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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
4
The Federated Community Church led by Rev. W. F. Clark holds Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with evening service at 8 p m. The missionary society meets with Mrs W B Bell Thursday afternoon October 19 at 2 30.
The Sunday school meets at 10 a m with no morning preaching due to the pastor’s Lincoln and Western W C T U duties. Rev Wagner will preach at 7 30 p m. Revival at Rock Creek seven miles west of Diller starts Wednesday with Rev L Jeanby as evangelist. Rally Day set for Nov 5, and the Ladies Aid Bazaar is planned for Dec 9 with regular Thursday meetings. contact Mrs Hartzel at 21.
A school column blends senior woes over credits with a hopeful note on graduation. It recounts a General Science session on lift pumps and Magdeburg hemispheres and profiles fire history talks by students Marguerite Green and others. The sports update notes girls’ basketball in early season and boys’ participation ongoing.
Henry Wolters returned Friday from Germany where he spent the summer. Rev. H. Grieb attends conference in Sutton. Miss Reba Yeakle visited with Bertha Arnold. Miss Tillie Brash spent days in Beatrice. Arnold Pingel, seven, fractured his elbow after a gate fall. Mrs. Cornelia Lottman shopped in Beatrice Tuesday. Roy Abernathy of Table Grove visited relatives here. John Bishop moves from Omaha to Harbine. Chas. Sandman and daughter Ella Reece spent Sunday in Plymouth at the Gerth home.
Shea items P C and Harry Remley returned from Eastern Colorado where they sowed wheat. Bert Gerard had a car accident east of Fairbury leaving him bruised but safe. Revival meetings begin at Rock Creek. The Equity shipped a load Tuesday. A frost marked the start of the season.
Authorities publish a partial tally of gold and silver seized from churches in 30 provinces. Records show 214 poods of gold, 18 poods of silver, 78 poods of alloys, and 43 711 valued precious stones including diamonds and rubies. A commission will value priceless gems and works of art to be kept in state museums.
The passage argues poets shape language and culture beyond mere prophecy. Poets invent laws and guide civilization, linking poetry to religion, life arts, and human perception of the invisible. It warns against equating poetry with prophetic prediction while praising poetry’s universal, eternal reach.
Two goats at Washington park 700 El Paso Texas mother a pair of five week old antelopes captured on the plains south of Juarez. The goats initially hostile now accept the orphans though with little affection. Nearby a monkey mother guards her baby’s digestion. The youngster, still husky, is denied peanuts and scolded for stealing one.
New York police commissioner Richard E B Enright says European police use radio transmitted fingerprints and even suspect photos to catch criminals abroad. He notes global cooperation among police and increased ability to stack the cards against international crime.
Jimmie Caswell a Lynn newsboy aged sixty eight receives $100 from the estate of the late Dennis F. Reardon a Lynn grocer. Caswell delivered papers for 15 years until health stopped his regular route and the grocer praised his unfailing courtesy and smile.
Bank balance sheet shows loans and discounts etc totaling 87 772 43. Banking house furniture and other real estate include 154 471 548 83 and totals reach 820 214 25 with liabilities 25 000 00. Statement sworn by cashier J Smith Diller and directors C Hutchinson and F Hartnel on May 9 1922 before Frank T Peake notary public.
The document presents assets and liabilities including loans and discounts totaling 209,561.45 and 277,551.27 in liabilities. It lists cash items, checks, currency, and securities, with capital stock and profits, and notes the bank cashier O J Mayborn swearing the report to the State Bureau of Banking on October 7, 1477, with notary public Frank T. Pearce.
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