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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1950
Page
3
The page lists radio schedules with times for KFAB Omaha and Lincoln stations. It includes morning programs at 7:30, 8:15, 9:12, farm segments, and evening slots, with variations on Saturdays and Sundays. Additional entries show WoW Omaha times and Sunday renewals, noting multiple daily broadcasts and midnight slots.
The text shows a notice that Teebeeeeeae is entered at the post office at Diller Neébr for transmission through the mails as second class matter. The fragment indicates a postal designation and eligibility for mail handling.
A brief Diller Public Schools notice lists Elizabeth Hirschler, Fayee Krebs, George Clary, and Robert Gérer as key individuals connected to the district.
The schedule shift adds extracurricular activities with School time Journalism and Advanced Arithmetic as new subjects. Mr Schaumburg and Miss Shortlgate tag them respectively. Beginners practice numbers 1 to 10. Monday introduced reading themes of red green and yellow.
Dennis Casper David Robson Navéy Clary Nitey Baumfalk Stanley Geer L wry Horsky Karen Jordelling Eiva Schulz and Joan Riggle achieved perfect attendance for the first semester. Second graders will have one more subject Studies 10 Healthland. Mr Vern Hungate of the State Department visited the room Monday. Jeab Schulz brought pictures of the Black Hills and Larry Horeby and Stanley Deer shared reports of sights seen during their recent visit.
Morrow's boys played tightly on defense and balanced scoring as Schouelle and Lottman each bagged nine points. Allen added eight, while Schmidt and Kuezberg contributed strong rebounds and nine points. Freshman Bob Harding led the bench with 26 points, Wester added 22, and Richardson fueled fast breaks as Diller led 32-15 at halftime and won 56-44.
Students work on speech making and English diagramming as 8th grade starts new unit. Sixth graders receive new English and history books. One pupil absent last week and only one had perfect attendance last semester.
Diller routed Steele City 71 to 11 on the home court Tuesday night. Bob Harding led with 16 points while Don Stromich scored 20 and Leo Alien added 10. Connie Ben Lottman delivered key assists as the varsity built a 82 to 6 halftime lead.
Local readers recall square dancing as a revival gains momentum despite modern dance trends. The piece notes community nostalgia, a barber shop setting, a lost wallet tale, and a funeral notice for Joe Leggett of Odell with survivors listed.
Beginners in the Primary Room received new books titled Fun with Tom and Betty amid shouts and cheers. Children enjoyed cutting snowflakes as snowfall continued outside the classroom.
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