Diller Public Schools Update on Classes and Activities
Visitors included Mrs W E Anderson and others. Pupils joined in Indian story reading with The White Indian Boy and Indian Fairy Tales. Fourth grade explored make believe tales. many earned perfect spelling. fractions studied in fifth and sixth grades. Seventh grade tackled Africa and Asia. eighth grade built a rag doll seed corn tester. Interclass basketball opened with Sophomores beating Seniors, Freshmen beating Juniors, and Freshmen defeating the Sophomores. The school hosted musical and dramatic events and various class projects with reports on Yellowstone Park and health posters. Teachers examinations were announced for November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hurst
Richard Miller
Richard
Leila Broadstone
Arkansas
Rumplestiltskin
Bonnie Thompson
Lloyd Green
Norma Green
Julia Diller
Mary Ardath Ball
Jamita Anderson
Dwaine Clark
Avis Johnson
Neil Andrews
Ralph Hilder
Scott Miller
Billy Ben Millen
Betty Thompson
Africa
Asia
Sophomors
Wendell Fanders
Bill’ Green
Diller
Miss Hanson
Schindler
Miss Weaver
Nebraska
Mach
Miss Overturf
Fanders
Bonnie Green
Yellowstone Park
Indian Summer Origins and St Martin's Summer Traditions
A concise history of Indian Summer and St Martin's Summer tracing American origins, European naming, and beliefs tied to November weather. It notes St Martin as patron of beggars and reformed drinkers, the cloaked beggar legend, and the enduring description of a mellow hazy period following early cold snaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
St. Martin’s
St. Martin’s Day
St. Martin
Tours
Indian
Teachers Examination Schedule Noted for November Twenty
The next teachers examination will be held in Diller and Steele My-Fairbury on Saturday November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller, Steele
N C S A Club Social Hosted by Mrs Carico
The N C S A club met on Wednesday November 2 with guests Mrs Quinter Fry and Mrs R A Helms. New member Mrs T F Roehrkasse joined the roll. Prizes went to Mrs Rupert Andrews and Mrs Ray Kick after a rock game. A two course lunch was served by Mrs Carico with Mrs T C Henrichs assisting. Next host will be Mrs vo H Cully on November 16 with roll call a Favorite Book and its Author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carico
Quinter Fry
R. A. Helms
T. F. Roehrkasse
Rupert Andrews
New Lutheran Hospital Superintendent from Aberdeen Takes Post
Miss Mattie Henrichs of Aberdeen arrives to assume duties as superintendent of the Lutheran Hospital in Hot Springs. A registered nurse, she will oversee hospital operations and the business office previously led by Miss Julia Eklund who left for Rapid City. Miss Erna Meier remains acting superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Henrichs
Aberdeen
Lutheran Hospital
Miss Henrichs
Good Samaritan Hospital
The
Good Samaritan Society
Lutheran
Henricius
Lydia Strong
Aberdeen Hospital
Laura Degner
Hot Springs
Sa. Dak
F. W. Henrichs
Diller
Lincoln Journal Special Winter Offer for Daily News
Lincoln Daily Journal announces a winter promotional subscription with reduced rates through January 1, 1933 and April 1, 1933. The Nebraska State Journal is highlighted as the only big daily printed nightly between Omaha and Denver with all editions mailed for home delivery. The ad urges readers to mail remittances to Lincoln Nebraska State Journal and avoid unknown solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Journal
Lincoln Nebr. State Journal
Oimaha
Denver
Lincoln Journal
Nebraska
Iowa
Iown
Pastor Rev. Robert A Helms Leads Sunday Services
Reverend Robert A Helms and Superintendent W A Snyder preside as Sunday School begins at 10 o clock with preaching at 11 am and again at 7 30 pm. The notice outlines church activities and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A Helms
W. A. Snyder
S. S
Methodist Episcopal Church Mrs Cavett Supt S S Sunday School
The notice lists Mrs L M Cavett as superintendent for the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School with services on Sunday at 10 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Episcopal Church
L. M. Cavett
S. S
Kensington Hostess for Fairbury Rebekah Lodge Meeting
Mrs. C. L. Geer entertained the Kensington of Fairbury Rebekah Lodge on a Wednesday afternoon in November. After business, games and visiting followed a luncheon with Thanksgiving favors. Twenty four ladies attended as Mrs. John Pulee and Mrs. West won prizes and guests praised the royal entertainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Geer
Kensington
Rebekah Lodge
Fairbury
John Pulee
West
Frank Kick
Pulec
Geer
Keystone Kensington Hosts Meeting Plans for Charity Sewing
On November 4 Mrs. C H Cully presided as hostess with Mrs A A Eick Mrs Elias Hadley and Mrs W E Anderson assisting. Guests included Mrs R A Helms Mrs Cora Colman Mrs John Carrico and Mrs Herman Stahl. An all day sewing for needy children was set for Nov 10 at the annex. A fall supper booth is planned for Nov 12 with a committee named. After business Mrs Anderson read a Thanksgiving poem and Mrs Roehrkasse sang. A word puzzle was solved by Mrs Andrews. Next hostess Mrs C L Waggoner on Dec 2 for Kensington quarterly. All church ladies invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Cully
Keystone Kensington
A. A. Eick
Elias Hadley
W. E., Anderson
R. A. Helms
Cora Colman
John. Carrico
Herman Stahl
Annex
Keystone
W.E
Anderson
T. K. Roehrkasse
All Clear as Daylight
Fragmentary OCR text describes a scene with unclear dialogue and stray phrases. The readable portion references a band, someone sitting, and a cinema setting, but no verifiable events, names, dates, or places emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Heskuge
Lustige Kolner
Zebings
Arduous Sport Lingers In Conversation At Club
In a lively chat Miss Cayenne laments golf as tiresome yet notes a friend who talks of the game endlessly. The exchange hints at mixed interest in a social club pastime.
