Diller Public Schools Class of 1918 Reporters Highlight Scholars
Two Diller High School students Harold Hutchison and Francis Eick posted perfect attendance records. Superintendent J A Eastwood plans a silk service flag as many former students join the service. Commencement programs feature local students and staff with honors and music.
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Harold Hutchison
Francis Eick
T J. A. Eastwood
Diller High School
Smith
Adee
Lou Weisel
Giltner
Flora Weisel
Children of America
Amerian
Diller
Opera House
Musiq
Ues Es Burnham
Selah Hadley
Larkin
Emil Bronte
Fernee
Flora Waggoner
Isabel Fouts
Beulah
Mle
Eva Line
Creola Hadley
Leo ‘Chetdaon
Helen Green
Mann
Scorrg
J. A. Parks
Mr. Filley
Iano
Howard Smith
Nei
Max -Bell
Dr. Lucas
Parks Neal Diller
Veda Clark
Rex Green
Franklynes Fern Cavett
Sabe] Fouts
Meenarene
Leora Richardson
Florence Mann
Minth
Wagner
Clark
Miss Snyder
Berlin
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Buise
Idaho
Miss Weisel
Alexandria
Miss Lopez
Julian
Mrs. Smith
Indianola
Iowa
Dysart
Eagle
East Side High School
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bresnahan
Ida Grove
York High School
Raymond
Red Cross notes from weekly meeting pad shortages and aid
Twenty members attended the Wednesday meeting. Short on cotton delayed pad completion while ninety small surgical dressings were finished since the last report. M E Ladies Aid returned three hospital shirts and three pajama suits. Ballard reports on pillows and Eva Stotts urges continued war support via Red Cross gifts, likening them to Liberty Bond payments.
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M. E. Ladies Aid
Miss Ballard
Red Cross
Eva Stotts
Rec
Harbine News Items Mixed Travel and Rain Among Locals
Local residents report visits and travels including Bill Bishop completing house cleaning. Mr and Mrs Henry Weaver travel to Sabetha Kansas Sun. Mrs John Braasch and Mrs Frank Shipman in Fairbury Monday. Horace Mann and family of Plymouth visit Wadleys. Lloyd Myers of Diller and Alex Rea of Harbine drive to Fairbury Thursday. A spring rain arrives seen as beneficial for crops. Mrs Lafe Shipman and Rachael Weaver on sick list last week. Leah Shutterlef of Deshler mentioned.
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Bill
Bishop
Henry Weaver
Sabetha
Kansas
John Braasch
Frank Shipman
Fairbury
Horace Mann
Plymouth
Grandpa
Grandma Wadley
Lloyd. Myers
Diller
Alex Rea
Harbine
Lafe Shipman
Rachael Weaver
Mias Leah Shutterlef
Deshler
Harbine community notes and school entertainment
Local social visits include Clara Polfus and families visiting in Humboldt and Beaver Crossing relations in Fairbury. A Harbine entertainment at the Baptist church showcased the Junior Red Cross with a Minster's Wife play, flag drill, and Liberty Loan talks. School notes announce the May 23 picnic and Beatrice class events, plus potato flour method by Professor Cooper.
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Clara Polfus
Henry Polfus
Humboldt
Nebr
John Bethschider
Beaver Crossing
Frank Shipman
John
Ted Buller
Omaha
Tom Rand
Fairbury
Conger
Shipman
Wilma Kroetsching
Handley
Franz Mudrow
Frank Murray
Wilber
Miles
Raleigh
E. F. Oaks
Alfred Oaks
Joe Carpenter
Shea
Dick Ommens
Chas. Humberger
Will Camp
Gov. Arnold
Frank Sankey
S. Equity
John Thomas
Murphy
Funston
Harbine
France
Jr. R
Red Cross Society
Baptist Church
Hazel Polfus
Gertarde Mudrow
Elsie Wolters
Red Cross
Liberty Loan
Elise Koenig
Nellie Tatlow
Eliza Rae
Gertarde Buller
Martin Parker
Elsie Koenig
Steele City
Beatrice
Girls Told to Prepare for War Work Roles
The Wisconsin Speakers Bureau of the Woman’s Committee, Council of National Defense targets the “girl slacker” in a wartime campaign. It urges idle girls to feel an obligation to contribute, guiding them to prepare for nursing, teaching, or stenography as part of the war effort.
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Wisconsin
Woman’s ‘Committee
Council ‘of National Defense
Dad
Dayton
Red Cross aims to teach cripples useful industries
The piece argues for the Red Cross to fund and establish programs that teach disabled veterans and civilians new trades and prosthetic craftsmanship. It cites a Paris factory and envisions cripples becoming valuable workers earning good wages, reducing life burdens. It ends with a father's advice line urging youth to heed paternal guidance.
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Red Cross
Fou
Paris
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John Hayworth
James Hughes
Henry Weers
Ruby Weddle
Chas. Brandt
J. A. Shuffler
Frank Stull
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pike’s Peak
Black Hills
Hot Springs
S. D
Rocky Mountain National Estes Park
Colo
F. Thermopolis
Beenie ‘Chorede
California
Yellowstone Park
W. I. Filley
Diller, Nebr
W. Wakeley
CG. P. A
Farnam St
Neb
Professor Cooper
Horticultural Department
W. W. Coates CO
Traders Bidg
Kansas City
American Gilo
Elmo Hadley, Diller
Ford
F. W. Lowe
E. O. Cassell
Steele City, Nebr