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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1945
Page
3
The listing shows wheat and corn commodities with No. 2 ratings. Corn white No. 2 is quoted alongside mixed corn with varying pricing data indicated as 143 1 013 1 163 1.012 and Roosters per pound 15 and 17, with prices corrected every Thursday.
White kitchen cabinet and small oak rocker for sale. A small coal heater also listed. Mrs. Dean Barber and Dennis hosted visitors from Fairbury, Sergeant Howard Peters and wife, visiting several days this week.
An out of state salesman lost control on a curve and crashed into a concrete culvert. The impact ripped the motor from the car and the driver died hours later. The Nebraska Safety Patrol urges drivers to keep control and drive slowly on strange roads.
The article notes Nancy Aitertson celebrated her eighth birthday on Monday July 16 with well wishes from family and friends.
The War Department announces the addition of DDT to the Army aerosol bomb used in the Pacific to kill mosquitoes and disease bearing flies. The new mix is 85 percent freon 2 percent pyrethrum 5 percent cyclohexanone 5 percent lubricating oil and 3 percent DDT. Civilians will use it after the war.
The Leland Cleary family has again taken up residence in Diiler and are living in the Slocum house.
Mr and Mrs Jim Spyder with Donna Lee Donnie and Frankie drove to Denver Tuesday due to the serious illness of Mrs Spyder's brother Robert Quinn. Their daughter Mrs George Rasmussen and her young daughter Japuice joined them and will return to Rifle Colorado after a short visit. Mr and Mrs Rasmussen were formerly of Walla Walla Washington.
Donald Scheele time keeper for the Burlington extra wang in Sterling Nebraska returned home Saturday night to celebrate his 17th birthday. Mr and Mrs George Freitag and family joined the dinner after a Beatrice outing and an evening of ice cream and cake with friends.
Dr Rice attended Miss Minnie Clausen in Diller last Friday night and reports her improving. Eldora Hueske of Beatrice and Corporal J A Choate of Ft Riley were guests at Roy Caspers. Mrs Chas Arnold of Taylor Nebr visits her mother Jennie Upson and Chester in Diller. Beatrice visitors included Leo Bartlett Eldora Hueske and Donna Folkers. Eldora Hueske has been visiting John Folkers Roy Casper and friends in Diller this past week.
Ed Wolters Mrs Wolters and Twila joined a Sunday reunion at Fairbury Park honoring Mr Wolters sister Mrs Margaret Heller of Bremerton Washington. Mrs Jofan Fanders returns from Lincoln hospital with improved health. Frank Roseman and Mr Mrs Allerheilegen visit Mrs Roseman in Lincoln hospital. Clarence Arlene Roseman report their mother’s improving condition after a Tuesday visit.
Next week July 22 to 28 marks National Farm Safety Week with a presidential proclamation and farm leader support urging accident prevention in rural areas. The Nebraska Safety Patrol warns motorists to keep safety in view as traffic accidents rise, reporting 95 fatalities in 1945 and June activity highlights 843 danger cards and 307 warning cards issued for faulty equipment and reckless driving.
Sunday schedule lists worship at 11 am and Luther League trip to the Canyons. In Jefferson County Nebraska the estate of Minnie F Janssen seeks appointment of Charles Fisher as administrator with a hearing set Aug 10 1945 in Fairbury County Court. Traffic report notes 456 arrests for violations with 117 speeding and 49 reckless driving. patrol aided 808 motorists and investigated 67 accidents.
Church notices list Pastor Reverend Hamnlen and Mrs Upson as Sunday School Superintendent with 10 a.m. services. No Sunday afternoon preaching. Young people's meeting remains Wednesday as usual. Robert Pullen serves as minister and Earl Weigel as Sunday School Superintendent with 10 a.m. church services.
Lanham Nebr church announces schedule led by Pastor Werner C. Weichert. Friday July 20 choir rehearsal at 9 30 p m Sunday July 22 Sunday School at 9 30 a m Worship Service at 10 30 a m Luther League at 9 p m Topic Leader Mrs Albert Adam.
From July 18 to 28 no one will be in the office. Mies Gienn will answer the phone and schedule appointments. Drs Hull and Hull practice in Fairbury Nebraska and will handle patient needs in the interim.
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