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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1923
Page
4
Saint Paul’s Lutheran announces Sunday School 9:30 to 10, English worship 10 to 11 with Genesis 6 9, German worship 11 to 12 with Isaiah 40 1 8, Ladies Aid and Missionary Society 2:30, Christmas practice for Sunday School children 2:30, choir practice 7:30 led by Pastor F R Duhrkop.
The Federated Community Church highlights last Sundays worship and urges attendance for Christmas exercises. Parents are asked to ensure children join practice and support the Keystone class in their work. Next Sundays sermons focus on revival conditions and Christ's Call to Business Men.
The Methodist church week schedule lists Sunday School at 10 A M and morning service at 11 A M with sermons on Camouflage and The Land of Beginning Again. Evening service follows at 7 30 P M as the pastor welcomes all nonmembers and notes recent church improvements and a goal of 120 in Sunday school next Sunday.
A student, Ralph, cannot offer change for a charity tag day at a large art school where a smiling girl pleads for donations to help needy children during the Christmas party season. The scene captures repeated tag day appeals as students hurry inside.
Ralph saves a dollar for charity in a school Christmas drive and notes his loneliness as vacation nears. A girl called Lillian returns home, and a telegram brings news that she arrives today, lifting Ralph’s spirits as he imagines painting a child’s eyes and sharing a holiday.
A. H. Allen of Muskegon, a major western Michigan gladioli grower, has dedicated his life to free flower distributions to hospitals and charitable institutions. For about fifteen years he has used flowers to spread kindness, with eleven acres devoted to gladioli and ninety seven varieties displaying a riot of colors each season.
A dialogue contrasts chemists and druggists. It notes chemists are altruistic and experiment for others while a druggist sees demand for hot ice cream but doubts achieving it in his lifetime.
In a Richmond Times Dispatch excerpt the father quips about providing his daughter with a lifestyle she has never experienced before as times change and manners evolve.
Theodore Blasewitz of New York City told the court his crippled wife struck him with a club whenever he approached her. He pleaded for relief amid the allegation of ongoing abuse.
In Garrison New York a mountain slice is being removed with drills and steam shovels to create a four track relocation for the New York Central railroad. The work aims to move the line away from the Hudson shore after landslides, directed by Chief Engineer George W Kitredge as crews repair roadbeds and protect both main tracks from undermining.
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