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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1926
Page
4
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The president and Mrs Coolidge traveled from Washington to Northampton Massachusetts to vote as citizens rather than as national leaders. The piece argues voting location reflects citizenship duties and notes other global upheavals as context for the era.
An engineering dept at South Dakota State College has developed a gas engine driven generator that forms a magnet to sweep nails and similar debris from roads. The device, once current is off, drops the collected pieces for disposal, and officials predict widespread use across states within a year.
President Coolidge urges nationwide Red Cross roll call from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving November 25. He notes its wartime and peacetime service helping victims of catastrophes and asks everyone to join, pay dues, and feel the duty and clear conscience of service.
A sequence of student activities lists 3:15 language exercises with Mr. J. Caesar and Mr. Cicero of Rome. 3:55 evening plans, 4:15 high school basketball workouts, 5:30 practice ends, 7:00 juniors work on their play, and 9:00 building left to itself.
The Junior Reviews class visited Diller State Bank on Monday morning where Mr. O J May explained stocks and bonds. The students found the discussion interesting as many were unfamiliar with bonds.
Report notes substitutions in several classes for exams and contests. Vearl Green and Opal Hill stood in for Miss Fitzpatrick during the Declamatory Contest morning of Oct 29. Miss Meek ill Oct 27, Mildred Mayborn taught in her room.
Oct 21 juniors labor on a play about a vigorous educator. Oct 22 Girls Glee Club performs in assembly. About forty tramps attend the School case event. Oct 26 Grade School horseshoe tournament begins.
Oct 28 Dale Friday wins the horse shoe tournament. Oct 29 Declamation in the assembly with Irene Vanier taking first. Oct 30 Halloween warns rogues not to stay out. Oct 31 Bye, Bye, October.
Freshman girls in Home Economics study sewing basics and stain removal this week. Recipe section humorously blends instructions to produce a healthy rosy-cheeked American girl. Sophomore English class completes Merchant of Venice booklet and begins Lancelot and Elaine by Tennyson.
A survey shows most seniors remaining undecided on post high school plans. Candidates include Ray Eick likely to farm, Clarence Findling aiming at a Kansas City mechanical program, Faye Guilford teaching or Peru school, Yeari Green possibly at state university, Opal Hill teaching then further study, and David Kuper splitting university and work. Additional students consider state university, teaching, nursing training, or farm work with several aiming for Peru or Denver.
A local Armistice Day program will feature talks and songs. Miss Patt will direct the program and present the readings drawn from Senior English materials.
An assembly at Diller High School featured student speakers from Miss Patterson’s Senior English class. Subjects included Fire Commission and State Fire Day Law. An upcoming Junior Play is scheduled for the evening, with a music assembly slated for later in the month.
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