Market price list for grains and poultry
Corrected Thursday Diller Markets show wheat and corn quotes with varieties and conditions. Poultry items include heavy and light springs and Leghorn hens with per pound pricing and old roosters listed.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
3
Corrected Thursday Diller Markets show wheat and corn quotes with varieties and conditions. Poultry items include heavy and light springs and Leghorn hens with per pound pricing and old roosters listed.
Oil burning heating stove and thermostat for sale in Beatrice. Used two winters. Contact Robert D. Hall 11 Laurice Diller, employed in Beatrice, who spent the weekend at his father J. Smith Diller's home.
The Future Homemakers met at Betty Eick's home on Tuesday afternoon June 28. Betty Eick Ruth Anne Hiatt and Ruby Dauber demonstrated cookie baking with tasting by the group. Eleven of fifteen members attended with Mrs. S C Moser as guest. Officers for the year include Camilla Hubka president Betty Eick vice president Dorothy Finch secretary and news reporter Ruby Dauber song leader Ruth Ann Hiatt yell leader Ruth Ann Hiatt pianist Ruth Nelson leader Mrs R E Hubka and assistant leader Mrs Ward Finch.
Pvt Virgil Fasnacht, on furlough from Diller, departed home last Monday evening for Camp Campbell Kentucky where he is stationed.
Mrs Eva Green spent the week end at the home of her sister Mrs Ray Coleman of Hastings.
Clark McCurdy passed away Tuesday at Steele City hospital. Funeral services were held today at Steele City Presbyterian church with interment at Fairbury cemetery. Waggoners' funeral Service.
Sgt Frank L Lisec Jr and his wife Erma Sible of Bryan Texas returned to Nebraska last week to attend the funeral service of Frank L Lisec Sr of Odell The affair brought together the Lisec family for a rites in honor of the Odell resident
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Waggoner hosted a 6 o'clock dinner last Tuesday with guests Mrs Mary Carico and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williamson of Sioux Falls South Dakota. Mrs Carico and Mrs Williamson departed for Falls City Monday evening.
Sunday evening June 13 visitors included Mr and Mrs Frank Wiemers Mr and Mrs Alfred Wiemers and daughter Carol at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Wiemers. Monday evening Mrs Wiemers served ice cream and strawberries to Mr and Mrs Charles Chooge and family and Mr and Mrs Lorren Stephens and family.
The Farmer's and Box Holle stores will be closed during the afternoon of July 6.
Veral Green, a defense worker at Rawlings, Wyoming, spent last week visiting his family here. The trip highlights ongoing regional ties between workers in industrial roles and their hometown communities.
Cpl Everett Clark and his father S F Clark were dinner guests Monday at the home of Mrs Christie Seaman in a domestic social note.
Abner Cully remains unchanged after a light stroke last week and is slowly improving at a Beatrice hospital. Mr and Mrs John Lottman welcomed visiting children and families for Sunday dinner, and Mr Lottman received an easy chair as Dad's Days gift.
Mrs. Frederick K Barber known as Margaret Upson of Evanston Illinois is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Robert L Upson. Accompanied by her mother she spent Monday at friends’ home in Wymore.
Miss Gladys Lottman, a Steele City schoolteacher for three years, departed Friday from the Lottman home to Lincoln for hospitalization. She had been staying with Mr and Mrs Bud Lottman for three weeks. She was recently re elected with a fifteen percent salary increase.
Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Willis Clark and Petty joined Herbert and Mrs Barber for dinner then accompanied the Clarks Garnet and the Barbers to Steele City. In the Presbyterian church the seventeen year old Lewis John Williams presented vocal and piano pieces to an attentive audience and was praised for strong performances.
Mr and Mrs Clair Barnett marked their silver anniversary with a Sunday ceremony at their farm home. About 60 friends surprised them with a casual party and a Pyrex utensil set. Mr Barnett's father W R Barnett from Waverly Nebraska visited for a few days.
To Advanced Flying School Cadet Gerald J. Garrels son of Mr and Mrs Feed Garrels of Diller is one of three Nebraska aviation cadets who finished basic flying training at the Pecos Army Air Field Texas last week and are being sent to advanced flying schools with the Army Air Forces before winning their commissions and assignments to active duty.
Jefferson County post No. 24 American Legion will award posthumous honors to army navy and marine corpsmen of World War II on July 4 in the Fairbury Legion hall. The memorial plaque is being updated under Past Commander L W Schluckebier's direction.
A feature of the Cortland Congregational service on the first Sunday had Mr Hall preaching in the absence of the pastor. About thirty servicemen in training from Lincoln were entertained in local homes for dinner and the afternoon. The group sang America the Beautiful in place of a soloist, stirring emotions.
Mrs. Frank S. Wells aged 73 widow of former State Senator Frank S. Wells will be buried in Fairbury after services at the Christian church. She died Monday in Lincoln hospital. Survived by son Glenn Wells of Omaha and five daughters in Kansas and Nebraska. nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. brother Fred Beach of Compton California and sister Mrs. H C Leopold of Lincoln. Burial in Fairbury.
Renz of Diller among June selective service quota accepted for action duty. Hulbert Henry Christ of Plymouth, Robert Lee Korre, Glen Edward Riddle, and Leon Paul Ridenour of Fairbury also leave. Dolores Dhooge, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Dhooge, celebrates seventh birthday with an afternoon party for Betty Folkers, Margery Folkers, Bethelee Baumfalk, Dorothy Stephens, Joyce Wimers, and Marilyn Schmidt.
Roy Roelfs receives a three tiered box of California fruits on Dad's Day. The gift comes from his two sons Irvin and Leonard and their wives. Irvin serves in the armed forces and his wife stays with Mr and Mrs Leonard Roelfs in Vallejo California.
Mrs. R J Williamson receives word from her husband that son Bob Williamson will leave June 30 for Harvard University. After completing the course he will receive the rank of Ensign. Bob has been a radio instructor at the Sioux Falls air base in recent months.
Russ Madden visits at the home of his sister Mrs Wm Kunecke during a family gathering.
Congregational Church announces Sunday School at 10 A M led by Mrs Earl Weigel with S S Superintendent. Methodist Church reports Sunday School at 10 A M under Mrs Robert Upson with S S Superintendent. Church services follow at 11 A M with sermon by Robert L Pullen.
Rev Otto Spehr to be installed as pastor at St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church. Pastor Spehr’s father Rev P O Spehr will conduct the service. 11 A M Service followed by 8 P M Luther League and Ladies Aid on Thursday afternoon July 1 in the church basement.
St John’s Lutheran Lanham Neb. Werner C Welchert pastor Saturday choir rehearsal Sunday June 27 9 30 A M Sunday School 10 30 A M English Service 8 15 P M Luther League devotional and social meeting All young people are heartily welcome A profitable and enjoyable evening is promised you Sunday July 4 Regular quarterly congregational meeting
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