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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1944
Page
3
An OCR readable market page lists corn and mixed corn prices including yellow No 2 at 46 cents and cream No 2 at 49 cents per unit. It also notes 420 Leghorn hens and roosters priced per pound with several small lots and weights.
Albert H Kisling loses a binder canvas between his place and Diller. Finder please leave at Farmer's Store. Arthur Timm reports the finder may assist.
Commodity Credit Corporation offers sealed bid sale of wooden grain bins in Jefferson County. Bids due by 2 pm April 24 1944 to the County AAA Office in Fairbury Nebraska. Bid forms and instructions available at the Jefferson County AAA Office. Walter Gritz contact Diller phone 109.05 for notices.
Sgt. and Mrs. Paul Hood and their baby son were visiting relatives at Lincoln Nebraska and Wayne Kansas while he was on furlough from an Army camp in California. They stopped in Diller last Saturday evening to visit Mrs LaForest Fasnacht.
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Mayborn traveled to Lincoln on Tuesday. The husband attended the Bankers Association meeting while the wife visited relatives and friends in the city.
A local debt collection notice from R C Valentine Co of Marshalltown Iowa offers to collect notes judgments mortgages or accounts with 35 years of experience and strong references. The firm invites inquiries by mail.
Mr and Mrs George Loth Ruth Stahl marked their fifth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at Beatrice last Thursday. Attending were Herman Stahl Robert and Harry Allen Harold Norris Mary Parde Ezra Loth Johnnie Loth and Mrs Keith Waggoner visiting from Valdosta Georgia with Diller and Endicott relatives.
Card thanks friends and neighbors for cards letters and visits during hospital stay in Omaha. Meno Hicken expresses gratitude for support and well wishes.
Congressman Curtis notes the Alien Property Custodian and the Smaller War Plants Corp. offer 45000 alien patents to U S manufacturers at a nominal 150 dollars per patent. A patent library will tour City Hall in Kansas City from April 18 to 21 and end at the Mark Twain Hotel in St. Louis from April 26 to 28 for manufacturers to review potential uses.
Notice from County Court of Jefferson County Nebraska that John R. Sible has filed a petition for the estate of Bessie Sible who died intestate in Diller Nebraska about August 24 1939. The heirs listed are Mable Sible Grone Irma Sible Lieee and Sylvia Sible Frisbie. A hearing is set for May 15 1944 at 10 AM in Fairbury with Judge Samuel Gallamore.
Pastor Werner C Welchert leads Friday choir practice at 9:00 am and Sunday worship at 10:30 am with Sunday School at 9:30 am. Luther League meets 8:30 pm and a Lutheran World Action film strip follows at 9:00 pm in the church auditorium. Congregational Church announces Sunday School at 10 am under Mrs Earl Weigel.
Church calendar lists 10:00 am Sunday School and 11:00 am Worship Service with Luther League Confirmation on Saturdays 9 am to noon The program includes a picture slide lecture on Lutheran World Action by Pastor Lentz Monday 8:30 pm with Robert Pullen and Mrs Upson named in church notices
Employment brief notes factory work available at Fairbury Wiodmill Company. Read the advertisement on page four for details on positions, requirements, and application instructions.
Ira Anderson resumes duties with his freight truck after a month in the shop. He is seen back on the street loading goods and resuming scheduled runs for local businesses.
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