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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1945
Page
2
A notice records mail matter classification for Diller Nebraska with a placeholder note indicating readability issues in the text and no clear interstate or local action.
Congressman Curtis notes not all government publications are broadly distributed, listing three titles available on request. A misreading on custom slaughterers’ licensing is corrected by John G. Aldrich, who says such operators do not need a slaughtering license but must register as a primary distributor.
The Missionary division met Friday evening with Mrs Lee Calkins hosting and Mrs Frank Johnner assisting. Speakers included Mrs Long on business, Mrs Weige on devotionals, Mrs Stef fen on India, Mrs Johnner on One mile beyond Berlin, and Eleanor Weigel on China. Refreshments followed. June 15 is the next gathering. A wartime labor appeal from Rena R Smith requests 750 workers for Hastings naval ammunition depot and signals critical needs on the West Coast. Transportation is provided. a Civil Service representative will attend the U S Employment Service Office in Beatrice Neb.
Amid war shortages the piece urges home canning to preserve luxury foods. Gladys Kimbrough endorses cranberries and suggests red pepper jam, artichokes, and mushrooms can be canned with simple recipes. It stresses using proper home canning jars and Ball brothers guidance for success.
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