Pahl a Weekly Founded by F T Pearce
A historical note announces Pahl a Weekly founded by F T Pearce with Mrs L M Cavett as owner and publisher and F L Raymond as business manager and Albert W Koepif as associate editor detailing subscription terms.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1943
Page
2
A historical note announces Pahl a Weekly founded by F T Pearce with Mrs L M Cavett as owner and publisher and F L Raymond as business manager and Albert W Koepif as associate editor detailing subscription terms.
Navy chaplains report growing religious interest among sailors in combat units. On ships in the African campaign, church attendance rose significantly, and after danger eased attendance doubled. Chaplains note morale stays high as troops prepare to fight, comparing fear to disciplined resolve.
The Gage county orchestra of about sixty members organized under J H Renpick gave its first concert at Beatrice city auditorium Sunday. Mrs Paul Logan Grayce Watson serves on the board and is first pianist, son Robert Logan plays oboe and earned a highly superior rating in a recent contest. Heavy rain and hail damaged crops across the area hindering field work for about a week and prompting concern for winter wheat and other crops.
The Elm Grow group met at Leonard Richerdess home for an evening gathering. Agril and Al members were present and three new members joined bringing total to fourteen. At close, refreshments were served by the mother. next meeting will be at Jobe Faxce home.
Notice states that Wm F Eehmeter and Bese F Eieheecirr have filed on record with the village clerk. Exact names and details are unclear due to OCR errors. The notice appears to announce formal filings or notices to the village authorities.
Rationing notes show book No 1 stamp 17 valid for ome per ol shoe woul June 15. Stamps are shared among family members under same roof. Book holders dates vary with periods March to Sept, with 45 to 60 day intervals and inspection requirements.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a report on the estimated cost of the war for a fiscal year. The readable portions imply treasury figures and early estimates, but critical details like exact year, totals, and responsible authorities are missing.
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