Post Office Notice From Diller Nebraska Transmission
Entry recorded at the Diller Nebraska post office for transmission through the mail as second class matter.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1942
Page
4
USO appeal praised as timely help amid war effort
A fragmented wartime column urges support for the USO with nostalgic lines while noting a Kansas City wife seeks a divorce and asks for her sugar ration book. The piece comments on wartime chatter and social attitudes during the conflict.
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Kansas City
Wather Family Visits Diller for Decoration Day
The Harry Wather family who recently moved to Lincoln came to Diller Saturday for Decoration Day. Genevieve C. Clark, long time state technician of adult education under FWA, has been appointed assistant state supervisor of the education phase of the war service program under the Department of Justice with a higher salary and increased responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wather
Lincoln
Mr. Wather
Diller
Genevieve C. Clark
Federal Works Agency
Department of Justice
Decoration Day at the Cemetery Honors Veterans
Charles Hill the cemetery sexton tended a well kept grounds for Decoration Day. The entire cemetery presented a neat lawn with flags on ex service markers and a large flag at the pole. Floral tributes adorned many graves in colorful displays.
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Charles Hill
Memorial Day Exercises Honor Veterans in Diller
Memorial Day events filled the Diller opera house with a large audience. The Diller band conducted by Nelson Ingalsbe opened, Rev. L. J. Wolff gave the invocation, and performances included "My Own America" and "A Poppy Speaks." Pearl Harbor remembrance songs followed, and Rev. W. H. Clark urged duty to defend liberty. Flower girls at the Unknown Soldier monument sang God Bless America and decorated graves at Prairie Home cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Opera House
Diller
Nelson Ingalsbe
L. J. Wolff
America
Marilyn Miller
Pearl Harbor
Eleanor Weigel
Avis Johnson
Carolynn Clark
W. H. Clark
Diller Methodist Church
Floyd Hughes
R D. Hall
Prairie Home Cemetery
W.H Clark
Jean Bond
Marilyn Stephens
Darlene Roelfe
Twila Blauser
Julia Diller
Beverly Carpenter
Dorothy Stephens
Marilyn Clarey
Mary Lou Thompson
Peggy Ball
Rose Clarey
Elaine Diekman
Denice Anderson
Carol Jean Geer
Carol Joan Casper
Jonita Fletcher
Patricia Fletcher
Mariyin Miller
Donna Garrels
Joann Pingel
June
WPB Rules Frills on Women Robes. Diller Women Busy
The WPB states women’s lounging robes must have no extra frills. This rule does not affect Diller women who are described as too busy to lounge.
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WPB
Diller
Henderson Sets Fall Garment Prices At 1941 Levels
The statement limits women’s clothing to previously set prices for next fall, raising questions about men's apparel. No firm price cap for men is announced, leaving potential increases uncertain.
Memorial Day Rain Falls Late in Diller
Dr Viers reports Memorial Day rain reached .47 inches on Saturday night followed by .21 inches Sunday night. Lightning frightened residents though wheat crop prospects look good. Warm dry winds after rain will aid harvest, but heavy dews and still air may cause rust. Summer breezes are welcomed.
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Diller
Viers
Beatrice visitor recalls soldiers at Earl Mudge office
In Beatrice Earl C Mudge the Gage County Treasurer recounts a visit by a squad of uniformed soldiers who drew guns and asked him to come along. He joked that with 1918 gear he could have resisted and then joined the guests on a cavalry exercise about The Capture of Beatrice. The writer notes letters from a son describing daily mail amid soldiers and asks readers to write to service members.
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Beatrice
Gage County
Earl C. Mudge
Earl
Elm Victory Sewers Meet in Home of Ruth Ann Hiatt
The Elm Victory Sewers gathered at Ruth Ann Hiatt on Tuesday May 26 at 2 00 PM with members Dorothy Finch Ruth Nelson Camilla Hubka Twila Michels Shirley Brauch Ruth Ann Hiatt Beverly Brauch Ruby Dauber Doona Brauch and Lois Weber The afternoon focused on Beginning to Sew and a social period led by Mrs R E Hubka.
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Elm Victory Sewers
Ruth Ann Hiatt
Dorothy Finch
Ruth Nelson
Camilla Hubka
Twila Michels
Shirley Brauch
Beverly Brauch
Ruby Dauber
Doona Brauch
Lois Weber
R. E. Hubka
Local social notes and neighborhood movements
Mr and Mrs Ed Saathoff moved into the S C Hutchinson building on Main Street. Mr and Mrs John Weerts of Fairbury visited Mrs Katherine Frerichs in Diller last Sunday. AAA steel bins near Burlington tracks were removed and moved to higher ground behind Lon Snyders home. J A Cully and Grace Beatrice were among out of town guests at Memorial Day services. Mrs Clarence Hiatt and Mrs Ruth Pickard spent the day with Adeleide Hiatt in Beatrice.
