Methodist church service schedule and preaching times
Readable fragment shows a Methodist church listing with a 6 280 p.m. service and preaching at 7 80 p.m. in a dated church bulletin style.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
8
Readable fragment shows a Methodist church listing with a 6 280 p.m. service and preaching at 7 80 p.m. in a dated church bulletin style.
Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. with Bible classes at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The Ladies Aid and CE group discuss Easter plans while addressing moving frustrations and a broad critique of law enforcement. The pastor’s family faced travel. Prohibition is debated as essential but enforcement remains weak.
The Womans Club will meet with Mrs Dyatt at 8 o clock Thursday evening March 16. An event review and history of political parties are listed for discussion with speakers Mrs Virgil Bell and Mrs E Hilf.
A fragmentary item extols the W C T U and its influence in temperance reform, praising leadership, activity, and the group’s role in energizing councils and schools. The text emphasizes energy, promptness, and determination to spur legislative and local action for reform.
School notes report a caucus tonight for qualified voters to influence local school politics. Epidemic absences shrink ranks but several teachers return. seniors replace absent staff. Students rehearse The Princess Chrysanthemum and operettas for the same evening show, while basketball tourney games begin with Dodge at 5 p.m. and a new game Battle Bug debuts on campus.
A fragment from a Friday report notes the Botany class engaging in laboratory days with Cryptogams under a high power microscope. Students mention lichens from the Ozark region in Missouri and ongoing collections.
A giant oak near Joe Lamb's place in Hubbell Nebraska, estimated at 520 years old, was cut down after dying of natural causes. The tree stood as a regional landmark where Indians gathered and planned hunts. legends say an arrowhead carved in its bark pointed to buried treasure.
Federal surveyors study a route for the North Platte to Kearney project to locate the best course for the canal and storage basins. Plans call for eight reservoirs with five north and three south of the Platte river, aiming to provide ample water for a rich agricultural region once completed.
A reflective line notes that early lessons often fade with age, leaving adults to rely on later conveniences rather than the original teachings. The sentiment hints at the enduring pull of youthful wisdom erased by practical adulthood.
A reflective piece argues happiness at work depends on attitude rather than task. A nurse-aspiring teacher learns selflessness matters. selfish views ruin job enjoyment, while dedication enhances both life and effect. The author contrasts human cruelty with animal behavior to illustrate self-centered motives.
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