The Diller Markets Corrected Every Thursday
Market notice for Diller marked to be corrected each Thursday, listing No 1 or 30 as part of the schedule.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1942
Page
5
Market notice for Diller marked to be corrected each Thursday, listing No 1 or 30 as part of the schedule.
For sale two spotted male hogs with contact phone 12817. Also wedding stationery offered at the Record office with reasonable Christmas card prices. Boxes 50g to 1 dollar and cards 3 for 5c or 6 for 1? See display. Mrs Robert Drake near Diller Library. 63.
Notice to customers from Geer Bros Phillips 66 Station in Diller Nebraska. Government mileage restrictions require at least 24 hours advance notice for fuel oil deliveries.
Mrs W Clark and Carolyn and Mr Saylor joined Thanksgiving at Mrs Christie Seaman’s home. Rev R D Hal hosted guests including Mr and Mrs O J May, born and Mrs L M Cavett. Ed Wolters family had six o’clock dinner for Mr Walters birthday with Roy Carpenter and Marvel in attendance.
Local notices list coal and lump coal ads from C. L. Geer Lb. and Ray Green of Diller Tele phone Co with manager Ray Green reportedly improving after illness. Other items note Floyd Man's heart attack recovery, Ray Baumfolk assisting at the exchange, Robert Duis returning to Lincoln after Thanksgiving, and Raymond Loth visiting McCook with sister Mrs. Harry Allen.
The 36th annual Christmas Seal Sale in Nebraska runs through week 20 with explanations of the Seal’s meaning and impact. It funds the Nebraska Tuberculosis Association, supports health education, tuberculin tests, X rays, nursing care, and prevention campaigns, with 95 percent of proceeds staying in Nebraska.
Pvt. Max Denney on furlough from Camp Lee will serve as a temporary lawyer for his father, City Attorney Arthur J Denny, in his office. His brother Pfc. Robert V. Denny trains with Marines at Quantico while Max attends officers training school after returning. Mrs. Denney and their child head to Quantico for a temporary home, as Carl Mueller of northeast of Diller dies at Odell hospital.
Tvila Michels travels to Orleane Nebraska to visit her aunt Mrs Minnie Mintzmeyer during a family visit to the region.
We extend our thanks to all our friends and neighbors for their sympathy and assistance and for the flowers sent during our recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meyer
The Daykin Herald editor, assisting on the Diller Record, picked up a farmer’s sickle blade causing two simultaneous flats while returning from Fairbury. Rescue arrived from Phillips 66 station. repair tires were swapped and the editor arrived two hours late.
Mrs Rev Clark writes from their new home in Sterling Nebraska that Mr Clark is suffering an attack of sciatic rheumatism. Diller friends are wished well and urged to hope for a speedy recovery. The Clarks send best regards to all of their Diller friends.
Sybil Fasnacht, who has been working in Denver Culo, returns home to Diller while awaiting his call to join the army.
Jobo Weers announces Sunday School for St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran. Supt to oversee at 10 30 this morning.
C W McCaskill pastor. Southwick 8 September 10 A M Sunday School 11 A M church service. League service at 7 30 P M followed by a play hour with definite games. All are invited to attend.
Congregational Church announces Advent services and Christmas sermons from December 6 to December 20. October 29 praise service noted, with 10 AM Sunday School and 11 AM sanctuary services. Women’s Association meeting tentatively December 4 at the parsonage with all ladies invited.
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