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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1942
Page
5
The J N C Club met at Mrs Frank Weber's home January 14 with nine members present and guests Mrs Rudolph Hubka and Eleanor Novotny. They planned Red Cross sewing and held a contest won by Mrs George Novotny.
A modern checking account advertisement promotes paying by check to save time and worry. It promises a complete expenditure record and proof of payment through endorsement, inviting readers to gain these advantages as worthwhile.
The report lists Leghorn hens at 43 to 5 and leghorn roosters at 11.35 per ace. Prices are provided by Christopher & Co with market details for the day.
An ad for Mathis Electric Shoe Shop promising shoe repair services. Located north of Bonham Theatre in Fairbury. The brief notice emphasizes repair capability without details on hours or contact.
Tomorrow morning try Savoree healthful economical breakfast food. Ask your grocer for Savoree breakfast mix.
The Boy Scout movement began in England in 1908 under Gen Sir Robert Baden-Powell. In the United States the District of Columbia passed related laws on February 8, 1910.
Hartigan and Skultergattys for estate of Reent Reents in Jefferson Nebraska. Executors filed final account and petition for final settlement and heir determination set for January 1942 at 10 a.m. in County Court Room. Samuel Gallamore County Judge dated January 2 1942. Public notice to interested parties to appear and contest.
Rev R Sauberzweig of Zion Lutheran on the state line visited in town with Rev L J Wolff on Tuesday. Mrs Loren Stephens and Mrs William Wiemers and their babies shared dinner at the Abrends home where the ladies were quilting for Mrs Will Abrends last Friday.
Mr and Mrs Theodore C Henrichs and Mr and Mrs Harold Henrichs drove to Omaha Monday to spend the day with their son and brother Ted who had joined the Marines and was leaving Monday evening on the Zephyr for San Diego California for training.
Mrs Keith Hays and daughters Beverly and Evelyn of Diller spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Clem LePodevin near Krider. They were joined home by Bobby Hays who stayed with his grandparents. Mr and Mrs William Wiemers and family had Sunday dinner at Fairbury with Mr and Mrs Onka Lottman for Onka Lottman's birthday.
A list of recent arrivals features Crusader In Crinoline by Wilson and The Drum Goes Dead by Aldrich alongside Sweet Grass by Bower and Girl At The Cross Roads by Gregory. Also included are The Door Between by Queen Across The Years, Stare Still Shine by Larrimore, The Seventh Hour by Hill, To Have To Keep by Abbott, Beloved Buff by Hauck, Case of the Silent Partner by Gardner, And There Were None by Christie, Garden Murder Case by Van Dine, The Santa Delores Stage by Turtle, Danger Trail by Brand, Crooked Trails And Straight by Rai, Haliburton's Lifes Adventures by Haliburton, The Long Winter Ends by Thomas, and History of The Johnstown Flood by Johnson.
Mrs S C Hutchinson hosted the N C S A Club on January 14 with guests Mrs Lynn Waggoner Mrs Theodore Henrichs Mrs Glen Long and daughter. Officers elected were President D V Fanders Vice President S B Viers Secretary H H Green and Treasurer S C Hutchinson. Rook game winners were Mrs Nancy Robertson and Mrs H H Green. The next meeting is with Mrs Robertson on January 28.
The M. E. Dorcas Society met in the church basement for its first year gathering. Mrs. Floyd Hughes read a patriotic sketch and Mrs. Fred Clark led the business session deciding a $5.00 donation to the Red Cross. Officers elected were President Mrs. Champ, Vice President Mrs. Carico, Secretary Mrs. Robert Upeon, Treasurer Mrs. Theo Henriche. Entertainment committee named Mesdames Nippert, Rev. Clark, A. Grone, Ulm and Champ.
The Harbine Dairy Club met at the Harbine school house on Wednesday evening January 14 1942. New members Marcell Unger and Virginia Sandman joined. Committees were appointed for the county meeting at Harbine next month and for defense contributions. Arline Nider invited the next meeting to her house.
The Southwick church lists announcements for September 10 including 10 A M Sunday School with Miss Eleanor Weigel as assistant superintendent. 11 A M Sanctuary Service and 7 P M Young Peoples Fellowship follow. Rev Tannehill of Wymore to preach at 11 A M. pastor to be at Ellis for 7 P M youth program. Honor Roll names noted for attendance and Lent Easter reflections urged.
Supt. Sunday School 10 30 Luther League 7 30 Friday evening the Sunday School staff will meet for their monthly business meeting All teachers and officers are requested to be present.
Rev G C Lampe leads January 25 1942 services at Hope Ev and Reformed Church Harbine Nebraska Sunday School and Bible Class at 10 English Worship at 11 Teachers recognition day urges attendance Sermon Kingdom Builders Neh 4 6 Sunday School teachers recognition day Thursday 7 30 Choir rehearsal at parsonage Catechetical Class Saturday 9 A M Christian Endeavor meets February 1 at 7 30 P M for devotional meeting
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