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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1935
Page
8
School news notes practice for the senior play Laugh Clown started this week with all class members in the show. Measles reduce attendance as many students have not had them. The senior class and sponsor visited Bea yesterday for portraits at Gale's studio.
Ruth Stahl visited the room last Friday as measles reduced class numbers. Perfect spelling grades for the week ending March 29 went to Sybil Fasmacht Robert Thom Fern Close and Betty Hurst. The grades are tied to a unit on corruption and reforms after the Civil War and its relevance to current politics.
The fifth and sixth grades renew their six week course as students explore poetry. They study Edgar A. Guest's It Couldn’t Be Done and begin with the opening verse about overcoming doubters.
The readable fragment hints at a narrative about effort and restraint with a tense confrontation. It mentions hidden worry and a task being tackled that others thought impossible, suggesting a character facing scrutiny and proving capability.
Absences due to measles affected both grades last week while students worked on Easter decorations. Third and fourth graders are reading Bolenieres readers, completing a third reader for each grade this year. Perfect spelling awards went to Denice Anderson Marilyn Miller Mary Lou Thompson Mary Bristol Gayle Cully Betty Grabber Nelda Nicholson Roe Patton Leila Broadstone Dwaine Clark and Avis Johnson.
The school honors two grade levels with student achievements. First graders finished the Winston Primera and read Elson Book One. Second graders review Elson Second and read The Story Hour stories.
Mrs Mollie Riddle traveled four miles south and one east of Diller to the home of her daughter Ina Hill for a birthday dinner last Sunday. A large dinner was prepared with three cakes by attendees including relatives from Beatrice and nearby residents.
Cash prizes totaling 1500 dollars offered by Omaha Bee News for a twins matching contest. No sales or votes required, just a fun skill game. Order the paper today.
Congregational and Methodist churches list pastors and Sunday school times. A missionary program is planned during worship. Sermon topic is How Shall We Think of Prayer. Men's Night slated at Congregational church. Nine days left to fill Lenten Banks and bring gifts on Palm Sunday April 14.
The St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller invites worshipers with Rev L J Wolff as pastor and C L Hullman as superintendent. Sunday school at 9 30 English services at 10 30 and Lenten services on Wednesday at 8 00. The sermon will explore Love in four dimensions from Ephesians 3 18 and John continuing the theme of Gods love amid suffering.
The Royal Neighbors of America honor Carrie Green, a beloved member of Laurel Camp 986, with resolutions expressing deep regret at her passing and extending sympathy to her family. The notice notes mourning by the camp and a copy sent to the home paper for publication.
The text notes the passing of Carrie Green a member of Naomi Chapter 44 Order of the etc. It expresses sorrow and faith stating the loss is felt by all and faith in the higher life she now shares and offers sympathy to the bereaved family and relatives.
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