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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
4
Methodist Rev. W. S. M Callister reports communion last Sunday saw universal participation and a strong spirit of unity. Several young people attended the Rock Creek league gathering Sunday evening. All services are planned for next Sunday as corn harvest ends and parishioners resume regular church attendance.
The Federated Community Church in St Paul announces Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and worship at 10 30 a m with theme Behold the King Cometh Choir rehearsal at 7 15 p m and catechetical instruction Saturday at 9 a m Advent preparations urge both members and friends to attend A note on John the Gospel and its Word invites further study at the parsonage Wednesday evening A Kensington Christmas event is planned December 4 at Mrs Ray Green s home with gifts and a kiddies gift collection plus a closing poem AT THE GATE reflecting on church attendance and readiness for the gate of Saint Peter
Berenice Diller news editor Mildred Mayborn sports editor Hubert Filley grammar room Erma Franzen intermediate room Fredia Brandt listed as staff in school publication.
First grade pupils illustrate Minna's Thanksgiving while second graders study Pilgrims and write about the first Thanksgiving. Health contest between Bobcats and Silver Stars remains even. Mrs Green and students note absences and exam week. Intermediate room held a thrift program with invites. Basketball practice garners names for boys and girls. New schedules, teams, and equipment announced. Thanksgiving baskets and booklets produced.
Those present beside those in Miss ta s room were Ray Casper Irwin Shutt Lynn Cully Edwin Weerts Allen Tristman Miss Owens is the sponsor for the grade girls practice time and Miss Basta for the grade boys The H S girls started practicing basketball last Tuesday evening Mise Martin is coach Those present at the first practice were Opal Hills Elma Diller Forma Harvey Berenice Fanning Hazel Geer Alberta Folkers Mattie Henrichs Phyllis Patton Chloe Story
School notes report the Home Economics freshmen finishing clothing and moving to an art unit while juniors rehearse for their play and seniors review grammar before spelling. An annual Thanksgiving program directed by Miss Martin was given Wednesday morning. The Orange and Black orchestra plans its first public appearance with the junior class play on Friday December 4 adding several new instruments.
The diesel engine, developed by German inventor Diesel in 1897, uses high pressure air to ignite fuel without a spark. It promises greater efficiency and lower fuel costs despite higher initial outlay, aiding a rise in motor shipbuilding by 47 percent last year while steamship construction fell 24 percent.
Dr. and Mrs. Glaude Ellis and their son Dr. Cecil Ellis were among attendees from Diller at the Lincoln football game.
The Capital Journal notes a rural mail carrier shot a hawk on duty and was pecked in the eye by the recovered bird. It condemns illegal gun use on duty and on highways and argues hawks protect crops and balance ecosystems, urging birds be protected by law to prevent farmer losses.
A Northwestern Bell employee fears cameras on the telephone circuit. The meeting clarifies how pictures are transmitted. A worker sighs with relief after learning the system truly sends images only over the line.
Unseasonable rainfall in southern California damaged fruit and grain and delayed film production. Hollywood producers report losses over 500000 dollars as outside shoots were suspended after mid April and some scenes moved indoors due to wet weather.
Deputy county clerk Peter J. Drexelius complains about persistent inquisitive neighbors on a hot summer day. He recounts an incident when a passerby harassed him with questions about cars, houses, and hair parting, leading to frustration and a remark about wanting the person to be quiet.
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