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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1941
Page
5
Corrected Thursday market report lists Wheat and Corn No 2 at one six three for 230c. White corn No 2 and No 1 prices noted with Hens weighing 5 pounds to 14 pounds at varying cents per pound. Leghorn hens and roosters priced per pound and hogs at 10.90 dollars. Grain market supplied by Christopher and Co, 112 tees.
Mr and Mrs Robert Drake arrived home Monday after a summer trip to Red Cloud. The Record office offers a wedding stationery variety printed at reasonable prices.
Harold Allen drove to Mc Cook to spend the holidays with his parents. Miss Rachel Viers, Beatrice grade school teacher, is spending two weeks with her parents in Diller. Shoe shop offers repairs, Mathias Electric Shoe, north of Sanne Theatre, Fairbury.
Rev and Mrs W H Clark depart Burlington Tuesday noon to visit son Robert Clark and family in Kansas City for Christmas.
Miss Jean Bond arrived home last weekend from Peru State Teachers College to spend a two week vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm Bond.
Mrs John Carico left last Friday for Falls City to visit her son Wesley and family. The Caricos expect to assemble at the Wm Carico home in Lincoln for Christmas festivities.
Mr and Mrs Will Henriche and their son arrived from Sheldon Wisconsin on Sunday to visit relatives and friends in the area.
Mr and Mrs Fred Starr arrived Wednesday evening from Cedar Falls Iowa to visit their daughter Mrs Elizbeth Hughes and family for Christmas.
Mr and Mrs Herman Stab motored to Lincoln Sunday and brought Mrs Carrie Wrigley to join relatives for Christmas.
Robert Diller and his brother Roger arrived Wednesday forenoon from Chicago to spend Christmas with their family. They were met at Beatrice by their father J Smith Diller.
Mr and Mrs Dale Friday and their young son from Conrad arrived last Saturday to spend Christmas with Mrs Friday’s parents Mr and Mrs L H Findling and other relatives Bonnice Riddle daughter of Mike Riddle visiting from Iowa attended school there accompanied them.
Mrs. Lillie Colman of Fairbury visited with her brother Leslie Osborn and his wife from California, plus two nieces, one a Doane College student and the sister of Jay Wood of Diller, stopping by the Uehlings and the Home last Sunday. Leslie Osborn once lived in Diller about forty years ago.
Lloyd Green returned home from Powell Wyoming where he had worked since October. He left Powell at 10 o clock Sunday forenoon with companions bound for Haddam Kansas. He was met at Fairbury by his sister Elizabeth in her father s car and arrived here at 11 Monday completing the 1000 mile journey in 25 hours.
The DVD held its Christmas party last Saturday at Mrs Green Longs home with six members, three visitors and four teen children. Children played games and received gifts from Santa who visited briefly. Members then exchanged white elephant gifts and enjoyed sandwiches cupcakes and cos.
Christmas Eve services at Harbioe and English German combined services on Dec 24 26 feature candle light worship and offerings for charity. Sunday school and communion plans announced for early 1942 with multiple church leaders nominated for elder positions and annual carol events by the Young Peoples Fellowship.
Rev L J Wolff pastor and Co L Huliman S S Supt announce Sunday School at 9 30 and Divine Service at 7 30 with Christmas Day communion at 10 A M Everyone invited to attend.
A fragment describes a Christmas pageant at a Methodist church with youth participants and an evening program. It notes appreciation for those who organized and performed and mentions a later 1 AM subject line and efforts to rest.
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