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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1946
Page
1
Congressman Carl Curtis argues the meat shortage causes human harm and worsens drug supplies. He warns that stopping slaughter of cattle glands harms insulin and other vital medicines, urging careful weighing of government policies to aid humanity.
Joy Renz Sureay returned to the United States on Monday from Australia after fifteen months overseas and two months service. He was welcomed home by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Renz Sureay at their residence. He received an honorable discharge at Ft Leavenworth on Sunday morning.
Dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Ernest Jordening invited Rev and Mrs Choleher Mr and Mrs Birser Sandman Mr and Mrs Win Rabe Jr and family Mr and Mrs Arnold Rihe family Mr and Mrs Wm Jordening and family Mr and Mrs Milton ee and family Ida Jordening Alfred Weicher Mr xn Mrs Wm Rahe Sr. Children enjoyed an Easter egg hunt in the afternoon. Mrs W W Hull 78 mother of Dr WeL Bult of Fairbury died Tuesday in Fairbury after a long illness.
Roelfa traveled to Lincoln to spend the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Roelfs. Mrs. Rev. Casper and baby daughter Pamela Jane were mentioned in the note. The Dinler Community Club plans to meet at City Hall next Thursday evening May 2 at 8 o clock. A good attendance is expected.
The Missionary division of the Woman's Association Congregational Church met at Mrs. Herbert Barbar's home on Friday April 19 with Mrs. Maybor leading a business meeting. Ralph Ray Benz a discharged veteran shared Pacific War experiences including places of worship, native customs and souvenirs of silk jewelry and wood crafts. Guests included Mrs. Charles Hilder Garnet Barber and Ray Rent. May meeting skipped. fund drive for county cancer relief ends today with ongoing donations to box 376 Fairbury. Callan Implement store opening drew over a thousand. hot dogs sandwiches doughnuts and coffee served. Club meets May 8 with Mrs. J C Varney. Mrs. Waters leader and Mrs. Emma Klusman a patient at Odell hospital.
The Veterans Administration announced contracts with 88 educational institutions to offer correspondence and extension courses to veterans. Nearly half a million World War II veterans are already enrolled in government programs, with more expected to pursue education by mail. VA contracts cover colleges, trade schools, and high schools in 19 states, detailing costs and eligibility while permitting concurrent study with other training. Interested veterans should contact the VA Office in Beatrice Nebraska for enrollment assistance.
Phyllis Bernhart reports Tae erst announces selection of Bolts And Nuts directed by Varney. Cast includes Rebecca Bolt as manager of Holt Sanitarium and Dr Joy, plus Joreen Kissing Berie Bolt Camilla Hubka Lutie and others. May 10 performance with district trip to Geneva and April 17 class day in Lincoln. Softball loss noted as Steele City won 21 20.
The Youth Fellowship sponsors a meeting Sunday April 28 at 7 30 P M at the Congregational Church. Richard L Meyer will speak from the standpoint of Over B28 Experiences. All interested are invited.
Kisling underwent an operation on Monday at Odell hospital and is reported to be getting along satisfactorily.
Mrs Roy Patton comes home Wednesday night to her Lincoln residence after a two week visit at her daughter Mrs Roy Casper’s home.
Mr and Mrs Everett Dougherty and nephew Harold Kunecke traveled from Lincoln to spend Easter Day with Mrs Doughertys relatives Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone. Harold visited home folks near Diller.
Sheriff Dwight-Young investigated a Wednesday night robbery at the Black Bros Elevator in Diller. A large quantity of wheat and about 8,000 she fed from the feed house were taken. entry was via hacksawing rock. The office safe stayed closed. two trucks suspected in the burglary.
An Easter dinner Sunday at the home of Mrs Bar Weigel honored Mrs Florence Bugbee. Guests included the Davis family from Lincoln, John and Chas Hilder with families, Will Weigel and family from Beatrice, Lawrence Weigel and son, Leonard Kenning of Steele City, Theodore Henrichs and Rob Upsor families, Ted Henrichs and Harold Henrichs, Dr. and Mrs Ellis, Mrs Viers, Miss Thorogate and father, who visited Beatrice to see The Bells of St Mary at Ryvoli theatre. Bert Frisbie and Everett Clark traveled to Fairbury on business.
Mrs Herman Sosne announces a public sale at her residence property in Diiler on Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock. See page four advertisement for particulars.
Mr and Mrs Orville Garton and family from Sara Monice California arrive to join Mrs Thomas parents Mr and Mrs Paul Thomas and plan to make their home here.
Miss Eunice Henriché R N of the Bryan Memorial hospital in Lincoln spent Easter Sunday with home folks and friends.
Mrs Leo Bartlett hosted a birthday party for her son Gary Bartlett in First Primary room on April 11. The event featured games, songs, refreshments and many gifts for Gary, with Dickie Bartlett visiting and Miss Riymond thanking Mrs Bartlett for a pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Casper extends thanks to all who sent cattle and flowers and those who visited her in hospital and aided at her home during her illness and recovery.
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