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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1942
Page
5
A bank adviser warns that many men who prospered in the past later lose money due to risky handling. He emphasizes the danger of speculative gains and urges readers to save and invest safely in a sound bank.
The Diller Markets listing shows Thursday corrections for corn white no 2 oats and wheat prices. It notes mixed corn oats eggs hens and leghorn hens with per pound and per dozen figures and references Christopher amp Co as grain market furnishers.
Notice from Denny and Denny Attorneys for the Estate of Gilbert Blauser deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. The county court hears the administrator's final account and petition for final settlement and heirs determination on March 6, 1942 at 11:00 AM in the county court room. Hearing date and time stated. contest permitted. Dated February 6 1942. Samuel Gallamoure County Judge. First publication February 12 1942. last publication February 26 1942.
Sackett Brewster Sackett attorneys for the estate of Mrs W H Patmore deceased file final account and petition for final settlement and heir at law determination in Jefferson County Nebraska County Court. Hearing set February 28 1942 at 11 AM in County Court Room.
Mixed classified items list sales offers including Atlas Largo at Alpha Wiemers and alfalfa hay in a barn. Also early June seed oats and two Jersey cows for sale. Wedding stationery advertised at Record office. Optometrist Dr Lookabaugh and Sears Roebuck ads. Shoe repair shop offers sole reheel patch rubber over shoes.
Mrs Nancy Robertson hosted the N C S A Club on January 28 with special guest Rev Clark. Rook games were played and prizes won by Mrs Hutchinson and Mrs Carico. Refreshments were served by Mrs Robertson and her daughters. The next gathering is hosted by Mrs Chas Waggoner on February 11.
Mr and Mrs H K Shutt of Lincoln were Diller visitors last Friday. Rev Clark was ill with a cold and unable to go downtown. Frank Johnson and Mr and Mrs Keith Johnson accompanied Mrs Francis Broadstone to Lincoln Tuesday. Lloyd Green went to Beatrice Tuesday morning to start work at Kraft Manufacturing plant. Miss Ileen Wagoner returned Friday to Concordia Kansas after visiting her aunt Mrs Roy Geer. John Saathoff was in town Tuesday and moved his family from seven miles south of town to a farm two miles west of Wymore. Me and Mrs Donald Colman and son of Marysville Kansas and Clyde Colman of the CCC Pawnee City Nebraska visited here in Diller last Sunday.
Several Diller teachers traveled to Lincoln Saturday morning for the basketball tournament. Attending were Superintendent and Mrs. Carl Ludington, Flossie Raymond, Mrs. Ekwall, Mrs. Clawson, and Miss Pool.
Mr and Mrs Ceoil Cully and Ernest B Cully of Gage Oklahoma visit cousins Mr and Mrs Frank Cully and uncles J A and Charley Cully. A large luncheon honors Mrs Henry Mabiman’s 67th birthday and Harry Mahlmann’s 16th anniversary with many relatives attending.
The village board met at City Hall with John Clauson Orlo Geer Glen Long and W E Anderson present. Bills were approved for General Fund and Water Fund totaling several dollars and cents. A hearing for Edwin C Bergstresser was set for January 6 1942 at 7 30 PM in the city hall. The meeting adjourned until January 6 1942.
Village board at Diller Nebraska held a hearing on Edwin C Bergstresser for a retail beer license on Commercial Street lot 10 and 11 block 10. With no objections the board unanimously granted the license and ordered issuance through the State Board. Chas E Waggoner chaired.
Diller Nebraska regular session notes reading and approval of minutes. Bills listed include labor parking meals printing and telephone charges. War time decision to blow the siren at 12 PM is recorded and adjournment follows.
The church sets a temporary schedule with Sunday School at 11 and preaching at 12 Sanctuary Service. Sermon titled Victory Over Death and a Young Peoples service at 7 30. Officials include Minister Robert D Hall Mrs Earl Weigel Sunt S S Mrs Ralph Long president Womens Association Mrs Ray Green music director and Mrs W E Anderson Orchestra Leader.
Pastor L J Wolff delivers Lent message urging repentance for sins with a focus on penitence and divine correction. Sunday School at 10:30, church service at 11:30, Lent services Wednesday 8:30 PM. The world is urged to repent for personal, national, and global sake.
The Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 A.M. and a preaching service at 11 A.M. with the subject Great Men and Women of History. A Friday night business meeting will be at Raleigh Southwick's. Sunday 7 30 P.M. young people meet in basement and a group return from a mid winter institute in Fairbury last Saturday. reports expected next Sunday evening.
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