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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
4
Church items promote Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Evening service is at 7 30 p.m. Temperance Day falls next Sunday with Sunday school activities. Rally Day is scheduled for November 5th and attendance for all day services is urged.
Rev W F Clark leads Sunday school at 10 with public worship at 11 The morning sermon titled Our Faith in Christ and His in Us The evening sermon recounts how three stars were added to the U S flag including Marcus Whitman’s perilous ride Midweek service Thursday evening prepares for next Sunday communion High school students urged to attend
School notes from Diller High describe Seniors exuding distinguished air after convocation plan and Juniors blamed for lower grades due to late night gazing northward. Seniors invite attendance Friday at 9 am. Juniors plan a party this week and face late night consequences. Sophomores anticipate a good morning with Seniors in charge. Freshmen keep quiet and brief.
The piece argues gossip is universal yet warns against gossiping in public spaces and with various groups. It cites newspapers memoirs and biographies as gossip and advises limiting conversations to appropriate places. It stresses avoiding telephone, trains, postcards, servants, children, and back fences.
The general meeting at Mrs. Q O Mayborn’s home reports 22 members present. Members answered roll call with current events while Beatrice guests performed vocal, violin, piano pieces, and a lecture “A Woman Worthwhile to the Modern World.” refreshments followed.
Vienna report says Katherina Schratt widow of Francis Joseph, once influential in Austria, now lines for bread and meat with jewels gone and clothes tattered. The 250000 dowry vanished amid war and charity, leaving her in poverty in a garret after years of influence over the emperor and tragic Hapsburg misfortunes.
Capt. Norman Macmillan and Capt. Maillins endured 60 hours afloat in a wrecked seaplane in the Bay of Bengal. A passing brig ignored them as they signaled for help, and a steam launch later rescued them.
Seven killings in three years mark the Sanchez Carache feud in Guanajay Cuba authorities say must end even if it requires imprisonment of all remaining family members. Felix Carache shot Batilde Sanchez and then killed himself after a February duel that left Juan Sanchez, Batilde's brother, dead Felix' brother Luis.
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