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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1944

Page

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Infantile Paralysis Donors in Diller Village Report

Mrs Scott Miller reports Diller villagers donated to infantile paralysis funds through Diller Schools and church groups. The list includes St Pauls Lutheran SS Congregational and Methodist groups, Diller Women's Club and many individuals with varying gifts. The village total reaches 79.45 with rural contributions and dimes added from tag sales to aid the cause.

Diller St. Paul's Lutheren S.S S.S Methodist Women’s Society Diller Women’s Club Orpha Ciaramene Pasion Farmera’ Store C. ‘L. Geer Beret Wate A'S Orlo Geerai Tae Dr C. Biller Oser E McCune Eickmeier John Huttenmeyer O. J. Mayborn W.E. Anderson R. Bazant and Wife HM -Holles Otto Spehr Fannie Diller S.C. Hutchinson Ernest Schultz Cess Weta Igs D. Faoders A.A. Bieks Della Roeks Diet Scott Miller Rehss Ok Eva Green Eakin Eas Virgil Geer BO Rex Green W. S. Filley H. H. Green Peta Eee S. B. Viers Earl Weizel Joba Clausen Mra Roy Patton Oe Beith iii Ree Mrs- S.moser Letia Eula Theodore Senior Rae Veesy Willis Clark

Dairy subsidy payments extended to February 17

AAA items note subsidies extended to February 17 or CCC extension date. Current rate is 5 cents per pound for butter fat and 35 cents per hundredweight for milk. October to January production can be claimed through February 29, with future payments pending Congressional action. Tractor tire changes from steel to rubber will be discontinued due to military airplane needs.

Commodity Credit Corporation Congress AAA

Army Private Bud Lottman Replaces Rank With Humor

Arnold Bud Lottman of Camp Adair Oregon writes to his aunt Mrs Scott Miller during Christmas furlough. He notes his promotion to Private First Class and mentions his wife accompanying him back to Oregon. She enjoys Corvallis where she secured a position in the General Hospital and spends weekends there near Camp Adair.

Arnold Bud’’ Lottman Camp-Adiar Oregon Scott Miller General Hospital Corvallis Ore Camp Adair

County Supt. Becomes Navy Lieutenant Commander j g

Jefferson County school chief Russell W. McCreight has been promoted to lieutenant commander in the navy and left for Pensacola for training. He asked for a leave of absence, which the county commissioners granted, as they search for a temporary successor among Fairbury educators. Miss Helen Traeger remains clerk in the office.

Russell W. McCreight Jefferson County Pensacola Fla McCreight W. E. Scott Fairbury Helen Traeger

Red Cross Home Nursing Class Forming at Diller High

The Red Cross will hold its first meeting on Tuesday evening February 15 in Building A at Diller High School. A fine class is being organized and women may join at the 8 o'clock session next Tuesday.

Red Cross Diller High School

Public Sale At Gretzinger Farm Near Steele City

A. H. Gretzinger, who rents farm land north of Steele City, plans a public sale of stock feed farming machinery and various articles. Schuluse Bros auctioneers will conduct the sale on Wednesday February 23 with a detailed list of items to be published next week.

A.H Gretzinger Steele City Schuluse Bros

Wedding of Former Diller Girl in San Diego

Miss Mary Agnes Beckwith of San Diego daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Herbert Beckwith of Diller Nebraska married Cpl James I Bratcher son of Mrs Fannie Bratcher of Bakersfield California in the First Methodist Church San Diego California. The double ring ceremony was performed by Dr George Warmer with Cpl Earnest Bratcher of Coronado as attendant. The bride wore a moss green suit with gold accessories and a fox fur trimmed coat. The groom wore full uniform. The bride formerly taught in Humboldt Nebraska and works with Southern Pacific Telephone Co in San Diego. Bratcher is with the U S Marine Corps and stationed at Camp Pendleton Oceanside California.

Mary Agnes Beckwith San Diego California Herbert H. Beckwith Diller Nebraska James Iman Bratcher Fannie Bratcher Bakersfield First Methodist Church Calif George Warmer Earnest Bratcher Coronado Bratcher Humboldt High School Humboldt Nebr Southern Pacific Telephone Co Cpl Santa Fe Railway Company U. S. Marine Corp Officers Club 13 Q 1 Camp Pendleton Oceanside

Pfc and Mrs Green Visit Relatives During Fur Lough

Pfc Lloyd Green and his wife are spending a 10 day fur lough visiting her parents near North Platte and Mr and Mrs H H Green of Diller. Green is stationed at Camp Campbell Kentucky with the 788th Tank Battalion and left for camp Wednesday night.

Lloyd Green North Platte H. H. Green Diller Lloyd Camp Campell Kentucky 788Th

Elm Livestock Masters Hold First Meeting of Year

The Elm Livestock Masters met at the Elm Center School house on Friday Feb 4 with Egbert Faxon leading projects and James Hays assisting. Members present included Clarence Richardson Richard Haye Melvin Hubbs John Fexon Wayne Finch Loren Grone Melvin Clancy Marvin Grone Lawrence Richardson Donald Finch. Verne Hubka, a former member and soon to report to the V-12 Naval Service, attended as honored guest and received a gift. James Bays Jr a former member was praised for club work and recently enlisted in the Navy. The next meeting will be at Donald Och’s home.

