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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
3
Market notice lists corrected prices for grains and eggs. Wheat and corn categories show varying quotes. mixed corn oats and eggs also noted with regional figures. Local symbols and stray numbers accompany the entries.
For sale an 80 acre improved farm with good pasture and bottom ground located 2.75 miles from Diller and a quarter mile from a school. H. H Green, Agent. Also strawberry sales by Frank Grone and Antone Zelleny. A spotted Poland China hog for sale by Ray Lamb. A team of horses, smooth mouth, listed by Wm Kissling.
An Iowa ad offers collection services by R. C. Valentine Co. of Marshalltown. It promises handling notes accounts and judgments with no charge, claims 38 years of experience and invites written inquiries from anywhere without obligation.
A local notice urges residents to buy extra War Bonds this week. It frames the effort as a civic duty with multiple historical D Days referenced to inspire contribution.
Me and Mrs Henry J Zie big Zie big son Pvt Carl H Zie big wounded in the southwest Pacific. Mr and Mrs Lorren Stephens and family visited Henry Henrich Wayne Schmidt and children with about twenty relatives and neighbors surprised Mrs Carl Wenz for her birthday. Mrs Mary Orr visiting Diller relatives. Fred Lottman weekend at Fall City with Archie Carmichael family. Carmichael is a night policeman. They also went to Missouri and enjoyed the lakes.
Herold Lottman of Fairbury left Tuesday for Chatham Field Georgia with a furlough extension due to his mother's illness. Bud extended the leave to care for family.
The streets in Diller have been much improved recently by regraveling and dragging. Local officials report smoother surfaces and better drainage after the maintenance work.
The Board of Education District No 79 invites bids for coal for the gymnasium. Bids must be clean good grade Colorado Lump and will be opened by June 15 1945. The board may reject any or all bids. R L Upson and D V Fandere fuel committee.
John L. Bouchal of Wilber Nebraska a 1912 University of Nebraska graduate and former U S consular official has been drafted at 57 for Special Service in Europe. He survived Gestapo detention and concentration camps returning to the U S on the Drottningholm and now leads a hand picked group to govern occupied territories in Europe.
Ak-Sar Ben races announce the 30 day spring meeting in Omaha starting June 19 after a two year voluntary blackout. The event is billed as the biggest midwest race of its kind between Chicago and the Pacific Coast.
A car of split oak posts labeled Cresoted Butt will last 30 to 40 years and is priced at 35 cents. Available from C Lteer Lumber Coal & Paint in Diller Nebraska.
Vast damage to Navy vessels in the Far Pacific prompts West Coast yards to seek fifteen thousand additional skilled workers immediately. Officials urge qualified applicants to contact local Employment Office or buy another War Bond if not able to help.
A Nebraska Safety Patrol report details a 21 year old driver fatally crashing into guard posts after allegedly falling asleep on a clear night at 1 30 a m. The road was well marked and in good condition, emphasizing that sleeping at the wheel is far more deadly than other accidents.
Rev Hainlen pastor leads services at 3 30 p m with Sunday School at 2 30 p m Mrs Robert Upson serves as Sunday School Superintendent other church activities listed in the notice.
Rev Otto Spehr pastor Duane Wolken superintendent Sunday School starts at 10 a m Worship at 11 a m Choir rehearsal set for Thursday at 9 p m
The church announces a June schedule with choir rehearsal Friday night at 9 p m worship Sunday at 9 a m and 10 30 a m Father and Son Banquet at 7 30 p m Wednesday June 20 features Women’s Missionary Society at 2 p m led by Mrs Elmer Maastch.
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