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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1944
Page
3
Fragmented OCR lists poultry and egg prices and weights for different chicken types and hens. Includes entries for heavy springs light springs leghorn and roosters with prices per unit and stage references.
Classified item listing from Diller area notes ALALFA HAY and Prairie hay for sale by Roy Mathias and O J Mayborn. Includes seeds oats from Max Logan and Irish Cob lers honey and seed potatoes. Walter Gritz offers local hauling from Beatrice relocation one mile south and 23 east of Diller plus phone contact 109:05.
Mrs Clifford Blauser returns Tuesday from Omaha where she visited daughter Patricia at the Nebraska School for the Deaf and notes the girl is adjusting well to her new surroundings. Richard Stevens, son of Mr and Mrs Lorren Stevens, is hospitalized for an appendicitis operation. Californians report unusual snow hail thunder and lightning lately. L J Wolff of Lindy Nebr visits at the Lottman home for the past week. Spring wallpaper shipment arrives with many patterns. Cooks Enamels varnish oils and turpentine also offered by Geer Lumber Co.
Geer Bros. Service Station in Diller Nebraska advertises limited antifreeze supply for winter protection. Call 66 for availability at this local Nebraska service station.
A historical debt collection notice offers services for notes judgments mortgages and accounts with 35 years of experience and strong references. It lists R C Valentine Co. of Marshalltown Iowa as the business contact and invites locations anywhere to write for services.
Captain Greene works with local WAC recruiters appointed by Governor Griswold to outline the WAC Q program to qualified young women. A WAC Reviewing Board led by Lieut. James Maxwell, Air Corps, will be in Fairbury to administer qualifying mental tests.
Injured Charlie Hilder has been laid up for about a month after a ship yard accident in Portland Oregon. A crate fell on his foot striking the shin above the knee and causing a cast on the foot. He expects to return to work in about three weeks.
Mr Arthur Fasse and Mrs Lucile Fasse joined Verneal at Friday evening gathering at the Herbert Barber residence.
The Diller Woman's Club will gather Friday afternoon February 25 at Mrs. A A Eick's home with Mrs. Clarence Steffen and Mrs. Ira Casper assisting as hostesses. Topic is Negro Welfare led by Mrs Rudolph Hubka. Leo Cecile and son Tommy returned to Beatrice Saturday after visiting Mrs Ira Place and family.
Mr and Mrs LaVern Pickard and Mr and Mrs Irvin Kaaz spent Sunday at the home of Fred Lottman and J A Pickard. Mr Kez is home on a furlough.
Claude Nider of near Diller underwent an operation at Lutheran hospital last Thursday.
Creditors of the estate of Adolph G. Arpke deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska must file claims by June 19 1944. The county judge Samuel E Galamore will hear claims on June 20 1944 at 11 A M in the county court room to inspect allow or adjust all filed claims.
The Army offers 239 vital jobs. Join the WAC to learn a skill useful after the war. Get details at your nearest U S Army Recruiting Station or write The Adjutant General Washington DC.
Sunday at the regular church hour a dedicatory service will be held. A service flag and an honor roll honoring boys in service will be dedicated. All relatives and friends are urged to attend the February Patriots' Service. a special committee is in charge.
The Methodist Church will hold Sunday School at 9 A M and service at 11 A M with a world mission program. Dr. Robert Pullen will preach on Broken Earthenware. Birthday pennies collection follows the September drive. a welcome to new members and visitors.
John Weera S S Superintendent 10 30 am Sunday School 11 30 am church services 8 pm Luther League Friday Feb 25 World Day of Prayer Service 8 pm Confirmation class Saturday 10 am to 12 noon Web Mar 1 Lenten Service 8 30 pm Fri Mar 3 Workers Conference of SS 8 30 pm
The notice lists catechetical instruction Saturday 9 to 3, choir rehearsal at 8 30 pm, Sunday School 10 am, church worship 11 am, Luther League 8 pm, Wednesday Lenten services March 1 at 8 30 pm with sermon Men Ashamed of Christ. Pastor Werner C Welchert.
Pfe and Mrs Christopher Morgan announce the birth of a son today February 24 weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces.
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