Heat Wave Brings Sweltering Classrooms
The article notes extreme heat starting last Sunday with classroom temperatures above 90 degrees. Students and staff struggle as the sudden change tests endurance and comfort in the school environment.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1934
Page
8
The article notes extreme heat starting last Sunday with classroom temperatures above 90 degrees. Students and staff struggle as the sudden change tests endurance and comfort in the school environment.
Mary Bristol and Betty Graber won first and third prizes in a spelling contest during Educational Day. Exhibits are prepared for the County Fair with second graders making health posters and third graders coloring birds. Third graders have finished the Five Great Races in Geography and are reviewing, with sandtables of Indian, Japanese, and Holland areas.
Intermediate room activities note progress in geography with Africa and Russia topics. Fourth grade builds booklets on grain crops and produce. Perfect spelling honorees for the week ending May 4 include Juanita Anderson Julia Diller Lloyd Green Richard Miller Yvonne Nicholson Bonnie Thompson Jean Bond and Beulah Dunn.
The seventh grammar class studies sentences by form while the eighth history class covers the Spanish American war. Students scoring 100 percent in spelling last week include Mary Beckwith Scott Miller Della Roelfs Betty Thompson and Max Thompson.
The Diller High School boys won events at the District Track Meet with Cecil Findling placing 3rd in discus 4th in shot and tied for 2nd in high jump while Donald Maw finished 3rd in the mile This was Diller’s first track season in years and next year the team is expected to improve The Girls Sextette performed for the Diller Woman's Club Mother-Daughter team on Wednesday.
The 1933-34 Diller public school year ends May 18 with three events left for seniors: May 11 junior senior banquet May 13 baccalaureate sermon and May 17 commencement. The class includes Helen Fasnacht Kathryn Johnson Imer Garrels Viola Krebs Gilbert Garrels Zerelda Cleo Green Orlynn S Kathryn Harris Ruth Stahl Eleanor Henrichs Keith Woner John Henrichs Leonard Wiemers. The senior class play Moon River Rancho an act comedy drama by Mayne Russell was well received with a full house at the opera house last Wednesday.
A log cabin scene by Mr Schindler enhanced the Western production directed by Miss Lois Henrichs and Supt Schindler. The class and sponsor thank all helpers and Cornbelt Lumber Co for lending lumber. Gross receipts topped a little over $6000.
The Junior class plans the banquet to be held Friday at the Methodist church. Committees for interior and table decorating, program, and rearrangement are led by Gene Andrews, Maxine Fry, Elmer Krebs, and Billie Bristol respectively with several assistants.
Diller's Girls Glee Club earned a superior rating in Class D at the State Music Contest in Lincoln, marking the town's second consecutive first place win. Rachel Diller placed well in a crowded clarinet solo field, and local drivers who carted participants to Lincoln were thanked for their support.
The Methodist and Congregational churches announce a joint plan for outdoor evening services in summer at the park bandstand. Rev. Robert E Drew preaches the Diller High School Baccalaureate service at 8 p.m. Sunday with the sermon titled I Am Third. A Mother's Day emphasis invites a new beginning in church life.
Creditors must file claims by September 5 1934 and debts paid by May 4 1935. R Bee county judge will hear and adjust claims September 6 1934 at 9 a m in the County Court room Jefferson County Nebraska. First publication May 11 1934.
Rev. L. J. Wolff is pastor C. L Hullman serves as superintendent Sunday school begins at 9 30 A M.
Robert F Bauer pastor W A Snyder supt S S services at 11 A M and 8 30 P M sermon What is a Christian based on Except ye turn and become as little children read and enter the Kingdom of Heaven Children story What Bradley owed Evening Baccalaureate service at the Diller schools at the Methodist church Choir practice Saturday in the annex Ladies Missionary Society meets Friday afternoon May 18 topic China
The piece discusses defining compromise in a Christian life and weighs actions during wartime and class conflicts. It presents scenarios from government action to economic struggles, asking what a Christian’s response should be and where compromise lies in daily decisions.
A community member asks about balancing work and education choices. They present options to quit school, stay in school, or both, seeking compromise and long term impact. The piece notes a C. E. meeting on May 6 with an outdoor gathering and invites youths to a Methodist church event next Sunday at 7:00 p.m.
Notice is given of a sale at the south front of the Court House in Fairbury Nebraska at two o clock P M on May 19 1934 for described real estate in Jefferson county Nebraska including parts of sections 12 and 24 townships 1 and 2 north ranges 4 east and lots in Diller. Executrix Helen O Loock of the will of Edward L Loock deceased. Attorneys Jack and Vette. First publication April 27 last publication May 11.
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