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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
4
Sunday school at 10 a.m. had fine attendance last Sunday. Members urged to attend and bring someone. Congregational meeting at 1 p.m. to read and act on the revised articles of federation. Weekly prayer meeting and Bible study with Mrs Catlett. all encouraged to attend.
Next Sunday the regular monthly missionary program will be held during Sunday school hour led by Mrs. F. E. Hale. Preparatory class moved to an earlier time and examinations postponed. May attendance averages rise to 81.5 with a 5.5 increase over last month. Services at 11 a.m. Epworth League at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. preaching. public invited.
Henry Devore of Burchard visited Mrs. T. E. Morgan last week. J. H. and Bill Logan traveled to Republican City and back. Mies Haig of Wymore visited Ed McCune’s home briefly. The Mayor studies roads and hills and considers trial car trips with offers of vehicles. Will Rader suggests bringing bricks. A Christmas social is planned at Rock Creek Church Friday evening.
The column notes hospital surgery for Helen Camp in Beatrice. Several families from Sabetha Pawnee City Jansen McCook Paxico and Beatrice visit relatives in Harbine. W C T U met with Mrs Schroder. twelve members attended.
The Junior Red Cross fonds a school based citizenship program under the motto I Serve focusing on service to others. It emphasizes school level organization, civic training, health education, and interschool correspondence to promote child welfare and patriotic values.
The U S bureau of markets expands wireless reports to amateur operators in a 300 mile radius from Washington Bellefonte St. Louis and Omaha. Daily schedules include live stock grain and potato prices plus a radio marketgram with national market conditions to farmers and agricultural interests.
Jim Halinger of Sebastian county hospital Fort Smith Arkansas woke briefly from a two year and eight month slumber then stiffened into rigidity as a nurse entered his ward. Doctors from several cities examined his case noting a prolonged sleep disorder and incomplete revival despite his wife and three children losing and keeping their health. His family came from Bonanza Arkansas seven years ago to seek hospital care.
The graves registration service reports 20 000 bodies buried in four permanent French cemeteries and 52 311 Americans remain designated for interment in America. Seventy seven Italy dead will move next month as work continues in Berlin to locate graves in unoccupied Germany with co operation from the German government. The Fine Arts Commission plans cemetery beautification and headstone design with input from French landscape artists.
In De Kalb county Alabama a trial judge acquitted J Wiley Reese on charges of disturbing worship after a nonjury division ruled that carrying a live snake to a church could be part of religious rites. The judge noted the matter involved conscience and convictions, while the case touched on archaic language and title usage such as Master and Mr across history.
The City of Loebejnen near Halle becomes the first German municipality to go bankrupt. The administration suspends all payments including wages. The treasury mortgages all property to the limit and will receive no taxes for over six months. Bills over 200000 marks are overdue.
A garbled OCR fragment references a poll tax levy in Washington state. It mentions funding or assessment but lacks clear details on scope, dates, or involved offices.
The national committee for chamber of commerce cooperation with public schools reports on kindergarten, praising business leaders for supporting early education and stressing that spending on education boosts national prosperity. It cites a critique of diverting funds to crime programs and urges public attention to school needs.
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