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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
3
The Diller markets list corrected prices for grains and eggs. Wheat and corn No 2 grades show mid 40s to 50s per unit while eggs for springs hens average around 43 to 47 cents per dozen. Prices reflect local agricultural trading and poultry rates.
For sale an 80 acre improved farm with good pasture and some bottom land. Location three miles from Diller and quarter mile from the school. Contact H. H Green, agent. Also for sale canning peas From Mrs Albert Fasnacht.
Advertisement from R C Valentine Co Marshalltown Iowa offering collections services. States notes judgments accounts and similar items are handled with no charge of any kind and 38 years experience. Calls for full writing without obligation.
Mrs Merta Diller entertained last Sunday with guests including her sister and family. The group from Lincoln included Mr and Mrs Harry King and daughter Abedean, plus her nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Bernard King of Beatrice and her aunt Mrs Virge Price of Lincoln.
Recovering from illness, Mrs Abbie Fox and Mrs Wells Andrews with son Gary thank friends for letters cards flowers and kindness. They extend gratitude for support during illness while visiting at the W I Filleys home in Billings Montana.
Mrs Sherman Chapman of Blue Springs joined weekend guest Mrs Theodore Henrichs while Mr and Mrs Earl Pretzer Pickerell Mr and Mrs John Holz Adams Mr and Mrs John Greeman Pickerell Mr and Mrs Ralph Poppen Kansas Mr and Mrs Ben Gebhard Mr and Mrs Folkert Gebhard and Mr and Mrs Ed Weers Diller were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Wenz in honor of Carl s birthday.
Mrs Matilda Casper enjoyed a ten day vacation visiting sisters in Deshler and Grand Island before returning to Diller. Mr R J Bazant had ton sils removed at Odell hospital. Mr and Mrs John Behrends moved to Lex Barber property in Shea as John seeks summer work with Harold Logan.
Mrs. Ervin Kast and her daughter Sybil Diane of Fairbury visit aunt Mrs. Fred Lottman and family. Keith Pickard, also of Fairbury, spent the weekend at the Lottman home. Eleanor Weigel, a State University student, visited her parents and brother in town from Illinois.
The G I Joes Wives gathered June 14 at Mrs. Alvin Rehms home hosted by Mrs. Rehms and Mrs. E. P. Uphoff. Prizes were won in Flag Etiquette and Military Slang contests. Bunco high score went to Mrs. Donald McKenzie with Mrs. Lee Barrett as consolation. Names of husbands on the honor roll were read. Attendance noted several illness absences.
Ensign Scott Miller Jr and his wife visit his parents Mr and Mrs Scott Miller Sr during a delay en route leave. They arrived by train in Lincoln and met relatives while Mrs Miller Jr visited her parents in Berwyn Nebraska. Miller Jr recently received his induction at Hollywood Florida and has served as naval trainer at Asbury Park and Princeton New Jersey. They will depart for Florida Friday morning.
Carroll Brown of the U S Navy came home yesterday to spend his leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Brown and his wife and baby who arrived here last week from Philadelphia. Herbert Barber has been bed fast the past week due to pneumonia and is reported a bit better.
Opal Man underwent a tonsil removal at Odell hospital Monday and returned home the same day. She is reported to be getting along nicely.
Miss Alice Line a Chicago schoolteacher came Sunday and was met in Lincoln by Leta Kinnamon. They spent the day at Mrs. Florence Steffen's home. Alice will share time with Fairbury friends and visit her sister Mrs. Steffen later. Richard Steffen at Great Lakes naval training school is expected home this weekend.
Methodist church announces Rev. Hainlen pastor and Mrs. Robert Upson Sunday School superintendent. Sunday School at 2:30 p m. Church services follow at 3:30 p m.
Rev Otto Spehr and Pastor Duane Wolken lead worship at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Offering for Lutheran World Action. Congregational meeting announced. Ladies Aid Thursday, July 5.
St John’s Lutheran in Lanham Nebraska posts a schedule with choir rehearsal Friday at 9 30 pm Sunday services at 10 80 pm and a congregational meeting on July 8. Flora Kissling visiting Plymouth as day operator at Diller Exchange. Mary Lou Thompson covers switchboard. Mrs Clarence Hiatt travels to Gulfport Mississippi to visit her son in the navy.
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