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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1944
Page
3
The list shows Wheat and Corn grades including yellow no. 2 and white no. 2, mixed corn, oats, cream, eggs, spring hens, Leghorn hens, roosters, geese and ducks. Prices range from 46c to 5 dollars per unit, miscellaneous figures appear, date and location labeled as 22624 and 10&13.
An auction style notice lists items for sale including a large iron kettle and a limited supply of Standard Super Anti freeze at Weigel's Standard Service advertised by Mrs. Katherine Frerichs.
Gift subscriptions are promoted as the perfect lasting gift with a call to inquire about magazine rates. The message emphasizes that a wide range of magazines is available at V:ers Store.
A notice requests Patricia Fletcher have galoshes, taken from the schoolhouse Tuesday night, returned to avoid embarrassment. Mrs. C. Biauser signs the appeal.
The December meeting shifts to the residence of Mrs Joe Nippert with Mrs Weber assisting on Tuesday December 12 at 2 00 PM. Mrs R Upson leads the group with the topic Christianity of Today in the scheduled program.
Evelyn Haye expresses gratitude for gifts and cards received during hospitalization at Odell and after returning home, thanking well wishers and friends.
A Marshalltown Iowa collection agency seeks notes judgments accounts or noncharge items with 38 years experience and references. Write for details and pay your subscription now.
The Roy Casper family drove to Lincoln last Wednesday evening to spend Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Patton. Roy Patton works for Hoppe Lumber Co during the winter and finds it easier than carpentry in cold weather. Pauline and the children stayed until Saturday afternoon while Roy returned Thursday evening by bus.
A local reader notes Petroleum Nut Coke as an ideal stove fuel. It claims no ash smoke clinkers soot or dust with higher heat and longer burning. The advert invites consumers to try it in their Warm Morning Stove and compare with other fuels.
The Neighborly Neighbors project club met at Mrs. Leonard Richardson's home with leaders Mrs. Ward Finch and Mrs. Frank Grone giving a demonstration on cooking and serving potatoes. Hostess served sandwiches and salad for a lovely lunch. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Albert Rademaker on Dec. 11.
The Keystone Kensington class of the Congregational Church met at Mrs. Alice Eick's on Friday December 1 for devotional singing and a business session. Members received gifts from an electric lighted Christmas tree and some quilted while others socialized. The next missionary meeting is scheduled for December 15 at Mrs. Herbert Barbers with Mrs. Chas. Smith leading.
Miss Sollenberger and Miss Franz, teachers at the Public school, were hosted by Mr and Mrs Upson and the boys at the Home for supper last Monday. Attendees included Mr Scherer and son, Paus, Mr and Mrs Russell Smith and two sons, and Mrs Esther Beber, who visited from Pisgah Iowa after learning Sgt Edward Behrends was missing in action. Mrs Moser held Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Eick and Betty.
Mrs Orphea Waggoner hosted Thanksgiving dinner with guests including Mrs Virgil Goer, Mrs Clara Allen, Carol, Stanley, and John Steiner.
Mr and Mrs A A Eick and several others attended a Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Willis Clark and Carolyn. The gathering included Mr and Mrs Leonard Richardson Clarence Lawrence and Mrs Eleanor Malchow and Mrs Eva Green. All enjoyed the meal and a very pleasant afternoon.
The W. E. Anderson home sold last Saturday for 1825 dollars at Public Sale to Mr. Bazaant, manager of Black Bros. Elevator in Diller. Acreage went to John Greider for 55 dollars per acre and the alfalfa field was purchased by Clyde Thaber. Mr. Ray Nixon served as auctioneer.
Library announces new titles including Beverly Gray volumes, Way of the Strong, and Little Match Girl while highlighting Christmas book shelf gifts and library cards. Social notes mention the Ludingtons visiting Lincoln for shopping, dinner guests, and Miss Julia Diller’s purses training with family visits from Diller and Logan households.
City announces Hod Green is appointed water bill collector for patrons starting on and after the dated notice. D V Flanders serves as village chairman and official guidance channel.
The Sunday School meets at 10 A M with no preaching services this Sunday. The WSCS holds its annual bazaar and supper on Saturday night December 9 with booths opening by six o'clock.
The St John’s Lutheran church in Lapham Nebr lists a series of December activities including Sunday School at 10:00 A M and Worship Service at 11:00 A M on Dec 10, a Luther League meeting at 8:00 P M with Ernest Webling as topic leader and Martha Evers as devotional leader, a teachers and officers meeting at 8:00 P M on Dec 8, choir rehearsal at 8:30 P M on Dec 9, and a Ladies Aid Christmas Meeting at 2:00 P M on Dec 14 hosted by Mrs Wm Roseman with Mrs Wm Roseman and Mrs Fred Wymore as hostesses.
Rev Otto Spehr pastor Duane Wolken superintendent Sunday School at 10:30 a m Worship Service 11:30 a m Womens Missionary meeting Wednesday 2:30 p m at the parsonage
Sunday School opens at 10 a m with the topic Christ in the Home drawn from Matthew Luke and 1 Timothy. Worship led by Mr Adams follows at 11 a m with church membership and baptism rites available through Dr Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Behrends and children express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy cards and letters after word their son and brother is missing in France.
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