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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1942
Page
5
Corrected every Thursday this listing shows wheat and corn varieties including yellow no. 2, white no. 2 mixed corn and oats dry. Also featured are egg sizes 44 to 5 pounds and Leghorn hens with old roosters priced per pound.
Short notices request return of a scythe from Mrs Margret Albers while another ad offers strawberries for sale at ten cents a pint with pickup by Geo Novotny and contact 11856. customers asked to bring containers.
For sale Strawberries on the vine priced at 10 cents per quart. Picking hours are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Zednik farm located three miles west and three miles north of Jansen. Bring your containers.
Denney and Denney announce probate of Lewis M Cavett’s will in Jefferson County Nebraska. Martha B Cavett named executrix. hearing set June 19 1942 at 10:00 AM in county court. Dated May 19 1942. First published May 28 1942 last June 11 1942.
Local ad notes Cresotine a mite killer for poultry houses priced at 75 cents per gallon from C L Geer Ller Paint Diller. Community notices mention Lincoln visitors Mr and Mrs F A Musser and Paul spending Decoration Day with sister Mrs I Fry. Also Harold Hutchinson and family from Omaha visiting Hutchinson parents. Ina Hill joins the Peru post office replacing Faith Bent who will attend college.
Mr. and Mrs A A Koenig of Lincoln spent Decoration Day in Diller with her mother Mrs Anna Wright. They came from Beatrice with niece Jean Wright and nephew Donald Wright. Jean stayed longer with grandmother near Diller. Mrs Isabelle Bixby of Geneva came to decorate family graves at Diller and Steele City and visited Rena Morey and nephew Harry Morey in Hollenberg Kansas before returning to Geneva.
Mrs. Merta Diller of San Diego reports her husband Roy S Diller was injured after falling from a building where he worked. Initial word described the leg injury as serious, but a later update says he is recovering nicely.
Violet Grone, a son Floyd Olin, born to Mr. and Mrs. Olin Ulm. Lincoln visits by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stotts and son Darrell. Bandmaster Ingalsbe plans a beginners class with only an instruction book and instrument cost. Mrs. Bessie Sparks visits then travels to Tilcoth Missouri. G N Bragg takes over Burlington duties while Filley is on two weeks vacation. Fred and John Henrichs spend time in Lincoln with Eunice Henrichs, reported improved. Raleigh Bell and daughters visit from Lincoln for Decoration Day then go to Fairbury. C E Caldwell and Bert Caldwell trip from Garden City and Belleville for Decoration Day to visit Lawrence Caldwell.
Guests from Idaho Mr and Mrs A H Kunters of Ririe Idaho have been guests in the Scott Miller home this week. The women are sisters and the Kunters were formerly in the mercantile business here and now operate a store in Ririe. They traveled home from Milwaukee where they attended a Presbyterian churches of America convention. They stopped at Chicago Jacksonville Kansas City St Louis and St Joseph to visit relatives. About twenty five relatives and friends greeted them during their brief stay.
The library receives Cross Creek by Marjorie Rawlings and Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler. Dorothy Thompson praises reading Mein Kampf as key to understanding Hitler. Additional donations include One Foot In Heaven by Hartzi Spence from Alice Specht and Behold the Map by Dr Kagawa detailing Christ life.
A baby girl weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces was born on Tuesday June 2 at Odell hospital to Mr and Mrs Alvin Schipper and Ardith Ball. Mr and Mrs H Z Diller and Mrs James Lowell visited their son Dr W S Diller in Diller while traveling to Salina Kansas Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Zella London and her son Lloyd joined Mrs. Bert Gerard of Fairbury for the Decoration Day observance in Diller on Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Ira London of California.
Max F Braasch, brother of Arnold Lottman, passed his examination in Omaha last Thursday and has been sent to the Great Lakes Naval Training Station for service.
Garnet Barber Della Roelfs Elea nor Weigel and Marilyn Miller chosen to represent the Congregational church at the Pilgrim Fellowship Conference to be held at Doane College Crete June 7 to 13. The girls will conduct a Daily Vacation Bible School upon their return home.
Mrs Hall hosted the Book Lovers Club closing meeting with a review of Behold the Man by Dr Kaga wa. Four guests attended and dainty refreshments were served at the close.
Congregational Church announces 10 A M Sunday School led by Superintendent Mrs Earl Weigel and assistant Mrs Donald McKenzie, 11 A M sanctuary service for Pentecost Sunday, followed by 8 30 P M Young Peoples Fellowship.
Plans outline Vacation Bible School for the last two weeks of June and a presence at the Young People's Conference at Doane College in Crete June 7 to 13. On Friday afternoon June 5 the annual June Ten event will be held in the church, preceded by a brief Women's Association business meeting.
Pastor W. H. Clark leads Sunday School at 10 A.M. and preaching at 11 A.M. The First Basket Dinner in the basement was postponed due to rain. Social hours planned and a quilt project with the W S C S meeting Thursday at 2:30 P.M. The Luther League visited last Sunday. Young People meet at 8:40 P.M.
Sunday school at 10 00 led by C L Hullman S S superintendent German services at 11 00 conducted by Rev L J Wolff pastor parish schedule announced in brief church notice.
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