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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1941
Page
3
Market prices list Thursday figures for wheat and corn with yellow and white varieties, oats, cream, eggs, hens, roosters, and hogs. Grain market data provided by Christopher & Co.
Mrs Jofan Fanders called on Mrs Katherine Freriche at her residence last Sunday afternoon in a brief social call.
Della Roelfs announces a Christmas program and plate supper taking place Friday December 19 at 8 o clock one mile south and two miles west of Diller. All are invited.
Classified item mix lists geese for sale in dressed or alive states under Mrs James Novotny. Also offers wedding stationery variety from the Record office at reasonable prices. Shoe repair services advertised by Mathis Electric Shoe Shop, location north of Bonham Fairbury.
A terse ad or slogan fragment from a Sears Roebuck item suggests a focus on eyewear shopping. The line hints at a storefront appeal or promotional catchphrase without full context or explicit event details.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fouts went to Seward last Sunday with her son Kenneth who arrived after her.
Mr and Mrs Dan Garton hosted a Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs William Wiemers and families joining for a family gathering at their home.
Mr and Mrs Herold Kreps of Denver Colorado vacationed at Ditler last week during their honeymoon. They are cousins of Mrs Ray Lemb. Their aunt Mrs Ballard joined them for a visit with her sister before returning home.
Mrs O J Mayborn Mrs Rob ert Upson and Ruth Ann Hiatt shared a December 13 birthday celebration at the Hiatt home. The party featured a pink and white birthday cake with pink ice cream marking the occasion.
Mr and Mrs Charles Gaisford and their daughter left Tuesday for Burlington Kansas where Chas has employment on a theatre building project. The family plans to move further south after Burlington work ends. Chas closed his radio shop for the winter.
Erwin Roelfs of Omaha drove his father's truck to McCook carrying Allen's household goods while visiting his parents. He and Dale Close are studying welding in Omaha using acetylene and electricity courses.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Steffen and Mr. and Mrs. BR Green spent Tuesday in Lincoln.
W. W. Stephens departed last week after a two month stay with his son Loren and Ix to spend the winter with his two daughters in Exeter Nebraska.
Miss Nellie Green of Lincoln plans tomorrow departure to Los Angeles California to spend the holidays with her father H. E. Green brother Rhbiie and sister Mrs Marguerite Walker and family.
Marie and William Roelfs accompanied sister Mrs Car Freitag and children on an early Sunday move to a new Illinois home. Marie returned Tuesday evening while William stayed longer for a visit.
Mr and Mrs R W Green receive a package of Christmas greens from Mr and Mrs Will Tristman of Sheldon Wisconsin for decorations in the Congregational church.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Lacking of the southwest of town hosted Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Henry Lacking and Clarence Mr and Mrs Henry Peters Helen and Esther all of Jansen. Mr and Mrs Harry Abrends DeLoris and Stanley attended.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Bleuser hosted guests for Sunday dinner on December 14. Attending were Mrs Grace Fasnacht and her sons Harold Virgil and Terrill, Mr and Mrs Laforest Fasnacht, Mr and Mrs Roy Mathias and family, Mr Dan Camp, Mr Gearid Holtmeier and Mrs Eva Nickeson of Ellis.
A P O card from W J Long of McDonald Kansas says he did not receive his December 4 Record and notes difficulty staying up to date without it. He adds they are fairly well and fond of Kansas, with a final remark that McDonald sits just over the line from Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs Heaggy Hemminger residents on a southwest Beatrice area farm for many years will move to Beatrice where they bought property on north sixth street. They will hold a public sale at their home tomorrow Friday.
Mr and Mrs John Pulee of Swanton have stayed about a week with Mrs Roy Broadstone and Mr Clyde Broadstone. They sold their personal property and plan to move west to Alpaugh California to live with Mrs Pulee's brother. John Pulee is a welder and capper in metal and will seek cap secure work in California.
A reader complains no market in Fairbury for geese, says buyers in Beatrice welcomed them after a trip, and questions whether Wymore Produce Co's ad was read last week. The Record notes reader frustration with local sales avenues.
Rupert Hughes from the south of Endicott traveled to Diller today to conduct banking business at a local branch.
The N B club met on Friday December 5 with Mrs Grace Baumfolk present and one visitor. Members knit a comfort item and enjoyed a lunch. Lola Geisbrecht received a 10 cent gift, and the group planned a January 9 meeting with Mrs Grits.
A fragment declares migrating birds are emerging amid a debate on costs exceeding 3000 dollars. The note hints at conservation or study funding implications and public interest in weather related wildlife movements.
The Methodist Church in Fairbury shares a Christmas season schedule led by Minister Robert D. Hall and Superintendent Mrs. Earl Weigel. Highlights include 10 AM Sunday School with full classes, 11 AM Sanctuary Service featuring the church orchestra, and 7:30 PM Christmas Eve program. Holy Communion on Christmas Day at 10 AM.
Young People meet at 6 30 P M to sing carols then 7 30 P M for a Christmas program and pageants. All welcome and asked to bring gifts for children at the Mother's Jewells Home in York to ensure timely delivery.
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