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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1928

Page

8

Diller Church Items and Area Church Activities

Diller church notices include 10 a.m. Sunday school and an 11 a.m. business meeting at the Christian church. Missionary meeting set for Wednesday Jan 18 at Mrs. O J Mayborn home with leader Mrs Harry Thompson. Methodist services listed by Rev R M Harris with Sunday School 10, worship 11, Epworth League 7, evening service 7:30, prayer Thursday 7:30. attendance praised. A sermon by Rev damore Forbes of Aberdeen Scotland stressed Christian life as service and sacrifice, urging true Christianity over mere profession.

Christian Church O. J. Mayborn Harry Thompson R. M. Harris Damore Forbes Aberdeen Scotland Craithie Castle

Diller Public School News Team Credits

Editor Russel McCreight News Editor Eleanor Filley Sports Editor Hubert Filley Associate Editor Margaret Logan lead the Diller Public School publication staff providing community updates and athletic coverage.

Diller Public School News Russel McCreight Eleanor Filley Hubert Filley Margaret Logan

Health Town and Class News From Harbine School

First primary notes Betty Mae Thompson absent ill and Dale Sandman enrolling in first grade. Pupils cut out free hand snowflakes and farm yard animals. Grades six to ten report studies in geography history and art with January calendars and a Hygiene Sand Table. County exams set for January 14. Absent students include Virgil Geer Leonard Patton and Edwin Weerts. Curio quotes from a penmanship class end with a classroom joke about a Sharp Family.

Betty Mae Thompson Dale Sandman Harbine Dale Tristman Milk Street Water Street Sunshine Avenue Happiness Avenue Fruit Street Japan Virgil Geer Leonard Patton

Constitution’s purpose as taught by a 12th History student

A 12th history student asserts the Constitution was designed to provide for fundamental rights and a framework of government. The remark reflects classroom discussion on purpose, limits of power, and citizen protections within early American constitutional thought.

Daily High School Diary Notes and Reflections

The calendar entries describe incidents at Wen dell College including a student losing balance, a street car injuring Henry Diller, radiator popularity, a cold assembly, and a Dec 22 basketball game where Odell won 13 to 6. An early Jan entry notes hot lunches, with a Jan 3 line about Juniors reviewing Latin for exams. The text then shifts to broad commentary on Lindbergh and a belief in Yankee problem solving for submarine rescue.

Diller Odell Patterson

A Friendly Little Fellow in a Crowded Car

A poem describes a friendly little boy in a train car seeking conversation and kindness. He has eaten crackers and read the paper while his family nearby sleeps. The speaker wishes for a passerby to share stories and notice the boy, offering companionship and a sense of belonging.

McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Invention Milestone: First Telephone Sentence Sent

In 1875 initial words carried by the telephone emerged but a complete sentence was not transmitted until 1876 marking an early milestone in communications technology.

Telephone

Snow on the Equator Mount Kenya Snow Cap

Snow on the equator is found only on Mount Kenya in British East Africa where the summit remains capped with snow making it a unique geographic feature.

Equator Kenya British East Africa

Took Name From Goddess

The term cereal derives from Ceres the Roman goddess of agriculture linking grain foods to ancient myth.

Ceres

Simple Pleasures and Humble Sights Inspire the Soul

A quotation highlights simple pleasures found in ordinary rooms and everyday sounds. Dora Greepwell celebrates wholesome moments that lead the soul toward the open air and clarity.

Dora Greepwell

Warning Against Racing Trains at Grade Crossings

An old admonition notes an American has four chances in 100,000 to live to age one hundred and warns not to race a car against a locomotive at grade crossings to protect one's life.

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Federated Community Church Christ Holland Can Arthur Edwin Weerts Fairbury Wendell Henry Diller Chas Lindbergh Lincoln Uhley & Diller Fairbury, Nebr Gene Carr Geng Gar
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