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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
4
Church items announce motto Not a duty but a privilege with services at 10 11 and 7 30 p m Sunday rescheduled due to heavy rains making roads impassable last Saturday night the rally program will be held next Sunday November 12.
Rev W F Clark leads Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11 with a morning sermon on a Divine Rule of Life. Evening service at 7 30. Midweek service features Rev Sorey and Rev Davies speaking on the missionary problem. Woman's Association to meet Thursday at 2 30 at Mrs Ora Mayborn's home.
A column extols saving time as valuable investment and cites successful use of idle hours. It notes steamships and railroads shrinking travel, then shifts to a public utility issue as Bliné ants and carpenter bees damage electric light poles underground, with suppression methods under consideration.
A snappy exchange questions solving a vacation problem and suggests visiting relatives abroad as a quick fix. The dialogue implies a distant or problematic family dynamic with relatives traveling in Europe. The item reflects a humorous or advisory column tone from a vintage era newspaper.
On Wednesday November 15 at eight o clock Mr George R Boomer of the Extension department of the Agriculture College will address the high school in the Assembly room at Diller Neb He specializes in Marketing and will share insights for farmers and farming communities The event is free and expected to draw a full house The Freshman class notes limited words but indicates growth The Freshies party held at Mattie Henrichs home featured games and a late return to town The Sophomores learned little from the revelry Athletic notes: the high school plans a practice game with the town team Friday at City Hall
Australian towns show luck in mining lore as a bowlder in Gymple's main street hid gold seams after a drunken strike. A brickmaker later found bricks pilfered for gold, with a Chinese thief confessing pennyweights earned from each brick.
Miss Carrie Pittman, trapped on a land point in a Brown's Mills swamp, escaped death when her dogs and calm actions drew fire from a rescuer who shot two rattlers. A third, largest snake fled as James Gibberson Jr. arrived, finding 12 young rattlers in each of the slain snakes.
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