Diller Public Schools Honor Attendance and Perfect Scores
Diller Public Schools report six week perfect attendance awards to Mary Lou Wessel and others with certificates for Marilyn Miller and Robert Dale Clark. The six weeks innovation includes spelling and grading honors, with a May 12 deadline and notes on school events, exams, and recent performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessel
Mary Lou Thompson
Stanley Diller
Roe Patton
Wana Farrow
Wilma Thompson
Wanda Slocum
Esther Lamb
Gayle Cully
Betty Grabber
Mary Marie Bristol
Robert Dale Clark
Bonice A. Joyce Johnson
Marilyn Er
Marilyn Miller
Jamita Anderson
Lloyd Lamb
Eldean Henrichs
Darrel Beckwith
Virgil Fasnacht
Julia Diller
Richard Miller
Bonnie Thompson
Leila Broadstone
Avis Johnson
Beatrice Dunn
Jean Bond
Ethel Bristol
Fern Close
Beulah Dunn
Robert Fry
Weldon Henrichs
Lawrence Clark
Adam Fasnacht
Sybil Fasnacht
Alfred Sasse
Robert Thompson
Laurice Diller
Max Johnson
Elmer Sasse
Dale Close
Dorothy Hilder
Scott Miller
Della Roelf
Clarice Moffit to Wed Howard E Means This June
The engagement of Miss Clarice Moffit daughter of Mr and Mrs H K Moffit former residents southeast of Diller now in Lincoln to Mr Howard E Means of Omaha was announced in the Sunday Journal and Star with the wedding planned for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Moffit
H. K. Moffit
Diller
Lincoln
Howard E. Means
Omaha
Sunday Journal and Star
Trouts and Bicks Return Home from Denver Visit
Mr and Mrs Archie Trout and Wilbur Bick and their party traveled by auto from a visit to Los Angeles Calif returning last week. They were accompanied as far as Denver by Mr Trout s grandfather John Harvey who had visited at the home of his daughter Mrs Elias Hadley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Trout
Wilbur Bick
Elias Hadely
An A. A. Bick
Los Angeles
Calif
Denver
Mr. Trout
John Harvey
Elias Hadley
N R C Holds Meeting At Richardson Home
The N R C met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Orville Richardson's home with nine members, three children and seven visitors. Attendees included Mrs Emma Hill and daughter Edna of Idaho, Mrs Art Kunecke of Jefferson Iowa, Mrs Paul Renz, Mrs C Hiatt, Mrs Geo Champ and Helen Frisbie. After business, members were entertained with rock, where Mrs Gardgon won first prize and Mrs Fred Frisbie the consolation. A dainty luncheon followed. Next meeting will be at Mrs Ralph Frisbie's with roll call the date of your anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Richardson
Emma , Hillhouse
Edna
Idaho
Art Kunecke
Jefferson
Iowa
Paul Renz
C. Hiatt
Geo. Champ
Helen Frisbie
Rock
Gardgon
Fred Frisbie
Mother's Day Program Delights District 56 Mothers
Miss Margaret Logan, teacher in District 56, delightfully entertained mothers with readings dialogues and songs Friday before Mother's Day May 14. The school prepared a splendid fare and decorated windows tables and walls to honor mothers amid balmy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Logan
Virtue of Patience and its Role in Wealth and Career
The piece argues patience is a key asset for lasting success in any career and business. It contrasts patient, steady effort with shortcuts and speculative risks that lead to loss and prison. It cites real estate and market failures to show risks of dishonest quick gains, praising the plodding, honest path as more reliably fruitful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrift
Wrong all Around Two Golfers Meet In Public Ad-lib
A garbled exchange describes two golfers who meet by chance. One points out a girl in plus-fours and the other reveals ambiguity about paternity, claiming to be her mother after confusion about the father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igh
Pullman
Roosevelt
Chicago
Radio praised as great invention yet nuisance to listeners
A speaker argues radios are either a grand invention or a nuisance, inviting audiences to tune in and compare content with ads and political propaganda. The comment reflects mixed public perception of radio broadcasts amid competing messages.
Language of meals and music in a Southern voice
A vivid dialect passage contrasts military bugle calls with home comfort during a meal. The speaker humorously equates taps to a symphony and chow to beans, while strawberry whipped cream becomes a playful tease about eating. The scene blends race and culture with a sly social texture.
Speed and The Rush For Time In 1933
The piece laments a bygone era of slower travel and simple pleasures, contrasting past buggy rides and rail trips with modern obsession over speed. It predicts a future dominated by rapid transit and air travel beyond current affordability, noting a society eagerly chasing time efficiency in 1933.
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Ious
McCall’s Magazine
Woman's Home
Pictorial Review
Screen Play
Hollywood Movie Mag
Open Road
Pathfinder
Country Home
R.F.D
Boston Symphony Orchestra
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Frank A. Houston
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Golden Reale
Dr.o
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Dr. McLeran
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