Elm Livestock Masters Elm Center Egbert Faxon James Hays Clarence Richardson Richard Haye Melvin Hubbs John Fexon Wayne Finch Loren Grone Melvin Clancy Marvin Grone Lawrence Richardson Donald Finch Verne Hubka Verne V-12 Naval Service James Bays Jr James Navy Aigh Donald Och

Will Leave Hospital Soon

Harold Lottman who underwent a major operation at Percy James hospital in Battle Creek Michigan is getting along nicely and expects to be released soon.

Pfe Harold Lottman Percy James Hospital Battle Creek Michigan

Verne Hubka Prepares for Naval Service After Semester

Verne Hubka finishes his first semester at Lincoln University and spends a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs R E Hubka before reporting to the V-12 Naval Service for duty at the V-13 Naval Station.

Verne Hubka Lincoln University Mr. and R E. Hubka V-12 Naval Service

Methdist Church Women to Meet February 17

Ww W S C S of the Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon February 17 in the church basement. Those who have not turned in their defender plates should do so at the meeting if possible.

W.S.C.S the Methodist Church Methodist Church

Snowstorm Closes Schools In Heavy Seasonal Snow

As we go to press a major snow storm blankets the area with blocked streets. School operations halt and residents face widespread closures and delays.

Weekend guests at Casper and Glathar home

Weekend visitors included Mrs. Adele Glathar of Grand Island and her son Seaman 3-c Richard Glathar stationed at Mare Island California.

Tilda Casper Wo. Glathar Adele Glathar Grand Island Seaman Richard Glathar Mare Island California

Adelaide Patrick Hiatt Upson Pioneer Mother of Nine

Adelaide Patrick Hiatt Upson born March 11 1859 in Seward Township near Rockford Illinois moved to Nebraska at nineteen among Otoe reservation settlers. She married Col. J Hiatt April 6 1881 and raised nine children with twenty grandchildren and nine great grandchildren in Gage County. Survived by four daughters Ruth Grace Mary Carolyn five sons Joseph Wilbur Cleveland Clarence George and two sisters. Husband and two sisters preceded her.

Adalaide Patrick Upson Lyman. Davis Upson Lucina J. Miller Upson Seward Township Rockford Illinois Second Congregational Church Nebraska Oioe Col. J. Hiatt Donna Iowa Gage County Ruth Grace Mary Carolyn Joseph Wilbur Cleveland Clarence George Misa Marie Upson Beatrice Jennie Upson Odell Ruth Pickard Diller

Duty Weaving Love Through The Quiet Life

Poem lines describe lives devoted to duty where daily deeds form a continuous thread. Love empowers small acts, creating an unseen record in the Book of Life that shines without trumpets or bells.

Funeral rites held February 6 at Beatrice church

Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church in Beatrice with Rev. Ross S. McCown delivering the eulogy. James Infelt sang two numbers with organist Mrs. Hazel Weaver. Burial followed in Evergreen Home Cemetery. Casket bearers were the deceased’s five sons and nephew Robert L. Up son.

First Presbyterian Church Beatrice Ross S. McCown James Infelt Hazel Weaver Evergreen Home Cemetery Robert L. Upson

Funeral Attendees From Diller Honor Local Figure

Relatives and friends join the service from Diller including James Pickard and wife Mrs Jennie Upeun Chester Upson Joe Hiatt and family Clarence Hiett and family Frank Cully and wife Robert Upson and wife Theodore Henrichs and wife Ora Mayboro and wife Willis Clark and family Charley Cully George Champ Jack Armstrong Clarence Steffen and wife Eva Green Nanty Robertson Clara Allen Mr John Steiner and Mr and Mrs Fred Preston of Fairbury in attendance.

Diller James Pickard Jennie Upeun Chester Upson Joe Hiatt Clarence Hiett Frank Cully Robert Upson Theodore Henrichs Ora Mayboro Willis Clark Charley Cully George Champ Jack Armstrong Clarence Steffen Eva Green

Armstrongs Take Mrs Dyer to Exeter After Hospital Visit

Mr and Mrs Jack Armstrong escorted Mrs A W Dyer to her home in Exeter last Friday so she could fetch her car and return to support her brother Lorren Stephens recovering slowly from a major operation at Odell hospital.

Jack Armstrong A W Dyer Exeter Odell Hospital Lorren Stephens

Couple Depart Portland After Visit With Relatives

Clarence Todd and his wife Gertrude Lottman left Portland Oregon Tuesday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Lottman and other relatives. Mr Lottman recovering from a mes operation at Odell hospital.

Clarence Todd Gertrude Lottman Portland Oregon John Lottman Lottman Odell Hospital

Invitation to Prayer From a Soldier

Staff Sgt. Edwin B. Wessner expresses belief that more prayers to God can shorten war and offer guidance and forgiveness. He urges repentance, praise, and remembrance of God in times of peril and ease, citing biblical lines to encourage a community faith.

A Prayer for Peace to Endure on Earth

A reflective poem asks God for lasting peace on earth. The speaker recalls boyhood prayers and now seeks divine help to overcome troubles and ensure harmony, offering his life and worth in a humble plea.

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J.g V-13 Naval Station Ww. S. C.S Adalaide Patrick Hiatt Edwin B. Wessner Daykin Herald
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