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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1945
Page
3
Corrected every Thursday the Diller markets list prices for Wheat Corn yellow no. 2 and white no. 2 mixed Corn Oats Cream no. 2 eggs hens and roosters price per pound for leghorn hens and stags. The fragment shows several price points including 46 cents for white corn and 44 to 6 pounds for eggs.
Real estate teaser notes a 12 by 14 feet structure offered for sale with a good shingled roof. Mention of seller Lena Werz through a Mrs. title.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Shultz and Eva Jean spent Wednesday in Omaha. A sick list this week includes Mrs Nancy Robertson Mrs Ella Grinwold Mr Henry Hallman Illa Wol tars Betty Grabber and Flore Warthen. Births: Carolyn Jane a 82 lb girl born Jan 14 to Mr and Mrs Wm Roelfs. Gerald Holtmeier Grace Mathias reports securing a New York City apartment and Gerald home every other night. The Roy Casper family visited Mr and Mrs Roy Patton in Lincoln Wednesday. Leon Carl born Jan 16 to Mr and Mrs Carl Freitag in Peoria.
Mrs Herbert Barber and Mrs Vene Webling of Lanham thank neighbors for thoughtful cards letters and calls. Mrs Webling underwent a tonsillectomy last week at Odell Hospital.
C L Geer Lumber and Coal of Diller Nebraska announces receipt of another carload of petroleum coke. The firm touts it as a near perfect fuel and urges first time buyers to try it. Ph 158 02.
Congressman Curtis releases pamphlet F-1018 titled Shipping Fever of Cattle on Hemotragic Septicemia. It outlines high mortality risk in cattle moved by truck or train. Requestors may obtain a copy via postal card to Congressman Carl T. Curtis Washington DC.
The Diller Woman's Club met with Mrs. J. Mayboro on Friday January 12 with good attendance and three guests Mrs. Max Logan Mrs. Frank Cully and Mrs. Ray Mudge of Beatrice. Mrs. C Steffen led prayers for boys in service and presented Alaska as the afternoon topic. The hostess served refreshments. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Leo Bartlett and Mrs. Ira Casper assisting February 9 at 2:00 PM.
Nebraska selective service plans to induct about 15 200 men in the first six months of this year to meet armed forces reductions. Brig Gen Guy N Heeninger state director explains sources include 18 year olds from farms and other groups. He notes about 3 000 youths will register at 18 in 1945 but only about 2 600 qualify, with roughly 500 unqualified.
Nebraska plans to induct 5 000 farmers aged 18 through 25 while reviewing farm deferments for 18 to 28 year olds. About 3 600 discharged veterans may return to farming offsetting losses. For ages 26 to 29, 2 000 inductees are contemplated, and 30 to 37 year-olds are urged to stay in essential work or face induction. Schedule lists basketball games and local notices.
Congregational Church led by Robert Pullen minister and Mrs Earl Weiger Sunday School at 10 a m church services at 11 a m Methodist Church led by Pastor James Infelt with Mrs Robert Upeon Sunday School at 10 30 a m and Worship Service at 11 30 a m
Rev Otto Spehr and Pastor Duane Wolken lead services at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church. Sunday School at 10 80 a m and worship at 11 30 a m with Luther League at 8 00 p m.
Werner C. Welchert, Pastor announces weekend services and choir rehearsal. Sunday schedule includes Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Worship at 11:00 a.m. Luther League at 8:00 p.m. Topic leader Richard Webling. devotional leader Rosetta Folkerts. election of officers.
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