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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1941
Page
5
Market notes list corns oats eggs and cream prices with entries for Leghorn hens roosters hogs and light stags. A grain market summary furnished by Black Brothers appears at the end.
Auction style classified notice offers a good Clarendon piano and a kitchen cabinet at a cheap price. Mentions N H Pyche and Meyer Bros. Claims grinding services for rou zhage and grain on farms with a phone contact 112:45 tf.
Eastbound No 14 night No 16 day see Westbound No 15 night No 17 four day two times 1 31 am and 4 44 pm.
Mrs. Elizabeth Balfour was named head of Salisbury North Carolina post office in 1796 by President George Washington making her the first postmistress in the United States.
The total value of Swedish crops in 1939 reached 1 169 000 000 kroner about 292 250 000 dollars, up 85 000 000 kroner about 21 250 000 dollars from 1938. The gain reflects higher output and prices across major farm sectors.
Fred Astaire Paulette Goddard Artie Shaw and Burgess Meredith headlined Second Chorus and Cartoon added. Marlene Dietrich John Wayne in Seven Sinners plus comedy and news return with Ronald Colman Lost Horizon Cary Grant The Awful Truth highlighted in the lineup.
Planting time nears and John Greider offers nursery planning assistance. Local更新: Mr and Mrs John Huttenmeyer attended a funeral in Queida Kansas for Mrs Charles Strahm. Joe Nippert returned from Odell hospital after surgery and is recovering. Thompson left for Omaha to work in Burlington shops. Harvey Garrell rested from Ft Riley barracks carpentry and flu illness. Mrs Rueben Gretzinger of Diller after Odell hospital surgery is recovering at home. Mr and Mrs Charles O Smith visited niece Mrs Oliver Kelley in Endicott where Kelley remains ill and recently released from hospital.
Mrs. George Wylie of Fairbury received word of the death of her cousin William Goeller 60 at his Spokane Washington home. Goeller was born and raised in Fairbury, son of early Jefferson county pioneer Joseph Goeller. He served as Spokane city engineer inspector at the time of his death.
Helen Elsie Scheve of Plymouth is the only Jefferson county student to receive a degree at the University of Nebraska mid year ending January 31. She earned a bachelor of science in home economics and a vocational education certificate as part of 183 degrees granted, including 41 in Agriculture and 27 in Arts and Sciences.
January school notes show perfect attendance by Alice Engelman Ruth Nelson Vir lene Freitag and others with four perfect days. Eskimo diorama displays in District 56 and a geography booklet project in Group 3 highlight class activities. Darlene Roelfs returns. Southeast Teachers Group plans February meeting.
Monday night February 3 Mr and Mrs Clifford Blauser welcomed guests including Mr and Mrs Bert Weaver and Donnie Mr and Mrs Ovid Carpenter Mr and Mrs Roy Cisper and Robert They spent the evening playing cards and at a late hour were served sandwiches salad and coffee.
Mr and Mrs W C Steffens Meyer managed affairs in Diller on Saturday. Mrs Julio Pulec arrived Wednesday from Swanton to assist brother Roy Broadstone who lies seriously ill with pocumonte. Rollie Roskilly of Steele City renewed his Record subscription. Mr and Mrs Charles Miller left the Protestant Orphans Home Sunday to take over Barnsdall station on Highway N3 at Fairbury. Bob Carver returned from Lincoln Tuesday where he was called for his mother’s illness. she is improving.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Hirsch and Dennis of Powhattan Kansas were called to Fairbury due to the illness of Mr Hirschs mother. They visited Thursday afternoon at Mrs Hirsch parents Mr and Mrs L M Cavett.
A marriage license was issued in Lincoln on Monday to Luther Fitting Portis and Berneice Elizabeth Larson both of Lincoln. Mr. Fitting is a nephew of Mrs. Dora Wohlfarth and has visited his aunt in Diller quite frequently.
Waggoner Bros assisted Lloyd Traum in Fairbury today at the double funeral for Hidde Junker and Herbert Seggerman. The service was held at the Presbyterian church. The men were brothers-in-law and cousins to Mrs. Ben Behrends. Seggerman was also a stepson of Mrs. Katherine Frerichs.
The text reports Dr. E. E. Free of New York University describing slot machine odds. It states a jackpot chance of 1 in 1,000 and notes the average payout is about three-fifths of money taken in, with other specific small-odds figures and methods to alter payout behavior.
Church announces Sunday School at 8 10 A. M. lesson Luke 16 10 15 19 23 The Christian attitude towards Possessions. 11 A. M Worship service with sermon Wait on the Lord be of good courage and He shall strengthen thy heart The Krystone Kensington meets at Mrs Ray Green's home Friday February 7th.
Pastor W H Clark leads Sunday school at 11 A M with sermon on That which was lost. Youths meet in the church basement at 1 P M for rides to the Hebron institute and an afternoon evening program, supper and registration 30 cents. Ground hog supper February 19 in church basement 25 cents for sausage pancakes and more.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman superintendent S S Sunday School at 9 30 English services at 10 30 Luther League at 7 30 Women s Missionary Society Wednesday choir practice Thursday 7 30 Friday pastor attends Rural Pastor s Conference at Manhattan with Kansas State College
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