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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1952
Page
3
School notes list editor Royces Horsky and sport names Lee Dell Thompson and Gladys Gebhards. Holiday travel mentions teachers spending Christmas vacation with Eastwood family in Summerfield and Kas Frazees visiting relatives in Summerfield Kansas City and DeWitt Diller households.
The brief notes mention Mr Morrow with parents in Missouri and Duerfeldt with parents in Kansas. Mrs Clark at home with her sister in Lincoln. Miss Rebensdorf at home in Lincoln. Joyce Schmuelle cannot return to school after holidays, recovering from an appendectomy in Lutheran Hospital.
Exams run Thursday afternoon and Friday with the first semester ending on the 11th. Mr Morrow and Mr Frazee attended the Big Seven Basketball tournament.
Calendar notes PTA meeting on January 14 and a basketball tournament scheduled at Fairbury from January 16 to 18.
A roving reporters team surveys holiday plans and decorations as Christmas approaches, noting community events, shopping bustle, and local displays. Residents share lights, charity drives, and festive gatherings shaping the season.
The fragment chronicles a classroom week after vacation with January spelling books, December birthdays for Diana Scheele and Tommy Hewitt, January 4 for Mary Malchow, and students bringing treats. It lists favorite toys including a cash register, dolls, trucks, a bicycle, a tea set, and various other gifts.
A fragmented listing shows pirate of Capri Valant Hombre IRLDS collide across cinema times at Fairbury theaters from Friday to Tuesday. Oklahoma woods appears in Sunday through Tuesday schedule.
The Jack Shipman jewelry and china shop advertises open stock china patterns for replacement or complete services. Customers are urged to visit today, select a pattern, and have it registered for quick delivery, with a monthly budget option for a place setting.
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