The Diller. Markets
Markets in Diller run every Thursday, with listings updated for shoppers and vendors. Local merchants gather to trade goods, seeds, and household items, drawing residents for weekly bargains.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1945
Page
3
Markets in Diller run every Thursday, with listings updated for shoppers and vendors. Local merchants gather to trade goods, seeds, and household items, drawing residents for weekly bargains.
The County Court of Jefferson County Nebraska issues notice to all persons interested in the estate of Minnie Janssen deceased. The administrator has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and distribution to heirs at law. A hearing is set for January 5 1946 at 10:00 AM in the County Court Room to contest the final report. Dated December 11 1945. Samuel Galamore County Judge. First publication December 18 last December 27.
The Lincoln Daily Journal outlines subscription costs and delivery details. It notes a nine week price of $1, mentions wire photo usage and rural routes, with annual rates and Sunday editions, plus ordering through the office.
Local notice announces availability of anti freeze product at Geer Breal Service Station. Includes wording about stock levels and sale terms and urges customers to inquire at the station for details.
Mr and Mrs Roskilly announce the marriage of their daughter Vola to Frank L Preliwitz son of Mr and Mrs Charles Preliwitz Endicott. The wedding was held in Washington last Friday with Judge Bertha Pffer officiating. The couple will reside in Endicott for now. Also notes Christmas visits by Rex Greede and Mr and Mrs Ross Hays to Nebraska City and Dr and Mrs Ellis.
Coal screenings sold at 3 dollars per ton, good fuel with cobs or wool, also a mineral feed. For sale fur coal and potatoes by John Greider. Hybrid corn orders if paid in full before January 1946. Christmas party noted at the Lampe home. Locker rent due January 1 1946 with payment by January 10 1946. waiting list for Jordening Store.
Carload inquiry lists lump coal and lumber paint supplier C Geer plus a spotted male hog for sale. Also seeks two ton or more prairie hay. Diller contact via phone 127.72. Lost car crank between property and Diller. leave at filling station. Christmas greetings from Lt Max Johnson and local families noting travels to Leyte and Manila. Esther Lamb home for holidays with Ray and Mrs Lamb.
Postmaster General orders all postmasters to allow local committees of the Victory Clothing Collection to place donation boxes in lobbies to receive clothes and shoes for bombed-out lands. Nelson Rockefeller to head the New York collection. 53 607 communities organized. drive runs Jan 7 through Jan 81 with $100,000,000 in garments planned. Governor Griswold enters 1946 Senate primary. Christmas observed quietly amid snowstorm and gatherings in Gordon Nebraska.
Sunday worship at 11 a.m. with Holy Communion and Christmas program by Sunday School at 7 30 p.m. Sunday School 10 4 a.m. Luther League Monday 8 a.m. New Year's Day service 10 a.m. Ladies Aid Thursday Jan 3. Local notices include Navy family visit by Rosman and E Rice holiday greetings and Keith Waggoner visiting his mother Orpha Waggoner.
Congregational Church announces services led by Minister Robert Pulleo and S S Superintendent Mrs Earl Weigel. Sunday School starts at 10 am, church service at 11 am.
Morning worship at 10 o clock with a sermon by Pastor C F Watters follows Sunday School at 1100.8 am led by Mrs. Robert Upson, S S Supt. The message invites everyone to close the year 1945 by attending church services and uniting with their home church welcoming all.
Lanham Nebr church pageant rehearsal is listed for 7:00 p.m. Sunday with notice of postponed Christmas pageant to be given Tuesday January 1 New Year’s Day service at 10 30 a.m. Pastor Werner C Welchert leads.
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