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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1944
Page
3
WANTED four girls or women to assist with house work and child care with weekends off. FOR SALE a good oil stove oven. See Mrs. Jr. A. Pickard at the Central office. WANTED to buy bird cages. Ben Bebrends, call 106:27.
Mr and Mrs Roy Patton hosted Lincoln relatives during a Sunday visit at their home. Warren Stephens youngest son of Mr and Mrs Lorrin Stevens underwent an appendectomy Wednesday morning at Odell Hospital. The government bins in Diller will store papers and magazines collected by the 4H club.
Classified note offers collections for notes judgments accounts with 38 years experience and references from Valentine Co Marshalltown Iowa. Rev Robert Drew former Diller Methodist pastor and Lincoln student pastor was meditation speaker for the fourth twilight singfest at the state capitol sponsored by the Lincoln Ministerial association and chamber women’s divisions.
Mr and Mrs Henry Hullman and Edna visited Beatrice for Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Fred Diekhoff. They attended St John Lutheran church services which were standing room only with three rows of chairs filled in the aisles.
Congressman Carl Curtis has visited 13 of the First Nebraska District counties since returning during the Congressional Recess. He aims to visit the remaining 18 before returning to Washington as the National Rivers and Harbors Congress session meets in New Orleans. The report notes community visits by households in Daykin and San Diego connections to Mrs. Lauder and family.
Mrs Dick Arnst and daughter Bickilee from Beatrice spent the week as house guests of their friend Mrs Harold Henrichs.
Mr Christ Wehling and daughters Frieda and Emma of Beatrice visited the home of Mr and Mrs John Duis last week. Lorrin Koch remains in Odell hospital with slight improvement. Robert Fry, son of Mr and Mrs Quinter Fry, left Friday for Fort Leavenworth Kansas. Ed McCune, at his son Chas McCune’s in Omaha, expects to enter hospital for further treatment.
Ak-Sar-Ben announces the appointment of Mr C L Geer as ambassador of goodwill for Diller and surrounding territory. The group notes wartime achievements earning a 1943 citation from Major General F E Uhl.
The Fair Catalog Error Contest extends to August 12 5 p m as final entry date and allows returns by contacting the county agricultural agent. Rural residents outside corporate limits are eligible and many entries were rejected for low scores. Notices to Fairbury residents and interest in catalogs were sent. visitors include Leona Lauder and Sandra at Harrington Kansas. Averil Fouts from Spokane is due soon to visit her mother Elizabeth Fouts.
A letter from a field crew member at Ft Bragg describes repeated moves, longing for home and a chance to see his father aboard a ship. He mentions North Carolina weather, extended field duty, and delayed furlough while awaiting a return to routine.
Congregational Church announces Mrs Earl Weigel as superintendent of Sunday School at 10 A M. Methodist Church announces Robert Pullen minister and Mrs Robert Upson Sunday School superintendent at 10 A M. Sunday services proceed as scheduled.
Sunday School at 10:00 A M September service details note Rev Otto Spehr and Pastor John Weers among church leadership and morning gathering at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran.
St Johns Lutheran Lanham Nebr Pastor Werner C Welchert hosts Women's Missionary Society meeting August 2 at 2 30 PM with topic Leader Mrs Schierkolk and choir rehearsal August 3 at 9 30 PM. Mrs Al Zager and children from Wymore visit Ovid Carpenter home two weeks.
Mrs. Evan Frownfelter and Miss Alice Line of Chicago, IN, are visiting at the home of their sister, Mrs. Clarence Steffen.
A wartime cooking note recommends broiling meat under a gas flame at 350 F to keep meat juicy and browned. It warns against high flames to save fuel and avoid shrinking meat. A time-table for broiling follows with gas broiler set at 350 F for constant temperature.
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