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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1944
Page
3
Local market items list prices for corn oats and eggs with notes on cream and poultry. Notices include sales of spotted Poland China stock hogs vaccination service and a hay sale offer. Contact numbers and names appear for the farmers Mrs F A Roseman Walter Gritz and H A Bell.
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 license at Lot 10 Block 10 in the original town of Diller. Hearing set at City Hall at 8 p.m. Friday April 14 1944. W E Anderson Village Clerk.
The Commodity Credit Corporation offers wooden grain bins for sale to farmers in Jefferson County. Bids must be sealed and received by 2 PM April 24, 1944 at the County AAA Office in Fairbury Nebraska. A list of bins bid forms and instructions are available from the Jefferson County AAA Office.
Over 2000 rolls of the latest patterns are on hand with no mail orders to wait. Buy now and pick paper and paint in one trip. Substitutes may be needed when new stock arrives.
Mr and Mrs J E Nicholson Duan and Deward and Barbara Johnson of Tobias spent Easter Sunday at Ira Casper's home with family. Barbara visited her grandparents Frank Johnson. Printing of new phone directories will begin once paper stock arrives. Mrs Julia Novotny rests in Odell hospital. Mrs Claude Ellis was ill last week. Patricia Fletcher, Easter visitor, returned to Omaha with her aunt Mrs Roy Mathias mother Mrs Blauser and Jonita. Lincoln depot sightseers admire a 1047 pound birthday cake at Burlington Zephyr event. Mr and Mrs Charles O Smith visited in Fairbury Endicott. D V Fanders spent Easter at De Witt. Alan Folkers and family visited Fred Lottmann. Doris Margaret Runyon returned from Easter at Roy Mansfield's to Lincoln. Dugane Hill and Marv Wenz left for Oakland California where Hill works in a shipyard. Mrs LaForest Fasnacht and Gary Blancer returned from Wayne Kansas. Mr and Mrs Wm Gilthar Jr hosted dinner with Ina Hill Mollie Riddle and Irvin Mayborn and daughter Kay of Dewitt.
The club gathered Thursday afternoon March 2 at Mrs. Lyman Finch's home with eight members. Guest Mrs. Charles Finch attended and officers were elected led by Mrs. Guy Learned. The afternoon featured a Soy Beans as a Food lesson and a lunch prepared by Ward Finch and Lyman Finch. Easter Sunday visits by Donald Tincher Raleigh Bell and parents H. A. Bell noted.
Mrs Lena Wenz and relatives from Oakland Falls City Plymouth and Plymouth Nebr gathered at Pete Wenz near Fairbury Nebr for a Sunday dinner and pleasant visit. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Carl Wenz and family Anna Wenz Bertha Wenz Mr and Mrs Wm De Boer and children Mr and Mrs John Weers and daughters Delia and Pauline.
Pastor Werner C Welchert announces choir rehearsal Friday April 14 at 9 00 am Sunday school 9 30 am and morning worship 10 30 am The hours are moved earlier for summer and early fall The second quarterly congregational meeting will be held this Sunday April 16 immediately after the service
Robert Pullen minister leads service with Mrs. Robert Upson directing Sunday School at 10 A.M. and regular church service at 11 A.M.
Rev Otto Spehr and Pastor John Weers lead St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran. Sunday School at 10:00 am followed by an 11:00 am Worship Service. Saturday hours from nine to noon for Confirmation School.
Mr. Pullen will fill the pulpit at eleven o'clock for the union service. He is scheduled to lead the morning worship and deliver a sermon to attendees.
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