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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1940
Page
5
Market prices from Black Brothers list Wheat No 1 Corn yellow and white oats dry and cream. Eggs light and heavy springs hens 44 to 5 pounds. Stags per pound. Qu BZ Oe 38 2 14 06 08 Ud 0d.
Theatre tickets advertised for sale at the Record Office in Bonham offering potential buyers savings. Limited details provided on quantity prices or event dates.
Petition filed in Jefferson County Nebraska seeks appointment of Eleanor Diehl Steffensmeyer and Oliver R Diehl as administrators. Hearing set for January 19, 1940 at 9:00 A.M. Dated December 23, 1939 County Judge E R Bee.
Creditors of Emma Peters estate in Jefferson County Nebraska are given until April 29 1940 to file claims. A hearing will be held April 30 1940 at 9 A.M. in the County Court room to receive examine hear and adjust all filed claims. Dated December 22 1939 E R Bee.
Louis Meyer owner and Schultis Searing auctioneers announce a Monday January 15 1940 public sale at the residence one mile east and two south of Barbine and one mile west and three north of Dilier. Items include horses cattle hogs poultry household goods farm machinery and misc hardware with cash sale beginning 1230 PM. Roy Mathias clerk.
Mr and Mrs Herman Wessels and two daughters and Mr and Mrs Herman Renkens of Breton Iowa visited Tuesday in the Gerd Henriche Sr home.
A local ad notes free installation of 1940 license plates by Geer Brothers. It lists a sale on alfalfa hay and mentions a person named Jake Lottman in connection with the sale.
Rockail, a lofty rocky islet 150 miles west of the Hebrides at latitude 57 36 north and longitude 130 41 west, is much frequented by seabirds.
The first circulating library with continuous existence in America was established in Philadelphia at Benjamin Franklin's suggestion. The association’s instrument is dated July 1, 1731, with the first books ordered dated March 31, 1732.
Howard H. Pyche presides as pastor at the Congregational Church. Sunday school session from oe to 11 focuses on The Problem of Forgiveness. At 11 a.m. the first communion service of the year will be held, with the pastor speaking on Ye call me Master and Lord. Missionary meeting with Mrs. John Carico set for January 19, led by Mrs. Earl Weigel.
At the St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller annual Congregational meeting two new officers were elected Albert Sasse as church council president to fill Frank Rosemans vacancy Harry Ahrends as trustee Albert Kisling will represent the congregation at the Hooper synod Alpha Wiemers and Frank Roseman named auditors Building Committee report referred for further study Treasurers reports show good standing with bills paid Doughnuts and coffee served after.
W H Clark is pastor with Mrs Ray Lamb Sunday School September 10 at 9 A.M. Preaching at 11 on the subject Salt. Epworth League at 6:30 P.M. All members requested to attend and help with tasks.
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