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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1944
Page
3
The item lists various market rates and poultry prices from Diller Markets. Entries show wheat at 1.50, corn around 101, mixed corn, no. 2 eggs, and spring chicken figures. It also notes Leghorn hens and old roosters per pound with several unreadable fragments.
For sale Coke priced at 100 dollars per load or 250 dollars delivered. Contact Alfred Lucking for arrangements and availability.
Geer Bros Service Station in Diller Nebraska advertises limited antifreeze solution on hand for winter protection. Call 66 for details and availability.
Debt collection notice from R C Valentine Co based in Marshalltown Iowa. States up to 30 years of experience and references. Promises to collect notes judgments mortgages or accounts or no charge depending on case.
A church elder offered the minister a bottle of cherry brandy as a gift with the clause that he acknowledge it in the church paper. The minister readily agreed, and in the church’s appreciation column he is quoted thanking Elder Brown for the gift and its spirit.
Advertisement from C L Geer Lumber Co urging customers to place orders now for spring delivery. Reads Nebrs Parone 153.02 and notes postifer Cedar and Oak posts available.
Winter alert from Skelly Service Station in Diller Nebraska. Robert Drake, proprietor, urges customers to prepare with limited Asti Freeze stock and limited supplies before cold weather tightens. Call 41 for details.
A narrator urges readers to buy more War Bonds to help bring a G I. relative home faster. The talk mixes household tips with bond slogans, suggesting economies like laundering at home and buying beauty services selectively to fund additional bonds.
Miss Evelyn Behrends spent months with her sister Mrs Ward Sherer of Little Sioux Iowa and came home last week. Mrs Oscar Amos who stayed with her son Mr and Mrs Dean Barber in Hastings Nebraska returned home on Tuesday.
Congress is asked to approve one hundred billion dollars for war and civil functions for the next year starting July 1. Of the total 900 billion, 90 billion is for war and 10 billion for civil uses. Rep. Curtis urges careful scrutiny, while Rep. Taber says non military funds could be cut 10 to 15 percent and war funds by about 25 percent given 106 billion unspent from prior appropriations.
Mrs. Winona Lottman thanks relatives and friends for beautiful cards gifts and flowers sent during her hospital stay. She expresses deep appreciation and gratitude beyond words.
Congregational Church announces Mrs Earl Weigel as Sunday School Superintendent and 10 AM class. Methodist Church lists Robert Pullen as minister and Mrs Robert Upson as Sunday School Superintendent with 10 AM Sunday School and 11 AM church service.
Rev Otto Spehr and Pastor John Weers announce Sunday School at 10 30 am and Church Services at 11 30 am There is a Confirmation class on Sunday Saturday Jan 29 from 10 am to 1 pm Ladies Aid meets Thursday Feb 3 at 2 30 pm Workers Conference of Sunday School Friday Feb 4 at 8 pm
Werner C Welchert pastor leads catechetical instruction Saturday January 29 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Choir rehearsal at 8:30 p.m. Sunday January 30 features Sunday School at 10 a.m German Service at 11 a.m Luther League at 8:30 p.m. Harlan Brei topic leader Mer tha Evers devotional leader Wednesday February 2 Women’s Missionary Society meets at 2:30 p.m Mrs Charles Webling leads topic election of officers.
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