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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1946
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes list wheat corn types and poultry counts. Mentions yellow corn and white No 2, Leghorn hens, roosters, and weights around 42 to 5 pounds, with brief price or quantity indicators.
Classified notices list 55 gallon and miscellaneous seed for sale near Diller and Steele City with prices per bushel. Items include oats seed from Marion States and big yield varieties. Also noted is a shipment of hogs by A. Cooper Co dated two weeks ago marking first carload sent from this station in years with four carloads since opening day.
Fragmented notice requests leniency for accused in a village case. City Clerk invites Clarence Robson to come forward regarding a loss of a wool glove and related identifiers.
Card says thanks to relatives and friends who sent letters and visited during hospital stay. Mrs. Fred Sacse expresses deep appreciation for the care and support received.
A report states H. H. Green received a phone call from his brother Veral of Omeba that their son Dallas was struck by a car while crossing the street.
May Watters came home Monday after a week in Burchard Nebraska with her friend Mrs. Doreta Rober and Mr and Mrs Henry Meyer. Meyer visited Sunday at the home of her mother and brother Mrs Oaks and Alfred Osks and family.
A fragmented notice notes a barrel of Mite Cie Abis and high mite levels. It lists a price of 160 dollars per gallon and mentions contact at Brieg container with G L Geer Lambet Costend Paint. Loretta Wiemers and Doris Wolken visited Mrs Calvin Prebylin in Beatrice.
Mrs Katharina Frerieks thanks a kind sir who remembered her on her birthday with eighty thoughtful cards and small gifts, expressing gratitude for the thoughtful gestures and support.
Robert Pullen and Mrs Earl Werel are mentioned with minister names amid a brief church notice. The fragment references a Sunday service and supervisory or advisory context within a Congregational setting.
Saint Johns Lutheran Lanham Nebraska announces choir rehearsal at 8:00 pm and Sunday worship service at 10:30 am. Sunday School runs 9:30 to 4. missionary society meets Wednesday February 2 at 2:00 pm chaired by Mrs Henry Dier ing topic leader.
Goria Milter and others note a valentine cablegram from Nuernberg Germany sent to a friend in the air corps at Headquarters. Jack Baker is recovering from a broken bone after an afternoon mishap at school. Mr and Mrs Onka Lattman and grandson Marvin visit Wymore with J A Lattman for Saint Valentines Day.
A fragmented note mentions seeking a second hand carting transfer dealer in Nebraska. The garbled text references alfalfa and bail terms, with unclear specifics on payment or location. The meaning is obscured, but implies a dealer search in Nebraska.
No services Sunday or Wednesday evening at the parsonage. The congregation expresses appreciation for all who attended the Special Service for Our Service Men and invites continued attendance at Morning Worship and School Services. Rev Otto Spehr is pastor. Duane Wolken, superintendent.
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