Red Cross notes show growing attendance and volunteer work
The column reports rising Red Cross meeting turnout with 26 attendees Friday and 35 on Wednesday as Miss Dysart and Camp Fire Girls aid with surgical dressings. Plans call for sweaters knitted by many, 300 total by June 30 in Jefferson County, with 50 pledged by Sput. Mrs. Fouts sent 24 pajama suits and 20 hospital shirts to Fairbury. Japanese women, led by Princess Oyama, work in Tokyo palaces making dressings to Allied specifications, while American women in Japan also contribute. Eva Stotts recd. Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Dysart
Camp Fire
American Red Cross
Princess Oyama
United States
Tokio
Japan
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Eva. Stotts- Rec'd
Diller Public School Absences Noted. Sixth Grade Maps
Evelyn Stotts Ethel Ellis Veda Cavett and Elizabeth Folkers Misses Folkers Willie Bowers Martha Folkers and Willie Bowers absent due to sickness. Sixth grade making product maps of the United States. Mrs Allen Coleman and eighth grade country visitors in Intermediate room during county exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Stotts
Ethel Ellis
Veda Cavett
Elizabeth Folkers
United States
Martha Folkers
Willie Bowers
Allen Coleman
Fifth grade arithmetic review and historic pageantry notes
The fifth grade completes arithmetic review with Elizabeth Starr winning the first test. Teachers Mr Kelly and Miss Gash visited with Peru and Diller friends. Mr Kelly helped rehearse The House Next Door by Peru Normal seniors and praised cast ability. Resolutions from the Southeast Nebraska Teachers Association urge German language suppression and support war efforts and Prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Starr
Kelly
Liberty
Miss Gash
Southeast Nebraksa Teachers’ Association
Beatrice
Germany
State Council of Defense
Nebraska
United States
Harbine News Roundup Reflects Local Visits and Red Cross Activity
Harbine and nearby residents attended a party at Walter Tusche near Fairbury. Local youths purchased Grant Six cars from Arnold Bros. A flood of social calls, family visits, and Beatrice and Fairbury trips fill the week. The Red Cross program advances with multiple sewing sessions and a move to the former U B church for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbine
Walter Tusche
Fairbury
Henry Wegele
Wm. Lohman
Grant
Arnold Bros
Wilma Kroetsching
Helen
Mildred Kremke
Jansen
G. F. Kroetsching
Fred Kroetsching
Louie Koenig
Frank Wades
Beatrice
Clara Koehig
Ply High
Walter Arpke
Joe
Price
Henry Arnold
Dick Ommen
Alonzo Spechts
Shea
Harlen Weaver
Jay Bishop
Geo. Connor
Will Meyers
Diller
Henry Funkner
Frank Murray
Johnnie Wrigley
Martin ‘Mudrow
Bertha Arnold
Beatrice H. S
Herman Stahl
Fred Schnuelle
Sydney
Nebr
Schnuelle
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International Harvester
S. C. Hutchinson
Red
Diller Public Schools
the Tourists Triangle
Burlington
Nebraska-Billings
Glacier Park
Nebraska-Denver-Colorado
Denver-Billings
Yellowstone
Denver
Colorado
Rocky Mountain National
Estes) Park
Rockies
Big Horns
Black Hills
Denver-Casper
W. I. Filley
Diller, Nebr
Wakeley
Farnam St
Omshe
Dorothea Arnold
Elsie Wolters
Alfred Schnuvelle
Esther Grief
General Red Cross
U. B
FORD
F. W. Lowe
E. O. Cassell
Steele City, Nebr
Jefferson Co
J. Monroe Davis
First National Bank
Fairbury, Neb
Rex A. Green
EOC Hichatt
Qikee, Ofeta
Waggoner Bros
DR. MH. Bauguess
O. C. Diehl
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