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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1943
Page
3
Corrected every Thursday the Diller markets list yellow no 2 corn white no 2 corn and mixed corn. Ear corn items include Leghorn hens and roosters with price notes. Eggs and poultry terms cover hens and roosters per pound with reference to market pounds and supply.
New Mrs. Christie Seaman spends winter with her nephew Fred Clark as Geez Brothers offer free calendars.
I wish to take this means of thanking my many friends for the beautiful cards I received during my recent illness. Mrs. Geo. Champ.
Floyd and Mrs Hughes express gratitude to Diller firemen and all who assisted during last Friday night’s store fire. They also thank the neighborhood children who helped move grocery stock and praise everyone’s quick, cooperative response.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service meets in the basement of the Methodist church on Thursday January 21 at 2 P M A good crowd is desired The notice is from Reporter.
Marian Novotny teaches for the month ending December 24 1942. Honor Roll includes Avis Pingel Donald Pingel and Marjorie Carmichael. Perfect Attendance belongs to Avis Pingel and Donald Pingel. Spelling by Leora Sesse, Avis and Donald Pingel, and Marjorie Carmichael.
The document shows expiration dates for ration units including Number Dena Sugars No 10 Jan 31 Coffee No 28 Feb 7 Fuel Oil No 3 Jan 19 Gasoline book No Jan 22 B book. The date stamped on C book notes three months from date of issue.
Homer Clark of Idaho Falls Idaho visits his brother Fred in Diller Nebr during a short stay and calls on as many old Diller friends as possible. Mrs Mary Evlison returns home near Diller after two weeks with her sister Mrs Clyde Bailey in Lincoln.
LaVere Michels received a furlough and arrived last Friday from Camp Shelby Mississippi to stay near his wife and newborn in the hospital until they can be released together.
Examinations for high school normal training students take place Saturday January 28 at Fairbury High School Library and Diller High School. First exams start 8:00 a.m. and continue until 1:00 p.m.
Mr and Mrs A C Lammel and Bob and Betty arrived from San Antonio Texas January 1 for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs A J Hutchinson and sisters Dorothy Wible Mexine at Beatrice and his mother Mrs Henry Lammel at Plymouth Also Mrs Geo Champ returned from Wymore after convalescing following a serious illness A Polk County social note describes a January 6 cloudy day and a shower at Clair Barnetts with fourteen neighbor ladies gathering for Mrs Lorep Stephens song contest winner Alice Henrichs refreshments included orange fruit salad cupcakes cookies and coffee. attendees listed.
Reuben Fanders son of Mr and Mrs Henry Fanders will receive his AB degree from Peru State Teachers College in June and is listed in the 1942 43 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Miss Jean Bond daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bond also appears in the same volume.
Allen M. Putterbaugh former Ellis rural mail carrier died Saturday night January 9 at his Beatrice home 1014 Grant street of a heart ailment aged 69 Born in West Liberty Iowa he later lived between Diller and Ellis before moving to Beatrice in 1911 He worked for Blue Valley Mercantile and Erton Wheelock later ran a furniture repair and second hand business Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Harmon Johnson funeral home with Rev Wayne Greene officiating Burial in Ellis cemetery Surviving are wife Grace and daughters Vera Pothast Beatrice and Mildred Will Kearney.
Diller suffered its first defeat of the season last Friday night at Reynolds. The second team still won, keeping a clean slate. Diller hosts Wymore Friday night at the gym, a tough matchup, and a strong crowd is urged to attend.
Miss Helen Louise Schnuelle and Ecoest B. Purath married at midnight New Year’s Eve in the Presbyterian manse, Fairbury. Reception at bride’s mother’s home. Bride employed at G R LeRoy Jewelry. groom at Fairbury Municipal airport. Former Diller residents.
Lumir Smith resumes duties at Diller State Bank after a week at his Hallam home. He is assisting again following the short visit.
Church notices list services at Congregational Methodist and St. Paul’s Lutheran with Sunday School times. Refs mention Mrs Ben. Reefs returning home from Odell Hospital after a hip fracture. Visitors Mrs Irwin Mayborn and Kay of Billings Montana visit Ina Hill and other relatives, planning to travel to Beatrice and Fairbury.
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