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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1929
Page
4
The Diller church schedules Sunday School and Bible class at 9:30 and English language divine services at 10:30. Next Lenten services will be held Sunday morning instead of Friday evening. The public is invited to attend.
The Lincoln mission series featuring Rev. FE Stanley Jones from India runs March 17–22 at St. Pauls Methodist Church. Also noted are church events, anniversary celebrations for Frank T. Pearce, and memorials for Roy Geer family, with services at Congregational and Methodist churches.
Miss Morton's mother visited from Doniphan while Supt Siekmann hosted teachers at dinner. Students prepare for Education Day, history posters, and a play The Value of X. Seniors anticipate play practice as 12th graders mentor rural schools next week, with travel and aviation musings from Kansas talks.
Craig and Hazlewood argue education should cultivate thinking minds. They profile Michiel Pupin, immigrant innovator in long distance and radio, and urge firms to hire open minded, knowledgeable, analytical youths who can question tradition, organize data, and apply solutions.
In Hondo Texas a quarrel over a quart of spoiled milk led to the deaths of L Barrientes and his sons Joe and Alfonsio in the family store. Louis Arcos surrendered to authorities as the investigation unfolds. Sheriff J F Bader says the dispute began when Arcos claimed the milk was spoiled and Barrientes refused to replace it.
An eighty four year old woman named Anna Lauman ended her life at home by hanging herself in the attic after telling family she felt she was in the way. Police reported no signs of foul play.
Margaret Robinson of Binghamton died en route to a hospital after swallowing a toy balloon, causing fatal strangulation. The incident occurred while she was traveling for medical care. Authorities opened an investigation into the accident.
Henry Leflo of Hartford was blinded in his right eye when an arrow shot from his own bow struck him. The incident occurred in Hartford, leaving Leflo with sight loss and prompting local inquiries.
Coconut sap sugar called Jaggers is produced by tapping the coconut palm flower, yielding about 15 percent sugar. It is locally consumed, highly impure, and chemically similar to cane and beet sugars.
The text notes independent city issued stamps around 1845 including New York and St. Louis. Congress authorized stamps of this kind on March 3 1847, marking official federal approval.
A 1928 Western Newspaper Tolon feature recalls McManus, a well educated man who rejected faith yet valued happiness over knowledge. He educated his children only to elementary level, arguing belief provides stability and happiness even if the belief is hokum.
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