Diller High School Announces Class Sponsors and Activities
Diller Public Schools named sponsors for each class last week to avoid conflicts with athletics. Gerald Friday leads the Senior class as president with Billie Bristol as vice president and Wealthy Fashnacht as secretary-treasurer. Juniors elect Gretchen Fanders president, Bob Andrews vice president, and Fay Diller’s treasurer. Sophomores choose Myrtle Hutchinson president, Elizabeth Green vice president, and Max Johnson secretary-treasurer. Freshmen to organize in second semester. Baseball team beats Endicott 5 to 2 as Harold Achte strikes out ten. The grade-school schedule shows cross-bat with freshmen Friday afternoon, plus reports on science field trips and various class activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ad
Mablin
Missad
Ormerly
Gerald Friday
Billie Bristol
Fashnacht
Treas
Gretchen
Fanders
Bob Andrews
Fay Diller
Myrtle Hutchinson
Elizabeth Green
Max Johnson
Sec
Schindler
Blauser
Green
Endicott
Harold Achte
Diller
Gumar
Stover
Roosevelt Prosperity and the Brew Debate
Article laments prosperity tied to liquor and taxation while urging restraint. It questions amending law to favor brewers and warns against sweeping provisions that could corrupt politics. The piece urges voters to weigh the costs of a liquor driven economy and future prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Chambers
Roosevelt
Intermediate Room Sees Classes in Arithmetic and Geography
The fourth grade works short division with double carrying while the combined Geography class starts booklets on the dark people of Africa. Pupils with perfect spelling last week include Joyce Johnson and others. October room decorations feature Indian panel posters. First graders finish phonetic booklets before home review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stelling
Lawr— Clark
Adam Fasnacht
al- Sasse
Mex Thompson
Jeanne Oe Fern
O Darrel Beckwith
Virgil Fasnacht
Lloyd Lamb
Richard Mae
Boonie Thompson Poson
Udit
Africa
New York City
Joyce Johnson
Marilyn Miller
Donald Roelfs
Mary Lou Thompson
Zola
Bristol
Frances Hinsley
Roseman Anniversary and Mildred Roseman Birthday Social
A Monday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roseman Jr. celebrated their wedding anniversary and Miss Mildred Roseman’s birthday. Neighbors and friends shared sandwiches cake and coffee, thanking hosts and wishing many more happy occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Roseman Jr
Mildred Roseman
Gerd Henrichs, Jr
John Ehman
Frank Weber
Arthur Timm
Clarence Bent
Faith
Hope
Joy
Ray
Keely
Doris
George Roseman
Wayne
Frank Bevan
Donald
Dorothy
Maynard Mason
Lewis and Everett
Elmer
Eberhardt
Henry Henrichs
Frand Roseman Jr
Clarence
Mildred
Leona
Arline
Mrs. Roseman
Shower Honors Ruth Carmichael Pre-Wedding
Miss Ruth Carmichael received a pink and white shower at the home of Mrs. Carmichael with about forty five guests. The event featured a life history book for Ruth and guests wrote favorite recipes, followed by a luncheon served by the hostesses. Out of town guests included Mrs. Ammerman and daughter Mrs. Ude, Mrs. Simpkins, and Mrs. Bothwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Carmichael
Charles Gaisford
Paynckis
Carmichael
Francis Clark
Me ‘Verne Pickard
Ruth
Dr.Ammerman
Paul Ude
Geo. B. Simpkins
A. H. Bothwell
Reynolds, Nebr
Dorcas Class Meeting at Kensington September Parlor
The Dorcas class of the Methodist Church met in the church parlor on September 20 in cold rain with a good attendance. President Mrs Fern Hurst led a short business session. Nellie Ellis won geography contest with a spelling bee and games followed by refreshments served by Mrs Ray and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Methodist Church
Fern Hurst
Cpeematics
Nellie Ellis
Ray
Diller Lincoln Club Reforms After Lincoln Reunion
About forty former Diller residents now living in Lincoln met at Roberts Dairy in Lincoln on Sunday September 30 1934 to form a permanent Diller Lincoln club for local ladies. The gathering included reminiscences and plans to unite families estimated at about 150 members. The group named several attendees and discussed restructuring community ties. Six hundred and three Nebraska couples marked 50 plus years of marriage in 1894 per historian Mr. Brainard of the Nebraska Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Nebraska
Lincoln
Ié Roberts Dairy
Diller-Lincoln Club
Jess Brandt
Elmo Hadley
Hiatt
W. E. Hiatt
Nellie Miller Everett Green
A. D. Stotts
Chas. Osborn
Powell (Nee Osborn
Koenig
Wright
Herbert Stotts
Harley. Moffit
Bigler
Brainard
Nebraska Press Association
Sweaters for Girls and Ladies in New Styles
Ad reads assorted color patterned sweaters for girls and women. Described as suitable as shirt waists with two price ranges 89e and 1.48 dollars in the latest styles.
Wool Goods line of plaids and plains
A description of wool fabrics available in assorted plaids and plain colors suitable for school dresses and skirts. Priced at per yard.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Lineup and Bag Prices
Fresh fruits and vegetables advertised with a full line of seasonable items. Potatoes offered in 100 lb bags including Red River Ohio Russets and Idaho Russets priced from 1.49 to 1.85 per bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
Ohio
Idaho
Watch for Ripples and New Display Trial
A brief note invites readers to watch for new ripples and a display, signaling a trial or experiment. The message hints at something fresh to try and to observe changes as they unfold.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller Public Schools High School
Dicken
Two Cities
Odell
General Hospital
E. Rice
M. D
Odell, Nebraska
Waggoner Brothers
Diller, Nebraska
Kensington
Carl Schnuelle
Farmers Union Insurance Co
Omaha, Nebr
Lincoln Club
Frank A. Houston
Bonded Abstracter
Fairbury, Nebr
Dr.o.q. Diehl
H. M. Holle
J. Monroe Davis
Fairbury
Clark’s Store
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