Diller School Reports Strong Grades and Activities
Students across primary and high school report high averages with many 90 percent or above. The 4th grade studies South America and Eskimo themed projects while 3rd and 4th grades compete to keep desks clean. The high school basketball team posted four straight wins and the Nebraska Wesleyan Glee Club performed at the Diller opera house.
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Dwain Limprecht
Cecil Findling
Francie Ellen Blaunser
Donna Weddle
Esther Bristol
Kathryn Johnson
Francia Ellen Blauser
Keith Waggoner
Cleo Green
Thella Madden
Harold Diller
Mildred Pearce
Ada Lukas
Bonnie Green
Harold Bristol
Rachael Viers
Della Weddle
Eloise Diller
Larie Bristol
Eveleen Green
Marian Diller
Marjorie Frisbie
Vivian Waggoner
Bethel Henrichs
South America
S.A
Gage County
Dope
Diller
H. S
Gladys Hudson
Hale Strain
Mildred Richardson
Pearl Trompson
Gertrude Specht
Elizabeth Starr
Alfred Mayborn
Gladys Hays
Ruth Eick
Robert Diller
Eleanor Dieb
Robert, Bell
Charles Nickeson
Grace Benjamin
Eva Stotts
Marvin London
Marguerite Green
Imogene Geer
Verna Murry
Harold McCreight
Mildred Tucker
Nebraska Wesleyan Glee Club
Diller Opera House
H.S
Church Items Methodist Innis Leads Sunday Services
Ilya M. Innis is pastor of the Methodist church. Motto: Not a duty, but a privilege. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Evening services are at 7 30 p.m.
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Ilya M. Innis
Federated Community Church Sunday Services and Plans
Rev W F Clark will lead public worship at 11 with sermons titled Taking Life in Earnest and An Interview with the Thief of Pardise. Sunday school starts at 10. Teachers met with superintendent Mrs Shutt to discuss class changes and an outline for school work and promotions. Record attendance urged.
Wesleyan Glee Club Thanks Diller for Hospitality
The club expresses gratitude to the people of Diller for their hospitality shown to the Wesleyan Glee Club.
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Diller
Wesleyan Glee Club
More Men on Farms Census Shows Women Leaving Farms
The census bureau reports more women than men leaving farms for other work. In 1920 farm population was 81,614,269 with 16,496,838 males and 15,117,981 females. The farm sex ratio stood at 100.1 males per 100 females, with 57.6 percent of the nation 21 and over.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Mexican Women Wait Vote in Reform Push
In Mexico City women push for suffrage as authorities doubt readiness. Rafael Nieto, governor of San Luis Potosi, proposes a state bill to extend voting rights to women. Yucatan previously granted suffrage but usage remains limited.
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Mexico City
Mex
Mexico
Rafael Nieto
San Luis Potosi
the Treasury
Nieto
Dapsage
Yucatan
Gathering for a shared meal and a vacation tale
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes a casual plan among friends to dine together at Buthersby and hear a group recount a vacation. The exchange hints at a social gathering to enjoy food and storytelling, with a sense of communal ease.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Descendant of Mary's Lamb Claims Lawn Mower Ownership
Col. Thomas Powell of Columbia Ohio, Civil War veteran and brother of Gen. Eugene Powell, owns the only living descendant of Mary's lamb. The original Mary was Mary Sawyer of Sterling Massachusetts eight years old when the 1814 poem was celebrated. The verses were written by John Roulston.
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Mary
Thomas Powell
Columbia
Ohio
Eugene Powell
Mary Sawyer
Sterling
Mass
John Roulston
Argonaut
Line O' Cheer Gorka Lifts Spirits With Song
A small verse from the Eclure Newspaper Syndicate adds light notes of humor and song. The lines speak of gratitude for blessings on highways and cheerful travel.
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Gorka
eClure
Prayer Visit Provokes Nighttime Encounter
In a South Dakota recount, Representative Christopherson tells of a darky who sought meat in a pastor's smokehouse at night. The pastor stops him, and the man asks to pray. The request leads to a brief, ironic prayer asking to depart in peace.
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Christopherson
South Dakota
Darky
Sambo
Terrific downpour prompts memory of earlier rain
A Woman meets an argumentative acquaintance during a heavy rain and is challenged by her claim that this rain is not terrific. The exposé notes the acquaintance recalls a downpour ten days earlier, while the Woman prefers to avoid a soaking by continuing her walk and steering from the argument.
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Chicago Journal
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