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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1941
Page
5
Market notes show grain prices including wheat corn yellow and corn white, oats dry, cream No 2 thirty seven cents, eggs Hens and Leghorn hens at forty four to five, old roosters per pound, springs hogs priced around ten dollars and thirty five cents. Grain market supplied by Black Brothers.
Auction style mix of ads and notices including 1925 Chevrolet for sale with plate 34328, a flood damaged house sale via Will Green Vera Ball, multiple picnic dates in Steele City Barneston Jansen and Plymouth, church radio notices, card of thanks from Paul D Patmore, and probate notice in Jefferson County Nebraska for Guy Bernard Cassell with hearing July 19 1941 before County Judge Samuel Gallamore, executrix Mary Caseell named.
The Diller ball club edged the Wymore squad 10 to 9 on Sunday night. Ernst Schulz traded his Chevrolet sedan for a 1936 Chivy last week. The Diller Alexandria softball game slated for Monday was canceled due to harvest. Mrs. Fred Steffen, winter and spring guest of her daughter Eleie Schmuelle, lives on her farm four miles northwest of Diller. Adeline Keith says she will spend summer with her husband in Traes Iowa. their winter home is San Bernardino California.
Mrs Willis Ludington and her son Jimmy of Barneston visit Mrs Carl Ludington while their husbands attend courses at the University of Nebraska Lincoln summer school.
Mrs Bertha Behrends Schier kolk sustained cuts and bruises to her arm after her car collided with a gravel truck at the Ernest Sasse corner three miles west of Diller last Friday morning. No other injuries were reported.
Denney and Denney attorneys for the estate notify creditors of Henry W Sehuette that claims must be filed by October 27 1941. A hearing to examine and adjust claims will be held October 28 1941 at 10 A M in the County Court room. Dated June 27 1941. County Judge. Publication dates July 3 and July 17.
Optometrist advertises best service and prices for Gantcataw glasses at Sears Roebuck in Lincoln with emphasis on selection and affordability.
Wm. Vassier of Friend Nebraska spent last Friday repairing on his farm where the Lorren Stephens family resides.
Mrs. Ethel Bauquess of Detroit arrived here Wednesday evening and is staying with Dr. and Mrs. Claude Ellis. She is en route to Wood River to visit her parents.
Mrs Violet Spiegel and her daughter Jean of Kansas City Missouri brought Mrs Grits back to her home near Diller and planned a week long visit at the Grits residence.
Mrs Will Ahrends and her two children joined her sister-in-law Mrs Hughes and the Ahrends family from Fairbury for a Lincoln day trip visiting their mother.
Wilbur Green foreman of an extra railroad track gang at Tecumseh spent Saturday evening to Sunday evening at home with his family to ensure everything was going well during his absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drake and Mrs. Viers traveled to Red Cloud last Sunday to visit their ill father and husband. Mrs. Viers returned by train Monday to see her son Serenus, who had just arrived from Niagara Falls Sunday morning. Robert Drake and his wife stayed in Red Cloud.
Miss Mary Beckwith sells household goods ahead of departure and will live with Aunt Mary Cassel in Steele City for a period. She expects her brothers Dick and Darrell from California to visit with other siblings.
Paul Patmore and his wife from near Ellis visited in Diller last Saturday evening. Patmore had returned home the previous Friday from Lincoln Veterans Hospital after an eight week and one day stay for an appendectomy. He is recovering slowly and aims for normal health.
Serenus Viers, a worker at a large Niagara Falls aircraft factory, arrived home for a week with his parents Dr and Mrs Viers sister Rachel and a young lady and friends. He was joined by two Cedar Falls Iowa men one from DeWitt and another from Plymouth. The group was told a week off is possible now but not guaranteed later. They drove Serenus' car, covering 1200 miles in 30 hours.
Mrs Will Myers of Lincoln visited her brother Chester Sparks and family then left Wednesday for Fairbury to visit her sister Mrs Eugene Diller and family before returning home.
The Congregational Church invites families to 10 a.m. Sunday School, with a choir and orchestra practice for sanctuary service. D. V. Bible School program from Mennonite groups to be hosted. parents urged to support teachers and church activities. Diller Young People's Society meets nightly at 8 p.m.
The Women’s Missionary Society invites all congregation members including children to contribute to a $50,000 fund for the Indian Mission, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary.
W H Clark pastor Mrs Ray Lamb Sunday School superintendent 10 AM worship 11 AM Union Service at Congregational Church Vacation Bible School demonstration Young Peoples League 8 PM
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