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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1945
Page
3
Readable fragments show Thursday market quotes with prices for eggs cream and fowl. Listed items include Lys 1 01 and 62 cream No 2 46c No 1 49 eggs and leghorn hens roosters per pound with notes on stages and dates.
Lost between Diller and Fair a pink wool bonnet with white lining. Found please leave at Waggoner's Store. FOR SALE A good spotted Poland hog. 21 Ray Lamb FOR SALE Single row P O riding cultivator Frank Eick STRAWBERRIES ready June 4th Steele City Call 2141 The STRAWBERRIES for sale 5.50 crate Antone Zelleng 81 For Sale A team of horses smooth mouth 2 Wm. Kissling
Cnas Ball of Lincoln visits Ira Anderson home with Diller relatives while Misa Dorie Ranyon of Lincoln stays with friend Faye Garrels and Rob Mans field family. Ranyon plans to return Friday. Rosalie Hale of Blue Springs visits aunt Mrs Carl Wenz. Ed Weers and Mrs Weers spend Sunday in Kansas with Ralph Poppen family. Weers and Poppen are sisters.
Navy Department officials outline preferred overseas gifts for sailors Marines and Coast Guardsmen stressing letters with local news and personal keepsakes like photos drawings and clippings. Do mail items include pictures books writing cases watches and personal gear while don’ts include cakes cookies candy and cigarette. Stores aboard ships and shore stations offer essentials to avoid overloading lockers with nonessential items.
The Board of Education District No 79 invites bids for clean good grade Colorado Lump coal for the gymnasium. Bids open June 15, 1945. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. R L Upson and D V Fanders Zt Fuel Committee.
Darrell Green, visiting his sister Mrs. Ernest Goor and family in Nebraska City, went to look for employment and was quickly put to work in the Safeway store after arriving.
Gloria Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Scott Miller spent the weekend with her sister Marilyn at Doane college Crete She traveled by bus from Fairbury and returned the same way.
Nebraska Safety Patrol officers describe dangerous driving habits seen in eastern Nebraska including a driver with feet on the wheel and passengers on the seat back. The piece condemns reckless driving as inhumane and criminal and urges safe behavior on the road.
The Diller Woman's Club will hold its last meeting Friday afternoon June 8 at city hall. It is a mother and daughter affair with a short program and refreshments at 2 30 p m.
We express sincere thanks to friends for kind words, cards, and letters of sympathy during the bereavement, the loss of our son and grandson William Neal Tincher. Signed by Mr and Mrs. Donald Tincher and Mr and Mrs. H. A. Beil.
Rev Hainlen presides with Mrs Robert Upson as Sunday School Superintendent with services at 3 30 p m following 2 30 p m Sunday School time at the church
Congregational Church minister Robert Pullen with Mrs. Earl Weigel S S Supt. services at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. St Pauls Ev Lutheran Rev Otto Spehr pastor with Duane Wolken S S Supt. Sunday School at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. Luther League 8 30 p.m. Women’s Missionary Society Web 8 30 p.m. Choir Rehearsal Thursday 9 p.m.
Mrs W Fox and Mrs CA Anderson picked strawberries for Mrs Elbert Fasnacht, delivering the harvest to her home. The note records friendly community help and a small garden task carried out in the neighborhood.
The text advises asking recipients what they want and notes no season limits for mailing to Navy Marine and Coast Guard personnel. It emphasizes mailing year round, selecting wisely, wrapping securely, and addressing correctly to ensure gifts reach their addressee.
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