Diller Markets Wheat and Corn Prices Listed
Corrected weekly market note for Diller shows wheat and corn prices. No. 2 yellow and white corn offered. quantities and units listed with price points around $1.45 and 0.25 to 0.34 per unit.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1945
Page
3
Corrected weekly market note for Diller shows wheat and corn prices. No. 2 yellow and white corn offered. quantities and units listed with price points around $1.45 and 0.25 to 0.34 per unit.
Certified Pawnee wheat Otoe and Cedar oats and Lincoln Brome advertised for sale with limited supply and quick note that stock is moving fast.
A passenger car ran a stop sign on a highway hitting a truck loaded with 8 000 pounds of explosives. Both vehicles burned. water shortages hindered firefighting and the blast destroyed 17 buildings and shattered windows within about a mile.
The state aeronautics commission reallocates 6817 to Fairbury for airport improvements including a four-plane hanger. Work to grade and apron the site precedes hanger erection, with council approving the hanger purchase at a June meeting. Rentals from existing stalls will cover costs.
Four-H club members from the county attend the District Camp at Seward from August 2 to 4. Participants include Joan Jordening of Diller Phyllis Schnuelle Carol Schnuelle Lenore Pingle and Jo Ann Pingle from Harbine. Activities include games talent night crafts swimming and a sunset service. Thirty girls rode to Seward this morning in E H Jordening's truck.
The Congregational Sunday School young ladies class held a covered dish luncheon and social evening at Mrs. Eva Green's home last Thursday. Guests included Wayne Stephens, Stanley Ahrends, and Stanley Diller. members Marilyn and Gloria Miller, Joyce Johnson, Mary Lou Thompson, and Shirley Glathar attended. Evelyn Renz, away at summer school in Peru, was unable to attend. The Diller couple, en route to Fairbury, visited Mr. Diller's sister Miss Fannie Diller in town. The group also noted Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Diller planning a permanent home in Fairbury after an overnight visit.
The JCF and KC 4H Dairy Calf Club met at Robert Regnier’s home on Sunday July 22 at 9 30. Jerome Novotny attended as a visitor. A planned July 22 picnic was postponed due to harvest. The group discussed calf selection and anatomy. The next meeting is set for August 5 at George Banahan’s. A lunch for 25 was provided by Mrs Regnier. Dwaine Freitag, Reporter. Real estate: Ruben J Gretzinger bought north 60 acres of NEd Sec 32 three miles west of Diller from Horace Zoell.
Advertises nine weeks for 1 dollar and yearly subscriptions at 5 dollars. Highlights news delivery by mail, late-night printing, and competitive pricing versus nearby papers. Mentions 30 cent weekly papers and post office mail routes. References availability in Nebraska and North Kansas.
Local church notices list seven services and activities: METHODIST CHURCH Rev Hainlen pastor Sunday School 10 a m. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Robert Pullen minister Mrs Earl Weigel SS Supt SS 10 a m. ST PAUL S EV LUTHERAN Otto Spehr pastor Duane Wolken SS Supt Sunday School 10 a m Worship Service 11 am Women s Missionary Wednesday 830 p m Choir rehearsal Thursday 9 p m.
St John’s Lutheran Lanham Nebr presents church events from Aug 3 to Aug 9 including choir rehearsal Friday night worship Sunday morning Luther League meeting Thursday Ladies Aid. Marilyn Novotny visited Carol Casper. Mr and Mrs Filley and Mrs Grace Combe visited Syracuse Auburn with Wilbur Green.
Mr and Mrs Jake Lottman and Mr and Mrs Lorren Stephen and families celebrated Marilyns birthday with ice cream and cake Tuesday evening. Word arrived that Juddie Webb arrived safely in San Diego to join her parents Mr and Mr Frank Webb. Despite a long journey she wished to attend Sunday School, a regular at Diller, and will be missed.
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