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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1941
Page
5
Market notes list corn prices at 90 cents and 32 cents for No. 2 and No. 1. Heps hens and old roosters priced per head. hogs quoted at 880 dollars per head. Grain market details supplied by Black Brothers.
Home grown al falfa seed state tested. Jake Lottman reports For Sale or Trade trench-silo ensilage for cash cows calves or what have you. John Leaper itemizes options.
Mrs Phillip Taddeken expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for cards and remembrances received on her birthday.
Dr Louxhbaugh Reg Optometrist promises best service and prices with guaranteed glasses at Sears Roebuck Lincoln.
Service fee set at 800 dollars with return privileges. No Sunday business. Located three miles north and three miles west of Diller. Contact E M Crocker for details about the bay saddle stallion named Osage Chief in this rural notices brief.
Ford sale notice states takeover of agency for National Poultry Products and a full line is carried. Carl W. Freitag is listed as contact for flock care at any time.
Farm ad from Ellis offers heavy Spartan barley and white sweet clover seed, McCormick drill and 16-8, 110 dollars. 8 bottom plow 65 dollars, used gang sulky walking plows, Dempster lister 50, IHC spreader 65. Contact H. E. Foster, Ellis.
Nice weather prompts painting season. C. L. Geer Lumber and Coal in Diller Nebraska offers first quality paints varnish enamel and oils with estimations available by phone 153 02.
Very choice germinating Pasture Cane Seed offered at 350 per hundred pounds. Suggest sowing a bushel of small grain with about 30 pounds of seed per acre to produce good pasture for all livestock. Do not sell on Saturdays. Contact 21 Ben Behrends, 4 miles south and 1 east of Diller.
Jimmie Carmichael and his Holmesville family spent Sunday in Diller visiting his mother Mrs V Carmichael and the Charles Gaisfords.
Mr and Mrs Chas Gaisford and daughter Connie Mae traveled from Junction City Kansas to stay from Friday to Sunday. They visited Mrs Vester Carmichael, the mother of Mrs Gaisford.
Notice records the common stock increase of 2500.00 for Diller State Bank in Diller Nebraska on April 4 1941. Diller Nebraska date appears April 8 1941 with signatures A Mayborn president and J Mayborn cashier. First pub April 10 last May 1.
Diller Library adopts new hours after Miss Billie Bristor resigns effective Monday April 7. The schedule includes Monday Wednesday and Saturday afternoons 2 30 to 5 30 and Saturday evening 7 to 9. The city and community praise Bristor for her efficient service and hope a capable successor is found soon.
Jefferson County schools complete art work for a county wide exhibit to be shown at each town school on Educational Day Friday May 2. Judge Mrs. E B Koon of York who judged county exhibits two years will again preside she has also judged Nebraska State Fair art. Works will be kept at each school for County Fair next fall and some may be sent to the State Fair in the fall.
Scott Miller Jr a 19 year old Hastings college junior spent last week with home folks He is taking a flying course at Hastings and training on a new Waco ship He has earned straight A grades this year tutors a trig student teaches plane geometry assists Prof McDill after the professor broke his hip Scott stayed for flying over spring vacation and took on an extra job He tutors a college class in Algebra III and attends on a scholarship.
Diller hosts final J C A C meeting of the year at the schoolhouse after dinner at the Methodist church basement. Graduation preparations proceed for the class of 1941 with diplomas and pictures planned. Mexico program by Wend Hoffman shows true color slides to foster cross border understanding. First Girls Play Day at Diller postponed due to bad weather with a new date to be announced.
Notice of incorporation and extension of the Diller Telephone Company. Principal business at Diller Nebraska includes construction maintenance and operation of telephone lines and exchanges for local and long distance service. Authorized capital stock is 25000 dollars, with five directors and officers. First published April 10, last May 1.
Notice to all interested persons that a petition has been filed for the appointment of G Clifford Blauser as administrator of the estate of Gilbert C Blauser deceased. Hearing set for April 26, 1941 at 10 A M in the County Court Room. Dated April 2 1941 Samuel Gallamore County Judge.
Next Wednesday the Jefferson county teachers meet will host a girls event with Plymouth Steele City Reynolds Diller Endicott and Daykin. About 80 girls are expected to attend to play basketball kitten ball and volleyball.
Notice is given to creditors of the estate of Fredrich H Kirchhoff deceased in the County Court of Nebraska that claims must be presented by August 1 1941. A hearing and examination of claims will occur August 2 1941 at 9 A M in the county court room. Samuel Gallamore County Judge dated March 24 1941.
Church announces 10 A. M Sunday School followed by Easter program and baptismal services. Sunrise service at 6 A. M by Young People at Congregational church. Easter program of songs and readings. Play The Path Across The Hill by the Young People set for Saturday night April 19 at the opera house. community urged to attend and support the youths.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hulsman Sept 8 services include Sunday School 9 30 English 10 30 Luther League 7 30 Holy Thursday April 10 Good Friday 10 8 am choir practice Thursday evening Sunday morning eight prospects of adult baptism and confirmation Holy Communion Sunday religious survey after Easter volunteers requested for the survey.
Congregational church announces Sunday School at 10 with the topic Christ Shows Himself Alive from Luke 24 I was dead and behold I am alive forevermore A church service at 11 Sunrise Service at 6 am sponsored by the Young People Orchestra and choir and orchestra practices scheduled Friday evening and choir rehearsal details included
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