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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
3
Classified items show prices for corn oats cream and eggs. Listings include sale or trade of a store building in Diller and a Red male hog near Diller. Also wanted to rent a farm in 1944 and offers for McCormick equipment. Found Yale key offered for ad payment at the Record office.
Buy Coal Now is Our Government's Appeal warns of a severe transport shortage next fall. June and July shipments available from C. L. Geer Lumber-Coal Paint in Diller Nebraska. Memorial Day visitors include Dr. and Mrs. Bixby from Geneva. Local families host meals and travel to Huron for pilot training.
Mrs John Carico spent the past week with her son William in Falls City. Ogallala delegates Loock and Henrichs visited Diller. Janet Walher fractured an arm at play and was treated at Odell hospital. Miss Jauvita Anderson attends Fairbury Junior College summer session and will teach next fall. Betty Cassell of Steele City began training at Fort Des Moines, Iowa. Ira Casper and daughter Carol were in Diller. Carol is improving after illness. Mrs Henry Hullman learned of brother Henry Schwan’s death in Oklahoma City. Nella Greep, with Gertrude Doerr and Lillian Sandman of Lincoln, visited Mrs Ray Green and Rex Green on Memorial Day. Robert Drake household hosted Mr and Mrs B E Rose of Kansas City. Mrs Drake joined them to Guide Rock. Wm Caldwell of Garden City attended Memorial services in Diller and Beatrice. He stayed with brother Lawrence Caldwell. visitors included Mr and Mrs Dean Barber and Dennis Dee.
Gloria Miller served as chief organizer for this year’s poppy drive benefiting disabled World War I veterans. Beverly Andelt and Darlene Novotny assisted. 150 poppies yielded $15 for the Steele City Auxiliary of the Campbell Eline American Legion Post.
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous names and titles including Mrs S B Viers and Catalina Loyees L, with references to five or more women and unrelated personal mentions. The text appears to be a social register fragment detailing attendees and relations without a clear event or date.
Local church notices list services at Congregational, Pauls Evangelical Lutheran, St. Av, and Methodist churches. Details include Sunday School at 10 AM, Ascension Day events, vesper services, rehearsals, Ladies Aid, Bible School start dates, and guest visitors from Lincoln.
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