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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1924
Page
4
Rev W S McCallister's church reports a well attended sacramental service last Sunday and a successful young peoples social with Dorsey Mastin Owens and Maybon aiding. Epworth League reorganized and will hold first service next Sunday at 6 30 pm.
The Federated Community Church invites attendees to the communion service next Sunday and notes Sunday school at 10 o clock. The writer reflects on the significance of the sacrament and urges readiness to meet the Lord.
Miss Alice Lambert visits with Gretchen and Gordon Fanders in first grade. Leonard Holcomb returns after weeks away. Visitors include Misa Callendar, Mrs. Northup, and Mr. Plager. some pupils absent. Carnival preparations under way for October 31 with weather charts in fifth grade and debates in American Literature. Sudan grass seed from Africa led to a U S crop valued at over 10 500 000 in 1918 and a Department of Agriculture study on suitable grasses.
The Keystone Kensington church notes a Sunday schedule with morning communion and a reception of members. A sermon titled A Singular Life will be delivered at the evening service. Members may unite with the church by consulting the pastor or a church member. The Keystone Kensington meets at the parsonage Friday Nov 7 at 2 30 p m.
Next Sunday the annual mission festival is held with services at 9 30 a m echoel 10 30 a m sermon by Rev W Pietzko Princeton and 2 30 p m sermon by Rev W Lobsien Rev Lentz and Pietzko to preach. Ladies Aid sewing circle meets Thursday afternoon November bed at Mrs E J een home instruction Saturday at 9 All are invited.
A public note likens the presidential vote to a stockholders meeting where every voter holds one share and votes equally. It urges all eligible voters to attend the polls and cast their ballots, warning that abstention wastes a crucial stake in the nation’s future.
Henry Ford advocates combining farming with industrial activity to cut freight costs. He criticizes long-distance shipping of raw materials to be processed elsewhere and then reshipped as finished goods. He envisions mechanized farming and seasonal farm help to boost efficiency.
Kingsville Texas Mrs Henrietta M King owner of the famous Santa Gertrudis ranch about 1 800 000 acres said to be the largest in the United States celebrated her ninety second birthday at the ranch east of Kingsville She has lived there since early womanhood and maintained the cattle business after her husband Captain Henry King died years ago
Danzig reports Baltic Sea catch shows smaller fish in herring and other species for German and Baltic markets. Scientists have begun investigations to explain the reduced sizes noted by fishermen this season.
First published Oct 81 and last on Nov 14 the probate notice of the State of Nebraska Jefferson County lists William G. Tinetmen as the estate parties seeking filing and related action in command of the court.
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