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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1941
Page
5
Market prices for corn wheat oats and eggs mixed with unclear annotations and figures. Livestock quotes show hogs at 8 75 per cwt with grain market data provided by Black Brothers in an evidently imperfect OCR.
Notice is given that H. M. Holle and Lydia Holle filed with the Village Clerk of Diller Nebraska for an off and on sale retail beer license at their Lot 10 Block 10 original town site. Hearing on the application will be held at the city hall Tuesday April 22 1941 at 8 PM. Chase Waggoner Village Clerk.
In Jefferson County Nebraska a petition to appoint G Clifford Blauser as administrator of the Gilbert Fatate has been filed. The hearing is set for April 26 1941 at 10 a.m. in the County Court Room. Samuel Gallamoore County Judge signs the notice dated April 2 2040.
Notice of incorporation and extension of existence for the Diller Telephone Company based in Diller Nebraska. It outlines business to construct maintain lease and operate telephone lines exchanges and related real estate and franchises with authorized stock of 25000 dollars and five directors. Public period dates indicate first publication April 10 1941 and last May 1 1941.
Mr and Mrs William Wiemers and family spent Easter at Fairbury with Mr and Mrs Onka Lottman parents of Mrs Wiemers.
Mrs. Ezra Loth moved Friday from the Prather farm south west of Diller into town occupying the Wester Carmichael residence on north main street. Mr and Mrs J B McCreight from Fairbury visited Monday at the home of their daughter Mrs Ralph Long with Minnie and John Clauson.
Mr and Mrs Johnnie Miller and family visited the former's mother Mrs Mattie Miller and other relatives here in Diller last Sunday. Johnnie is employed on a farm near Barneston.
Mc and Mrs H H Green accompanied by Mrs John Maw visited Lincoln today. The Greens went on business while the others browsed show windows and enjoyed the displays.
Mr and Mrs Edward Engel and Roger of Omaha visited Mrs Engles brother John Rentschler and family on Easter Sunday. The Engles and Mr Stephens, who grew up nearby, shared the afternoon at Lorren Stephens home. Mrs Schmidt hosted dinner for the visiting couples and families from Wahoo.
Charlie Gaisford promotes radio service with guaranteed work and a contact number at 41 Diller Nebraska. WANTED Seven colts for pasture no horses nearby paying 1.00 per month offered by B A Greenwood.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude from Odella Mrs A Mayborn to Diller and Lanham for cards letters and visits. Additional note announces sale of poultry products with agency for National Poultry Products and service for flocks by Carl W Freitag.
Paint Spring is a good time of the year to give those buildings a coat of Paint. We carry a line of first quality Paints. Varnish Enamel and Oils. Come in and let us estimate your paint job. C. L. Geer Lumber and Coal Diller Nebraska Phone 153 02.
Notice states common paid in capital stock of Diller State Bank Diller Nebraska was increased by 2500.00 on April 4 1941. Diller Nebraska date April 3 1941 Mayborn president O J Mayborn cashier.
The Pleasant Newton precinct AAA Auxiliary met with Mrs. Willis Clark on April 11. Nine members attended as they discussed The Farmer and National Defense. Mrs. Earl Weigel won the prize in a guessing game and refreshments were served. The club invites farmer wives to join. Mrs. Harold Logan is president. Reporter.
Faculty members hosted the last J C A C meeting of the year for Jefferson County teachers on Wednesday evening April 16. About fifty attendees enjoyed dinner at the Methodist church parlors followed by a business meeting and program. The evening concluded with Bunco. Miss Sible chaired planning with Miss Raymond and Miss Peterson on the committee.
Mrs. Eula Calkins returns to duties as chief cook of hot lunches at the school house after a 30 day WPA regulated vacation. Students cheer her return and fellow worker Mary Beckwith also takes time off for her 30 day period. Clifford Blauser is appointed precinct assessor this year. Two Fairbury women fill vacancies.
The senior class spent a pleasant afternoon and evening Monday with a noon picture session in Beatrice, a tour of the Dempster mill, windmill making demos, and Rivoli theater. Graduation nears as trips boost school spirit. Freshmen staged a verse convocation on April 9 asserting they would get what they want. Teachers enjoyed spring vacation at home including Miss Pool Peterson Bull Sible and Mr. Gerke.
Referee recounts a close meet at Tarkio Kansas with Peru led by Fry and Washton. Fry ran 53.2 seconds in the quarter mile and Washton 52.9 for first. The mile relay secured Peru the victory over Tarkio 70 to 67 as Fry and Washton gained fifty yards in the final leg.
County Judge Samuel Galla and Bert Ewers visited from Fairbury last Thursday to witness the Fellowcraft degree at the local Masonic lodge.
Mrs Earl Weigel supervises Sunday School at 10 AM with the topic Using Witnessing Power from Acts 2 1 4 8 20. Last Sunday’s attendance reached 126 with perfect attendance in Mrs Long and Mrs Barber classes. Orchestra practice Friday 7 PM Senior Choir at 8 PM invites participation.
Rev. L J Wolff and C L Hullman lead St Pauls Ev Lutheran with Sunday School at 9 30 and English service at 10 30 on September 8.
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