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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1936
Page
8
The Diller Public Schools reopen with 86 high school students, the largest in history, plus substantial new freshmen. Classes like Reviews and Vocations are active, music and band interest rises, and a push to form a violin class and orchestra begins. Enrollments in grades one through eight show varied numbers as the new term starts.
Retrospective notes recall births teachers and events from forty years ago including a September 10, 1896 birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs James Tate. Park Koons taught in Steiner district. Ida McElween began in Franzen district. Lydia Steffen bought millinery in St Joseph. A frost hit the state’s west forty years ago last night. J B Zook attended Bryan meeting in Lincoln. B S Ballard started teaching in Mandeville. The McKinley McCall Glee Club publicity question and Geo H Clark chosen state central committeeman for the Free Silver Democrats.
A Vermont man returns after eleven years to a home and finds gate repairs lacking. The piece recalls a county fair on children's day in 1896, a famed ostrich driven by Ben Allen of Denver, and editor lore on doors and subscription calls. It also notes a 40 year old political remark and a 40 year old court case involving Harvey Woods over assault and battery and habeas corpus.
A man charged with disturbing a church meeting appeared in court and received a fine of seven dollars plus costs totaling thirteen dollars eighty cents. He chose jail at three dollars per day in lieu of the cost.
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