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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1941
Page
5
Grain market data furnished by Black Brothers shows prices for corn and oats. Livestock entries include Leghorn hens and old roosters with per pound rates, plus hog prices at eight dollars fifty cents.
Notice states common paid in capital at Diller State Bank in Diller Nebraska rose by 2500.00 dollars on April 4 1941. Dated at Diller Nebraska April 8 1941. S Meybie president J Mayborn cashier.
Notice of incorporating the Diller Telephone Company with principal office at Diller Nebraska. It outlines business—construction, operation and leasing of telephone lines and exchanges with a $25,000 authorized capital stock, two thirds debt limit, five directors, officers, annual stockholders meeting on the second Monday in February, and dated February 6 1941.
Mr and Mrs Emil DeBoer and sons Henry Clarence and Alice Henrichs visited Lincoln Wednesday afternoon. The Rev Mr and Mrs Ionis came from Endicott Tuesday afternoon to fill an engagement at Dr Ellis dental parlor.
Gasoline usage in Kentucky rose by 4,670,000 gallons in 1938 compared to 1937. The rise reflects higher consumer demand and broader motor fuel consumption across the state.
Advertisements list a spotted male hog for sale with a phone contact, radio service offered by Charlie Gaisford with guaranteed work and a Nebraska pickup, a near new McCormick Deering single-row sister for sale, and a request for seven pasturing colts with no horses nearby plus miscellaneous optical services at Sears Roebuck Lincoln by Dr Louthbaugh.
Card of thanks from Mrs. Herman Lassee thanking callers and for flowers. Also an advertisement noting sale of poultry products with agency for National Poultry Products and full line, and service for flocks by Carl W. Freitag.
Diller hosts first district music contest April 18 19 with fifteen entrants and strong solos. Shirley Garrels goes to Omaha for World Herald spelling contest April 25 26 with teachers Miss Sible. finals broadcast from WOW. prize pool 500 dollars. Betty's Millionaire play hits the Beatrice Opera House April 29 at 8 PM with 10 20 cent admission.
Easter Sunday in the Nation's Capital drew large crowds to services. The National Cathedral overflowed into the crypts with PA transmissions while the Cathedral of Epiphany issued tickets. First Presbyterian saw a long waiting line as Cherry Blossoms and early spring weather energized crowds.
Church notices list services at 10 A M Sunday Sunday School 11 A M Preaching The man that came back is the sermon topic 7 30 P M Young People League. A church event May 6 at Congregational church ST PAULS EV LUTHERAN Rev L J Wolff Pastor C L Hullman September 8 Sunday School 9 30 English pk 20 Luther League 7 30 Ladies Aide Thursday. Pastor to attend Nebraska Synod Convention May 14 as fraternal delegate.
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