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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1941
Page
5
A fragment mentions a gait tae event tied to a local group with unclear details. The text references names only partially readable and lacks concrete dates or locations. Further legible lines would clarify participants and outcome.
Brief notice entries show trench silo ensilage for cash cows calves or other用途. Be John Leaper.
Nursery stock may become scarce due to large replanting. See John Greider before first shipment in about two weeks.
St Carl W Freitag announces agency for National Poultry Products and a full line of poultry goods. He adds the business can service flocks at any time.
For sale heavy Spartan barley fancy white sweet clover good medium 16-8 drill 110 dollars medium 3 bottom plow 65 dollars used gang sulky and walking plows Dempster lister 50 IHC spreader 65 dollars Ellis H E Foster Elllis.
Local ad invites homeowners to spruce up buildings with first quality paints varnish enamel and oils. Visit C L Geer Lumber and Coal in Diller Nebraska or call 153 02 for estimates.
Very choice germinating Pasture Cane Seed offered at 350 dollars per hundred pounds. Makes pasture immediately. Sew a bushel of any small grain with about 30 pounds of Pasture Cane seed per acre for good safe pasture for all livestock. Do not call on Saturdays. 21 Ben Behrends. 4 miles south and 1 east of Diller.
In 1939 the department of agriculture launched a program to encourage fiber flax production across the United States, aiming to boost domestic fiber supply and agricultural diversification.
Clifford Blauser was in Fairbury Wednesday looking after business. Harvey Garrells, a carpenter at Camp Funston near Fort Riley, Kansas, has finished his work. Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson hosted Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Sam Thompson and Mary Lou, Mrs Seaman and son True. Mrs A H Gretzinger and daughter Ruth Cary of Steele City visited their Aunt Martha Cavett on Monday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Schwarzenback and their young son Ronnie visited McCook and stayed with Mrs Schwarzenback's sister Mrs Harry Allen and family from Saturday to Monday. Thompson, a Northwestern R R machinist from Council Bluffs, visited relatives and friends. Harry Thompson met him at Beatrice where he arrived by bus. Richard Starling and wife plan to move their residence from the Carmichael house north of the park to the Herbert Barber property one block north. Mrs Axra Loth is expected to occupy the Starling home.
Freddie Drexler of Steele City and a Diller graduate at Peru State Teachers College served on the general content committee for the MINK dramatic contest held in Peru last Saturday March 29.
John Greider received 800 pounds of trees from a York Nebraska nursery. The trees were distributed from Snyder's store building last Saturday. He swears the trees were stored prior to the November 11 freeze.
Mr and Mrs Will Starr of Cisco Texas arrive in Diller Sunday night and stay till Monday morning visiting their niece Mrs Floyd Hughes and family. The Stars are traveling east toward the sea coast then plan southbound returns to Texas.
Mrs Warthen welcomed Mr and Mrs James Crisp and family of Wheaton Kansas for a Sunday visit in Diller. The Crips, grandchildren of Mrs Warthen, traveled with baskets and pans to share a prepared dinner that Flora especially enjoyed after the long drive.
The reservoir formed by Boulder Dam is Lake Mead, the world’s largest artificial lake. It stretches about 115 miles in length and up to eight miles wide at its broadest point.
Students sent to the Exeter district declamatory contest earned high ratings. Verne Hubka won a superior with The Ropes and Marilyn Miller earned an excellent for The Amateur Hour. Exeter led with two superiores and Hubka is hailed as among the state’s best in this division.
The University of Utah designates a quarter-block section of the main campus sidewalk as Hello Walk where students are to greet each other as they pass. The project aims to foster interaction among students regardless of acquaintance.
I wish to thank my friends for the cards handkerchiefs and gifts sent me during my stay at the hospital and my birthday. Mrs. Otho Jennings.
We thank all friends and neighbors for kindness and assistance during our recent bereavement in the death and burial of our mother Alice Specht Mrs. Gertrude Lottman Mrs. Inez Pickard expressed gratitude to those who offered help and sympathy.
We thank friends for assistance and the beautiful floral offerings during the illness and death of our father.
Notice from Denny and Denny attorneys for the estate of Gilbert C. Blauser deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. Courts set April 26 1941 at 10 AM in the county court room for hearing the petition to appoint G Clifford Blauser as administrator. Samuel Gallamore county judge seal date April 2 1941.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Fredrick Kirchhoff deceased in Nebraska County Court. Claims must be filed by August 1 1941. A hearing will occur August 2 1941 at 9 A.M. in the County Court room to receive examine hear and adjust claims. Dated March 24 1941 Samuel Gallamore.
Marilyn Miller reports a large turnout of high school girls signing up for Girls Athletic Association activities under Superintendent Ludington including volleyball basketball and kitten ball with a season end play day. Grade boys defeated Jansen 9 to 7 in the grade basketball tourney at Steele City while Steele City beat Endicott and Diller and Steele City were set to meet. Diller grade players include Woods Green Baker and others as Diller High opened track season with a home victory over its first foe.
The report lists athletic events at a meet with javelin shot put discus pole vault broad jump sprints and distance races. Runners competed in 100 yd 220 yd 440 yd 880 yd and mile events as part of the program.
The church announces Rev. L. J. Woltz as pastor and C. L. Hullman as superintendent. Sunday School at 9 30, English services 10 30, Luther League pageant, and a Sunday evening service at 8. Teachers and officers meet Thursday April 3rd. Lenten services Thursday April 10th, Good Friday 10 a m. Easter Day includes Confirmation and Holy Communion.
Pastor W H Clark announces Sunday School at 9:30 A M and preaching with Holy Communion at 7 P M. A churchwide survey of Diller and surrounding communities will be conducted soon to gather cooperation. Local young people plan an April 19 play and invite participation.
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