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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1942
Page
3
Grain market report corrected with Thursday wheat futures and corn prices. Wheat No 2 yellow listed at 1.65.5.46. corn interim quotes, mixed oats and soy. poultry prices show hens, roosters, and weights. Market furnished by Christopher & Co with supplier notes.
Miss Rachel Viers returned to Beatrice Monday after spending her Easter vacation with her parents. Mrs Rev Clark's sister Mrs Lloyd Zabel husband and daughter Ruth spent Easter Sunday there.
Miss Marjorie Lou Woods daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Woods near Diller accepts a position at Fairbury State Bank. Frederick Wrigley Jr chosen to represent Jansen American Legion at Boys State to be held in Lineilo. Local club news notes April 3 meeting with embroidery activity and hostess prize. Easter visit to Crete reported and family photos taken. Early tuberculosis diagnosis campaign highlighted as part of Nebraska association program funded by Christmas Seals.
Advert reads a house and acre of land for sale from Mrs Vera Ball. Also promotes wedding stationery at reasonable Record office prices.
Mr and Mrs F J Nielsen of Fairbury visited the Methodist parsonage Sunday afternoon.
Fred Jr Wolff of Sterling Nebraska spent Easter Sunday at the home of his brother R V Wolff.
Mr and Mrs William Wiemers and family visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Alfred Wiemers and daughter.
Farmers may obtain loans to purchase fuel oil and cover tractor and machinery repairs. Eligibility depends on meeting assistance criteria set by the county agricultural agency. Applications require verification of outstanding debts and farm operation status.
A class play will be given Tuesday evening April 14 at the Harbine School auditorium. Mrs Alvin Shipper has faced a facial infection for a week. Mrs Howard Maw and Miss Marjorie Maw were Easter dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Renz. A son was born Friday April 3 at Mennonite hospital Beatrice to Mr and Mrs Herman Kisling of Plymouth. Waggoner Bros were in Fairbury Monday assisting at Traum Funeral Home with two funerals at the same hour.
The Dairymen's League News of New York notes farmers work longer hours and cut costs to support national defense. They warn that rising farm costs erode net returns, with farmers facing higher labor, feed, machinery, and tax costs while prices rise.
Free mail usage privilege extended to all service men in any armed force. First class letters and postcards may be sent free by writing the word free in the right hand corner and the sender’s name, rank, and branch in the left corner. Not valid for air mail or letters to service members.
Church announcements outline Sunday services at 11 30 and Sunday School at 10 30 with Luther League pageant at 8 30 and staff meeting Friday 8 30. The Lutheran church urges prayer for service members and notes special service centers at army camps to support the boys in service and promises further information this month.
Pastor W H Clark leads Sunday School at 10 A M and preaching at 11 A M on "After Easter What?" Evening program at 8 P M by Young People. Friday 8 P M business meeting at Raleigh Southwick's home. WSCS meets Thursday April 16 at 2 P M in the church basement with Mrs Waggoner chairing sewing.
The first Sunday collection for the Lenten Self Denial at Congregational Church totaled about 380. The message asks parishioners to bring another folder of self denial on April 12 to aid church growth.
The church Woman's Association hosts its second annual supper at the Vestry on Saturday April 11 starting 6 30 p m with 15 and 30 cent plates. Sunday School at 10 A M, Supt Mrs Earl Weigel. Sanctuary service at 11 A M features The Way. Easter praise by the church choir. Sunrise Service at 7 A M Easter followed by Young Peoples Fellowship at 8 P M.
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