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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
4
Rev W F Clark pastor announces Sunday school at 10 public worship at 11 with morning sermon Some objections to the Christian Life and evening topic Narrow Places in Life Young peoples meeting at 6 45 commitment of the Scripture 23rd Psalm tonight story of the Life of Christ Easter season great decision invitation to attend
The Methodist church led by Pastor Iva M. Innie promotes a March church and Sunday school rally urging every member to attend at least one session each week. Easter services planned with benevolence offerings and hospital supplies. A quarterly conference adjourned session will vote on improvements. The year reports show a large denomination growth and library funding at Wesleyan.
Friday visits marked by Mrs. Eugene Diller and Mrs. Earl Atkinson. New pupils Dale Friday and Ira Casper. Marjorie Frisbie moved to Fairbury. Students thank donors for books and Lincoln statue. Room projects include bedroom furniture design. Grades engage in poems and banking study. 8th graders write checks and notes. High school activities cover dresses, debate, geometry, junior play, and a class motto White rose. Basketball tourney postponed to March 17. team travels to Lincoln for interscholastic event. Diller to face Trumbull Thursday morning.
The Diller boys won their first tournament game by defeating Trumbull 5 to 4. Diller advances to face Ohiana this morning at 8 on the YMCA floor for the next game.
Karl Abt, a Helmetedt craftsman in Brunswick, has produced durable pasteboard furniture. The city grants him special concessions on former crown lands of St. Ludgert to build a large factory, promising furniture meeting every requirement.
151 boy pupils from St. Janes Catholic parish school escaped to the street as fire swept the upper portion of the building. Damage was estimated at 50 000 dollars. Three firefighters were injured tackling the blaze.
In Kansas City a devout couple, Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Branson, turn their 19 year old son Claire over to the law after a life of mischief and a forged check. Claire pleads guilty and faces a two year prison term. The Bransons say they can no longer help him.
Lynch presents the case noting naval service and respectable parents as the court considers the forgery crimes. Judge Buckner sentences the youth to two years with parole unlikely, while the boy shows no fear and mutters an alibi as detectives view him in a show-up. The Branson family reflects on efforts to save him. A final line mentions an English ironsmith's 15438 cannon casting.
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