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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
8
The Federated Community Church hosts Evangelist Orcutt who urges repentance and spiritual renewal. He cites scripture promising mercy and forgiveness while inviting all to seek Jehovah with full hearts.
The Diller High School page reports Lent services at St Pauls Lutheran, senior class plans, orchestra and glee club updates, a debating loss to Steele City, and a broadcasting program. Athletics cover county tournament results, upcoming Barnstable game, and a March 1 Parent Teacher meeting with a constitution vote.
Grammar room and intermediate class members Berenice Diller ildred Mayborn Hubert Filley Erma Franzen Fredia Brandt are noted in school sports editor section with brief mentions of activity and involvement.
First and second grade classes engage in projects on Eskimo life and personal booklets while teachers conduct six week exams. Several students, including Clinton Lanman and Richard Rand, miss school due to illness or bad weather. Eight graders graft in agriculture as Palmer Method pins are awarded to Harriett Diller and Erma Franzen. High school seniors begin end-of-term activities.
William Bethurum, 72, collapsed and was declared dead by jail physicians after a minor charge led to his arrest. Dr. Benjamin Blank revived him with adrenalin, delivering him home within an hour. Bethurum recalled the near death as painless but the revival as hell, vowing to return to work soon.
A Kansas City Star excerpt summarizes debates on the Caucasian race’s origins, naming the Haiites as one of three traditional white groups alongside Aryans and Semites. It notes contested claims of their link to Semites and possible migrations via Mesopotamia to Africa with Egyptian and Chaldean ties.
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