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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1927
Page
4
The church announces services with a 7:30 p.m. event and a 6:45 a.m. Christian Endeavor. The morning sermon begins the fifth in the Lord's Prayer series. An evening sermon is titled Living The Life. A St Patrick's social is planned Wednesday March 16 with both school and church inviting everyone.
Otto Bergfelder pastor leads St Pauls Ev Lutheran with Rev L S Jeffery. Services for the second Sunday in lent include World Christ Worship at 10 30 and a 7 30 Lenten meditation. Dr Dean of Philadelphia promised to be present as a guest speaker.
Mildred Mayborn and Harvie Whitmore join the fifth grade and primary classes. Debates include a native side win for Diller and Wymore. Sophomores study latin and geometry. seniors plan announcements. Miss Parker and others visit. Doris Colman out with mumps. basketball trip affected. Operetta The Pixies planned with juvenile band entertainment.
The Dither basketball squad prepared for the state tournament with a first round afternoon game in Lincoln. Seven players accompanied the team, including Wear Green Lynn Way Arnold Laottman Lee Hubert and others. Doris Coleman was kept from the trip due to mumps. Headquarters were at the Capitol Hotel in Lincoln.
A retelling shows Mary and Joseph with Jesus who works as a carpenter. Jesus leaves home to teach about God, telling of Heavenly Father’s care and love for children. Some believe, some don’t, and his travels keep him walking everywhere.
All residents of Nebraska living in Southern California are invited to a one day picnic on Saturday March 26 1927 at Sycamore Grove Park Los Angeles. Hon E H Hinshaw president will preside over a brief program with speakers and music beginning about two oclock. Hinshaw formerly lived in Fairbury and represented the district in Congress.
A College of Agriculture report says clumps of grasses harbor about 98 percent of chinch that survive winter. Wheat growers are advised to burn areas where chinch bugs are found in grass to reduce outbreaks. burning should cover fence rows and field borders to prevent spread.
An editorial lament on labor versus capital, noting lawsuits and alimony battles. It argues workers and employers clash in a broader struggle over money and social status, with critics accusing leaders of failing to teach common sense and responsibility.
Irvin S Cobb recounts a colored watchman at a grade crossing who kept order for years in a Kentucky town. A fatal night erases him and his wagon when a train nears. The widow sues the railroad. a witness’s evasive testimony helps the defense, yielding limited damages. A closing note mentions Atlantic fog.
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