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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1936

Page

4

Diller High Clinches Pioneer Conference Title in Steeled City

Diller High defeated Steele City to claim the Pioneer Conference crown ending with 12 18 in a rough game. Elmer Sasse sparkled for Diller as the team secured first place while Fairbury losses paced the county tourney outlook. Standings show Diller atop the conference with Endicott, Steele City and Reynolds trailing.

Diller High Steele City Diller Steele Citys Fairbury Elmer Sasse Roe Spakrs Diller Boys Endicott Daykin Reynolds

Seventeen Grades Below Pass Sing Reviewed

Seventeen grades were below passing though subjects not studied for a semester or longer. Grammar is to be reviewed presently. The Professional Training class finished studying the rural school plant and will next study the organization of the school.

Grammar Room Holds Election The Geography Class

Seventh and eighth graders make Australia booklets in Geography while Civics class demonstrates the Australian method of voting with a regular classroom election. Students Jean Bond Fern Close Weld on Heinrichs Julia Diller Eldean Henrichs Betty Hurst Richard Miller Yvonne Nicholson Bonnie Thompson Leila Broadstone wrote correct spelling papers last week.

Jean Bond Fern Close Weldon Heinrichs Julia Diller Eldean Henrichs Betty Hurst Richard Miller Yvonne Nicholson Bonnie Thompson Leila Broadstone

School notes on classes and absences this week

Fifth grade History covers Life of Abraham Lincoln while sixth grade Arithmetic begins decimal division. Absences include Gayle Cully Esther Lamb Russell Madden Margery Nippett due to illness. Health class discussed Keeping Milk Safe from Bacteria and Avis Johnson reported on Pasteur as the first to pasteurize milk.

Abraham Lincoln Gayle Cully Esther Lamb Russell Madden Margery Nippett Avis Johnson Pasteur

Reports From Classroom Activities In Various Grades

In 3rd and 4th Geography pupils study the Eskimo people and music focuses on song keys by signatures with sharps. Art features silhouettes of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington in black and white. 4th Numbers covers long division with three numbers in the dividend. Health posters show fruit and vegetables in groups. 5th Geography nears completion of United States unit with outlying possessions to be studied. A valentine box party was held with a red white decor and perfect spellers listed.

United States

First and Second Grades Dorothy Anderson Lynn Arth ur Thomsson

A brief notice lists names Dorothy Anderson Lynn Arth ur Thomsson and Irene Greider connected to early grade activities. The fragment highlights student participants and instructors in a local school program.

Dorothy Anderson Lynn Arthur Thomsson Irene Greider

Notice of Sheriff Sale in Jefferson County Nebraska

Sheriff Emil Ackman will offer for sale March 2, 1936 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Fairbury Court House the fractional northwest quarter of section 29 in Jefferson County Nebraska. The sale is under an order in a case with Protestant and Home as plaintiff against Anna M Willems as defendant. Cash to highest bidder.

Jefferson County Nebraska District Court Anna M. Willems Court House Fairbury Awente

Saint Valentine Activities Highlight Classroom News

Students received a perfect score in the weekly spelling test. Amanda Achtemeier led first and second grades during Miss Raymond's absence Thursday afternoon. Billy Pruett and Darrel Dee Green had the top score in a bean bag number game last Friday. Several children stayed home briefly due to illness, including Lynn Arthur Thompson Darrel Dee Green Norma Lee Allen and Irene Greider. The class opened a Valentine box decorated during art period on Monday.

H. H Green Miss Hanson Gretchen Fanders Elizabeth Green Billie Bill Leask Eleanor Henrichs Fairbury Nemes Rodger Arntt Shirley Garrels Joyce Johnson Marilyn Miller Lottie Stuffi Bean Mary Lou Thompson Mary Bristor Betty Grabher Amanda Achtemeier Miss Raymond Billy Pruett Darrel Dee Green Lynn Arthur Thompson Norma Lee Allen Irene Greider

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