Diller Markets Prices for Oats and Hens
Local market list shows oats at 46 cents per unit and hens priced around 43 to 74 cents per pound. Various poultry items labeled Leghorn and heavy springs hens appear with per pound figures.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1944
Page
3
Local market list shows oats at 46 cents per unit and hens priced around 43 to 74 cents per pound. Various poultry items labeled Leghorn and heavy springs hens appear with per pound figures.
Barn sale notice states Mrs F A Roseman offers good alfalfa hay for sale. No further details provided.
Notice is given that Wm F Eickmeier and Rose M Eickmeier filed an application with the village clerk of Diller Nebraska for an on and off sale retail beer licence at their Lot 10 Block 10 original town of Diller. Hearing on the application will be at City Hall at 5 pm Friday April 14 1944. Village Clerk W E Anderson.
Examinations will be given Saturday April 8 at Faibury High School Library and at Diller High School. Morning schedule includes Arithmetic and Mental Arithmetic 8 50, American History Civil Government 9 50, English 10 50, Physiology Hygiene 11 50, Public School Music 11 50. Afternoon sessions 1 50 Theory and Art 1 50, Nebraska Elementary Courses of Study 2 50, Reading Orthography 3 50, General Geography Agriculture and Geography of Nebraska 3 50, Penmanship Drawing 4 50.
Mr and Mrs John Heorichs and their baby visited the Carl Wenz home Thursday evening for ice cream. The gathering brought together neighbors and friends in a casual social moment.
Miss Esther Roelfs and Mrs. Winona Lottman spent the weekend with Miss Alice Henrichs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wolken and family were visitors Sunday afternoon at the Lorren Stephens home.
Mr and Mrs Wilber Green and baby Dennis of Edgar Nebraska visited Diller over the weekend with a brief family stop and social visit noted in local society.
Dr and Mrs Cecil Ellis and Rodger of Chester Nebraska spent the weekend with relatives in the area.
O. J. Mayborn and wife returned Monday from Kansas City after visiting son Richard and family. Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Geer and family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lottman were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Baumfalk and family. W. A. Raymond of Decatur Indiana visited over Sunday with his mother Mrs. Isabella Raymond and sisters Flogsie and Fern and other relatives and friends.
On climbing every girl or boy who is present four consecutive Sundays will receive a card. Twelve cards will entitle each child to a gold pin.
Rev Pullen will deliver sermons Wednesday at the Congregational church on Jud es the False Friend, Thursday at the Methodist church on Mary's Gold Star, and Friday at the Methodist church on Why the Cross. A Lord's Supper will follow the Friday service. All are welcome to attend.
John Weers provides Sunday School at 10:00 am and Holy Communion at 11:00 am. An Easter program by the choir is set for 8:30 pm. Holy Communion announcements require speaking to the Pastor or using the communion card. This Sunday service begins 30 minutes earlier. Details include Good Friday worship, Saturday choir rehearsal at 8 pm, and Wednesday Women's Missionary meeting at 2:30 pm on the topic When Peace Comes.
Wendell Wilkie announces withdrawal from the Republican nomination after a late Omaha speech. Thomas Dewey appears to lead, and Wilkie says there is now no chance of his election.
Mr and Mrs Ed Weers and their family visited Mr and Mrs Carl Wenz Friday evening. The gathering marked a cordial social visit with neighbors in attendance.
An advertisement outlines Cooks Paint as best for wear and weather, sold by C. L Geer Ller at Paint & Coal in Diller, under the label Best for Wear and Weather.
Gerald Sandman son of Mr and Mrs Carl Sandman returned Sunday evening from an Easter visit at his grandparents Mary Snyder and Son Snyder home. He travels by Burlington to his home in Denver Colorado.
Miss Gwendolynn Stewart of Daykin attended a supper hosted by Miss Mary Elizabeth Freitag on Tuesday. In the afternoon she performed a solo at the Music Festival during the session.
Local store promotes in stock wallpaper with over 2000 rolls of patterns available for immediate selection. Customers can choose wallpaper and paint in one visit, avoiding mail order delays.
Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mrs Orpha Weaver included Petty Officer Phillips and his wife a Hastings niece of Mrs Weaver Mr and Mrs Fred Hauver Mr and Mrs Perry Weaver and Mrs Earl Weaver of Steele City.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Bevan and family joined Mr and Mrs Jack Armstrong for Sunday supper marking Bevan s birthday and Armstrongs 26th wedding anniversary. Miss Fannie Diller and Mrs L M Cavett enjoyed a pleasant winter together in the lantern home before Fannie returned home to tend her flowers shrubs and a planned victory garden.
Betty Grabber, a teacher in the Steiner district, is reported as a mumps victim. No further conditions or details are provided in the readable text.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Schipper and daughter Jean along with Georgie Ball departed for Lincoln via the Burlington this morning to visit relatives and relatives.
Elaine and Bethlee Baumfalk and Blanche Lottman rode a two day train trip to Wymore visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Lottman and uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Herbert Wasserman and family during the outing.
Congregational Church announcements list a Sunday School note with a time change. The Kensington group will meet at Mrs. H. H. Green's home on Thursday April 13. Mrs. Earl Weigel and S. S. members are involved.
Robert Pullen is the minister and Mrs. Robert Upson leads Sunday School. A church service is planned for 11 A M. There was good attendance at Sunday School last Sunday. Do your part by being present every Sunday. We must keep up attendance and participation.
Pastor Werner C. Welchert leads services on Lent and Easter week with Holy Communion in German on Good Friday and Easter worship at 11:00 am. A cantata Rise Glorious Conqueror by the choir is set for 8:00 pm with a 10:00 am Sunday School and 11:00 am worship. Women’s Missionary Society meets April 12 at 2:30 pm and Ladies Aid on April 13 at 2:00 pm with hostesses named.
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