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Ed. Saathoff
S.C Hutchinson
Main Street
John Weerts
Fairbury
Katherine Frerichs
Diller
AAA
Burlington Tracks
Lon Snyder
J.a.cully
Grace
Beatrice
Clarence Hiatt
Ruth Pickard
Adlaide Hiatt
Decoration Day Visit by Lincoln Carpenter in Diller
Frank Johnson, a carpenter from Lincoln, spent Decoration Day and Sunday with his family in Diller.
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Frank Johnson
Lincoln
Diller
DeWitt Private Cecil Hahn Dies at Camp Crowder
Cecil Hahn, 22, of DeWitt died at Camp Crowder Missouri on May 28 from pneumonia complications after joining the army in February. He was a DeWitt high school graduate, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Hahn, brother of Mrs William Seitz of Plymouth. Funeral held Monday at Trinity Lutheran church east of Plymouth with Rev Falkenroth officiating.
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Cecil Hahn
Dewitt
Army Camp
Pvt
Camp Crowder
DeWitt High School
Henry Hahn
Near DeWitt
Cecil
Army
William Seitz
Plymouth
Trinity Lutheran Church
Falkenroth
Diller Victory Club Gathers New Members and Plans Meat Study
The fifth 4H Club meeting was at Ray Benz’s home May 26. New members Glenn Bail Le Roy De Shazer Jay Woods Jackie Baker Merton Allen Keith Baker Delbert Elliot Craig Baker Dean Ransom Stanley Diller joined. Hog division led by Mr Upson. other hog and cattle divisions meet same evening. Next meeting June 16 at Protestant Orphan’s Home.
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Ray Benz
Glenn
Bail le Roy de Shazer
Jay Woods
Jackie Baker
Merton Allen Keith Baker
Delbert Elliot Craig Baker
Dean Ransom _ Stanley Diller
Mr. Upson
Stanley Abrends
Protestant Orphans Home
Ak-Sar-Ben Races Invite Diller Delegations to 1942 Meet
Citizens of Diller and surrounding territory are invited by Ak-Sar-Ben to attend its 1942 race meet in Omaha on June 1. Complimentary tickets may be obtained from Ambassador C. E. Waggoner. Fairbury and about 75 other communities will send delegations that day.
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Diller
Ak-Sar-Ben
Omaha
C. E E. Waggoner
Fairbury
Nebraska county fund tallies list residents and amounts
The document reads like a ledger of county names and donor amounts including Adams $86,100 Banner Boone $64,800 Gage $70,200 Lincoln $78,700 Merrick $16,700 Otoe $9,600 Phelps $22,000 Richardson $10,100 and Sheridan $28,600 among many others. The entries pair place names with dollar figures in a long statewide listing.
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Adams
Antelope
Arthur
Jaine
Banner Boone
A Butte
Boyd
Brown
Buffalo
Butler
Caps
Chase
Cherry
Rip
Clay
Dak Se D. Nen Ota
Awes
Dawson
Deuel
Dixob Sgt Een
Doug Frontier
Gage
Greeley
Marag
Threaten” Treaker
Mi Elerson
Howearg
Gia
Kearney
Keith
Keyapaha
Kimball
Knox
Peete
Lincoln
Logan
Loup
Soic Eberson
Madison
Merrick
Morrill
Nance
Eek Nemaha
Nuckolls
Perkins
Phelps
Rere
Latte
Polk
One Richardson
Scone
Odor Wiest
WY Yonik
Flag Day June 14 Designated United Nations Day
With Memorial Day past, Flag Day approaches on Sunday June 14 designated as United Nations Day. The notice highlights the double meaning of the holiday and its calendar placement this year.
Barber Adds White Coat to Residence Trimmed in Red
Herb Barber has given his residence in town a fresh white paint coat with red trimming, enhancing its curb appeal.
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Herb Barber
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Ats
Sopp
Sosa Bee F
USO
Toshi Go
Christie Seaman
True Thompson
Mayme Colonell
Maggie Bowman
Elma Limprecht
Hollis
Harry
Sam Thompson
Willis Clark
Diller Victory Club
W. S$. Treasury
Nebraska
Washington, D. C
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
Building & Loan Association
Bonham Theatre
Fairbury, Nebraska
Eleanor Powell
Red Skelton
Anon Sheridian and
Robert Cummings
Freddy Bartholmew
Robert Young
Joe Smith
Roy Rogers
Jesse James
Frank A. Houston
Fairbury, Nebr
Edw
B. Ackerman
Optometrist
Drs
Hull & Hull Dentists
Golden Rule
Scottsbluff
Odell
General Hospital
C. E. Rice, M. DC
Odell, Nebraska
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