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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1944

Page

2

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County chairman thanks donors for Infantile Paralysis appeal

A county chairman expresses gratitude to the public and civic groups for support of the Eleventh Appeal to Fight Infantile Paralysis. Donations close February 15, 1944, with thanks to churches theatres schools police and all civic organizations. A Washington job reference follows.

Sgaio Homer Beun

Rationing calendar details for war coupons and end dates

Wartime ration guidance lists sugar five pounds through March 31 1944 and processed foods green stamps good to February 20 1944 brown stamps V W X good till February 26 Y valid February 13. Gasoline coupons B1 C1 two gallons each B2 C2 five gallons each and tire inspections deadlines.

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The Back Seat Mystery I Am The Most Popular Pew

Riddling personal poem suggests the back seat is unwanted at baseball or hockey arenas but highly desired in churches. It contrasts crowds at church with emptiness elsewhere and notes both young and old seek it. The speaker claims the pew is central to church life and social focus.

Kensington Congregation Hosts February Meeting

Mrs W. E. Anderson hosted a Kensington congregational gathering on February 4 in the church parlor. Mrs Ralph Long led devotionals and presided. plans were made to fill the Friendly Service quota with two course uniforms two bed robes and six dish towels. Some members quilted while others prepared refreshments, with Valentine touches and seasonal gaiety on display. Mrs Anderson's helpers included Ms James Clara Greider Harry Thompson Elias Hadley and R J Bizint. Judith Thompson and Mrs Miller were honored in a birthday song.

W. E. Anderson Kensington Parior Ralph Long St. Valentine

Antifreeze Sale at Geer Bros Service Station

Limited winter protection supply available at Geer Bros Service Station in Duiller Neb. Call 66 for details and to secure your antifreeze now.

Geer Bros Cduiller, Neb

Estate of Adolph G. Arpke in Jefferson County Nebraska

In the county court of Jefferson Nebraska the estate of Adolph G. Arpke is being handled. The filing appears under an attorney initials E A W and relates to probate proceedings for the deceased.

Adolph G. Arpke

Notice of Probate in Nebraska for Leslie A Arpke

The State of Nebraska notifies interested parties of a probate petition for the will of the deceased and the appointment of Leslie A Arpke as administrator with the will annexed. A hearing is scheduled February 19, 1944 at 10:00 A.M. in the County Court Room, Fairbury. Dated January 19, 1944. Judge Samuel Gallamore. First publication January 27, last publication February 10.

Nebraska Leslie A. Arpke Fairbury

Notice to Creditors for Estate of Calvin L Waggoner

Denney and Denney represent the estate of Calvin L Waggoner in Jefferson County Nebraska. Creditors must present claims by May 27 1944. The court will convene May 29 1944 at 10 A.M. to receive examine hear and adjust filed claims. Dated February 1 1944. Seal. County Judge. First publication February 3. Last publication February 17.

Nebraska Said Samuel Gallamore

Notice of Petition for Estate Administrators in Nebraska

Petition filed in the County Court of Nebraska for the Estate of Anna M Folkerts deceased. Lenora Timm and Julius J Folkerta named as administrators. Hearing set for February 9, 1944 at 9:00 A.M. in the County Court Room. Dated January 21, 1944. Seal. Samuel Gallamore County Judge. First published January 27, 1944. last published February 27, 1944.

Nebraska Lenora Timm Julius J Folkerta Said Samuel Gallamore

Allen Family Visiting Beatrice District Neighbors

Mr and Mrs Harry Allen and Norma Lee with Geo Loti and Beatrice’s children visited friends in Diller Saturday night. The Allens and daughter drove to Endicott to visit relatives. Mr Allen is assigned to the navy and will report to training soon. The family sold their household goods at McCook where they had lived.

Harry Allen Norma Lee Geo Loti Beatrice Diller Allen Endicott Vis Me Allen Navy MecCook

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