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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1946
Page
3
The item reports Fanny Diller traveling to stay with relatives for a couple months and mentions Clarence Wolkens displaying a large coyote caught in a trap. The article notes coyotes are increasing, bold, and preying on farm flocks, raising costs for farmers.
Classified line items show sale of 65 gallon and 110 gallon drums by Geer Bros. Also listing for rent of 2 unimproved 80 acre farms near J. Meyborn.
In a congressional debate last week Carl Curtis criticized nationwide strikes, calling the organizers anti public and arguing government action is needed to end paralyzing labor actions. He contended the strikes harm veterans, taxpayers, and national production while blocking corrective labor legislation.
Coal screenings are offered at 8 dollars per ton and praised as good fuel for cobs wood or as mineral feed for hogs. Vera Anderson returns to work at Dole's floral shop after a broken wrist. Fairbury residents await March and the release of Captain Deadman's new novel Duty to Live about 10 men in a bomber crew.
The Elm Livestock Masters met at Loren and Marvio Grone’s home on January 26 1946 with all members present. The president called the meeting to order and minutes from the last meeting were read and approved. Officers elected were James Hage Risienink as leader Frank Grone as President Richard Hage as Vice President Loren Grone as Secretary. Next meeting set for February 23 at John Faxon’s home. Bingo surprises and refreshments by Mrs Frank Grone. Reporter Lawrence Richardson.
Curtis files with the Secretary of State for reelection in Nebraska's first district. He advocates wartime ending and industrial peace, full production, and speeding the return of troops home. A press release accompanied the filing.
Clarence Richards assigned to the company clerk role. Mrs. W. S. Filley visits this week with her son Supt. Hubert Filley and family at Crete. Leland Clarey reports being in Odell hospital this week due to an infection in his band.
A stubborn cold front moved in with strong northerly winds and subfreezing temperatures. The U S weather bureau issued a stock warning Tuesday for an approaching cold wave, despite earlier springlike conditions.
Pfc Ray Reng and T Sgt Max Thompson, cousins discharged at Ft Logan, meet at a railroad station in Beatrice as they prepare to board a train home. The scene highlights family ties and the end of service, with both men headed home from Colorado.
Morning worship at 100 a m and Sunday School at 11 00 a m. Sermon by Pastor C F Watters. Choir rehearsal at 7 30 p m at the parsonage. 20 members attended recent services despite weather and illness.
The notice lists Catechetical Instruction at 9:80 and 8:80, Choir Rehearsal at 8:00 p.m., Sunday School, Worship Service at 10:30 a.m., Luther League at 8:00 p.m., and a Social Meeting led by Pastor Werner C. Weichert at St John’s Lutheran in Lanham.
Pastor Otto Spehr leads services with Sunday School at 10 a m and Worship at 11 am. Ladies Aid meets Thursday with a luncheon. Supt Sunday School and related events noted.
Robert Pullen minister leads Congregational Church service at 11 am with Mrs Earl Weigel Sunday School superintendent and officers listed for the morning program.
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