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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1948
Page
2
Carol Lee Frisbie of Campbell spent the holidays visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Calkins in Diller.
Students shared handmade and molded figures for their parents as Christmas gifts during Friday afternoon activities, reflecting classroom craft projects and seasonal spirit.
The class enjoys Christmas carols this week and reads festive stories while exploring customs of other countries. Fourth grade completes Eskimo Booklets and starts Congo region studies. Diller volleyball beats Reynolds 39 to 37 with Darlene Roelfs and Rose Clary as top scorers.
The article surveys how cultures mark New Year with varied rites from Paris egg exchanges and Notre Dame bells to Scottish open houses and Japanese three day celebrations. It notes greetings, feasts, and customs intended to invite prosperity, along with a brief school calendar appendix.
Christmas day scenes show Mrs. Fowler of Malden Missouri with her husband visiting his mother at Frazee home in Diller. Mise Ratzioff travels to California to visit Mr. Morrow in St Joseph. Miss Toorngate stays in Denver Colorado. Mr Hollows enjoys time at his home in Airbury. Mrs Beatty hosts in Diller with her visiting son.
In a fast exciting game Reynolds failed to stop Diller who won 42-15 at half time. Harding led Reynolds with 28 points while Beachler Grégory and Roella top scored for Diller with 20 points. O'Neal Branet and Siemson added four each for Reynolds.
Mr. Holloway spent Christmas at his Fairbury home and visited Lincoln friends. Seventh and eighth grade students made what not shelves in class, continuing a school craft project titled Continal in column 1.
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