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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1945
Page
3
Prices listed for corn types and poultry in a Diller market update. Yellow no 2 corn at 46 cents per unit, white no 2 mixed corn at 46 cents, and 9 creem no 2 at 46 cents. Eggs 6 pounds at 46 cents, Leghorn hens and roosters included, stags per pound at 1.03.
WANTED TO BUY good second or third cutting hay and a stack of prairie hay. Will trade or buy young horses. Location one mile west of orphanage. Also seeking an old building to use for lumber. E H Jordening.
CL Geer of Diller Nebraska markets a poultry disinfectant and mite and lice killer with one application claimed to last a year. Available for $1.00 per gallon and contact via phone 153:02.
Mrs Ralph Long hosted the Diller Woman’s Club on Thursday April 12. Officers elected: Mrs Keith Hays president, Mrs Scott Miller vice president, Mrs Ira Casper secretary, Mrs John Romiseh treasurer, and Mrs Clarence Steffen auditor. A round table discussion led by Mrs Scott Miller followed. The next meeting is set for May during the week.
Mr and Mrs Dack Armstrong and their sons visited the Lorren Ephers home Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Roy Mathias and Mr and Mrs Dan Camp of Ellie spent Sunday in Diller at the Klauser home.
Mrs Verne Zeleny and her daughter moved into their new home in Diller purchased from the Julia Novotny estate. Verna’s mother Mrs Anna Meyer and Margaret are visiting with her.
Mrs Jofan Fanders submitted to a major operation at Odell hospital last week and is reported to be getting along nicely.
Mr and Mrs Max Logan spent Saturday in Lincoln and were joined by Mrs Logan's sister Miss Julia Diller who remained for the weekend.
An agricultural advertising snippet invites buyers to purchase Cresoted Oak posts, noting limited supply and season-long use. The ad lists prices from 1 to 40 cents and provides contact details for L. Geer Lumber in Diller Nebraska. The item is followed by a local notice about Lydia Jacobs returning from Geneva, Nebraska, to her parents, Wom. Eickmeier.
Mrs Roy Diller returned Friday from California where she spent the winter with relatives. On the way home she called at Colorado Springs Akron Littleton and Lincoln to see family and friends including Mrs Harry Kingard Mrs Thom and the Harve Pittenger family.
C L Geer Lumber and Coal of Diller Nebraska advertises a wide selection of wallpaper patterns in stock with no waiting and no waste. Also offers paint enamels and varnishes with contact phone 158 02.
Overcast skies and a brisk wind gave way to warmth as a Wren sang nearby for the season’s first time. The tiny warbler’s cheerful note lifted spirits and marked the arrival of early spring.
Congregational Church announces Sunday School at 10 a m led by Mrs Earl Weigel S S Superintendent and church services at 11 a m led by Robert Pullen minister. Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 a m with Mrs Robert Upson S S Superintendent and worship service at 11 a m led by Rev Hainlen pastor.
Rev Otto Spehr presides with Pastor Duane Wolken and Sunday School superintendent. Worship at 11:00 a m followed by a congregational meeting after the service.
The Lanham church led by Pastor Werner C. Welchert hosts Friday choir rehearsal at 9 pm and Saturday catechetical instruction at 9:30 am. Sunday School is at 10 am with Worship at 11 am. Luther League meets at 8 pm with topic leader Harlan Brei. April 25-29 the Midwest Synod convenes in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Alice Hays and relatives from Beatrice Blue Springs Diller and surrounding areas attended the funeral of their niece and cousin Mrs Arnold Barstler in Lincoln on Monday. The mourners included Mrs George Haye Mae Ed Bond Mr Herman Albers Mr and Mrs Ross Hays Mr and Mrs Leonard Richardson Mr James Hays and Mr Keith Hays.
The report notes cold clacy weather persisting with frost and wind threatening flowers and fruit. Brief sun breaks, icy conditions, and brisk winds punctuate a spring that feels moved from March to April in Nebraska.
Mrs Mary Sandman and Mrs Hurt traveling with their brother who had a broken leg stopped at the W A Snyder home in Denver for several days and departed Sunday after the visit.
Mrs Mary Roessler is at Odell hospital for treatment of a heart ailment.
Mrs. Lee Clking endures pain and irritation from an arm boil worsened when a bee sting occurred while she was resting on the lawn in sunny weather. The incident adds distress to her ailment.
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