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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1944
Page
3
The page fragment shows assorted market quotes for corn varieties including white No 2 and mixed corn, with scattered figures and notes. It also mentions oats, cream, and poultry items like roosters, indicating a typical Sunday or Thursday price listing from the local market.
Fragmentary notice references Walter Grivz and Diller phone 109 5. No clear event or action given.
Wagon Boxes receive shipment of grain tile boxes with limited stock at CL Geer Lumber Coal and Paint in Diller Nebraska. The notice urges customers to place orders early to secure availability.
The library announces summer hours for June July and August. The building will be open Wednesday evenings 8 to 9 30 and Saturday afternoons 3 to 5.
A seller named S. C. Hutchinson lists repair parts mainly for mowers and binders. He notes the stock is not complete but all items are in good condition and available for sale.
Minnesota visitors Mr and Mrs E F Habicht arrived in Worthington before traveling to Tyler Texas where their son Graydon Habicht has completed basic training and will serve as instructor The party also includes Graydon s wife and young son They plan to return home late in the week Also noted are visits by J Smith Diller and daughter in law Miss Julia Diller and Mrs Elizabeth Fouts and family in transit through Lincoln and Kansas City en route Rising City and back to Kansas City The report lists travel through Nebraska and adjacent states with family visits
Notice lists dates for Patrolman Examiner visits to county seats to conduct Motor Vehicle Operator's License examinations. Jefferson Gage and others have specific dates from July to December with afternoon and evening slots noted. The schedule includes July 19, Aug 16, Sept 7 and 20, Oct 18 and 19, Nov 15 and 16, Dec 20 and 21 with multiple pm times.
Classified notice lists one cabinet radio one kitchen table with four chairs one heating stove circulator one dining room table six chairs one Singer sewing machine and a piano. Contact Mrs Mary Green and Lee Schipper for details.
Local notice from L Geer Lumber Coal and Paint in Diller Nebraska urges residents to place winter fuel orders early. The ad mentions Haden Colorado and Jump and Oklahoma Nut on the track in a few days, with a contact phone 153-02.
Virginia Lea Garton spent a few days this week with her grandfather Mr and Mrs Oaks Lottman and her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Henry Reichboildt in Fairbury. A colored soldier peeling potatoes jokes with a fellow K P asking what the sergeant means by K P. The worker replies the sergeant seems to say Keep Peelin.
Mrs Frank Roseman who had been undergoing treatment at Byron Memorial Hospital in Lincoln has returned home south of Diller and is reported to be improving.
Recent directives from the College of Agriculture and State Labor office place the County Agricultural Agent as the central hub for farm help statewide. J R Hansen, County Farm Agent, coordinates a plan to match workers with farmers for harvest and haying with a survey indicating Jefferson County needs 300 helpers. Mrs. Frank Wiemers, who had surgery at Odell hospital last Thursday, is reported recovering nicely.
Congregational Church announces Sunday School at 10 A M led by Mrs Earl Weigel S S Supt and Methodist Church lists 10 A M Sunday School with Robert Pullen minister and Mrs Robert Upson S S Supt followed by an 11 A M Union Service.
Rev Otto Spebr and Pastor John Weers lead services. Sunday School at 10:00 A M Worship at 11:00 A M Luther League 8:30 P M Choir rehearsals and sermon notes. Wednesday 9:30 P M. Congregation semi annual meeting announced for Sunday July 2.
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