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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1942
Page
3
The Diller Markets update lists corrected Thursday prices for wheat at 1.08 per bushel, corn No. 2 yellow at 20, white corn at 2, and oats dry at 34 and 37 for No. 2 and No. 1, with cream at 34. A note shows hens 43 to 5 lbs, Leghorn hens at 12, and old roosters sold per dozen.
Mr and Mrs Albert Holle and soo of Marysville visited Sunday with HM Holle and Mavis In Holle asking to change Ad dress from Lincoln to 118 Vine St Council Bluffs Iowa Mrs Ady Waggoner says she does not want to miss one issue of the Record Miss Norma Lee Allen who spent her Eastern vacation with grandmother Mrs Ezra Loth and many Diller friends returned Saturday night to her home in McCook
Mr. and Mrs Mahlon Wolken hosted a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening for Mr and Mrs Willard Nippert at the Neighborhood Rock Club. Willard and Arlene received many home gifts. Delbert Ackman won the men’s high score and Mrs Kosath led the ladies. Low score went to Mrs Caldwell. Ice cream and cake were served.
Mr and Mrs Doc Rhoden and family visited relatives in Thompson Nebraska. A fire Monday afternoon destroyed a brooder house and 400 chickens at the Wm Unger place east of Harbine.
Mrs. Otho Jennings and her two children Stewart and Nyal left Wednesday for Ogden Kansas where she expects to find employment. Her daughter Dixie and Jo Ann will remain in Diller until school ends.
Corporal Eldon Schnuelle son of Mrs Eisie Schneulle of Fairbury visited several days in Fairbury with his mother. He expects to leave soon for Midland Texas near which place he is stationed. Local farmers have finished sowing oats and, with favorable weather, most grain should be in the ground by week’s end. Those finished seeding work early and late plowing corn ground.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hirsch of Powhattan Kansas and Mrs Dan Torry of Cheyenne Wyoming visited the Cavetts. Mrs. Cavett accompanied them to Odell to see Mr. Cavett in the hospital. They returned to Fairbury after hearing of Mr Hirchs mother’s serious illness and death.
Mrs Henry Koaispe and her two sons of Plymouth spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Ezra Leth. Mr and Mrs Charles O Smith visited friends and relatives in Fairbury and Endicott Sunday afternoon.
Gertrude Lottman daughter of Mr and Mrs John Lottman submitted to a major operation one day last week in the Odell hospital. Mr and Mrs John Meyers and family of Wymore spent Sunday with their brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Clarence Robson.
Miss Jean Maw and Mrs. Don ald Maw came back last Saturday from Neosha Missouri where their soldier brother and husband had left for a new camp.
Mr and Mrs Dan Garton hosted Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Leonard Garton and Mr and Mrs Orville Garton of Beatrice.
Mrs. O J Mayborn drove to Lincoln Monday morning to meet her daughter Mrs Gordon D Dick who lives in Glenrock Wyoming. Mrs Dick will be with her parents for the week before returning to her home.
J N C gathering at Mrs Ernest Novotny home on a Wednesday in April with most members present. Guests included Mrs Rudolph Hubka Mrs Sam Thompson and Mrs Ben Novotny. After a short business session they played mock bridge and pinochle with prizes to Mrs Frank Weber Mrs Ben Novotny Mrs John Romish and Mrs Geo Novotny. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set with Mrs George Novotny on Wednesday May 13.
Mr and Mrs Francis Clark and Connie Mae moved from Omaha to Berkeley California. Their sons Lawrence and Dale followed recently to join the family. Mr Clark works in a bakery on a route and Lawrence does inside work. They are pleased with the new setup and plan for Mrs Clark's father Emil Tarnow to join them later in their new home. Tarnow stays with daughter Hattie Chatham.
Saint Pauls Lutheran announces Sunday School at 10 30 and church service at 11 30 led by Pastor L J Wolff and Superintendent C L Hullman. Congregational Church notes Friday April 17 Woman s Association hostess Mrs Herbert Barber at 10 am Sunday School led by Mrs Earl Weigel. sanctuary service at 11 am sermon Operative Christianity and 8 pm Young People Association at the usual place.
Pastor G C Lampe reminds Sunday School at 10 English Worship at 11 The Young Peoples Christian Endeavor plans a devotional service Sunday April 26 at 8 PM Choir rehearsal Thursday 8 PM Catechetical class Saturday 9 to 10 30 AM.
Beatrice district meeting of ministers Laymen and W S C S held at Centenary church Friday April 17 8 15 P M with Bishop Martin as speaker and Mrs Clark presenting readings. Sunday services list Sunday School at 10 A M and preaching at 11 A M with the subject Seek First The Kingdom of God. Young people enjoy a special program and hospitality from Mrs Clark.
The central district’s twelfth annual convention met in Beatrice April 12 to 14. Dr. Poppen D. D. Columbus Ohio delivered the festive sermon Sunday afternoon in the auditorium, assisted by others. Closing sessions focused on routine matters and committee reports.
More than 300 new oil fields were discovered last year, with 125 located in Texas. The find expands U S energy resources and highlights Texas as a major contributor to the new reserves.
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