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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1943
Page
3
The notice lists corn varieties including yellow No 2 white No 2 and mixed corn with prices per bushel. Also mentions oats wheats eggs and 19 old rooster prices and Leghorn hens in stock with spring chicks.
WANTED Sawa knives and scissors to sharpen 2% SE. Fasnacht Box 110 Diller Nebr. FOR SALE Brome Grass Seed Pn 115 05 Christ Malchow. WANTED To buy a set of good harness Les Barber Diller Nebr. yi LAM FOR SALE The old Miller house for wrecking south of Lutheran church See Scott Miller Mrs Oscar Ames returned from Hastings visiting with Mr and Mrs Dean Barber and Dennis Dee Mr Ray Green very ill reported very low.
Radios across the nation aired Tuesday evening with news of a surprise Roosevelt and Churchill trip. In Casablanca the leaders and top war chiefs met and agreed on a continued drive for victory. The key moment cited was a commitment to unconditional surrender as the war’s goal.
The Womens Society of Christian Service held a January meeting in the Methodist Church basement. With president Mrs Geo Champ ill and VP Mrs Mary Carico out of town, Mrs Keith Hays presided. officers elected for 1943 include Mrs Keith Hays president, Mrs Mary Carico vice president, Mrs Lois Casper secretary, and Mrs Frank Grabber treasurer. Guests included Mrs Clara Allen and children Aud rey Hills. Lunch followed hosted by Frank Grabber, Lawrence Madden, Fred Hiver, Frank Weber, and Harry Crose.
Irwin W Shutt former Diller high graduate and son of H K Shutt now of Lincoln was promoted to captain on July 7 after attending infantry officer candidate school at Fort Benning. He is an engineering graduate of the University of Nebraska and an instructor there. His father once ran a Diller drug store and now operates one in Lincoln at 891 South 27th Street.
Lloyd Green came to Diller last Saturday from McCook where he worked. Mrs. Irma Lisee left for Lubbock Texas last Sunday noon delaying plans. Sgt Frank Lisee called home saying he expects a move from his camp soon. Edna Hullman assists in Kay Green’s nightcore duties.
Mrs Lew Findling is visiting at the home of her son Clarence and his family in Linewlo, sharing time with relatives and enjoying the visit.
Mrs. Geo Champ who has been ill was in Diller last Friday saying hello to friends. She had been to Beatrice for treatments and was enroute to her home.
Betty Novotny led a class party on Wednesday January 27 as seniors enjoyed a lively gathering. The Eagles defeated the second team last Friday while Plymouth beat the first team 23 to 19 in a tight battle. The grace team lost to Harbine 7 to 1, and Diller is set to face Odell next Friday night.
The text promotes wearing a target lapel button as a patriotic badge for workers who invest at least ten percent of their income in War Bonds. It directs readers to obtain buttons through plant management, the local War Bond chairman, or the Payroll Savings Window and urges joining the ten percent War Bond program to support the war effort.
A sign outside the lion house at Washington Zological Park proclaims an air raid shelter in the basement. Dr. Mann, director, says it is the safest place, despite lions roaring nearby, and notes only a bomb large enough to open cages would threaten the lions.
The last Woman's Club meeting at the library was hosted by Mrs Fern Bartlett and Mrs Ira Casper. Supt. Carl Ludington spoke on Amazing Strides in Science. Next meeting set for February 3 at 2 30 PM at Mrs Robert Hall's home with Mrs R J Gretzinger and Mrs Ralph Long assisting. topic National Heroes Past and Present.
The B B Kensington visited Mrs Willi Woods with food on Tuesday ahead of her farm sale near Fairbury. A post dinner meeting followed with roll call about Christmas Day. Lunch will be served at the February 3 sale. Mrs Woods received a handkerchief shower from the group.
Mrs Mabel Carmichael is visiting Hastings with her daughter Mrs Charles Gaisford and family for a family gathering and holiday time.
Robert D. Hall announces 11 A. M. Sunday School with Minister C. W. McCaskill. R. N. Southwick is S. S. Superintendent. The 11 A. M. church service follows.
John Weers presides at Sunday School at 10:30 and church service at 11:30 AM The Ladies Aid will meet February 4 at Mrs Emil DeBoer’s residence Craft and meeting details appear in church notices for St Pauls Ev Lutheran in the local area.
C B Q Railroad agent W 1 Filley lists eastbound trains 14 and 16 with arrival times 12 19 am and 12 01 pm and westbound trains 17 and 15 at 4 44 pm and 12 50 pm Alvio Shipper is back at work after ten days laid up.
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