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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1943
Page
3
Wheat and corn prices listed with various corn types and poultry roosters per pound. Widespread short notices include sales of seed, harness wanted, wedding stationery, old Miller house for wrecking, turpips and garlic for sale, oil brooder, and local residents updates on Edward Roelfs and Donald Tiocher. Community notices mention funeral services for Ray Green and a local beautician opening a shop after Camp Bowie stint.
Final account and petition for settlement in the estate of Seson C Moser, deceased, filed by executrix Wunder and Glenn Waughattys. Hearing set before Jefferson County Nebraska County Court on February 26, 1948 at 11:00 A.M. in the County Court Room. Interested parties may appear to contest and determine heirs at law. (SEAL) County Judge. First publication February 4, last publication February 18.
Woodall Fandere was in town today visiting with his parents, drawing interest from locals and prompting photos and small gatherings around the downtown area.
The Diller Record lists Calvin G Novotoy as a new entry in the armed forces. He is Cadet Sqd 104 at the Army Air Forces Classification Center San Antonio Texas, left Beatrice January 18 after a long enlistment wait.
Congressman Carl Curtis of Nebraska spoke to the House on January 76th urging a new aviation committee. He warned postwar air supremacy would shape world events and argued U S air bases schools and factories must be utilized rather than abandoned.
Diller reports a formed mixed chorus with solo work and readings for a declamatory contest under a capable director. The district contest is scheduled for February 19 as students build toward performance and competition.
Marvin Nickeson born May 30 1922 near Ellis Nebraska died January 16 1948 at age 25. He served in US Navy 1939 to 1941 then Merchant Marine. Married October 9 1942 to Alice Ray of San Francisco. Funeral at Waggoner Funeral Home Diller with Rev Lyerie. Burial in Diller Cemetery.
George Rabman is set to replace Dwaine Clark at Waggoner Brothers hardware store as Clark plans to join Uncle Sam in the Air Corps. Meanwhile tax foreclosures involve 23 properties in Fairbury Plymouth and other county areas filed Wednesday by County Attorney Frank M. Rein with sales planned for May.
Beatrice District Judge C B Billie plans a February 15 appearance in Fairberg to oversee equity matters and court proceedings. The event centers on local filings and potential rulings affecting residents and involved parties.
The House pursues multiple investigations into the Federal Communications Commission and Army Navy contract fees while examining government suits against the Associated Press and marketing and subsidy policies. Senate plans inquiries into Lend Lease spending and radio music disputes. Mrs. Isabelle Raymond improves under doctor care. daughter Mrs. Oscar Amos assists.
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