Diller High Boys Reach District Finals In Basketball
Diller High School basketball returned from Fairbury with a district runner up trophy the teams first finals appearance since district play began. They defeated Steele City 20 3 on Friday and edged Endicott in a hard fought semifinal before losing to Swanton in the final. The season closed with senior graduates Bob Andrews Benford Henrichs Keith Johnson Don Maw and Roe Sparks.
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Diller High
Fairbury
Diller
Steele City
Heen
K. Johnson
Andrews
B. Henrichs
Sparks
D. Maw
Maw
Close
D. Garrels
C. Henrichs
Sasse
Swant
Swanton
Bob Andrews
Benford Henricha
Keith Johnson
Don Maw
Roe Sparks
Howard Maw
Fifth and sixth grade notes on studies and health essays
The fifth History class studied Daniel Boone while the fifth Arithmetic class began lessons on important measures. A March calendar with kites and Dutch windmills decorates the blackboard as the sixth grade works on a Dutch sand table. Russel Madden misses days due to illness but is wished a speedy recovery. Health class members wrote papers on home sanitation topics.
Grammar Room Problems Involving Dis Counts Seventh Grade
Grammar work covers dis count issues and Pythagorean concepts as seventh graders tackle decimals and measurements. New six week officers include Betty Hurst president Bernard Cunningham vice president and Yvonne Nicholson secretary.
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Betty Hurst
Bernard Cunningham
Yvonne Nicholson
Third and Fourth Grade Report Cards and Arts
Report cards for the 3rd and 4th grades were issued on Wednesday with notes of improvement. Several students including Elizabeth Cunningham Calvin Pickard and Lottie Stufflebean were absent during the week. A Dutch scene with windmills dikes and tulips was displayed in the sand table and Mary Bristol and Roe Patton created a March calendar for the board, described as the prettiest seen this year.
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Elizabeth Cunningham
Calvin Pickard
Lottie Stufflebean
Mary Bristol
Roe Patton
First and Second Grade Honored for Attendance and Spelling
Gloria Miller has been neither absent nor tardy in six weeks Irene Greider brought a bouquet of flowers. Second grade pupils with 100 percent spelling last Friday include Dorothy Anderson Lynn Arthur Thompson Irene Greider and Gloria Miller. Students studied Life in Holland while listening to The Little Dutch Tulip Girl and Ned and Nana Holland by Omstead and Grant.
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Gloria Miller
Irene 'Greider
Dorothy Anderson
Lynn Arthur’ Thompson
Irene Greider
Holland
Branden
Ned and
Nana Holland
Omstead
Grant
Lutheran Church Weekly Announcements
Rev L J Wolff Pastor C L Hullman Supt S S Sunday School 9 30 Luther League meeting Sunday evening features Rev Eilers with a noteworthy message Do not miss League Daily devotional booklets urged for steadfast reading and prayer English services 10 30 German 11 15 Luther League 7 30 Lenten Vesper 7 30 Wednesday Women s Missionary Society meets March 11 at 1 30 p m
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L. J. Wolff
C. L Hullman
S. S
Luther League
Eilers
Women’s Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church Activities Prompt Food Sale
Rev H H Proett pastor Mrs Ray Lamb superintendent S S Sunday school at 10 morning worship at 11 Epworth League meets 645 Epworth League sponsors a food sale at Clarks store next Saturday Proceeds fund summer institute Your support is requested Contributions of food appreciated
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H H. Proett
Ray Lamb
S. S
Epworth League
Clark's
Keystone Kensington Meets At Mrs Waggoner's Home
Congregational Church announces Friday afternoon gathering at the home of Mrs. C L Waggoner. Sunday School at 10 A M, Morning Worship at 11 A M led by Rev Chas A Lockhart and Superintendent W A Snyder.
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Chas. A. Lockhart
W. A. Snyder
S. S
Keystone Kensington
Obituary of Mrs Mary Cramer
Mrs Mary Cramer born near Haddam Kansas August 16 1865 died February 28 1936 after illness at daughter Ethel Fahrenwald’s home Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church Steele City with Rev Fillinger officiating Interment in Steele City cemetery Waggoner Brothers funeral service lists survivors including daughter Ella Campbell Sayre Oklahoma Lulu Edwards Emmett Idaho Ethel Fahrenwald Steele City Nebraska J R Cramer Big Springs Nebraska and sister Mrs Lula Lottere Winfield Kansas plus brother Wm Tevo Portland Oregon and her husband and oldest son Ernest are noted as deceased.
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Mary Tebdue
Jabe
Melvina
Mary Tebo
Haddam
Kans
Christian Church
James P. Cramer
Fhve
Ella Campbell
Sayre
Oklahoma
Lulu Edwards
Emmett
Idano
Ethel Fahrenwald
Steele City
Nebr
J. R. Cramer
Big
Presbyterian Church
Fillinger
Waggoner Brothers
Diller Streets Dragged Without Harm Monday
A brief item notes that Diller streets were dragged Monday and the activity did not cause any damage or harm to the streets or surrounding area.
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Diller
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Lincoln
Miss Hamel
Gretchen Fanders
Bernice Ferry
Dorothy Hilder
Mary. Beckwith
Elizabeth Green
Betty Thompson
Lucille Findling
Plymouth
H. S
Daniel Boone
Russel Madden
Illnes
Russel
Jean Bond
Fern Close
Harvey Cunningham
Weldon Henrichs
Darrel Beckwith
Julia Diller
Virgil Fasnacht
Richard Miller
Bonnie Thompson
Leila Broadstone
Dwaine Clark
Avis Johnson
Diler, Nebr
Miller’s
Polly Brand
Svane
Paul’s EV
Lutheran Near
Methodist Episcopal Church
Congregational Church
Mrs. Mary. Cramer
Missouri
William Gaines
Fountain Service
Erwin Fanders
Prop
Dr.o
C. Diehl
Diller, Nebraska
Pepperell, Borden, Rumson and A
Lux Poet Sof
Prunes
Oregon
Forest City
Idaho
Navy
Clark’s Store
Diller, Nebr
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