School and Y teens notes from a diary page
Readable lines mention Dolores Kieling and LaRee Lacking guiding a Y teens meeting. The text lists birthdays families and thriving activities like volleyball music drama and church events. Names include Emilie, Margaret Whiting and Claudette Colbert with favorite songs actors and flowers mentioned.
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Notpe
Dolores Kieling
LaRee
Stesogrenbas
Hope Reformed Church
Claudette Colbert
Tyrone Power
Dedhcaatre
Wayne King
Nancy
Local Families Visit Over the Weekend
Beatrice residents Me sod Mre. Fred Miller visited Sunday. Floyd Goldsberry and daughters joined Mr and Mrs Wm Novotny and family for Sunday meals. Dr and Mrs Viers drove to Washington Kansas to dine with Mr and Mrs Luther Marsteiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miller
Beatrice
Diller
Floyd Goldsberry
Srd
Wm . Novotny
Mrs. Viers
Washington
Kaos
Luther Marsteiter
Summer Styles for Hats Gloves and Accessories
Readers can refresh wardrobes with bright pastel accents this summer. Diller Lumber & Supply Co. notes affordable trim options including lime hues and ribbon bows to brighten outfits.
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Diller Lumber & Supply Co
U N Football Schedule Highlights Two Big Tests
The schedule shows Missouri visiting Lincoln on November 20 and Oregon State traveling to Portland on November 27 for key late season showdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Lincoln
Oregon State
Portland
Hunting Seasons and Dates Summary
Duck and goose season ends November 15 while pheasant ends November 18. Quail opens November 17 and ends November 28. Rabbit season ends January 31 and squirrel ends December 31. Raccoon and opossum are open.
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Opossum
Diller School Carnival Show Brings Busy Evening of Events
The annual Diller High School Carnival featured a large program at the Opera House with Minstrel acts and student performances. Proceeds totaled 300 dollars with expenses pending. students and staff highlighted by musical numbers, class projects, and a Daykie Junior High Invitational to follow.
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Wall
Supt
J. H.frezee
Daykie
Holloway
Girls volley ball season kickoff opens with early match
The starting lineup for the girls volley ball team features Elaine Baum Elaine Schnuelle Faye Krebe June Wolken Rose Clary Donoa Garrels Darlene Roelfs Joann Jordening. Their first game scheduled for November 16 against an opponent is noted but the rival team is not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Baum
Folk Elaine Schnuelle
Faye Krebe
June Wolken Rose Clary Donoa Garrels
Darlene Roelfs
Joann Jordening
Y-Teens Meet Yeets Plan Mirror in Math Room
Y-teen girls met on November 11 with Elaine Schnuelle presiding. They planned a mirror in the Math Room and using a Bible verse as roll call. LaRee Lucking named pianist and Verneal Fasse song leader. Dolores Oltman read devotionals and Verneal played Moonlight Sonata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Schnuelle
LaRee Lucking
Verneal Fasse
Dolores Oltman
Verneal
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Diller Record
Weigel
Inland & & S. Royal
Texaco
Margaret
Whiting
Gardenia
Olr Americ
Philco
Keene
Heady
PHILC
Freezer
Philco Advanced Design
State Opera
Indus
OLOR
Insurance and Farm Loans
O. J. Mayborn Insurance Agency
U. N
Diller High School
Associate
Darlene Roelfe
Reportere
Interloc Horatio
Rastus
Pinky Y
Rufus
Smokey
Mose Rage
Lyle Schnelle
Iwin Hubbard
Romish
Bill Sapp
Ony
Patras
Leo Allen O
Harding
Oltmap
Delmar’ Wigmers
Allen
Noel Folkers
Bob Stahl
Marvin Saathoff
Hilda
Beth Hirschler
Doris Berz
Elaine Sebnuelle
Faye Novotoy
June Thompson
Norma ‘Weers
Della
Weers
Pauline
Roy Holle
Verneal’Fasse
Naite Novotoy
Melvin Hubka
Herman Harding
Elaine Novotny
Dolores
Dale O'tman
Mabel
Evelyn Hays
Roy Holloway
Lois N. Beatty
Mies Ratzff
Mre
J. H. Frazee
Pitair
Ying ‘Acher
Lwer
Nickolme
Helc
Haie Ane Farmer Pabject
Bing Crosby
Mr. Morrow
Fose
Span Aredstivial
Betty Grable
Alan
Ladd
Davy
Kaye
Blondie
Karen
Dawaine
Russell
Bobby
Hays
Lowell Robison
Plymouth
Carborundum Co
Supt. J. Howard Frazee
Dillers Schoo
Kenny. Knowles
Freiteg
Edith E
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