Diller Market Prices and Local Health Update
Prices listed for corn yellow No. 2 12 cents per bushel and white No. 2 92 cents referenced. Eggs price 33 cents. Old roosters sold by weight. Health note: Ray Green remains ill, Alfred Saese had tonsils removed and returned home. Mrs Mayborn and daughter Kay of Billings Montana visiting Diller relatives left for home.
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Wea
Ghorn Bens
Ray Ee Net Bupwgs Oo Snes
Alfred Saese
Odell Hossi
Itewin
Mayborn
Kay
Billings
Montana
Diller
Wanted Save Knives and Scissors to Sharpen
Classified notice from Diller Nebraska seeking knives and scissors to sharpen. Contact Fasnacht at Box 110 for details.
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Charpen
Fasnacht
Diller
Card of Thanks From Mre Ben Roelfe
The sender expresses appreciation for friends who sent cards and letters during hospitalization and gratitude for support received.
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Ben Roelfe
Wartime glass chicken waterers debut for poultry raisers
Waggoner Bros report new wartime waterers made entirely of glass replacing galvanized versions. The glass units cost considerably less than existing waterers, a development likely to press poultry raisers.
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Waggoner Bros
Prairie Home Cemetery Association Sets Meeting for January Thirtieth
The regular annual meeting of Lot owners of the Prairie Home Cemetery Association will be held at the city hall on Thursday, January 28 at 2 P M for electing two trustees for four years and a clerk for one year, and any other business that may legally come before the meeting. All lot owners urged to attend.
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The
Prairie Home Cemetery ‘Association
Bread slicing ban sparks demand for knives
In Plymouth, readers note bread may no longer be sliced at home or in bakeries. Housewives seek bread knives as hardware stores dread a rush and wonder what happens to bread slicing machines, arguing the change hardly aids the war effort.
Birth of Baby Girl at Olell Hospital Saturday Morning
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Wm Baumfalk at the Olell hospital Saturday morning weighing 8 pounds 10 ounces. Mother and baby are reported as getting along nicely.
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Wm. ‘Baumfalk
Olell Hospital
Nickeson Dies After Navy Discharge at 21
Marvin Nickeson 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Nickeson, died in a Omsha hospital after a Navy discharge due to poor health. The family, once of the Ellis area, had moved to Elkborn Nebraska and previously lived on a Daykin ranch then in Fairbury. Funeral services were held January 20 at Wagponder’s Funeral Home in Diller with burial in Prairie Home Cemetery.
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Marvin Nickeson
J. M. Nickeson
Ellis
Omsha
U.S. Navy
Nickesons
Elkborn
Neb
Phyllis Nickeson
Hested
Fairbury
Daykin
Waggoner
Diller
Prairie Home Cemetery
Ditler
War Bonds and Taxes Drive War Time Effort
The message warns that victory requires both public support and funding through War Bonds and taxes. It emphasizes the need for citizens to contribute financially to finance the global conflict and secure eventual victory.
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Ictory
Diller Eagles Triumph in Holiday Week Sports Duel
The Diller Eagles defeated Wymore 35 to 23 on Friday in a boys game at the schoolhouse while the team also posted a season low defeat 20 to 16. Exams for teachers will be held at the schoolhouse on Saturday January 23 amid a schedule change and a drop in temperature noted by the staff.
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Diller Eagles
Wymore Boys
Karen Jean Long Birthday Party From Our Community
Karen Jean Long daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Long celebrated her 8th birthday with an afternoon of play and cake. Guests included Carol Jost Scheele Lowell Robson Gers aided Robert and Phyllis Cae per Alta Jean Schuz Harriet Walher Grandma Henriche and Eunice Henrichs.
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Karen Jean Long
Glenn Long
Carol Jost Scheele
Lowell Robson
Gers Aided
Robert and
Phyllis Caeper
Alta Jean Schuz
Harriet Walher
Grandma Henriche
Eunice Henrichs
Goose Squawky Star Feature Delights Lincoln Family
The Lincoln Journal Star ran a long Sunday feature with a photo of the Miller family’s former goose Squawky io Vast. Two years ago Mrs. Miller offered their pet to Lincoln for a Christmas parade, the bird impressed youngsters, and Jimmie now keeps the goose as a beloved family pet pictured in the issue.
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Scott-Miller
Lincoln -Journal Star
Lincoln
Roy Roelfs
D.ner
Jimmie
NCSA Club Elects Officers at January Meeting
The NCSA club met January 13 at Mrs Ina Viers home with Mrs Lissa Fandere absent. Mrs Ada Geer was named president for 1943 and Mrs Inn Viers as vice president. secretary Mrs Clare Allen and treasurer Mrs Sam Hautchinsor. Guests included Mrs Frank Grabber and Mrs Berthal Weaver.
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NCSA
Ina Viers
Lissa Fandere
Viers
Ada Geer
Inn Viers
Clare Allen
Sam Hautchinsor
Allen
Nancy Robertson
Frank Grabber
Berthal Weaver
Hutchinson
A. G
Washington Transformed by World War Effort and Population Surge
The United States wartime mobilization boosted Washington's federal staff to over 280 000 and swelled the metro area population toward 1 250 000. Stores report strong sales while clothing and military gear dominate shop windows as demand for goods and services rises. Gasoline rationing spurs removal of traffic signs to save fuel and rubber amid scrap drives.
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Washington
Metropoitan
Armade Force Ée
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Housande
Yaoming
Yanner
Capitol City
Tme
Church Announcements for Congregational and Methodist
Congregational Church led by Robert D. Hall with 11 A M Sunday School. Methodist Church conducted by C W McCaskill and R N Southwick with 8 A M service and 11 A M Sunday School on Sept 10.
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Robert D. Hall
Minteter
C. W. McCaskill
R. N. Southwick
St Pauls Ev Lutheran notices time change
John Weers S S announces a church service at 11 80 A M and Sunday School at 11 80 A M on September 10 with a time change notice for St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church.
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ST. Paul’s EV
John Weers
S.S. Sept
Diller Time Table Highlights East West Trains
Eastbound Train 14 leaves at 12 19 PM. Eastbound Train 16 departs 12 01 PM. Westbound Train 17 leaves 4 44 PM. Westbound Train 15 departs 12 50 AM.
Community News Request Ad
A call invites friends and subscribers to send news items for publication. Readers are encouraged to share local happenings, announcements, and items of interest for upcoming editions.
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Diller State Bank
the Bank of Service
Federal Deposit Innurance Corporation
Bay War Bonds
the Diller
Ray Green
Plymouth
Forum
Aginum
Bill’s Cafe
Nebr
Mayborn’ Sisister
Mabel Jackson
F. A. Reisner
Jerseyville
Diver
A. A. Eick
Clarence Steffen
Richard
Willis Clark
Carolyn
John Steiner
Clara Allen
U. S. Navy
Diller School News
rKporter
Betty Novotny
N.C.S.A
National War Agencies
Initele
Nnme
Jbusdc
United States
Defense Commission
OLLA
Office of
Lend-Lease Administration
FBI
Congregational Church
C. B. & Q. Railroad
Cooper’s Elevator
Diller, Nebr
John Huttenmeyer
Mgr
Ix Officie
CFA
Skelly
Robert Drake
Waggoner Bros. Funeral Home
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