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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
4
A church report notes rising interest in the Sunday school with a new married couples class of 14 members and several more likely to join. The Dorcis adult ladies class met for its quarterly Kensington and business session at Mrs. E. L. Loock’s home with good attendance and a social program including games readings and music.
The Federated Community Church outlines Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. with an evening service at 8 p.m. The morning sermon explores Life in Galilee and the evening sermon, Canada Blackie, based on a convicted criminal’s life at Sing Sing and prison reform, plus class discussion plans and new choir practice.
School notes report Princess Chrysanthemum at the opera house tonight at 8. The report covers student work in drawing, handwork, music, and domestic science, Arbor Day tree planting, and recent school events including fund sales for the Child Savings Home. Also noted are track practice, a Baccalaureate sermon planned for May 21, and Commencement May 25.
The Post Office department announced that a treaty with British postal authorities will deliver regular mail and parcel post to Russia. First Assistant Postmaster General Bartlett said tons of parcels, mostly clothing, are sent weekly and 75 percent are delivered to the intended recipients.
The Philadelphia school system plans no firings over teachers who bob their hair. Superintendent Edwin C. Boome says decisions rest with the teachers and younger staff with trimmed hair face no dismissal threat.
In Columbia Pennsylvania a Peruvian macaw bit a Pomeranian on the ear at Clifton Shutter’s Wrightsville home. Startled, Shutter dropped a tray of half hatch Minorca eggs, toppling himself and injuring his head and the eggs which suffered internal damage.
Advice urges daily practice of reasoning to reach higher efficiency. Do not rely on others for answers. think through why and learn to judge, reflect, and apply to become a strong leader and decisive decision maker in work and life.
In a playful zoo vignette a monkey quips about the staff shuffle as workers worry about a transfer of the elephant keeper to the insect house. The scene turns on a joke about economic misgivings and ghostly looks from the animals.
Japanese widows use hair arrangements to mark status and whether they seek remarriage, a practice noted as part of traditional customs in the country.
Prince William of Sweden collected a vast zoological trove for the Royal Museum of Stockholm during an African hunt. The haul included about 1,000 mammals with 12 gorillas, 2,000 birds, and over 6,000 insects. He also climbed volcanoes to 13,000 feet where snow showed mouse tracks despite the bitter cold.
Mrs. Ferris becomes mayoress of Devizes following her mother’s 20 years prior tenure making a rare family succession. Her grandmother survives to witness both generations in the town's highest civic post.
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