Diller Board Appeals for Public Help in Fever Precautions
The Board of Education of Dist No 70 at Diller urges public cooperation to prevent Scarier Fever from becoming an epidemic. After consulting the County and State Health Boards, the board asks residents to keep sick children home and contact a doctor. Signatures include Sidney R. Upson and others.
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Board of Education of Dist No.70
Diller
Board of Education
Board of Health
Farbury
Lincoln
State Board of Health
Signey
Robert R. Upson
E. J. Weigel
D. V. Pandere
Herman Stable
Clifford Brauser
Chester Weaver
Local notices speak of illness tragedies and church services
Mr Herman Sasse suffers a stroke and remains in serious condition after a period of failing health. Family members return to Omaha from Diller while a child Dallas Green died after being struck by a car. Quarantines affect three families for scarlet fever as others recover. A church service visit details a stormy voyage with Marines and Navy personnel and a coral chapel.
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Herman Sasse
Sasse
Wm. Blumfolk
Diller
Bill
Jim. Pickard
Former air corps veteran Drexler to pursue degrees at Nebraska
Freddie Drexler a former Air Corps sergeant who served in Europe has received an honorable discharge and is enrolled at Penn Normal College. He plans to complete his A B degree this semester and expects to attend the University of Nebraska next year for a master's in mathematics. He studied nine months at Ohio State University during service and played in a veterans orchestra abroad. He is a 1939 D H S graduate active in school and town bands and hopes to rejoin the Diller Band. His parents Fred and Alma Drexler live on a Fairbury area farm.
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Freddie Drexler
Diilervoy
Air Corps
Europe
Penn “Normal College
Uni. of
Nebraska
Freddie
Union Ohio
Columbus
Ohio
Germany
Fise
D.H.S
Diller
Alfred Drexler
Fairbury
Ray Renz PFC experiences and World War II service
Ray Renz son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Renz served in the Pacific with the 26th Infantry Division. He graduated Diller High School in May 1943, joined the service June 1943, and was discharged January 1946 at Fort Logan Colorado. He served overseas from January 6 1944 eight months were spent hospitalized. He traveled to New Zealand New Caledonia Guadalcanal Opia k Leyte Luzon and Japan. He earned Asiatic Pacific ribbon Good Conduct Philippines Liberation Star and Combat Star. He formed friendship with a Japanese shopkeeper and family during his time in Japan. He describes Christmas Eve hospitality and gifts including a silver spoon and souvenirs such as a Japanese flag and silk kimonos. He notes it snowed in Japan. Also mentioned are Robert D Hiatt on leave in New Orleans and other relatives visiting. A Soil Conservation election is announced for March 6 to elect district supervisors with voting by mail available.
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Alfred J. Mayborn
A. Jovely
St.Paul’s Ev. Lutheran Church
Diller
Mies Arlene _ “Roseman, dughter
Frank Roseman
Norman Wolff
Mira
Anna Wolff
Sterling
Nebr
Sjorin: Wolff
Bloom
Ollendorf
Platte Center
Donna Seth
Birtels
Mariyo ‘Koppelio
Jesus
Eligabeth Ollendorf
Clarence
Roseman
Ruth Ollendorf
Lincoln
Marvin Wolff
Pfe
Oliver Wolff
Camp Polk
Clarence Roseman
Ted Bartels
Alfred Wiemere
Odes
Miss Roth Olendort
Jefferson County
U. S. Army
South Dakota
Doona Beth
Winifred
Alvin Wolff
Charleen
Mary Jane
Marilyn
Ray. Renz
Clarence Renz
26Th Infantry Division
Te Nya
Diller ‘High School
Fort Logan
Colo
Ray
New ‘Zealand
New Caledonia
Guadacanal
Opiak
New Guinea
Leyte
Luzon
Japan
Philippines
Rey
Soil Conservation
Fairbury
C. Hutchinson
C. R. Steffen
Diller School News Highlights Class Play and Exams
Phyllis Bernhart reports senior class events at Diller High. Students toured Beatrice and Gale for pictures then shopped and visited the high school before attending a Rivoli Theatre double feature. Six weeks of exams render report cards late. District basketball tournament, declamatory contest, and a planned comedy play feature multiple students and local hosts. Newt Carpenter hospitalized in Lincoln with a severe heart attack. Mrs. Ralph Carpenter of Topeka ill at home.
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Supt. Varney
Beatrice
Gales Sadio
Rivoli
Rockies
Maisie
Pharedcy
Crawford
Bria
Odell
Diller
Ani
A‘silver
Martha Kane
Gladye Raye
Cedric Green
Wire
Talesman
Ralph Carpenter
Topeka
Shea
Ella Griswold Returns From Kansas City Visit
Mrs Ella Griswold came back to Kansas City from visiting relatives. She was accompanied home by her brother Pry McClurg and his wife, his son Ewart, and Ewart’s wife and baby who will stay several days.
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Ella Griswold
Kansas City
Pry McClurg
Ewart
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Wolff-Roseman
Vearl
Green
Sherry
Maby Diller
Wilbur Green
Duane
Gale
Mother
Dennis
S. C. ‘Hutchinson
O Jell Hospital
Island of
Peleliu
South Pacific
Pelelia
Caia
Dar Enee
A. Navy Air Outfit
Navy
Navy Air and Base
Moe, Eldred Carpenter
Odell Hospital
Ray Renz
Robert D. Hiatt
New Orleans
Louisiana
Clarence Hiatt
Ruth Ann
Roe Patton Y
Leo
Robert
Diller School News
Phyllis
Bernhart
Alvin Saathoff
Alice
Marita
Mavia Holle Denry
Guilford
Wiemer Vex
Meyer
Ra “Prospector
Melvio Hobb
Irene Campbell
Shirley Wathor
Donna Dreams
Faye Garrels
Mr Torney
Richard Dowling
LeRoy
Watbor Letha
Dowling
Stephene
Shirley
Branch Mire
Forbes
Schouelle Mra
Lawriteon
Alvera Saathoff
Orville” Wendt
A .Pal
Herman ‘Harding
Hugh Spre
S ‘Pal
Richard Stephens
Maergeret Paddock
Lethe
Ruth -Ann
Hiatt
Hewers
Coal Dick
Darrell Green
Billie
Virgil Bergmeier
Peter
Dwaine Weigel
Joe
Dale Engleman
Bob
Leon Thompson
Newt Carpenter
Diller High School
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