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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1945
Page
3
The listing shows weekly market quotes for wheat corn yellow oats and mixed corn oats and cream No 2 eggs and hens with weights and prices. Includes sale figures for leghorn hens roosters and stags with per c price and totals.
Classified brief listing offers a size 14 girls red jacket never worn for sale by Mrs Ray Eick-Phore and a 1929 Dodge sedan in good running condition for sale by E M Crocker. Also a wanted notice seeking good stock field pasture.
Notice states the game set for the 16th will now be played Wednesday January 17. Classified ads list items for sale including a six hole enamel range and Queen Anne oak dining suite. Diller Max G Logan Lyle Cassell visit Powell residents Ray Cassell and Adam Gretzineer families in Steele City.
The Keystone Kensington of the Congregational church met Friday afternoon with good attendance. Mrs Long led devotion and the president presided over a brief business session. Plans were made for lunch at Elmer Greider s sale January 18. Judye Thompson attended, refreshments were served, and next missionary meeting is January 19 with Mrs Mayborn and Mrs Earl Weigel as readers.
How far must the brake pedal be pushed down There should be only a slight cushion an inch or two before your brakes take hold firmly If the peds can be pushed to within one inch of the floor look out Are the brakes adjusted even ly If they pull the car to right or left you're courting trouble particularly on slippery pave ment or at high speeds Can you stop within thirty feet at 20 miles an hour as the state law requires If you can't have those brakes checked to day In actual driving it will take a great distance because of the time you need to put your foot on the brake pedal after you see danger Watch for next week's traffic jaw up as it's smart to be safe
Public library announces new titles including Christ of the American Road, Jones Belgium was My Home, Beloved Gypsy England, Jill Movie Maker Notley Murder has an Echo, Bugles in her Heart, Crazy Dog, Big Boy Alaska Stories, No Room Dobbs and more. Mrs Mary Green returned from Rawlings Wyoming after visiting family. Preston Milling Industries marks its 10th anniversary on January 10, 1945. See their ad on page 8.
Hubka & Hubka attorneys representing the estate announce the final report and petition for final settlement and heirs determination for Julia Novotny deceased. Hearing set before the Jefferson County Nebraska County Court on February 3, 1945 at 11:00 AM in the County Court Room. Samuel Gallamore County Judge dated January 9, 1946.
The Fairbury News reports Donovan Dee Chereon born at 1 49 pm Monday New Year’s Day at the Fairbury clinic to Mr and Mrs George Ciner of Endicott as Jefferson County’s first baby of 1945. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Boesiger at Beatrice Mennonite Hospital is Gage County’s first baby of the year.
Congregational Church announces Robert Pullen minister and Mrs Earl Wengel Sunday School at 10 a m with church services at 11 a m Mrs Robert Upson S S Supt Methodist Church lists Pastor James Infelt 10 30 a m Sunday School and 11 30 a m Worship Service for the day.
Rev Otto Spehr pastor and Duane Wolken superintendent announce Sunday School at 10 30 a m and worship at 11 30 a m in the church basement The Primary Department meets at the parsonage Luther League and Confirmation School held on Saturdays
St John s Lutheran Lanham Nebr announces Saturday January 13 choir rehearsal at 8 30 pm Sunday January 14 Sunday School at 10 00 am Worship Service at 11 00 am Luther League 8 00 pm with topic led by Richard Webling and devotional leader Rosetta Folkerts Election of Officers is noted for upcoming proceedings.
Authorities advise farmers to adopt breeding management and sanitation to raise healthy calves. Proper rations with quality legume, Vitamin A, and maternal health are emphasized. Clean, well ventilated calf housing and rapid isolation of diseased calves prevent calfhood illnesses like white scours and calf pneumonia.
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