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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1943
Page
3
Corrected Every Thursday lists wheat pea pricing and poultry items like Leghorn hens and old roosters. The page also records a missing license plate 83C A 155 with a finder directed to notify Wm Baumfolk or Geer Bros. It then covers local visits and travel news including Mr and Mrs Don Tiecher visiting Lincoln and others visiting relatives from Chicago and Los Angeles.
In a wartime appeal the Navy stresses finishing the Atlantic campaign by freeing sea lanes from U boats. It notes initial plans to build 54 cruisers and about 200 destroyers, then shifts to a five ocean navy to win the war, urging higher War Bond subscriptions.
Mr and Mrs Wm Baumfolk and family visited Friday evening in the Lorren Stephens home. Mr Eva Green attended a Sunday dinner at Miss Minnie Clauson’s. Mrs Scott Miller Sr and daughter Marilyn are cooking for Camp Jefferson attendees near Fairbury. Mrs Herb Wasserman and twins stay with her mother Mrs John Lottman who recently fell. Mr and Mrs Floyd Hughes were in Diller on business and Floyd will start as storekeeper at the Bruning Air Base this week.
A Diller Nebraska service station announces mileage based pooling for rural deliveries and requires 24 hours notice. Geer Bros. Service Station, located in Diller, Nebraska, provides contact by phone 66.
Library hours for the final week of May and the summer months list Tuesday and Saturday afternoon openings from 2 30 to 5 00.
The library announces several new books including Wendell Wilkie Our Hearts Were Young and Gay by Skinner and Kim brough The D A Cooks a Goose by Erle S Gardner Trail South From Powder Valley by Peter Field and Who is This Girl by Helen T Miller plus The Ghost of McNeills Chase by Theodora DuBois and There is Always Love by Emilie Loring.
Seventeen members and five guests of the W S C S met in the Methodist church basement on Thursday afternoon June 17 1943. Temporary president Mrs Robert Upson opened with prayer and devotionals led by Mrs C Barnett who spoke on Sarah the Bible woman.
The Diller Livestock 4 H club met at Donald Bevan's home on June 25 with 11 members present. Lawrence substituted as Dairy Leader due to Max Logan's absence. Frank Cully led the meeting. Swine lesson covered Feeds and Their Feeding Values. beef group talked Calf Care in Hot Weather. Dairy lesson focused on Dairy Calf Demonstration and Abortion Disease. Next meeting set for after harvest July 30 at Lawrence Gill's.
County Agents office reports inquiries about bigger control. Article recommends dusting sulfur at one pound per thousand square feet with a garden duster to curb tiny pests. Tips suggest applying sulfur to hose or trouser cuffs during yard work. Miss Guila Hussey of Pasadena visits relatives in town. Mrs. Elville Schipper travels to Lincoln to see her mother.
In wartime Atlantic and Pacific service sailors endure hazards of sea duty while enjoying the shipboard galley meals. Cooks aboard Pip Boats take pride in the meals that nourish crews during demanding operations and long deployments.
The Congregational Church lists Mrs Earl Weigel as Sunday School Superintendent for 10 A M. The Methodist Church lists Mrs Robert Upson as Sunday School Superintendent for 10 A M 11 A M church services feature a sermon by Robert L Pullen with Rev Otto Spehr as pastor and John Weers as S S Superintendent at 11 A M.
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