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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1944
Page
3
The Diller Markets quarterly price list shows corn varieties yellow no. 2 and white no. 2 priced near 66 and 47 cents respectively. Cream No. 2 is listed at 47 cents per unit. Also included are light spring hens and Leghorn hens with weights and assorted old roosters per pound.
Limited winter supply of antifreeze solution offered by Geer Bros Service Station at 66 Diller Neb. Also a debt collection ad from R C Valentine Co in Marshalltown Iowa notes years of experience and services to collect notes judgments mortgages or accounts.
C L Geer Lumber Co in Diller Nebraska advertises red cedar and oak posts available for next spring. Joan Weaver, daughter of Earl and Mrs Weaver, underwent appendicitis surgery Wednesday at Odell hospital. The Congregational Kingston group meets at the church this Friday afternoon with Mrs W E Anderson as hostess.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for cards and gifts during hospital stay. Mention of June Walken and Dean Barber visiting Hastings for family care, mumps, and Dennis Dee's horses amid winter weather notes.
Mr. Otto Fox receives treatment at Odell hospital while Mrs. Homer Fox and their young daughter Ardys of California spend Friday through Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drake.
Officers were installed for the visiting year by the Order of the Eastern Star at a special meeting on Wednesday afternoon January 26. Names listed include Worthy Matron Mrs Anna Earhart Worthy Patron Mr Robert L Upson and a slate of matron secretary treasurer conductress associate conductress chaplain and other officers with Mrs Fannie Manning installing officer and Mrs Ruby Anderson serving as installing marshal.
Congregational Church announces Mrs Earl Weigel as Sunday School Superintendent for 10 A M Sunday School session.
Robert Pullen is minister with Mrs. Robert Upson as S S. Sept 10 at 11 A M church service. January Sunday school attendance fell due to illness and bad weather. A contest starts the first Sunday in February awarding a card after four consecutive Sundays and a gold prize after twelve cards. The church welcomes new members and visitors.
Rev Otto Spehr pastors Sunday services at 11 80 am and 10 30 am. Sunday School at 4m. John Weers S S Superintendent. Confirmation class Saturday Jan 29 10 am to 1 pm. Women’s Missionary Society Feb 9 2 30 pm. Workers Conference of S S Friday Feb 4 8 pm.
St John’s Lutheran Lanham Nebraska lists Pastor Werner C Welchert schedules catechetical instruction Saturday Feb 5 from 9 00 am to 3 00 pm choir rehearsal at 8 30 pm Sunday Feb 6 Sunday School at 10 00 am church service at 11 00 am Thursday Feb 10 Ladies Aid at 2 pm hostesses Mrs Fred Nie naber and Mrs August Brei.
William N. Clark a longtime Boulder resident died Saturday after a prolonged illness. He helped run a store at Reinert corner and became an early taxicab operator and sight seeing car owner. He later engaged in real estate and helped build a Boulder apartment at 1145 Pennsylvania. He was born September 20 1861 in Scott county Iowa and married Laura Bell DuRocher in Chicago in 1899. He leaves wife three children, a granddaughter, a sister and a brother. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Howe mortuary in Boulder with interment in Green Mountain family plot.
Judge Samuel Gallamore has filed as a candidate for a second term on the non political ballot. This is the only Jefferson County filing so far for the April 11 primary election.
The U S O club in Fairbury marks its third anniversary with open house Friday February 4 and Saturday February 5 and Sunday February 6 public invited to visit the home away from home for service members. Weather remains springlike.
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