Community Club Notes Highlight Diller Picnic Plans
Community notes report May meeting in city mall. Diller Picnic set for August 15 with a soliciting committee to raise funds by May 13 aiming for 500 dollars from local business firms and rural contributors. Free band instruction announced for beginners under Kenneth Foust with rehearsals starting May 18. Lawn beautification contest registration through Mrs. D V Fanders and a veterans celebration committee named for a suitable event.
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EE Geer
ES ‘Jordenn Iy
Nion
Ho Foundation
Diller
Pigaliwe
Kenneth Foust
Fairbars
Foust
Faust
J. K. Varney
D. V. Fanders
Emergency Food Drive Campaign Kickoff May Twelfth
Mrs Scott notes Miller appointed Diller Chairman of the Emergency Food Collection. Campaign to begin May 12 with solicited contributions. Mrs Matilda Casper and son Jo tam Eldred Carpenter visit Lincoln General Hospital patient Eldred Carpenter. Girl Reserves hosted mothers with tea at Congregational Church annex featuring candle ceremony, poems, music, and YWCA remarks. About eighty mothers and daughters attended with officers and volunteers coordinating refreshments.
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Scott
Matilda Casper
Jo Tam Eldred Carpenter
Sanday
Mre- Eldred Carpenter
Lincoln ‘General Hospital
Diller
Sehino
Annex
SP Tito
Pong Bernhardt
Marian Blaus
Cleo Regnier
Beverly Hays
Lucille
Darlene “Novotny
Alice
Eaglemen
Betty Rick
Shirley Walker
Mavis Holle
Ruth Ann ‘Hiatt
June Thomipson
Marvene ‘Specht
Faye Garrels
Phyllis Bernhardt
Deloris
Hubka
Louis Meyer
Jefferson County Y
W.C
Darlene Novotov
Irene Greider
Gloria Miller
Vernest Fasse
Jorees
Lucille Fasse
Sophmore
Jane Wolken
Laute Grabowski
Leona Haeche
Vesta ‘Thorngate
Ruth Ann Hiatt
Luree Lucking
Norma Weers
Twilan Blauser
Meyer
J.K Varney
Haverland
Stiers
Library Board invites public to visit and join
Mrs S A Miller president of the local Library Board invites members to visit the Public Library and take out a $1 membership card John Huttenmeyer of the village board invites members to visit Diller's park and enjoy its picnicking facilities Reporter
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S. A. Miller
John Huttenmeyer
Diller
Diller Opera House May 16 1946 Senior Class Program
Senior class program details announced for Diller with eight thirty pm start. Students listed include Anderson Marvin Carpenter Ives Champ Orma Jean Engelman Alice an Dale Freitag Joyce Green Darrell Greider Kissing Lottman Dewise Maw Opal Miller Gloria Novotny Darlene Maw class motto The Higher You Climb the Broader the View Blue and White colors White Carnation flower. Faculty Gebhards Roelfs Mrs Chester Weaver Flossie Raymond Grades 1 2 3 4 5 6. Board of Education H H Stahl Treasurer Clifford Blauser Chester Weaver D V Fanders.
Student Council Elects Stanley Ahrends Son of Local Family
The University Student Council elected Stanley Ahrends son of Mr and Mrs Harry Ahrends to serve as a communications link between students and university authorities. Richard Steffen of Boulder and Cole visited Lincoln to register for the fall term at the State University with his mother and Mrs Eva Green.
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Stanley . Ahrenids
Harry Ahrends
University of
Saberparnsians
Richard R
Steffen
Boulder
Cole
Richard
Eva Green
Lincoln
The
State University
Former Diller Resident Honored by 80th Birthday
Mrs Evert Schipper of Fairbury observed her 80th birthday with a family reunion at 422 5th Street. Attending were many relatives including Henry Wessels Wessel Schipper Charles Ulrich Herman Schipper George Schipper Henry Schipper Heye Hals and others. Also noted were Anna Retz returning from Oakdale hospital and Russel Madden visiting relatives in Carroll Two.
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Diller
Evert Schipper
Fairbury
5Th Street
Henry
Wessels
Wessel Schipper
Charles Ulrich
Lelan’ de Vries
Mra
Arthur Zimmeran
Herman Schipper
George Schipper
Henry Schipper
Heye Hals
Everet Bettin
Fred DeBoer
Emil de Boer
Roy Shottenkirk
Wiliam Stelling
Sunday May 12 Church Processional and Dinner Guests
A church service program lists an interlude with solo and duet performances including My Task and Savior Thy Dying Love. Following services, Raymond Dinner honors Brother Harold Diller with relatives and friends at the Blauser country home. Harold just discharged from the Army in the Pacific and plans to return to Baltimore. Guests included Diller and family, Eugene Diller party, Shoebotham, Sieford, Sparks, Clark groups, and others.
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Chorue
Darlone Novotny
Rev. C.waters
Savior
Thy Dying Love
Rev
C. Watters Joreen Kisling
Camilla Hubke
Citessia
Raymond
Gieno
Blauser
Harold Diller
Harold
Pacific
Baltimore
Eugene Diller
Doris
Feirbury
Frank Shoebotham
Harriet Dilier
Plattsmouth
Mra
Ralph Sieford
Gene Dale
Chester Sparks
W.H. Clark
Diller School Plans Grad Activities and Play
Senior class activities fill the last two weeks with Baccalaureate at Methodist Church on May 13 led by Rev. C Watters, and Commencement at the Opera House on May 16. The senior class play Balls and Nuts premieres Friday at eight, with music by class vocal groups.
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Methodist Church
C. Watters
Opera House
Opera
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Y, S.c.hutchinson
Diller Band
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Beate Thorngate
Mary Stiers
Mo. Haverland
Clarence ‘Hiatt
Greider
Prone Hubka
Cami
Ore
Ie Lottman
Dewise
Maw
Opal
Miller
Gloria Novotny
Darlene
Alien
Leo LeRoy
Baker, Jack Lee
Eleanor Weigel
Weigel
R.L. Upson
Porkers
Noel Dee Garrels
Donna
Chester Weaver
Flossie Raymond
H. H. Stahl
Clifford Blauser
D._V.Fanders
Gretel
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Metawens
Flossie Raymond Rey
Spehr
Gloria’ Miller
Dale Engelman
Lyon’ Thompson Lie
Alice Engelman
Orma Champ
Diller High School
Anna Retz
Qdell Hospital
Russel Madden
Thela Kunecke
Carrol Two
Nora Wade
Vesta,Neb
Laura Batlard
Ray Lamb
D.H.S
Methodist
C Church
Figasie
Jesus
Révy
Watters
Diller School News
Phyllis Bernhart
Board of ‘Education
Iusus
Paige
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