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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1940
Page
5
Wheat No 1 corn yellow corn white oats dry cream No 2 eggs 26c Leghorn hens 44 to 5 lbs stags hogs 485 per cwt grain market supplied by Black Brothers No 1 93 54 1 13 008 .10 06
For sale about 15 tons of 1938 and 1939 prairie hay contact Hugh Garrett 6 miles south and 4 east of Diller. Another for sale Dreuth yellow seed corn germination 98 percent at $150 per bushel. Odell F. J. Sbanek phone 23:20. Standard Oil gasoline tank wagon service phone 168 at Diller. tractor fuel with no price advance.
Advertisement notes See Black Brothers offering calcium carbonate laying mash cottonseed meat oil poultry concentrates and soy beans poultry meat scraps tankage grain bran and shorts. Promotes John Steiner before selling grain.
Notice states H M Holle and Lida Holle filed with the Village Clerk for a beer license at their business on Lot 10 Block 10 in Diller Nebr. A hearing is set at City Hall on Tuesday April 16 1940 at 7 30 PM per Village Clerk Chas E Waggoner.
True Thompson came home Friday night returning to his work at Omaha Sunday evening. Mrs Ida Woods accompanied her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Wm Amos to Fairbury Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Howard Peters.
Martin Senour offers paints enamel varnish and oils in a range of coatings. Sold exclusively by C L Geer Ller and Coal for customers seeking quality finishes.
Do You Need Clothes See Bert Pease for shirts sport ensembles made to order suits trousers dresses and all types of uniforms Phone 15402.
In a gracious note Judge Fred W Measmore of the Supreme Court Fourth District expresses gratitude for the strong primary election vote from the community and thanks the voters for their confidence.
Mr. Schultz moved Monday from the Mrs Jos Novotny house recently purchased from Virgil Geer into Cloyd Cully residence vacated by the Roy Patton family. Mrs Novotny plans repairs and modernization before moving in.
Miss Anna Wenz of District 60 reports honor students Leora Sasse Don ald Pingel and Stanley Ahrends. Spelling awards go to Leora Sasse Ruby McLean Donald Pingel Stanley Ahrends and Avis Pingel. Leora brought large and small snails some of which have laid eggs.
Farm seeds listed with prices in pounds and bushels. Kennedys fancy Brome 16c per lb, Alfalfa 13.50 and 15.00 per bu, Timothy 27.5c per lb, Rape seed 10c per lb. Special price on Atlas Largo Mill et and all other farm seeds offered by Farmers Union Cream Station at 19 Court St Beatrice.
Miss Lucille Eden a Hughes Store clerk remained home after taking the flu count this morning. Roger Ellis son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Ellis of Chester spent the week here with his grandparents.
Robert Drake suffers a serious knee injury after being thrown from a tractor two weeks ago. The incident occurred during work and details indicate possible ongoing recovery and absence from duties.
Robert Williamson, who had visited at the home of I's grandparents, left today on the noon train for his home in Sioux Falls.
Thirty Luther League members gathered at Dale Roelfs home to surprise him on his birthday. The committee entertained with lively games and later served ice cream cake and refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Chas Gaisford visited from Mountayn Iowa staying with Mr and Mrs Vester Carmichael. They planned to celebrate the first birthday of two babies the Gaisford daughter Connie and Buddie son of James Carmichael of Shubert but Buddie could not attend due to bad roads.
The Diller Woman's Club met at the country home of Mrs. Steffen and Mrs. J. Line at 2 PM. Mrs Ralph Long led the session with a roll call of organizations for youth development and a panel on Public Welfare Objectives. Discussion covered 4H Clubs and Girl Reserves with demonstrations on 40 Girls club projects. Next meeting set for April 17 at 2 PM hosted by Mrs. A A Eick and Mrs O J Mayborn. Current Revenue was the roll call topic.
Mrs Clarence Renz hosted the Keystone Kensington of the Congregational church at her country home on Friday April 3. About 30 ladies attended including Mrs Richard Miller Mrs Frank Ran Mrs Ernest Bevan and Mrs Bristol. After the business meeting a social hour featured backward games to celebrate near April Fools Day with a Mother Goose rhyme contest won by Mrs Ray Green. Refreshments were served by Mrs Renz and committee members.
Relatives hosted a belated Easter Sunday Golden Wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Charles Barber postponed from February 27 due to illness and weather. Guests included Leslie and Bernard Barber families, with cake decorations featuring a four layer wedding cake and a miniature bride and groom. George Edeal and Elmer Kortholz photographed the group as they visited after a bountiful dinner.
The Dorcas Society of the Methodist church held its monthly gathering in the basement on March 21. Mrs Keith Hays led devotionals, Miss Cleo Green sang The Holy City with Miss Margaret Bull on piano, and Mrs Ray Lamb spoke on Easter origins.
The D W D project club met March 25 at Mrs. A A Eick's home with a business session led by president Mrs. A A Eick. New officers elected: president Mrs. Glenn Long, treasurer and news reporter Grace Fasnacht. A book talk Inside Europe was given by Mrs. Ralph Long. The leaders taught a lesson on repairing clothing and household linen. Next meeting set for City Hall on April 8.
Pastor Rev L J Wolff and Supt C L Hulsman announce Sunday English service at 10 45 with Luther League at 7 30 on Sunday evening topic Good Manners A special meeting at Lanham next Monday at 7 30 invites all women and church supporters Misa Jarum of the United Lutheran Church in America will speak Seven Luther League members attended the Lincoln Conference last Sunday and found it helpful
Howard H. Pyche, pastor, and Mrs. Earl Weigel, superintendent, announce a 10 AM Sunday school lesson God s Forgiving Love and a 11 AM worship with a sermon The Magic of Courage Joshua I VII. An annual spring supper served in the Annex Saturday night April 13. Missionary Society meeting Thursday April 18 hosted by Mrs. Ludington with leaders Mrs. Starling and Mrs. Sailing. You are invited to attend all church services.
The Methodist Church announces its monthly Kensington program to be held Thursday afternoon April 18 in the church basement. Mrs. Quinter Fry leads devotionals with services including Sunday School at 10 A M Junior League at 430 P M Senior League at 630 P M and evening evangelistic service at 730 P M a brief sermon will be given and the year book will be ready for distribution by the committee.
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