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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1944
Page
3
The notice lists updated prices for eggs and poultry items. Eggs at a per dozen price and hens and roosters priced by weight are shown with old and new figures. The town market makes fresh adjustments for spring supply.
For sale farm radio with new 1000-hour pack. Carrots and beets for canning offered by Mrs Albert Fasnacht. Local hauling notice by Walter Gritz in Diller with phone numbers 10203 and 10965.
Receive shipment of grain tile wagon boxes and urge early orders. C. L. Geer Ller Coal and Paint in Diller Nebraska offers repair parts, mainly mower and binder parts, not a full stock but all good. contact S. C. Hutchinson for details.
A series of birth notices reports a baby boy named Larry Lee born to Mr. and Mrs. Orlyn Sasse on Friday at Lynch Hospital in Fairbury weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces. June 26 1944 brought a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Belding of Diller, while Rev and Mrs L J Wolff announce daughter Elizabeth Ann born July 1 1944 in Lindy. Diller relatives note the birth of Leon Garfield McCreight July 1 1944 at Immanuel Omaha weighing 7 pounds 132% ounces.
Sunday guests included Mrs. John Wilms and Harriet, Mrs. Vena Wehling and Mrs. La Forest Fasnackt. Afternoon refreshments featured homemade ice cream and cake.
Mr and Mrs Jerden Sand man and relatives visit W L Woods in Fairbury while Sandmans used to live in Diller. Carl Cavett praised for bear kill as Evangeline Straeger hits three softball homers. Frederick Scheele home on furlough as covered dish supper honors him with a large gathering in Steele City.
The children of Glenn Blauser visited the Lincoln home of Mrs Pittenger and Mrs McAttee last week. They returned home last Thursday accompanied by the two women.
Mr and Mrs Fred Lottman and family hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Wm Baumfolk and families. Snyder has been in medical care this past month. Mrs Norman Malchow returned Saturday from Lincoln after visiting relatives. Henry Fouts of Lincoln vacationed at Elizabeth Fouts home. Flora Warthee visited Beattie Kansas to see her ill brother Fred. Ooka Lottman Reinholdt and families joined Wiemers for Sunday dinner and supper. Wayne Stephens led a group of boys to Keith Hays for ice cream. L F Barber reports son in law Sgt Elmer J Korthals is somewhere in France with letters dated June 14 and 19. Dorothy on farm north of Jansen aids with chickens cows and field work.
The 1944 Nebraska State Fair is set for September 3 to 8 with 17 departments in full swing. Highlights include horse racing, a baby contest, 4-H contests, livestock prizes, exhibit halls, a musical night show, and a full carnival. Seventeen days of racing run August 22 to September 9 on a premier track with electric starting gates. The fair emphasizes education for farmers on livestock raising, disease control, and improving farming practices as part of its broader educational mission.
Church notices list Congregational Church with Mrs Earl Weigel Sunday School at 10 A M and Union Services. Methodist Church led by Robert Pullen with Mrs Robert Upson Sunday School at 10 A M. St Paul s Evangelical Lutheran with Rev Otto Spehr and John Weers Sunday School at 10 A M Worship at 11 A M Women s Missionary Meeting at 2 30 P M Wednesday.
The St John’s Lutheran church in Lanham Nebraska lists activities for Thursday and Sunday. Pastor Werner C. Welchert leads choir rehearsal at 9 30 p m and Sunday school at 9 30 a m with worship at 10 30 a m. Luther League meets at 8 30 p m and Ladies Aid hosts meetings on Thursday July 13 at 2 00 p m with hostesses Mrs Rudolph Duis and Mrs John Rippe.
Mr and Mrs August Scheele of Endicott were visitors in Diller Sunday. Miss Julia Diller returned to Lincoln after two weeks with her father J Smith Diller.
A Department of Agriculture brochure AWI-75 explains how to prepare meats and other foods for cold storage. It covers temperatures, safe storage periods, and uses the new locker system. Request a copy from Congressman Carl Curtis’ Washington office.
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