Corn and mixed grains price listing item
Fragmentary OCR lists corn and oats pricing with a dollar amount of 162 and descriptors white and No 2. No complete context or quantities provided.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1945
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR lists corn and oats pricing with a dollar amount of 162 and descriptors white and No 2. No complete context or quantities provided.
Mrs A A Bick hosts the Diller Woman's Club on Friday March 9 at 8 00 pm Mrs C W Hiatt reviews Green Dolphin Street for the meeting The social committee will organize and each member brings a guest The Locking family held a surprise farewell party last Monday for Fred Locking and family plans to move to a new home near DeWitt
W F Green left Wednesday for Tecumseh to relieve the men on vacation from the Burlington section duties. Mr. Jeff Glather is visiting his sister Emma Glather and other relatives in Diller this week.
Richard Anderson of Waverly was seriously hurt when his westbound car on Highway 6 collided with a vehicle driven by Merle D Colgrove of Odell at about 6 p m Tuesday. Frances Armstrong of Waverly suffered multiple injuries. Both drivers were taken to Bryan Memorial Hospital. others in Colgrove’s car were Don Fiiebie Ditler Jamee Snyder and Raymond Brown. Armstrong suffered a broken arm knee and cheek. Sgt Den J Casey and Patrolman W P Simon investigated.
Billy Barton spent Monday evening with Richard Stephens in a social meeting. The two men were observed in conversation at a public venue on the occasion.
A housewife found a small grasshopper on a house plant and an investigation linked the death of 61 newly hatched nymphs to a pot placed in the garden last summer. Last Sunday guests for dinner included Mr and Mrs Bert Weaver and Donnie with Mrs L Forest Fasnacht and baby and Mr and Mrs C Blaueer and family.
Mrs W J Filley visits Stratton Nebraska this week with her son H B Filley and Mise Bierea Delano who works in the rationing office at Fairbury. They are looking after doeinees in Diller and visiting friends.
Relph Leaver and his wife with their daughter of Beatrice visited Sunday afternoon at the home of their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. John Ridenoor.
The Teachers Retirement bill faced committee argument and advanced to General File. A new bill tightens gun use against coyotes requiring game commission approval and gun safety measures. LB 115 proposes increasing veterans aid funds to eight million, with investments managed like school funds by the Board of Lands and Funds. Appropriations members tour state institutions in Kearey, Grand Island, and York.
A surprise farewell party for Mr and Mrs George Kisline and family was held at the school house Tuesday evening. The event featured singing games refreshments and a list of attendees including the Kisline family the Kisling family the Weers families the Logan and Freitagard households and others.
Mrs Onka Fratzen of Steele City is reported to be quite ill with high blood pressure and heart trouble. Friends hope for her speedy recovery.
The Diller Honor Roll will add any missing local servicemen from any military branch once weather allows. People should leave names at the Record Office or at Mrs Charles O Smith's home.
Congregation at church led by Minister Robert Pullen with Mrs Kari Wergel superintendent. Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. and church services follow at 11 a.m. Methodist Church overseen by Mrs Robert Upson with Pastor James Infelt. Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Worship Service at 11:30 a.m.
Rev Otto Spehr, Pastor Doane Wolken S. S Supt. Sunday School 10 80 a m Worship Service 11 30 a m Midweek Lenten Service Wednesday 830 p m Sermon My God my God why hast thou forsaken me You are cordially invited
St John’s Lutheran Lanham Nebr displays catechetical instruction on Saturday March 4 and weekly worship at 11:00 A M with Sunday School at 10:00 A M Pastor Werner C Welchert leads. Lenten service at 8:30 P M March 7. Women’s Missionary Society 2:00 P M led by Miss Freda Korff March 7. Ladies Aid 2:00 P M March 8 hosted by Mrs Rudolph Duis and Mrs Joho Rippe.
An article explains that pilots can fly blind if high but drivers need clear sight. It states state law forbids posting signs or stickers on windshields, side or rear windows, except legally required ones. It also requires rear view mirrors on motor vehicles. Next week's traffic law update will cover safety.
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