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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1940
Page
5
Market notes from Wey auction listing corn varieties wheat oats and livestock. Creamery items and mixed feed details appear alongside price stamps and seller names Black Brothers and Light Springs.
Rev. L J Wolff has returned from a Christmas visit with his parents in Sterling Nebraska.
Notice to interested parties that a petition to appoint Eleanor Diehl Steffensmeyer and Oliver R Diehl as administratrix and administrator of the Olin C Diehl estate has been filed in Jefferson County Nebraska and set for hearing January 19 1940 at 9 00 AM. County Judge E R Bee signs and seals the notice.
Creditors of the Emma Peters estate in Jefferson County Nebraska are informed that the period to present and file claims ends April 29 1940. The county judge will convene at the County Court room on April 30 1940 at 9 A M to receive examine hear and adjust all duly filed claims and objections. Dated December 22 1939.
Classified brief lists free installation for 1940 license plates from Geer Brothers. Also advertises sale of alfalfa hay noted by Jake Lottman. A farm rental inquiry seeks a 240 to 320 acre improved property with references from R. J. Roskilly.
Expressions of gratitude from Mrs Chester Weaver. Eleanor Richardson returns home from Lincoln. Flu illness touched Mr and Mrs Ed Wolters and two daughters but they are recovered. Visits include Rev and Mrs Clark and family. Rex Green and Darrel travel to Lincoln. Bob Green and Dale Garrels back to University of Nebraska. Max Hall travels from Fairfield to Chillicothe for REA work.
John Rahman starts the New Year with a friend in Lincoln. Miss Ethel Bristor of Mineola Kansas leaves for home Sunday after visiting her sister Miss Billie Bristor and other relatives there.
Will Beckman a book keeper at the Diller State Bank traveled to Malcom Nebraska last Saturday evening to spend New Year's with his parents.
Christmas Day guests at the Lawrence Madden home included their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Will Kunecke and daughter Donna Mary of Jefferson Iowa Mrs Ida Woods and Mr and Mrs Roy Keider and Irene of Diller. Afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs Howard Peters of Fairbury and Mrs Will Amos of Diller. The Kuneckes returned home on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Roy Patton received photos from their son Robert showing friends and scenes at Breneston Washington where he serves aboard the U S Ship Patoka. A four fold dinner menu for officers and musicians was included. Robert says the ship is to leave Breneston on the 9th inst and the sailors are not informed of the destination. He notes his weight change from 147 to 170 pounds and says he is a little homesick on Christmas Day.
Congregational Church announces Sunday School at 10 with a forward looking theme Abiding Realities in a Changing World at 11 led by Pastor Howard H. Pyche. The Keystone Kensington group will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs C L Waggoner as members send New Year wishes.
Rev L J Woltz pastor and C L Hulsman superintendent announce Saint Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Nearl Ner congregational events. English service at 10:45 and Sunday School at 9:30. Annual meeting Monday 2 PM and Women Missionary Society Wednesday 2 PM. All members urged to attend. the entire congregation is invited regardless of membership.
Sunday School at 10 A M Epworth League at 6 30 P M Long Service at 7 30 P M Pastor to read Van Dyke tale The Lost Word Also a reminder of the Ellis Sunday School contest in which we trail by a few points and urge participation.
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