Terms of Subscription and Local Notes in Diller Nebr
The Record notes subscription terms, corrects a residence error for Mrs. Ollie Armsted, and reports a hot spell of about 98 degrees. It mentions John Steiner modernizing his house, water and Shell gas installation, and two workers cooling off with ice pops. Nearby, teacher George Armstrong plans to return to farm work next Monday. others’ plans remain unrevealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steiner
Honolulu
John
Bill Bond
Fritz Miller
Mercury
George Armstrong
Dad
Odell
Births and local notes miss in Memories of the Past
The column reports a May birth of twins to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hicken with a correction that Mento Hicken is 49, not 50, and will pay poll tax next year. It notes Mrs. William Schneider of Plymouth and state fishing news from Nebraska with several large catches and six fish law convictions totaling fines and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mento Hicken
Fred Hicken
Mento
William Schneider
Plymouth
Nebraska
W. H. Lytle
State Fish Commission
Lincoln
State House
North Platte
Mioatare
Senior Class Roll and Motto Echo Decisive Colors
Senior class roll highlights appear beside the motto Today Decides Tomorrow. Colors shown are wine and silver with a white rose symbol.
Eighth Grade Graduates and School Staff List
Eighth grade graduates include Lawrence Fox Dale Weaver Richard Hughes Georgia Ball Donald Sheele Shirley Garrels and Georgia Ball. High School Faculty noted with Carl Ludington Supt B L George Prin Elaise Pool Margaret Ball Harriet Peterson Nelson Ingalsbe. Instrumental Music Grade School Faculty George Armstrong and Erma Sible with Flossie Raymond grades 1-3. Board of Education members L M Cavett pres W E Anderson Lecy J S Diller VP H H Green Treas Herman Stahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Fox
Dale Weaver
Richard Hughes
Georgia Ball
Donald Sheele
Shirley Garrels
Carl Ludington
B. L. George
Prin Elaise Pool
Margaret Ball
Harriet Peterson Nelson Ingalsbe
Auto Crash Injures Winside Couple and Students
A car borrowed by three Winside high school students struck the Neely vehicle near Winside last Tuesday evening. Mrs Neely sustained a double arm fracture and bruises, Harold Neely rib injuries and bruises, Betty Werner knee cuts and bruises, Shirley Wade a torn scalp and bruises, while Donald Misfeidt felt shock. Harold Neely operates a ware business and undertaker at Winside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Harold Neely
Winside
Nebraska
Winside High School
Neely
Betty Werner
Shirley Wade
Donald Misfeidt
Surgeon Dr Hertzler Urges 70 Plus to Sit Quietly
Dr. Arthur E. Hertzler 70 a KU medical school surgeon and author spoke to the Nebraska State Medical Association in Lincoln urging that men over 70 should remain quiet and not speak. He noted that young men should receive responsibility while old men offer advice from experience. Hertzler recently wrote The Doctor and His Patients and argued there is no Christian religion separate from Christianity, advocating the golden rule to end sectarian conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Hertzler
University of Kansas Medical School
Nebraska State Medical Association
Lincoln
Kansas School of Medicine
Hertzler
South Carolina Motto Phrase Explained
The motto Dum Spiro Spero meaning While I breathe I hope is identified as the official motto of South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Farmers vote on marketing quotas for wheat in county referendum
Jefferson County farmers join national action on May 31 to vote in a secret ballot on marketing quotas for wheat. Polling booths will be run locally with results tabulated publicly and notices urged for participation and discussion across precincts in the next two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
America
AAA
Mrs Letha McLean Leads Local Boards and Business
Mrs Letha McLean of Fairbury was chosen secretary treasurer of the Jefferson County Food Stamp Industries Committee and elected president of the Board of Education. She operates the Four Square Grocery on the east side of the square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha McLean
Fairbury
Jefferson County Food (Stamp) Industries Committee
Board of Education
Guide Rock Signal Changes Hands
The Guide Rock Signal changes ownership with Mr Vaughn selling to Walter Ed Smith new publisher though a non resident. Miss Gertrude Lambert remains local representative editor her prior experience boosts local interest in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guide Rock
Vaughn
Walter Ed. Smith
Gertrude Lambert
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Diller Record
Cavett
Baltes
Semster Masthe B. Const
Seo E Ander
St Diller Nebr
Ollie Armsted
Tecumseh
Auburn
Biller Public Schools
Biller Opera House
Say
W H Clark
Margaret Barnett
Julia Diller
Wellington Dean
Doris Hasche
Richard Miller
Juanita Anderson
Ade
Supt
Ladington
George Anna-Mari Jacobs
Clark
Esther E L. Behr
Julia Ann Diller
Henrietta Fande
Lloyd E Green
Robert L Hiatt
Ann Mari Jaco Lloyd R Lamb
Marjorie E
Maw
Eleanor R Novoth
Robert L Stephen
Margaret Jane Barnett
Wellington
Dean Donald E Englemans
Frances Larrayne Garrett
Doris E Nen Hasche
Glenda R Hil
Mary L Jones
Jean M Maw
Richard C Miller ‘ Wiona
H Smith Bennie Fay Thompson
Erma Sible
Flossie Raymond
W. E. Anderson, Lecy
J.S. Diller
H. H. Green
Treas
Herman Stahl
First Church of Christ Scientist of
Fairbury, Nebr
St Peter B. Biggins
Seattle
Washington
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
7Th and G Streets
Continental Insurance Co
H H Green
Triple A
S. C. Hutchinson
Diller, Nebraska
Edw. B
Ackermen Optometrist
Drs
Hull & Hull
Scottsbluff
Sunrise Bakery
Court Std
Beatrice, Nebr
General Hospital
C. E. Rice, M. D
Odell, Nebraska
the Diller Cafe
Sedlascek
Fairbury, Nebraska
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