It Depends What Do You Mean You Drive Alone
A terse exchange hints at a private habit. The speaker notes driving alone occurs only when the wife sleeps in the back seat, suggesting a loaded ambiguous situation. The line relies on a joking, casual tone.
Night Life A Lodge’s Wake Night Rituals
A humorous exchange notes that in their town nightly life includes a lodge staying up with a corpse after a member dies, reflecting a quirky local custom and dark humor about communal vigil traditions.
Personal Proof Adam-Most of the girls that come here
Eve and Adam exchange a wry quip about marriage prospects as Adam claims he has asked the girls and found they do not want to marry. The line hints at social attitudes in a humor piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Eve
Remains Of Diprotodon Found In Australian Deserts
Remains of the diprotodon, an extinct Pleistocene marsupial nearly as large as a small elephant, are found abundantly in dried salt lakes across central and southern Australian deserts. Kangaroos and wombats are its closest living relatives, and it was the largest pouch carrying animal known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
South Australian
Jail Escapee Returns to Sussex County Jail
Three weeks after escaping from the Sussex county jail in Delaware a prisoner returned and was refused entry at first. He was told to come back on visitors' day, then recognized by a guard and admitted. He said jail was the most attractive place he had seen since leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex County
Delaware
Unfortunate Bantam Chicks Starve at Altoona Pigeon Nest
A report from Altoona Pennsylvania describes two bantam chicks dying after starving because they could not feed from their mother as the pigeon does. The mother and many pigeon eggs were watched by a keeper who fed the parent birds by mouth while the chicks died unable to eat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Lovett Advocates Thinking Without Thinking At Rice
Dr Edgar Odell Lovett president of the Rice Institute in Houston Texas urges colleges to train students to think without thinking. He argues that perception memory and reasoning should be so trained that the will brings these powers into play with the efficiency and precision of a smooth running machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Odell Lovett
Rice Institute
Houston
Texas
Young shoemaker poet writes verses inside women’s shoes
A 16 year old Italian boy is freed from work after factories learn he inscribed sentimental poetry inside ladies’ footwear. Shoemakers claim the marketing angle boosts sales and customers are intrigued by the hidden verses.
Too Big for Comfort Giantess in London Walks
A German giantess Frankie Bruyhilde nearly eight feet tall could not walk in public in London years ago. Crowds gathered to stare as she rode in a specially made motor car because ordinary taxis could not accommodate her. Life she said required constant bending to fit through doors and spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Bruyhilde
London
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W. E. Anderson
Dorothy
Frank
Rolf Beckman
Floyd Hughes
Wanda Slocum
Ett School
Jim Emerson
Jean Bond
Ethel Bristol
Fern Close
Beatrice Dunn
Beulah Dunn
Alfred Sasse
Robert ‘Thompson
Lincoln
ST. Paul’s EV
Congregational Church
Rebecca Kensington
Hie
Frank A. Houston
Fairbury, Nebr
Edw
B. Ackerman
Optometrist
Fairbury, Nebraska
Golden Rule Bidg
Blue Valley Credit Association
Gaye and
Jefferson County
Beatrice
Nebr
Dr.o
G. Diekl
Nekr
Dr. McLeran
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