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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
3
Wheat corn oats and live stock quotes from The Diller Markets list grain prices and livestock values, including hogs at 10.50 and hens 44 to 5 lbs. Several buy and sell notices follow for a 1925 Chevrolet sedan, a Holstein cow, and a flood-displaced residence selling old lumber. Community picnic dates and a card of thanks from the Saathoffs conclude.
Probate petition for the last will of Guy Bernard Cassell deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. Mary Cassell is named executrix. Hearing set for July 19 1941 at 10 AM. Dated June 18 1941 Samuel Gallamore County Judge.
Leland Clary works at Geer Brothers repair shop as a carload of lumber and shingles arrives for the local lumber yard. Rev. Wolff travels to Omaha for Synodical business. Erma Sible, a Diller teacher, attends summer classes at the University of Nebraska. Families visit relatives in Harlem, Formosa, Beatrice, and surrounding towns. Harvey Zager and four Jefferson county youths join the army. Mrs Azra Loth visit family near Plymouth. Zagerman clan from Captor North Dakota visits Zager family. Nelsons from Oketo Kansas, former Diller school superintendent, visit Wm Green in Diller.
Albert Hance of Steele City traded in Diller this forenoon. Carl Lampe and family of Steele City visited and joined Mrs. Wilbur Green and two sons to travel to Jansen for a Jansen Diller softball game. Ila Peay of Quincy stayed with Mrs. Grace Fasnacht’s family. Terrill Pasco and son visited Aunt’s home from Beatrice. Stanley Lea left Fairbury for a California trip with stops at Ogallala to pick up relatives. A fried chicken dinner at Roy Greider’s included multiple local residents. Camp Jefferson notes: week at camp on the Blue between Fairbury and Endicott and assisting Reba Meyer in the YWCA camp for girls.
Mr. Wm. Kunecke of Carroll and his mother visited relatives over the weekend. He came with his wife and daughter who had spent a month with the Madden family, brothers Russell and Keith, then returned home by auto Monday.
The library lists new titles including Nobody's in Town by Edna Ferber The Wayfarer by Shirley Seifert The Morts Storm by Phyllis Bottome Lost Sunrise by Kathleen Norris Moran Beats Back by William Raine High of Heart by Emfilie Loring Dear Deborah by Louise P Hauck Secret Valley by Jackson Gregory Angels May Weep by Jane Abbott Also noted are library hours: Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons 1 to 6 Monday Thursday and Saturday evenings 6 80 to 8 30.
Courts of conscience existed in England in 1493 for the recovery of small debts, providing a municipal avenue for cash claims and debt disputes before common law actions.
Congregational Church notes Patriotic Sunday plans with special music and a sermon from Proverbs 29 18. The church reports Friday School contributions of over five dollars for Nebraska schools and vacation Bible school aid. The Diller Young Peoples Society maps a trip to the Canyons with a vesper service in the afternoon.
Rev L J Wolff pastor at St Pauls Ev Lutheran. Sunday School at 9 00, German service at 10 00. Rev Wm Harder to preach Sunday morning as pastor attends dedication in Chappell Nebraska of a new church building.
W H Clark pastor Mrs Ray Camb S S Supt 10 A M Sunday School 11 A M preaching service subject Whither Bound Young people go to canyons at 3 P M meet at church Ice cream social a success Vacation Bible school continues next week Children to attend 9 A M to 12 P M
A modern transportable battering ram with a 2,500 pound hammer breaks brick and concrete pavement at 80 blows per minute, serving as a powerful roadwork tool.
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