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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1921
Page
4
The article questions a claim that church is only for women and argues men must exert their best energies. It suggests Christianity requires men to fight their temptations and stay true to ideals, asserting churchgoing aids in this effort.
Sunday School at 10 a m and church services at 11 a m. OC E prayer meeting at 6 30 p m and church services at 7 30 p m.
Old year's eve worship in German at seven. New Year's Day services in German at ten forty five and a Sunday school at nine forty five. Monday January second at two in afternoon annual business meeting of congregation.
Zion Lutheran schedules preaching service on New Year’s Eve at 7 p m and New Year’s Day at 10 30 a m The annual congregational business meeting is set for Monday January 2 at 1 30 p m The Ladies Aid will meet Thursday at 2 p m All are invited Otto Bergfelder
Next Sunday marks the revival kickoff at the Methodist church with Evangelist Edw. L. Jaembey on the ground for the evening meeting. The church calendar lists sermons at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Jaembey, noted as a strong preacher and able Bible scholar, is expected to draw young people and Bible students to afternoon services.
The Diller schools closed for Christmas vacation after a festive program with a tree and student performances including the high school. Santa and baskets of popcorn balls drew the most attention as students pondered if Santa would arrive. Mr Emmert left for Wheatland Iowa to visit family and planned to meet his brother in Ames.
Harbine community notes Christmas visits and family updates. Francis Sturmer of Lincoln spent Christmas at the Ted Mudrow home. Mrs. Powell of Diller visits her daughter Mrs. O A Hafer. Fred Arnold Dorthea Arnold and Josephine Ommen are home for the holidays. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arpke of Colorado on December 3 with Elsie Sandman as the mother before marriage. Mrs. Alvin Stahl returned from time with her parents near Odell and met a twin sister and brother. Marten Mudrow returned to Beatrice after Christmas with his parents.
Howard Greeley of Lincoln spent Christmas with the mayor and family. Dede Fanders and family and L. R. Lambert and family joined John Watts for Christmas dinner. C. W. Lambert visits his daughter and family in Salem. The Rock Creek church pageant is postponed indefinitely. Mrs. Willems returned Friday from Illinois and Minnesota visits.
A humorous piece catalogs a borrower who takes dozens of items from neighbors including eggs lawn mower newspaper and hundreds of other things and never returns them. The note contrasts prices and seasonal borrowings while emphasizing the ongoing losses and lack of timeliness.
Mrs. Mary Moses of Skagway Alaska runs a dog farm specializing in Eskimo malamutes bred and trained for winter trails. Her trained mushers command from 100 to 200 dollars, supplying explorers, mail carriers, trappers, and even a round trip to the Arctic barrens.
A Christian Science Monitor writer explains airplane travel basics. Terms like pilot engine propeller and wind influence are described along with how airplanes turn skid and slip. Monoplane biplane and triplane definitions are noted and encouraged to observe plane types.
The piece weighs the scientific worth of flights beyond Major Schroeder and Lt. MacReady, arguing higher flights yield little value. It explains air thinning with height, uses the twilight method to estimate 48 miles, and notes shooting stars suggesting air at greater altitudes, with Chester E. Tucker citing the Chicago Post.
Dora de Lareda. a young Jewish writer from London, becomes the first woman journalist to attend the opening of Parliament as a reporter covering the proceedings in the House of Lords.
The line from Farm Life recalls a father asking what was learned in school and a son confessing arithmetic problems worked last night were wrong. The brief exchanges captures rural humor around education and testing.
Danville Centre Kansas farmer Jerman Thieler spotted a hen perched on eggs inside a barrel of hog powders in his barn mow on September 21. After gentle care the hen revived, returning to health with a little food and water.
A full grown antlered deer bolted through Scranton streets scattering provisions and shattering windows. The animal's origin and final destination remain unknown as it disappeared after the chaotic sprint.
The Bureau of Mines reports 3000 deaths from mine quarry and metal plant accidents in 1920. More than 200000 were injured in similar incidents nationwide.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County probate notice for the estate of Nancy Clark deceased. Willis H. Clark seeks final settlement and distribution. hearing ordered for January 1, 1922 at 9:00 AM in County Court Fairbury. Notice to interested parties via The Diller Record for three weeks. Louis J. Nutzman County Judge. Frank L. Rain attorney.
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