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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1941
Page
5
Readable text lists Leghorn hens at 44 to 5 pounds and old roosters by weight, mentioning Springs and hogs priced at $10.00. The fragment suggests a local poultry and livestock price listing with terms like Corn yellow and ro, white.
Mr and Mrs Chas E Waggoner entertained at dinner Thanksgiving Day for the latters mother and sister Mrs Robertson and Selah. Preserve your shoes and boots with our Shoe oil Let us repair your shoes Mathis Electric Shoe Shop North of Bonham Theatre Fairbury
Used radios available at Chas. Radio Service with Saturday hours. Sears Roebuck advertises glasses from Lincoln offering Best Service Best Prices and Guaranteed Glasses. Dr Lookabaugh, Registered Optometrist, serves and recommends suitable eyewear.
Baker backs a consignment merchandise plan in Keokuk Iowa inviting local merchants to join a new independent business. Prospective partners provide personal surety while avoiding upfront cash outlay. Written from December 11 in Colorado On Track style.
Notice that the executrix has filed a final account and petition for final settlement in the Estate of Guy Bernard Caseell deceased. Hearing set for December 19 1941 at 10 AM in Jefferson County County Court Room. Samuel Gallamore County Judge. First pub November 27 last December 11.
True Thompson arrived from Omaha on Monday for a brief stay with his mother and relatives. Mr and Mrs A L Jorgening and their baby from Falls City spent Thanksgiving Day with Dr Viers and his family.
Mrs. Ira Miller of Lincoln visited last Thursday at the home of her sister in law and husband Dr and Mrs Ellis.
Mr. Peter Richters of Elkpoint South Dakota visits his sister Mrs Gerd Henrichs Sr and family along with numerous nieces and nephews and their families.
Sunday guests of Ed Pingle and family in Steele City included Mr and Mrs Wm Pingle Sr Mrs Art Stahl and daughter Carolynn. A business trip to Wahoo on November 20 was undertaken by Mrs Marie Schmidt Mr Gerd Henrichs Sr Clarence Henrichs Alice Henrichs and Chas Schnieder in support of Mrs Schmidt's farm interests.
Mr and Mrs John Huttenmeyer hosted Thanksgiving dinner last Thursday with Mr and Mrs Henry Fox and family of Beatrice visiting. Mrs Fox is the sister of John Huttenmeyer.
Mrs Katherina Frerichs entertained guests last week with Callers from Bluff City Kansas and Fairbury. On Monday Mrs Fine and son visited, and Tuesday night Mr and Mrs Carl Frerichs of Fairbury called.
Aunt Christie Seaman hosted Thanksgiving with two meals, serving dinner at noon and supper to relatives including Mr and Mrs Sam Thompson and Mary Lou, Mr and Mrs Ernest Novotoy and Darwin, Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks, and Harley Clark.
The N. B. Club met November 19 with all but one member present. Mrs. Gertie Armstrong received a 10 cent gift shower as attendees recalled snowbound journeys of years past and the next gathering is set for December 5 with Mrs. Grace Baumfolk.
Mabel Opfer of Fairbury visited Wilma Thompson over the weekend. Mrs. Robert Diller and a baby were dinner guests of Aunt Elizabeth Fouts on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Snyder hosted dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grone and Mrs. John Carico. Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Ellis and son Roger from Chester visited home folks, plus Mrs. Woosforth and Gretchen. Bert Ewers from Fairbury joined duck dinner with niece and husband Oscar Amos on the Ewers farm south of town.
Rev and Mrs R D Hall entertained guests at a 12 o clock dinner on Wednesday November 19. The attendees included Mr and Mrs R W Green Mrs Elizabeth Fouts and Miss Eloise Pool.
Arthur A. Etchison of Oxford Kansas arrived last Wednesday and stayed through Friday at the home of his sister Mrs S C Moser and her husband during the Thanksgiving holidays.
Mr and Mrs Claude Nider hosted a roast goose dinner Sunday for relatives including Mrs Henry Walters of Plymouth Mr and Mrs Arthur Unger and daughters Elaine and June Ell Misses Lucile Nider and Marion Walters of Lincoln Mr and Mrs Art Walters and family of Beatrice and Mr and Mrs Henry Flesner
A Thanksgiving day gathering at the Ray Lem residence one mile north of town included Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ballard and family Mr. W J Lamb Mr and Mrs Frank Ballard and family Mrs Laura Ballard and Mr and Mrs Ray Lamb with a big goose dinner and trim mings.
Mr and Mrs Max Logan hosted a large Thanksgiving Day dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Vinton Logan Mr and Mrs Harold Logan J Smith Diller Julia Laurice and Step Ley Mrs Maggie Remley Mr and Mrs Raymond Nixon of Lincoln Mr and Mrs Morrie McIntyre and Mr and Mrs John Lueck and daughter of Fairbury and Mr and Mrs Willis Clark.
The Gretzingers gathered for a Thanksgiving dinner with the John Niders at Jansen last Thursday. Present were A. H. Gretzinger and family from Steele City plus relatives from Powell Wyoming Diller Lincoln Auburn and other nearby places.
Church announcements outline Sunday School at 10 A M and Sanctuary Service at 11 A M with a Young People Fellowship at 7 P M The Women’s Association meets Friday Vestry 1:30–10 P M and a Forum discussion is planned by Group 1 of the Men’s Club Choir and orchestra rehearsals plus Christmas program preparations noted The article lists church leaders and notes wartime moral reflections and Advent preparations.
In Harbine Nebraska Rev G C Lampe presides with Mrs Clarence Engleman as organist. 2nd Sunday in Advent features morning worship at 11 with German service at 11 30. Sunday School Christmas program rehearsal at ? P M. Young People's Christian Endeavor meets at 7 30. Catechetical class meets Saturdays at 9. International Bible Sunday December 14 with further Christmas rehearsals planned.
11 A. M. preaching on The Destiny of Man. Thursday 7 30 p m men’s meeting with program and oyster stew. Saturday ladies Bazaar and supper see announcement elsewhere. Sunday 7 P M young people meet with regular program.
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