Clerks Regular Church Attendance Encourages Patience
Clerks believe regular church attendance builds patience and courtesy during tough times and strengthens endurance for routine tasks. The message urges readers to try the practice.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1923
Page
4
Clerks believe regular church attendance builds patience and courtesy during tough times and strengthens endurance for routine tasks. The message urges readers to try the practice.
The Federated Community Church announces Sunday worship at 11 with the morning sermon The Reclaiming Elijah. An evening reading The Lost Word from Van Dyke's Blue Flower replaces a sermon. Sunday school at 10 and Young People's meeting at 6 45. Missionary meeting at Mrs Limprechts Thursday Jan 18 at 2 30. Midweek meeting next week for officers and teachers with Mrs Shutt.
The Methodist church led by Pastor Iva M Innis lists services Sunday school at 10 worship at 11 and evening service at 7 30. Next Sunday marks the nearest Sunday to January 16 the anniversary of the eighteenth amendment and both services will observe the occasion. Sunday sermons address The proper route to Exultation and Hold Fast that which is Good. February 1 designated as a day of prayer for Methodist colleges and a business meeting follows next Sunday evenings to report a committee's findings.
Ada Lukas and Helen Fasnacht return to school after illness. Miss Ellis subbed in the primary room. Pupils study The Children’s Hour, Pirat Steps for Little Feet, Eskimo geography, and language with posters and crafts. The 4th grade maps South America and the class thanks Dorcas S S for gifts. Senior class adds Botany, English replaces, geometry substitutes, and four medals awarded to Nic for track. Nebraska Wesleyan Glee Club concert noted with ticket sales and D H S clubs.
Wilson City Arkansas a town of about 1800 people has no ordinances courthouse or police. The sole owner Robert E Lee Wilson rents all houses enforces work and pays taxes with a single check. His holdings include 40000 acres of land and a million dollar timber and farm empire generating millions in output. Wilson funds education for many youths and runs 18 cotton plantations and a large sawmill operation.
Jansen H. S. wheels out a hardy cage quintet Friday night to challenge D. H. S. in a long awaited reunion. Game starts at 7 30 sharp as fans rally to back the home team in this high school basketball showcase.
The department of highways tests calcium chloride powder to dust the road between Brockville and Ottawa. Two stretches at Spencerville and Manitick receive treatment to compare calcium chloride with oil, noting moisture retention and cost benefits. The aim is to reduce frequent reapplication and improve surface coating.
William C. Axel, eighty, a Hustisford farmer, oldest man to apply for a Dodge County marriage license. His bride, Emelia Degan, sixty four, widow from Germany. Axel, a longtime resident who came as a child, voted for Lincoln in 1864 and never missed a national election. He recalled Stephen A. Douglas at Woodland during 1860 campaign.
Mrs. Johnson from Rumpus Ridge berates a child with a playful command to wash up while a surprised boy wonders if it’s a birthday. The exchange appears in the Kansas City Star with humorous tone and regional flavor.
An inspector in a classroom shows coins and asks students to identify them. A boy answers Morey correctly and is asked where the rooney was made. A pupil at the back guesses at the races, reflecting a humorous, anecdotal schoolroom moment from London Tit-Bits.
Creditor claims against Harm H. Junker deceased must be filed by March 29 1928 in Jefferson County Nebraska. The administrator will meet creditors March 80 1928 at 9:00 A M to present and examine claims. All claims not filed by March 29 1928 will be barred by law. Dated December 29 1922.Louis J. Hore attorney for estate.
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