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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1945
Page
3
Corrected every Thursday the Diller market notes prices for yellow and white No. 2 corn and mixed corn, oats, 4,018 cream No. 2 at 46 cents, eggs, spring hens 4 3 to 5 lbs, Leghorn hens, and roosters per pound 15 to 17 cents.
A Marshalltown Iowa collection agency seeks notes judgments and accounts for collection with 38 years of experience. No charge of any kind. Respond fully without obligation to R C Valentine Co.
Shirley Schmitz 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Schmitz of Powell, won a model jeep made by a disabled veteran for the pupil in Jefferson County who purchased the largest amount of E bonds during the 7th War Loan Drive. Shirley will enter 5th grade this fall and attends District 27. she bought a 100 series E bond, the largest reported to the county War Finance Committee.
A 100 pound batch of Coopers Concentrate produces 500 pounds of balanced Grower or Layer Mash. The note outlines a high yield mixing ratio for poultry feed preparation.
Mre. Edd Ward of Lincoln visited over the weekend and was hosted by Mrs. Aioa Weight. The ladies called on Mes. Sarah Warthen and Flore Sunday afternoon.
Weigels Ltd Service advertises fly protection for cattle using standards Bovine. Available in containers or bulk to protect cows from flies.
A baby boy was born last Sunday July 22 to Staff Sgt and Mrs Max Thompson. The newborn weighed nearly eight pounds.
L. J. Koepff buys the Daykin Herald while continuing the Plymouth News role. He keeps the Daykin office in Daykin and the Plymouth printing plant, and also publishes the Tobias Times during his son’s service in the Army in China.
A notice from selective service headquarters warns men under 30 in farming and classified NC to avoid acquiring more land or taking on new obligations while at risk of being drafted. Some harvesters have been granted time, but calls will come soon. Farmers under 38 must maintain production and maximize output from current land through intensive farming.
Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 a m led by Rev Hamnlen with Mrs Robert Upson supervising. Congregational Church lists Robert Pullen as minister and Mrs Earl Weigel as Sunday School superintendent with services at 11 a m and Sunday School at 10 a m.
Rev Otto Spehr and Pastor Duane Wolken lead services with Sunday School at 10 a m and Worship at 11 a m. Ladies' Aid meets Thursday August 2.
St John’s Lutheran Lanham Nebraska announces no choir rehearsal at 9 30 p m Friday July 27 and no Sunday school or worship service on Sunday July 29 under Pastor Werner C Welchert.local church notice maintains schedule disruption.
The Lincoln Daily Journal advertises nine weeks for $1 and annual rates at $5 with mail delivery options across Nebraska and North Kansas. It touts early evening and night printing for timely rural delivery and compares pricing to other state dailies while offering Sunday inserts and monthly options.
Mrs Mabel Carmichael who visited several days in Fairbury with her daughter Ruth Gaisford and family returned home Sunday. Her granddaughter Connie is visiting this week with her grandmother.
A note of appreciation from Mrs Jofan Fanders and Mr Ardell Frownfelter mentions thanks for cards and letters during a hospital stay. It notes Dr Eva Line Frownfelter’s husband on vacation at Clarence Steffen’s home and LaForrest Raymond visiting his mother Mrs L P Raymond.
Congressman Carl Curtis lauds the Army Engineers Corps for a record building spree in Germany. The 333rd Engineer Regiment reportedly built 78 railway bridges in 62 days including the Saar River Bridge and the Mainz Rhine Memorial Bridge. Ray Clark of Station WOW was praised by General J. L. Bradley for preparing home town records and pioneering war coverage as a unique Pacific theater war correspondent.
Estate of Minnie Franssen deceased notices petition to appoint Charles Fisher as administrator with hearing set August 10 1945 at 10 A M in the Fairbury county court. Dated July 14 1935. Seal county judge Samuel Gallamore. Also social notes of a Hastings picnic at the park.
Mrs Francis Biegler and her daughter Marion from Peoria Illinois visited on Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs Ben Roelfs and other relatives and friends.
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