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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
5
Diller markets report corrected prices for wheat and corn with white No 2 and mixed corn, oats, cream No 2, and eggs. Hens weighing 4 to 5 pounds, Leghorn hens, and roosters are listed with per bushel or per bird pricing.
Classified short note lists a spotted male hog for sale with contact 103:71 and also advertises well drilling pump and mills with Dale Veatch contact 941 in Fairbury Nebraska.
Strawberries on the vine 10 cents per pint. Picking hours 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Zednik farm three miles west and three north of Jansen. Bring your containers. Cresotine for Poultry Houses kills mites 75 cents per gallon. Sold by C. L. Geer Lumber Paint Diller.
Mrs. Grace Hewitt of Dunbar along with Mrs. Tilda Casper and Mrs. Eldred Carpenter spent a week visiting relatives in Deshler, Orleans, and McCook.
The B. B. Kensington plans its annual picnic at Fairbury Park on Sunday June 21. Members and ex members with their families are invited to bring a basket dinner and their own silverware and dishes.
Grateful thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and words of sympathy during illness and burial of our husband and father. Appreciation for floral offerings musicians ministers and all who rendered services. Signed by Anna Renz Albert Renz Charles Renz Clarence Renz Henry Wiemers Paul Renz and families.
W H Carpenter returns from Sabetha Kansas after two weeks visiting relatives. Mrs Rena Koester of Deshler visits sister Mrs Tilda Casper. Vera Ball moves to Beatrice. Richard Miller and Robert Stephens back to work in Lincoln. Mrs James Pickard returns from Paxton after three weeks with son Harold. She visits friends in Ogallala. Navy Recruiter will be at Fairbury Court House every Wednesday 8:00 am to 12:00 pm for Navy and Naval Reserve applications.
Mr and Mrs Frank Kaiser and two children visited his sister Mrs Orlo Geer last week in Lincoln and returned to Washington DC on Friday Rex Green and W A Raymond traveled to Lincoln and were joined by Green s wife and son Darrell who had stayed with their daughter Mrs Ernest Gorr and family A picnic at Diller park drew Mr and Mrs Frank Roseman Arlene and Clarence Mr and Mrs Henry Saathoff Alvin Marvin and Lorie Mr and Mrs Frank Bevan Dorothy Mr and Mrs Alfred Wiemers and Carol Jane Mr and Mrs Wm Roseman Velma and Mr and Mrs Max Hill
Durable grain bins hay racks wagon boxes and brooders offered by C L Geer Ller Paint and Coal. Visit to inspect quality and craftsmanship. Phone 153 02.
Jefferson County farmers are invited to a field meeting at the Henry Jarchow farm three miles east of Daykin. On Monday June 15 at 7 30 p m Extension Agent Frank Flyon says samples will be classified by number and graded for seed merit. The event also inspects the Jefferson County oats test on the same farm.
Miss Alice Line of Skokie Illinois arrived with her seven year old niece Mary Ann Frownfelter and Mrs Paul Beckwith from Boone Iowa for a stay at Mrs Florence Steffen. The party stopped in Boone on the way. Line went to Lincoln for summer school and Mary Ann will spend the summer here.
Mrs Dan Novotny of Odell and Miss Erma Sible came back Sunday from a ten day visit in Lubbock Texas. They spent a pleasant time with Dan Novotny and brother Wm Shalla and with Frank Lisec, all connected to the air corps. The men are mechanics and take pride in their work.
Mr and Mrs Vera Green and two sons Terry and Dallas of Powell Wyoming arrived Saturday to visit their brother and sister Wilbur Green and family. They plan to stay about two weeks visiting relatives and friends in and near Diller.
Mr and Mrs Ab Bristor and their two daughters Belva and Zola of Minneola Kansas spent Monday in Diller visiting relatives and friends. They also saw Bristors mother Mrs Mary Bristor in Wymore before returning home.
Sunday dinner included Mrs F A Roseman, Mr and Mrs Otto Allerheilegen, Belva Jean, and Maria Jean of Washington Kansas. Supper guests were Mr and Mrs Elmer Eberhart and Gerry of Aurora Nebraska.
Mrs. Fannie Diller traveled to Fairbury on Sunday to spend a few days with her brother Sam. She has been ill for some time but is reported to be improving.
Miss Erma Sible and Miss Gladys Lottman attend the state university summer session. The four girls Marilyn Miller Garnet Barber Eleanor Weigel and Della Roelfs of the Congregational church enjoy a splendiferous and profitable time at the Pilgrim Fellowship Conference hosted by Doane College Crete.
The bulletin lists Robert D. Hall as minister with 10 A M Sunday School led by Mrs Earl Weigel and Mrs Donald McKenzie. Sanctuary service at 11 A M and Young Peoples Fellowship at 8 30 P M. Delegates report on Pilgrim Fellowship Conference at Crete during the 11 A M service next Sunday. Vacation Bible School starts Monday at 9 A M. Choir rehearsal is scheduled for 8 30 P M Wednesday.
A new book on the library shelves is They Came to a River by Allis McKay a best seller of the past year. It covers America's 20th century frontier along the Columbia River country in the Northwest and the trials of Chris Hallowell and her family. Donated by the U S C A club.
The Women's Association of the Congregational church held its annual June Tea on Friday June 6 at the church with Mrs. Ralph Long presiding. Mrs. Eva Green was elected auditor and existing officers will serve another year. A program followed the business meeting including devotionals by Mrs. Weigel and performances by girls groups. Mrs Hall spoke on The Little Lady of the Burma Road. A social hour followed in the annex hosted by Mrs. Wallis Clark.
Pastor and wife will be absent Sunday so no preaching service. Sunday School at 10 A M conducted by W H Clark and R N Southwick S S Supt. 8 30 P M Young People Friday 8 30 P M Business meeting at Parsonage. W S C S Next Thursday P M Quilt in basement. Come early.
The annual Sunday School picnic at St Pauls Ev Lutheran will be held Sunday, June 21 after noon in the park. Bring a picnic lunch for dinner together. there will be no church services that day.
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