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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1943
Page
3
The notice lists corrected Thursday market prices for wheat corn oats eggs and poultry with entries for heavy and light spring hens and leghorn hens. Prices shown include eggs at 1.28 and hens at 4 5 pounds, reflecting a local agricultural market listing.
Classified notices show items for sale and rent including barley, two improved quarter sections for rent, and a Hart Power tract or 1836 Swede Carpenter. A found license plate 81223 is listed with owner to claim at the Record office. The R. C. Valentine Co. offers collections of notes and mortgages with 35 years experience.
Local sale listing offers several Jefferson County farms for sale including improved tracts and one good unimproved farm. Contact E A Stark at First National Bank Building Fairbury for details and bids.
Rural deliveries to be pooled due to government mileage restrictions. Geer Bros. Service Station in Diller Nebraska requests 24 hours notice. Telephone 66.
I thank friends for kindness during my illness and hospital stay. Grateful for floral offerings gifts cards and letters received.
Mre Ray Eick and Betty left Monday at noon traveling from Burling ton to visit friends and relatives in Omaha Chadron Casper Wyoming Denver and Colorado they plan to return in about ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Casper and Carol stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nicholson at Tobias. Accompanying them was their niece Barbara Johnson who had spent several days with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and at the Casper home.
Della and Pauline Weers daughters of Mr and Mrs John Weers returned last Saturday from Lincoln where they spent the week visiting their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Dwaine Hillhouse.
Notice to land owners and tenants per statute 39612. It is their duty to destroy all needs on public roads. Failure to do so may prompt the overseer to destroy the same and charge it to land owner taxes. Also will aid against snow drifting. Board of County Commissioners.
Jay Woods came back this week from a two week trip spent with his father in Tulsa Oklahoma.
Mrs Jennie Windsor of Minneapolis is visiting this week at the home of her mother Mrs Harriet Barton.
Betty Grabber attends summer school at Peru and spent the weekend visiting with her parents.
Rev. and Mrs. John Friday of Ellis dined with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Frisbie. Mrs. Ethel Lang Mrs. J A Rogers and Maxine of Endicott visited Mrs. C O Smith in Diller Tuesday afternoon.
Opal Roelfs of San Diego Calif visits Peoria and Diller to spend a few days with relatives and friends this week. Esther Lamb attending summer school at Fairfield Junior College spent the weekend at her parents home.
Mrs. Mae Ellison was taken to Odell Hospital last week for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. John Sedlacek moved this week into the residence vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lottman.
Petty Clark spent a weekend with friend Jean Bond in Fairbury. John Rahman from South San Francisco arrived Wednesday to visit relatives and friends. Glenn Ball left Wednesday for Kansas City to spend a few days visiting relatives.
Clyde Broadstone left on Wednesday for Lincoln to enroll for his Fresno home after a several week visit with relatives in Ellis and nearby. Patricia Janny and Gary Blauser stay with uncle Roy Mathias in Ellis. Jesse Pierce of Beatrice and Mrs Roy Mathias also left for New Mexico to visit Robert Pierce and family.
The writer thanks a friendly neighbor who stacked grain during recovery from injuries suffered in last week's runaway incident.
Mr and Mrs James Hays with Jim my and Dickie Mrs Leonard Richardson and family and Miss Beverly Hays of Diller Mr and Mrs Ross Hays and Stanley of Blue Springs Mrs Alice Hays and Mrs George Hays and Mr and Mrs Ed Bond and Mary Lou all of BeatRice attended the Hays family reunion at Tecumseh on Sunday.
Dr. E E Metcalf Plymouth druggist said he will remodel his burned store after insurance adjustments. Losses exceed 2000 dollars with upstairs furnishings belonging to Lloyd Metcalf family declared total loss. Insurance partially covers building and stock damaged mainly by water four inches deep.
The OPA explains coupon values for fuel oil reports. Change coupons on the left side and unit coupons on the right side determine gallons. Encircled figures show gallons per coupon, with unit coupons worth ten gallons and five units equal to sixty gallons.
Fort Knox Ky Aug 3 a new class of armored command clerks enrolled at the armored school for an eight week course in military administrative procedures. Among the students was Pfc Lloyd E Green son of Mr and Mrs H H Green of Diller Neb who can type at least 30 words a minute before training. Brig Gen J A Holly commands the school which includes nine departments and adds clerical skills for army records payrolls and letters.
Mrs Earl Weigel presides over Sunday School at 8 S Sept 10 A M with regular services posted for congregants.
Mrs. Robert Upson attends Sunday School at 10 A. M. with Saul S.Supt. The church holds sermon at 11 A. M. with Robert L. Pullen delivering the sermon.
Rev Otto Spehr pastor John Weers S 8 Sept 10 service times Sunday School 11 A M Church 3 30 P M Luther League Wartens Missionary meeting Wednesday Aug 11 2 30 P M
Werner C Welchert pastor announces Si John's Lutheran Lanham Nebraska events. Friday August 6 choir rehearsal Sunday August 8 no Sunday School or church services Luther League in the evening. Thursday August 12 Ladies Aid at 2:00 PM hosts Mrs Rosemann Mrs Wehling Mrs Wieter.
Deshler Nebraska saw a major blaze Saturday night gut the west half of the Deshler Broom factory. Fire departments fought flames destroying much of the two story brick building with an estimated damage between 30000 and 50000 dollars. The eastern manufacturing section remained largely undamaged and about 300 people are employed by the firm. The fire is blamed on a lightning strike during a severe electrical storm around 4 PM.
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