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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1924
Page
4
Federated Community Church invites the public to Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11 with the sermon What is A Church For. Evening service features a stereopticon sermon Childhood of Christ. Children are especially invited. A Whittier quote about reverence is shared.
The midweek study of The World Service began and drew interest. A chicken pie supper drew many despite poor roads, with good proceeds. Neighbors bid Mr. and Mrs. London and family farewell as they move to Endicott Nebr. Founders Day observance by the Womans Foreign Missionary Society planned for next Tuesday. Sunday services focus on Remember the Sabbath Day, Preoccupation, and The Fact of Christ with inviting words for new members.
1st grade reads from first reader and builds Holland sand table. Leonard Roelf returns after illness. 2nd grade reads Winston Readers. Honor students in 3rd and 4th grades—Rachael Viers 92, Della Weddle 91, Eloise Diller 92, Bonnie Green 92, Mildred Pearce 90, Harold Diller 92. List of pupils with perfect or good attendance and high averages in various classes. Marine-educated lines about seafaring fate and a note on Rome’s aqueduct vs New York Catskill water tunnel, the longest in the world at 18 miles.
An elderly Missouri Black man dying recently left his cabin and a few keepsakes to the son of his former master, describing him as a friend from childhood who offered steadfast advice and companionship. He hopes the heir will know what to do with the small legacy.
The Dearborn Independent reports A B Fall Ranch in Three Rivers New Mexico with 15000 cattle grazing over 50 square miles. A hydroelectric irrigating power plant costing about 200000 is near completion. Orchard covers 100 acres and 400 acres of alfalfa extend widely. The property includes 40000 acres of school sections 30000 acres on Mescualero Indian Reservation and 35000 acres of leased Forest Reserve. total value about 500000.
David Jayne Hill argues in the South American Review that America’s strength comes from its unity and from founding the nation on law and individual rights. He urges maintaining independence and governing by its own laws to protect liberty as a global contribution.
Andre de Prang, son of a Russian official and princess, escaped imprisonment after braving execution twice. He arrived in America and began giving violin recitals to society, while also being noted as a premier violinist and skilled athlete. He brought a priceless Guarnerius violin.
A doctor jokes with a patient, promising a kiss at four, only to find a plain nurse on duty. The patient later reports he took his medicine, noting the humorous misdirection and the nurse’s appearance.
The Independent Salon in Paris plans to separate foreign artists from French exhibitors into special rooms prompting resignations from many French artists and likely most foreigners to follow. The move aims to assign credit and blame by nationality amid the salon’s eccentric, medalless, jurorless system.
Archaeologists reveal a 5 000 year old statue from Ur Mesopotamia among relics found at a temple site dedicated to the moon god. The missing head limits identification of Entemena of Lagash who reigned around 2900 B C. Records of temple reconstructions span 2300 B C Nebuchadnezzar Cyrus the Great and later Persian destruction marked the end of the temple’s era.
A general order required Oregon National Guard officers to buy new gilt insignia per War Department rules. Col Hiram A Welch found the back of the coat of arms stamped Made in Germany and all officers declined to wear the insignia.
Miss Alice Canavert twenty took poison on hospital steps to be near ill friend Marie Cascardi. She was taken to the hospital in a serious condition and the two young women were placed in adjoining beds.
Baipyl extends an invitation to make their office headquarters when in the County Seat over First National Bank in Fairbury Nebraska.
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