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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1940
Page
3
Market notes show Wheat No 1 at 92 cents, Corn yellow and white varieties listed, oats dry, cream and eggs from Leghorn hens. Hogs at 4 percent, stags at a given price. grain market data supplied by Black Brothers.
Bundle of Atlas Sorgo priced at 3.50 per ton. Hay offers include 15 tons prairie hay from 1938 and 1939 seen near Diller. Listings mention Mrs F A Roseman Roy Greider and Hugh Garrett with location 6 miles south and 4 east of Diller.
Several sale notices list thrift items and hardware including a Majestic range in good condition. Also offered are paints enamel varnish oils and general supplies by C L Geer Coal company.
See Bert Pease for shirts sport ensembles and made to order suits trousers dresses and all types of uniforms located at Phore 15402.
I thank my friends for cards letters and personal calls while I was in the hospices at Odell. Such favors help a fellow a lot. Sincerely Henry Bilis.
Our stores will stay open Wednesday evenings starting April 10 and each Wednesday after. Long's Store Allen's Store Farmer's Store Hughes Store will participate.
Feed and farm supply items listed include chick feeds calcium carbonate laying mash cottonseed meal oil meat poultry concentrate soy beans poultry meat scrap tankage grain bran and shorts. John Steiner referenced before selling grain. 425
Richard Stephens recovers from pneumonia. George Lichty and family relocate from Endicott to 1210 7th St Fairbury. Mrs Christie Seamin hosts dinner guests Mrs Lillie Starr Mrs Sam Crompson and Mary Lou Lottie Miller discharged from Beatrice Hospital after a fall. Mr and Mrs Hare Hutchinson of Omaha visit relatives.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Strain at Kairbury attended the Methodist church last Sunday with ties to the Diller community. Hugh Strain is noted as a former Diller boy.
Mr and Mrs Livvd Zihe and daughter of Darhin attended a dinner party hosted by Rev and Mrs ur x last Sunday. Mrs Clark and Mrs Zabel are sisters, highlighting family ties at the gathering.
Mr and Mrs Rollie Jo Roskilly recently moved onto a farm two miles southwest of Steel City. They were shopping and handling business matters in Diiler on Monday.
Mrs. Glenn Long suffered several days of lameness after lifting a heavy load of water during family washing, causing a strained hip.
Wilbur Green and wife are described as staying at George Fisher's residence while Mrs. Mary Green attends her brother Harry Hudson's funeral. Elizabeth Fouts returns home to Diller with son Kenneth driving. Fouts spent winter with her children and lived with Isabel in South Dakota before January 15 at Kenneth's in Seward.
Diller Nebraska village board met in a called session with John Steiner John Clauson W E Anderson and Orlo Geer present. Minutes of prior meeting read and approved. Bills read and allowed for General Fund Will Bond salary February 2500 Diller Record Printing 350 John Greider Recreational Sup etc. The board appointed judges of election and clerks Ruby Anderson and Miss C Moser. The board adjourned at the call of the chairman Chas E Waggoner Village Clerk.
The notice invites attendance at a Musical Festival on Friday April 5 and a luncheon at City Hall Cafeteria hosted by the Methodist ladies. Committee members may choose items at the luncheon.
Pastor Howard H Pyche invites worshipers to Sunday services with Sunday School at 9 30 and English Service at 10 45. Morning sermon follows. Young People's meeting at 7 30. Luther League rally set for Lincoln next Sunday at 3 00 with evening services at Grace Lutheran Church. Women's Missionary Society meets next Wednesday after noon.
W H Clark and Mrs Ray Lamb supervise Sunday School at 11 AM with preaching and the sermon Go Ye. The Junior League meets at 430 and the Senior League at 6780. On Friday April 5 the Dorcas Society will serve cafeteria lunch at City Hall noon and evening. all are welcome.
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