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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1941
Page
5
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Corrected Thursday market listing shows prices for corn yellow 4. Corn white 69. Oats 38. Cream No. 2 30 cents No.1 33. Eggs and poultry items with weights and prices. Leghorn hens 10 cents per pound, roosters 7 cents, springs 12 cents. Grain market furnished by Christopher & Co.
The Neighborly Neighbors club gathered at Mrs. Rudolph Hubka’s home on Tuesday June 2 with eleven members and one visitor present. They planned a Christmas party for families at City Hall in Diller on Saturday December 17. Leaders Mr. Hobken and Mrs. Clancy led a Toys lesson and displayed several clever toys. Marie Clancy read the story Precious Jeopardy to members.
Poultry buyers advertise request for ducks and geese with payment at 8 cents each. Offer includes S&H Green Stamps. Located at Marshall Produce Co in Wymore Nebraska and Percopal Bakers in Keokuk Iowa. Advertisement dated December 11.
Executrix has filed final account for the estate of Guy Bernard Caseell deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. Hearing set December 19 1941 at 10:00 AM in County Court. Interested persons may appear and contest. publication dates November 27 and November 22.
Miss Jean Maw assists at Hughes store while Mrs. Hughes heals from a hand injury. A note on shine and all colors of shoe polish is mentioned. Mathis Electric Shoe Shop in Fairbury is linked with Zuloff state field purse and a visit by Kearney State Hospital patient Edna Hullman last week.
Last Friday night the Men's Class at the Congregational Church was entertained by Group 1 consisting of Geo Freiteg Ralph Long and Willis Clark. The event was a great success and a next monthly meeting is anticipated when Group II will entertain. Group II includes Clarence Hiatt A A Eick and Herb Barber. Miss Caroline Clark and C W Hiatt gave solos and more instrumental numbers are promised.
The annual church bazaar and supper was held last Saturday in the cellar. Hosts report high success as guests nearly consumed all supplies. Proceeds totaled 70 dollars. Among out of town attendees were C G Catlin Homer and Mrs Brunk Tom and Mrs Rigdon Russell and Mrs McCreight of Fairbury former Diller residents, Adam Gretz inger of Steele City Paul Patmore and family Mrs Rathburn of Ellie Cerl Schmuelle and Mrs Walter Klemme and daughter Leona of Harbine.
The article outlines several methods to remove grease spots from wallpaper that cannot be washed. It mentions using benzine or carbon tetrachloride or a commercial spot cleaner, applied to the stain and followed by a blotter to lift grease into the blotter.
The Adult Sunday School Class of St. Pauls Ev Lutheran church hosted a farewell party Monday evening December 8 honoring Mrs Carl Freitag Virlene and Carrol Ben as they move to Peoria Illinois to join Mr Freitag at the Keystone factory. About 40 members attended enjoying friendship games prizes for rattles and dolls and a singing sendoff.
The Keystone Kensington met in the church vestry on Friday December 6 with Mrs. Clara Allen and the Misses Raymond Sybil Pool and Stoneman as guests. The gathering featured decorations, a devotional lead, Christmas hymns, a reading of The Son of David by Elizabeth Goudge, a gift draw and distribution, and refreshments. The next meeting is set for January 1942 at the home of Rev and Mrs R D Hall.
The Diller Woman's Club held its annual book review tea at the Congregational church on Wednesday afternoon November 19. Club president Mrs. Clarence Steffen presided while Mrs Ex wall sang two solos and the high school sextet performed. Mrs. Clerence Hiatt reviewed The Sun is My Undoing by Margaret Steer in a vivid manner. The tale is set in England and Cuba and is available at the library shelf. Following the review a light refreshment course was served in the annex by the social committee Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Carico.
Church notices from Hope Evangelical and Reformed Church in Harbine Nebraska list minister Robert D Hall organist Mrs Clarence Engleman and choir director and events for December including Sunday School at 10 A M Sanctuary service at 11 A M the third Sunday in Advent Christmas music on Saturday and a December 14 catechetical class plus a Christmas program rehearse attendance urged and a call for members to join services.
St Pauls Ev Lutheran services and events outlined for December include English services at 10:30 and Luther League at 7:30 on Sundays, a 2:30 Thursday and Friday basement plastering project requiring volunteers, a December 17 women’s Christmas program at 2 pm, Universal Bible Sunday with offerings for the American Bible Society, and Holy Communion on December 21. The Christmas Eve pageant The Great Light and Christmas Day services are planned with church members urged to prenost for worship and events.
The notice lists church activities with Sunday services at 11 AM and 2 PM sermons on The Destiny of Man, 7 PM Young People meeting about an evening with song writers, and Friday 7:30 PM a business meeting at Mrs. Arthur Grone's home with thanks to helpers.
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