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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1945
Page
3
The Diller Markets listing shows Thursday corrected prices for Wheat, Corn yellow no 2, Corn white no 2, Mixed Corn, and Oats with No. 1 price at 49. The line reads $152 112 100 .No.1:49 for the commodities traded.
Advertises coconuts or corn cobs for sale by the load or pile. Provides contact as Mrs Lizzie Weers and a phone number.
Dr. L Hull chairs the Jefferson county Red Cross chapter as headquarters calls for men and women to serve overseas. Roles include club workers hospital staff field directors and assistants to troops in battle zones and mobile unit operators. Age limits vary by sex with strict health exams. Applications through Dr W L Hull or S E B Gallamore in Fairbury.
Mrs Sarah Warthen Flora Warthen and Mr M C Hiatt announce the marriage of Orpha Lee to Lt Don Bailey formerly of Hubbell. The groom is on 30 day furlough from duty in Honolulu and Orpha Lee will continue teaching at Central City. She is granddaughter of the late Mrs Sarah Hughes.
Friday eight supper guests included their son in law and a daughter. Howard Petera and wife of Fairbury attended with Mr and Mrs Frank Grabber. Mr Guy Learned was a caller in the evening.
Funeral services for Herman N. Wells 61 who died Friday at a local hospital were held Wednesday at two from the home and at 2 80 from the First Christian church with Rev. Wayne Green officiating. Burial followed in Diller cemetery. Waggoner funeral home of Diller supervised arrangements.
Mrs Hazel Mudge traveled to Diller last Friday to visit friends. She spent the day with Mrs Fouts while Mrs Frisbie visited her sister Mrs Vernon Hill.
Mrs Vernon Hill spent the weekend in Beatrice and returned Monday to her home in Diller.
Carl and Clarence Henrich spent Sunday evening with Wayne and Richard Stephens. Mr and Mrs C O Smith visited in Endicott Sunday.
Mr and Mrs H Barber were returning home Wednesday when their car lights failed causing a rollover. Mrs Barber was seriously injured and confined to bed for several days while Betty Eick underwent an appendectomy at Odell hospital. Frank Brown has been shingling property purchased from the Fisher Estate in the town’s neat part.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorren Stephen and family hosted a goose dinner at the Charles Chooge home on Sunday. Evening guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lorren Stephens and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong.
Congressman Curtis flags government chair surplus from the Furniture Division. Kansas City seeks informal bids on 879 revolving arm chairs with adjustable back and headrest, Denver calls for 158 used arm chairs and 589 new arm chairs in light oak finish.
Friday afternoon the Laugh-a-Lot club met with Mrs. Fred Lottman. guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chooge and Delores for a self-help session followed by refreshments. A later progressive pinochle party at the Lottman home welcomed Mr and Mrs Frank Beran and families and other locals from Fairbury and Burchard.
Minister Robert Pullen presides at 11 a m church services with Sunday School at 10 a m Mrs Earl Weigel leads the Sunday school superintendent duties Missionary meeting postponed until Friday January 26
Mrs. Robert Upson serves as superintendent of Sunday School at 10 30 a m with Pastor James Infelt leading worship at 11 30 a m on Sunday in the Methodist Church.
Rev Otto Spehr leads worship at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church on Sunday with Sunday School at 10 30 a m Worship Service at 11 30 a m and Luther League at 8 00 p m led by Pastor Duane Wolken.
St John’s Lutheran Lanham Nebr. Werner C Welchert Pastor announces Sunday Jan 21 services with Sunday School at 10 00 a m and Worship Service at 11 00 a m Installation of Officers and Annual Sunday School Meeting at 8 00 p m Mrs Harry Lottman Beatrice spent weekend with her mother Mrs Charles Chooge and family. Mr and Mrs Scott Miller and Gloria were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Alfred Oaks and grandma Oaks west of Diller. Mr and Mrs Jack Armstrong and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Rose Armstrong of Odell. George Rice of Long Beach California was also a guest.
Mrs Mre Nickeson of Ellis Nebraska died Wednesday noon after a long illness. Survived by her husband. Body at Waggoner Funeral Home. Services set for 2:30 Sunday. Lt Lloyd London, Pacific fleet auxiliary oiler officer, reports for duty in San Pedro after leave with his mother in Fairbury. He has 18 months active duty and recalls ships refueling by his ship and near attacks. most recent action included the battle of Leyte.
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