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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1945
Page
5
The listing shows corrected Thursday prices for grain and poultry including Wheat and Corn No 2 yellow at 46 cents and No 2 white, plus Mixed Corn, Cream, and Hens 43 cents per pound for 5 pounds and under. Roosters priced per pound.
A Marshalltown Iowa business advertises collections service for notes judgments and accounts with no charge. 38 years experience and nationwide reach offered by R C Valentine Co with an invitation to write without obligation.
Henry Steckelberg of a Plymouth area farm reported three Black people found dead in a water supply tank about six feet high. He discovered the bodies after noting their presence near the tank top while filling the stock supply. The event is described as an odd occurrence on the farm grounds.
The speaker will be out of the office from July 18 to 28. Miss Glenn will handle calls and set appointments in their absence.
Mrs Bernard Patton of Lincoln spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Geen.
Readers and skywatchers who hoped to glimpse the partial solar eclipse on Monday morning were dashed as a thunder shower arrived at the expected shadow time, cooling expectations.
Si Birch recalls a shift in shopper taste from careful trimming to embracing all features of beef roasts. Consumers now accept fat and bone as part of the cut, reflecting broader changes in preference.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Overbeck of Beatrice spent the Fourth of July with friends Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Jordening and family, enjoying the holiday together.
Mr and Mrs Wm Steffens meyer of Lincoln visited Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs John Greider.
Miss Twila Wolff of Lincoln spent the week visiting her friend Twila Wolters and left Monday to return to Lincoln. Noel Folkers is now working for Arnold Diekman. He is driving a tractor and helping with the harvest.
Miss Loretta Wiemers assists her aunt Mrs Dan Garton with house work this week. Louie Gorr of Nebraska City visits his grandparents Mr and Mrs R A Green. his mother plans a Friday visit to stay briefly with her parents.
Prairie Gem 444 Club convened July 5 at the Ear Riddle home with President Donna Reg oeir presiding. Members discussed bed making and comfort protectors, planned silverware cases, judged entries, and enjoyed refreshments. A 4 H picnic was set for August 5 at Fairbury City Park, with the next meeting July 26 at Herman Schoen’s at 3 PM. no meetings for two weeks due to harvest.
Congressman Carl Curtis presents data showing modern American soldiers are taller and slimmer than WWI doughboys. Shoes shifted from 8E and 8D in 1917 to 9E and 8D in the present war, while sock sizes show 4 percent wearing size 10 and 1 8 percent in size 11.
The item analyzes World War I to World War II soldier measurements. It notes smaller chest sizes today, larger hats and bats, changes in waist 32 inches remaining common, leg lengths, necks, shirts and helmet sizes, with many specific shifts between eras.
The 1945 Legislature enacted a Safety Responsibility Law for motor vehicle operators and owners to qualify as to financial responsibility or risk license suspension. The Digest of the Law is available at courthouses filling stations and garages from the Department of Roads and Irrigation Motor Vehicle Division, State Capitol, Lincoln Nebraska.
Rev Hainlen pastor leads Sunday School at 10 00 a m with Mrs Robert Upson superintendent Worship services at 830 p m at the 83 30 address listed in church notices
Werner C Welchert pastor leads services on Sunday July 15 at 10 30 am with choir rehearsal at 9 30 pm and Sunday school at 9 30 am Women's Missionary Society meets Wednesday July 18 at 2 00 pm Topic Leader Misa Freda Korff Special Offering for India Lace announced.
Rev Otto Spehr pastor Duane Wolken S S superintendent Sunday School at 10 a m Worship Service at 11 a m
Nebraska achieved top results in the Seventh War Loan with E bond sales reaching 44.1 million or 102 percent of the E quota. Individual sales totaled 79.2 million or 122 percent of the individual quota. Overall securities bought reached a state high of 177.9 million.
Mrs Pearl Dyer of Exeter visited Saturday to help care for her father in the Lorren Stephens home. Mr and Mrs Willard Stephens and Warren of Hampton plus Mr and Mrs Clarence Clover of Exeter were there to see their father and grandfather.
Frank Roseman and Joren Fanders traveled to Lincoln to see their wives hospitalized there. The trip underscores family support during medical care and highlights Lincoln as the care venue.
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