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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1940
Page
5
Market notes show corrected wheat not corn yellow corn and white oats dry cream eggs light spring heavy springs hens 44 to 5 lbs stags per lb. Prices furnished by Black Brothers. weekly Thursday report appears with updated figures.
Short notice sale items include Hogs and Prairie hay offered by Harold Logan with 221 free installation for a 1940 license plate. Geer Brothers list sale in Bonham. Theatre tickets available at the Record Office with potential savings.
Notice is hereby given that the common paid in capital stock of the Diller State Bank Diller Nebraska was increased 2,500,000 on January 9 1940 Dated at Diller Nebraska January 12 1940 A Mayborn President O J Mayborn Cashier.
Notice from Denny and Denny Attorneys for the estate of Olin C Diehl deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. Creditors must file claims by May 17 1940. A May 18 1940 hearing at 9 AM will receive examine hear allow or adjust all duly filed claims. County Judge E R Bee seal.
Win Stewart toured his farm near Washington Kansas Tuesday to assess grain market prospects. Mr and Mrs Perry Weaver and Rev and Mrs W H Clark were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Patmore seven miles south of town last Sunday. Mr and Mrs H H Green helped out at Floyd Man's Tuesday for butchering with Hod showing more interest in the country dinner.
Oklahoma listing notes coal car on track Monday at C. L. Geer Lumber and Coal with potential disruption. Officials urge customers to expect delays and check schedules. Authority details are not fully clear from the fragment.
Wanted man to establish business in local territory. Real opportunity for ambitious man. No signers required. Car needed. S. F. Baker & Co., Keokuk, Iowa. 21-40.
The Beatrice district Epworth League sub-district met at Blue Springs last Saturday with Diller youths attending. The Diller group was chosen to provide after-dinner entertainment including songs and a fun fest led by Ro Clark. Attendees from Diller included Joyce Johnson Esther Lamb Lloyd Lamb Doyle Weaver Marjorie Nippert and others.
Five Australorpa roosters are offered for sale. A clerking position at Warren Jirng Store in Beatrice begins last Thursday. Nearby residents and college students, including Dick Close and Bob Green, were home over the weekend. Alfred Drexler’s son moved from the Prather farm near Diller to the Grimmother Greider home nearby.
The N B Club held an all day quilting event on Friday January 26 with Lila Giesbrech in charge. Eden and Lola Giesbrecht received birthday handkerchiefs. The next meeting is set for February with Mrs. Griets.
The Dorcas society gathered Thursday afternoon January 25 with sixteen ladies present despite the cold. The Girls Sextette from the high school sang two numbers led by Miss Bull, piano by Miss Cleo Green. Mrs. Viers presided. entertaining committee named.
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran nearller invites all to Lent services starting Feb 18 with special Wednesday evenings. The church urges quiet reflection and renewed faith and asks donations for Finnish relief through the offering box or treasurer Harry Abrends. The Women's Missionary Society meets Friday Feb 9.
A World Day of Prayer observance is held at the church with a public service scheduled for 7:30 PM.
Congregational Church led by Pastor Howard H. Pyche reports larger Sunday attendance. The Sunday School hours remain regular with a special sermon at 11 oclock titled Fame and Fortune. All are invited to attend.
W. H. Clark and Mrs. Ray Lamb lead the Methodist Church Sunday School with superintendent S. S. Supt. Four more Sundays of contest show Ellis ahead by 22 points. At 6:30 Juniors meet at the parsonage to organize, followed by Senior League for high school and above led by Margaret Barnett.
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