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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1920
Page
4
In the Pottsville region of Pennsylvania the average total thickness of anthracite seams is 120 feet. This represents an original vegetable deposit at least 1,200 feet thick. One can imagine the enormous length of time for the growth of so vast a quantity of woody material.
An impassioned speaker at a tramps convention paused to wipe sweat and urged fellow attendees. He declared the work was hard before being expelled from the gathering.
Mrs Byron Halcomb visits this week with relatives in Mullen Nebraska. Claude Nider of the Jansen area visits Harbine relatives Sunday. Mrs Powell of Diller returns home after days with daughter Mrs Ora Hafer. Lovie Wilhelm and bride come home from their honeymoon at Sabetha Kansas. Mrs Wesley Ireland of Fairbury visits sister Mrs Russel Campbell. Mrs John Huffman returns from Reynolds. Mrs Dick Ommen is a Beatrice shopper Monday.
The church lists Sunday events with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. No evening service due to the baccalaureate sermon at the opera house. A prayer service is set for Thursday evening at 7 o'clock.
The church invites all to attend next Sunday's Mother's Day observance with a special Sunday School hour. Last Sunday drew a fine crowd and organizers hope for an even larger turnout for the Mother’s Day event.
Sunday school attendance rose with plans for a 10 oclock session next Sunday The 11 oclock service includes a sermon the Lord s Supper and new members The C E Society meets at 7 Thelma Stotts to read There will be no preaching next Sunday night due to a bac calaureate at the Opera House Trustees elders and a salary increase for the pastor were approved The Every Member Canvass raised about 1800 toward a 2000 goal The Fuller pension bill sets pensions for veterans and widows.
Senator Millard of Omaha lay ill in bed yet heard a sermon via telephone placed on a church pulpit in Omaha. The arrangement allowed him to listen from his bedside as the service proceeded.
Interchurch World Movement art directors finalize a poster by Denniia Pink featuring a serene wholesome young woman labeled as the typical American girl raised under Christian church influence. The image aims to boost church membership attendance and extend church ideals globally, reflecting evangelical Protestant collaboration.
A recipe describes mixing ink with vinegar and egg whites to separate curd and whey then adding quicklime and stirring. The paste is used to mend broken china and glass with quick drying and water heat resistance properties.
A Chinese Masonic branch was formed in Echuca Victoria with a banquet and the raising of the Chinese flag. Chinese attendees included visitors from across Victoria while Echuca's mayor and councillors attended as guests. Returning soldiers objected to the single Chinese flag and Australia and Britain flags were raised atop the pole.
Henry Shaw built a vast garden near St Louis preserved after his 1899 death. The estate houses about eleven thousand plant species including palms cycads orchids roses and tropical varieties with a mausoleum on site and a trustees board to manage the garden.
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