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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1942
Page
5
Market notes list corn yellow no 2 and white no 2 oats dry no 2 3 to 5 Leghorn hens and roosters with hogs priced at 11.00 per hundred. Grain market details credited to Christopher & Co with unidentified figures.
Prairie Hay for sale listed by Harold Logan. Wedding stationery offered at the Record office at reasonable prices. Card of thanks from Mrs Ida Woods Beatrice requests kindness after Yuletide. Card of Thanks from the Folks on the Hill extends New Year wishes to friends.
Executors file final account and petition for final settlement in the estate of Reent Reents deceased. Hearing set for January 31, 1942 at 10:00 A.M. in County Court Room, Jefferson County. Notice to interested parties to appear and contest. Dated January 2, 1942. Samuel Gallamore, County Judge.
An ad from Mathias Electric Shoe shop north of Bonham Theatre Fairbury Nebraska promotes repairing shoes as long as the uppers remain in good condition.
Edwin Schmidt thanks friends for their interest during his hospital illness and for gifts cards letters and visits from all who cared during his time in the hospital.
Bruce Stevens ranch in Chipman New Brunswick welcomed two platinum fox kits in a three cub litter. One cub showed standard silver fur while the other two exhibited bluish white platinum markings, making them highly valuable.
The Diller Nebraska village board held a regular City Hall session on December 2 approving general fund and water fund disbursements listing labor payments to Saathoff Miller Garrels Smith and others plus coal lumber and stove purchases. The board moved to buy a City Hall stove and adjourned at the chairman's call with Clerk Chas Waggoner recording the proceedings.
Mr and Mrs Dean Barber of Fairbury visited the home of Mrs Caldwell last Sunday to celebrate Pearl's birthday with a family dinner. W A Schindler's school in Tecumseh will add a tractor repair course funded by the federal program. Ten to fifteen young men will be needed to start the class.
Robert Duis of the University of Nebraska returns to Lincoln Sunday after spending Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs John Duis at their home. Guests at the Duis Christmas dinner include Grandpa Webling Frieda and Emma Lenz Eleonor Beatrice Mrs Harry Mongaridge Lincoln Geo Wehling Lanham Elmer Wehling Chas Wehling Odell and others.
Finland joined Sweden in medieval times and remained part of the kingdom from 1154 to 1809. It then became an autonomous grand duchy under Russia, declared independence on December 6, 1917, and established a provisional government before becoming a republic in 1919.
Nine storage tanks and a oil transport truck holding 110 000 gallons of gas and oil were engulfed in flames at an oil terminal just north of Superior. The transport truck was on fire as it entered the port.
Jim Novotny arrived in town for the year and traveled through most of the wheat fields between here and his home five miles southwest. He received his first mail on the 6th. True Thompson from Omaha and her daughter Vivian from Clear Lake arrived Wednesday to visit relatives. Vivian stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Frisbie when the storm hit, and a tractor helped move her to town so her father could return to Omaha for work Saturday afternoon.
A clamp mounted self winding reel secures to any surface. Hook the line on wire spokes and press the buttons to wind the wet line automatically. It dries the line in minutes and rewinds it onto the casting reel. It handles 100 yards of silk line.
Church events list for several congregations including HOPE EV and REFORMED in Harbine Nebraska and Lincoln with Sunday School at 10 AM and sermons at 11 AM. Mentions of officers Mrs Earl Weigel Mrs Ralph Long Mrs Ray Green and Rev G C Lampe. Weather postponements and upcoming meetings noted.
Rev L J Woltz presides as pastor C L Hullman a delegate to Synod and a church council slate named at the annual meeting January 4 Women s Missionary Society to meet Wednesday afternoon January 4 John Huttenmeyer Herman Koch elected to Church Council Clarence Hullman chosen as Synod delegate auditors John Weers and Henry Wiemers named
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