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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
2
Advertising rates announced per line with local reach and pricing notes. The notice specifies cost per line and emphasizes available spaces for local businesses and readers.
The notice packets outline revised validity dates for sugar, meat, processed foods, shoes, gasoline, and fuel oil stamps across multiple book numbers with new expiration timelines. It also reports a marriage announcement from Mrs. L M Cavett noting Juanita Cavett Johnston wed Pfc Kenneth O Johnston in Millarston with Canadian coverage and family context.
Mr and Mrs Carl Sandman of Denver arrived Saturday and will spend the summer months here visiting at the Lon Spyder home.
Prairie Gem 4-H Club met Thursday June 21 at 3 PM at the Fred No votny home. Twelve members attended with Ariene Schoen absent sick. Roll call focused on favorite movie. Members made luncheon sets and dish towels. Irene and Carolyn served a lunch of jello cookies pop and sandwiches. Next meeting set for June 28 at 3 PM at the John Weers home. Reporter Della Weers.
Members gathered at Dwaine Freitag’s home on a June Friday evening with Mr. Hansen present. They planned sanitation for calf pens and proper warm housing to prevent colds. Mrs. Freitag served lunch to 26 attendees. Next meeting set at Robert Larkins home on June 29 at 9 00.
A recipe claims beet leaf rubbed on the sting relieves pain after removing the stinger. It notes repeats after about ten minutes and credits Mr. Ben Behrends and others. A family picnic dinner and fishing trip is mentioned with several surnames and a mosquito bite-filled outing.
Wilbur Green came home Saturday from Odell hospital after an operation for appendicitis.
In the County Court of Jefferson County Nebraska the estate of Mae Ellison deceased is being processed. E A Wunder attorney represents the estate regarding probating the will and settling debts and assets.
The State of Nebraska Creditors of said estate will take notice that the time limited for presentation and filing of claims against said estate is October 6 1945 I will sit at the County Court room in Fairbury in said County On October 10 1945 at 11 oclock am to receive examine hear allow or adjust all claims and objections duly filed Dated June 2 1945 Samuel Gallamore County Judge (SEAL) 1st pub 6 14 last pub 6 28
Gloria Miler and Mary Elizabeth Freitax attended the Pilgrim Fellowship at Doane College Crete and traveled by bus from Fairbury returning next Tuesday as delegates of the local Congregational church. Dr William Diller and family hosted his parents at sister Willis Clark’s home in Salina Kansas over the weekend. Pearl Lowell and her son from Lincoln collected them and left for Lincoln Monday noon.
Strawberries remain plentiful though quality drops and many gardeners waste peas. Spring chickens appear to ease meat shortages. Local social notes cover visits, hospital stays, and Doane College news. May patrol reports recount 448 dangerous obstructions removed, 1 020 motor violations, 66 accidents, 556 arrests for safety violations, and fines totaling 4651.20 to the Public Schip fund.
The Weigel Service station plans a new cat of pest this week described as looking nice. Mr and Mrs Ed Wolters and daughters spent the weekend in Lincoln Ila stayed longer with relatives and friends. Mrs Eugene Diller of Fairbury visiting her daughter. Mrs Bernice Sieford seen on Diller streets last Sunday.
May fatalities in Nebraska reached 14, up from 10 in May 1944, lifting the year’s total to 67 compared with 64 a year earlier. Safety Patrols assisted 903 stranded motorists as efforts to curb parked car accidents continued.
Referee John C. Hartigan will conduct a public auction of real property in Jefferson County Nebraska on July 17 1945 at 2 00 pm at the courthouse south front door Fairbury. The tract is part of West Half Lot 3 SW Quarter section 24 T2N R4E containing about 9 acres east of a north south line fence. Terms are 15 percent cash day of sale with balance on confirmation. First notice June 14 last July 12.
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