a marriage license by Cupid Manson. Mott, formerly in real estate in Rome New York, plans to return East with his bride after three months on the Pacific coast.
John Burfind of Ritzville Washington rode 3000 miles to Long Island City New York to wed Kathryn Rupy. Two weeks later he returned with sister Anna Rupy and asked for a new license after a supposed misunderstanding with Kathryn.
National banks numbered 8 157 across the country reported total gross revenues of 1 109 000 000 for the year ending June 30, marking a new high. Comptroller John Skelton Williams said only five banks failed that year, a record exceeded only by the prior year which had no receivers.
The article argues independence by citing Filipino homesteaders in Mindanao. It notes families who left crowded areas to settle hemp and cocoa plots near Pikit Cotabato and Cebu workers who became landowners. It claims Mindanao is rich, sparsely settled, and hosts capitalists from the U S, using these success stories to claim Filipinos can govern themselves.
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