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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1941
Page
5
The Diller Evert market page lists prices for wheat corn yellow corn white oats dry cream No 2 eggs leghorn hens and roosters with hogs priced at 8.25 and other items in the Graig Market section furnished by Black Brothers.
Three men advertise equipment to grind roughage and grain for farms. Paone 1125 and Meyer Bros are named in the note.
Sears Roebuck Optica department in Lincoln promotes a budget plan asserting honesty and economy. The brief message urges customers to get glasses at Sears with a focus on value and reliability.
Tony Zelleng, who went to Fort Crook at Omaha last Thursday, returned home Saturday morning after being rejected due to deformity of his teeth.
Mrs Ella Griswold returns Sunday from Homesville where she had been employed in the home of James Carmichael. She will stay with Mrs Cavett during Mr Cavett’s hospital absence.
Local notices spotlight Jack Benny and Mary Martin with Rochester character added. Premier at Linculto Nebraska features Martha Scott in Cheers for Miss Bishop. Lloyd Nolan stars in Charter Pilot as part of Nebraska themed entertainment coverage.
Leonard Richardson's sale date listed as Thursday February 13. Mr and Mrs Sam Diller of Fairbury spent Sunday at the home of Miss Fannie Diller. Weather in Diller has been bleak and dreary with fog and mist. Mrs Obn Meyers of near Diller visited Mrs Henry Wolters in Plymouth.
The board of county commissioners reorganized last Thursday for the coming year with S C Hutchinson of Diller chosen as chairman.
Little Donald Weaver, son of Bert Weaver, suffered an infected tooth that had to be lanced last week. He is now feeling much better. Green covered Scott Miller's mail route last week while Miller mended his automobiles, disabled by poor roads.
At the annual meeting last Thursday afternoon of the Diller Farmers Grain Co five directors were elected Ben Roelf James Hays George Sasse Frank Cully J Smith. Diller Keith Johnson did not accompany his ship the battle cruiser Tuscaloosa on her voyage to France to deliver the American Ambassador safely. Keith's mother reports he was sent to the hospital at Portsmouth Va with an infection in his leg just prior to the ship's departure.
Mrs. John Wehling underwent a major operation at Mennonite Hospital in Beatrice Nebraska on Saturday morning January 11. She is reported to be progressing as well as possible at this time Velma Cox is staying in Beatrice to be with her mother
Mr and Mrs Charles Wagen er and Miss Gretchen Wohlfarth with Mr Cavett drove to Lincoln Tuesday morning returning that evening Mr Cavett stayed to enter St Elizabeths hospital Rev Pyche accompanied the group to Cortland and returned that evening He fell on icy walks in Cortland and cut his forehead needing medical attention
Carl Curtis reports from Washington as January 20 approaches with grandstands for 12 000 to 13 000 spectators. Tickets are distributed to officials and dignitaries, while parade viewing prices range from 2.50 to 10 dollars. hotel room prices rise, ushers include 900 Boy Scouts, and extra police from major cities bolster security as debates over war vs peace fill Congress.
Residents report widespread illness in the area and neighboring vicinities, with agencies attributing the illnesses to influenza. Public health officials urge caution and preventive measures while monitoring fever and flu-like symptoms.
Congregational Church and another church list Sunday School at 9:30 and services at 10:30 and 11. Pastor topics include The Greatest Wonder in the World. Missionary meeting set for Tuesday January 17 at Mrs. Ludington's home. You are invited to worship with us.
Pastor W H Clark and Mrs Ray Lamb preside as Sunday School and morning worship occur. At 7 PM young people discuss matters of importance. January 26 the Oxford Club from Fairbury will lead Evening Services. Dorcas Society postpones annual meeting to next Thursday January 23.
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Colman spent the weekend in Lincoln visiting Mrs Colman's mother and sister.
Clarence Steffen is reported to be recovering after a severe attack, with details about his condition and progress not fully disclosed. The incident prompted medical attention and community concern.
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