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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1942
Page
3
Market notice lists corn yellow no 2 and white no 2 at 30 cents eggs hens 43 to 5 pounds and Leghorn stock including roosters and stags. Furnished by Christopher and Co with reference 90 and 23.
A collage of small ads offers wedding stationery and niece variety at Reece, printing at reasonable prices, paints, wallpaper, and shoe repair. Lincoln optometrist Dr Lockabaugh guarantees best service and prices for glasses. Also notices re soles and patches for shoes as rubber material is available.
Notice from Denny and Denny attorneys for the estate of Gilbert Blauser deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. The county court will hear March 6 1942 at 11 00 A M final account and petition for final settlement and discharge to determine heirs at law. Dated February 6 1942 by County Judge Samuel Gallamure. Publication dates February 12 and February 26.
Mrs Norman Harms and Ethel Bristol of Denver are visiting relatives in Diller and Wymore. Winfred Hill of Beatrice was in Diller last Saturday on business and visiting.
Mrs. Harry Thompson attended the DeMolay banquet in Fairbury as a guest of her son Max Thompson. Mr and Mrs Heaggy Hemminger moved from their Beatrice area farm to 900 South Sixth Street in Beatrice.
Mr and Mrs W W Calkins of Seguin Washington, former Seguin residents west of Shea, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Monday March 2od.
Mr and Mrs Rex Green and son Darrell traveled to Curtis Nebraska and back to visit their son in law Ernest Gorr daughter Donna Rispeteau who spent her birthday February 22 at the Hiatt home. Grandmother Mrs C J Hiatt Beatrice accompanied her. Also present were Mr and Mrs Wm Wiemers George Wiemers and Henry Geisbrecht families who shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Chas Dhoogey and Deloris.
Mr and Mrs Max Hill Mrs Ina Hill and daughters Mise Glenda and Mrs Wm Glathar Jr and daughters Shirley and Beverley traveled to Fort Leavenworth Kansas Sunday to see Donald Maw who had recently been called into service The group also met Howard Maw The boys expected to leave the fort early next week for placement in part uncertain.
A thank you note expressing gratitude for kind cards letters and acts of kindness received during hospitalization and at home. Signed S C Moser.
A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mrs. John Lottman on Thursday afternoon honoring Mrs. Harry Lottman. Guests enjoyed ice cream cake and coffee as the bride received many useful and beautiful gifts from relatives and friends.
The Women’s Club met at Mrs. O. J. Mayborn’s home on February 18. Mrs Scott Miller presented The Pilgrimage of Poetry, and despite cold weather attendance was small but the social hour was enjoyed. Next meeting at Mrs. Ray Wehbling’s with Mrs. Glenn Long assisting. Roll Call Current Events Travelogue Canada.
A large group including Emil Deboer Henry Saathoff Gerd Henrichs Jr Marie Schmidt and Rev Wolff visited Gerd Henrichs Sr on a farm to celebrate his birthday with Norman Wolff as an evening guest. The following Monday the group surprised Henry Saathoff on his 5th wedding anniversary and gifts were given. Alice Henricks joined for lunch after midnight as her birthday falls on the 16th.
The Dorcas Society of the Methodist church met in the church basement on February 19 with a good crowd. President Mrs George Champ opened, devotionals led by Mrs Harold Logan, and a brief business session voted to rename the group the Women's Society. After penny drill and poems by Mrs Frank Grabber, two contests were held with Mrs Carico winning Old Glory. Guests included Mrs Vernon Hemphill Mrs Roy Mathias Mrs Charles Smith and Mrs Harold Henrichs. Refreshments were served by Mesdames Frank Grabber Grace Fasnacht Orlo Geer Bert Weaver and Joe Hiatt.
Three states California Massachusetts and Oregon set a weekly minimum wage of 16 dollars for experienced adult office workers. The District of Columbia requires a weekly wage of seven dollars.
Mr and Mrs George Champ celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at home last Sunday with many relatives and friends from Burchard Liberty Holmesville Wy more Steele City Odell Beatrice Blue Springs Ellis Diller and other towns. A bountiful dinner followed by fruit salad and cake was served. They received gifts including $25 in silver from Miss Freda Theman of Washington DC and well wishes for many happy returns.
A turkey dinner with all the trimmings was served Sunday February 15 at the Perry home to Mr. and Mrs Bill Banahan and Nadine of Steele City Mr and Mrs Alfred Carmichael and Marjory and Robert Stephens and a friend from Fairbury. Lang over since New Years kept some guests away. Mrs Weaver jokes she never wants to hear the name turkey again.
Church notices list Robert D Hall as minister and Mrs Earl Weigel as superintendent of Sunday School at 11 AM with the theme of Christian characteristics. The sanctuary service at 12 AM cites Hebrews 12 2 about Jesus overcoming death. Evening Young People's meeting at 7 30 PM.
Every Friday evening during Lent local churches host meetings. This week February 27 at the Congregational Church Rev Clark of the Methodist Church preaches and Rev Hall leads the program. Special music arranged by the Congregational Church this week and by the Methodist Church when the meeting is held there.
Pastor W H Clark and Rev Southwick lead Sunday School at 9 30 and preaching at 11 00 with the sermon What think your Christ The Congregational church devotional service Friday at 7 30 will include both churches ministers preach alternately Young people urged to attend Oyster and chili supper sponsored by the men’s Bible class to be served from 5 30 until late priced 25 cents All welcome
Pastor L J Wolff and C L Hulsman lead Paul’s Ev Lutheran with Sunday School at 10:30 and church service at 11:30. Ladies Aid meets Thursday March 5. Lent services every Wednesday at 8:30 with Malchus theme. Adult class meets Tuesdays at 8:30 and Sunday School teachers/officers meet March 6.
Rev G C Lampe oversees Reminiscere Sunday School at 10 30 A M wartime English Worship at 11 30 A M Christian Endeavor at 8 P M English Lenten Service Choir rehearsal after Lenten service Women’s Society meets March 6 at Mrs Norman Sixel’s home Catechetical class Saturdays 10 A M to 11 39 Lenten services shift to Thursday evenings only Order the new Evangelical and Reformed Hymn Book via Consistory board member.
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