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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1945
Page
3
Corrected Thursday corn prices rise with yellow No 2 at 46 cents for No 2 eggs list 43 to 5 ibs leghorn hens and roosters per pound with spring hens noted. Local markets show varied prices across eggs and poultry segments.
WANTED TO BUY some good second or third cutting al falfa and a stack of good prairie hay or trade young horses. Geo Regnier I mi west of Orphansge Alfalfa hay for sale. May 21. WANTED TO BUY Old building to use for lumber. E H. Jordeniog.
Notice states exams will be held Saturday April 14 starting at 8 o'clock in the Home Economics room at Fairbury Diller High School. Regular schedule will be followed.
Mr Farmer asks to bring wheat any time and notes plenty of room and top market price. The message from Preston Milling Industries in Feirbury Nebraska urges moving wheat and mentions using wine for corn.
Mr and Mrs DeBoer and Mr and Mrs Pete Werz with families from Fairbury visited Easter Sunday at Dena Werz's home. The De Boer girls spent a few days with their grandmother and uncle Carl.
An advertisement touts Mite Cide for poultry houses that kill mites and lice with a single application, claiming it provides protection for one year.
Margaret Novotny and Mr and Mrs Edgar Rogers and Mr and Mrs Arthur Novotny of Fairbury Nebr spent the weekend with their mother Mrs Minnie Novotny and family Roy Mathias recently purchased from George Joyce the WD SEZ Sec 35 T2 RS This land lies east of Endicott.
Mrs Richard Maryborn visited DJ Maxsborn home then left Tuesday evening for Herndon Kansas to visit her parents.
Dean Brown of the U S Navy visits Beatrice with his wife and baby, staying with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Brown. They recently bought the Geo Fisher property in Diller while a Cresoted Oak post ad promotes track-ready lumber for sale amid limited stock.
Mrs. Clare Waggoner was treated at Odell hospital after stepping on a needle that broke off in her foot. Dr. Rice removed the needle and she recovered, able to go about as usual.
Mrs Harold Henrichs came home from Belleville Tuesday with Mrs LaForest Fasnscht and their baby after spending over a week at Wayne Kansas. The two women traveled to visit relatives for Easter. Mrs Fasnhacht stayed in Wayne while Mrs Henrichs returned to Belleville, then came back Sunday night.
Me and Mrs Gay Eggenburger Bob Carver and Sybil Fasnacht began home to Denver Colorado Friday after a week with Mr and Mrs Elbert Fasnacht and other relatives and friends of Diller.
Mr and Mrs Jack Armstrong entertained Mr and Mrs Andy Armstrong and Gene, Mr and Mrs WM Armstrong and Mrs Donna Jones and baby at Sunday evening supper.
Sunday visitors came from Beatrice including Mr and Mrs Fay Richards Mr and Mrs Roy Ekland and Dixie Mrs Elaine Dugan and two children and Mrs Harry Lottman. Harold Hutchinson and wife from Omaha visited at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs S C Hutchinson.
Captain Dale Tinstman and his wife announce the birth of a son at 228 South Seventeenth Street Lincoln Nebraska on April 6 The baby is a son to Mrs Lizzie Tinstman and the former Diller boy Dale is named for the family heritage
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to those who helped after a fire that consumed the home of Mr and Mrs Chae Klataeka three miles north of Lanham on Monday evening. Most belongings saved. fire likely started in the cob shed adjoining the house.
The report notes that Mr Eve Roelfe has been quite ill and confined to his bed most of the time, reflecting a period of deteriorating health and limited mobility.
The Keystone Kensington of the Congregational Church met at the church Annex Friday afternoon with Mrs. H H Green as hostess. Mrs. Steffen led devotionals, Mrs. Long presided over the business session and a letter of thanks was read for eggs sent to the Nebraska Children's Home Society. Officers elected: President Mrs Ralph Long, Secretary Mrs H H Green, Treasurer Mrs A A Eick, Auditor Mrs Eva Green. Renewal plans include an annual spring supper on April 14 and a missionary meeting with Mrs Ralph Long on April 20 led by Mrs Mayborn.
Congregational Church announces minister Robert Pullen and Sunday School superintendent Mrs Earl Weigel with Sunday School at 10 a m and church service at 11 a m. Methodist Church lists Rev Hamlien as pastor and Mrs Robert Upson as Sunday School superintendent with Sunday School at 10 a m and Worship Service at 11 a m.
Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Worship 10:00 a.m. Pastor Spehr to lead service with Pastor Spehler Sr preaching. Notice of time change at St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church.
St John’s Lutheran Lanham Nebr announces schedule with Pastor Werner C. Welchert. Friday April 13 choir rehearsal at 9:00, Saturday April 14 catechetical class starting 9:00, Sunday April 15 Sunday School 10:00, Worship 11:00, Luther League Social 8:00, Wednesday April 18 women’s missionary event 2:00 led by Mrs Paul Lohse. In wartime news if Europe war ends worship times adjust.
Sept Ludington attended the Regional Conference on problems facing Nebraska high schools in Beatrice on Tuesday April 10. The event had two sessions, each with two sections. The first session met at 2:00 PM at the Methodist church and the second at 7:30 PM in the Junior High School Library.
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