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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1923
Page
4
Iva M. Danle, pastor, outlines motto Not a duty but a privilege. Sunday school at 10:30 morning worship 11 00, evening service 8 00. Choirs praised for singing. Mother's Day service planned for May 13. Junior choir arranging activities. Church improvement project to start soon. Subscriptions exceed estimates to fund work, aiming to serve the community efficiently before summer.
The Federated Community Church schedules Sunday school at 10 and public worship at 11 with the sermon on Conditions of Fellowship With God. Youth meeting at 7 15 features The Men Who Told Us About Jesus. Essays on the Gospels and a church program note for Mothers Day next Sunday.
School notes from Jefferson County report a track meet on May 28 at Palborg and events at Diller Opera House including the senior class play Step Lively on May 4 and junior senior reception May 11. Baccalaureate by Rev Iva McMath Innie May 13 and an address by Supt Morton on May 17 at Diller Opera House. Pupils study the Dandelion in nature class. violets found after school. illness briefly noted. bird study and Arbor Day Elm planting highlighted. eighth grade exams held Thursday and Friday. Bernice Calkins mentioned with forest theme.
The Senior Normal Trainers finish teaching, the Sophomores complete Book Geometry, and the seniors prepare for their play Step Lively at the Diller Opera House Friday night May 4. Teachers and students are noted for their steady work and small-town school life.
Weather delays push Jefferson County Track Meet to May 5 at 1 p m in Fairbury park. D H S 1923 track squad includes Nic Anderson Ross Hayes Oliver Diehl DeVere Hale William Bowers Dyle Hood Garfield McCreight Marvin London Glen Shanks Archie Trout Melvin Wright Leslie Stull. junior hopefuls Wear Green Loyal Henrichs Fred Duhrkop Lawrence Newman Ray Eick Wilber Eick. coach Diller aims to maximize turnout and help the team win.
Wanda Hawley Mies Hawley known as a beauty of stage and screen. She stands five feet five inches and weighs 124 pounds with petite, sprightly charm. Her rise to fame peaked in 1918 with a prominent production.
Landlady explains the unit is a walk-up but the new boarder complains about morning noise. The landlady defends the setup as a wake-up environment in a humorous exchange.
George F. Baker condemns extravagance while discussing American spending with guests. A tale contrasts a wife pressuring for status with a husband choosing frugality, highlighting social expectations and debt concerns.
Field and Stream reports a flock circles a snake with slow wing droops and spread tails while issuing a querulous call. Birds break to strike, then continue circling for hours. If the snake is not too large the flock may kill it.
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