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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1942
Page
5
The article explains dreaming is natural and influenced by evening foods like onions and fats may affect sleep. It notes persistent unpleasant dreams signal latent emotional issues and recommends evaluation by a specialist via the family doctor.
Estate of Willie E Mudge in Jefferson County Nebraska announces a final account and petition for final settlement and heirs determination. Hearing set March 27, 1942 at 10:00 A M in County Court Room. contest allowed. Samuel Gallamore County Judge. Published March 6 and March 19, 1942.
Mr and Mrs F J Nielson and grandson Dale Brinkman of Fairbury visited with Rev and Mrs Clark Sunday afternoon. If you need a new Brooder House this spring we have them for you. Come in look them over Ready Built C L Geer Lbr Paint and Coal Dilller Nebr
Wilbur Green Ira Casper Henry Scheele and Elvile Schipper left Sunday over the Union Pacific from Fairbury for Overton Nebraska to work with a U P extra track improvement gang. Mr and LaForest Fasnacht returned Monday from Wayne Kansas after a week away accompanying Mrs Fasnacht and her parents to Colorado Springs to visit friends.
Mr and Mrs H H Green traveled to Lincoln last Sunday to meet the Burlington Zephyr. Mr and Mrs Keith Johnson and Mrs Elizabeth McKenzie left Lincoln to head east for about a month with plans for Mrs McKenzie to join her husband in New York City. Frank Johnson joined the group to bid farewell and to resume remodeling work near College View with Harry Patton on Monday. Mrs Green and Bertha Stotts reported Delbert Stotts is slowly recovering from a severe illness and is able to be up but still weak.
Cuba manufactures razors at five blades per minute but demand forces importing twenty additional blades per minute from America. This shift underscores supply gaps in local production and growing reliance on U S imports to meet consumer needs.
Census data show U S hat factories use nearly 8 million pounds of wool annually. Many mills relied on wool for men’s and women’s hats, shaping the domestic hat industry and influencing material demand.
At town hall on Wednesday evening the school caucus nominated four candidates for School Board with two to be elected for three years: J. Smith Diller L. M. Cavett Virgil Geer and Scott Miller. The village caucus nominated two candidates for two year trustees: Glenn Long and Jon Huttenmeyer. The caucus favored holding the annual picnic. W. E. Anderson served as clerk for both caucuses.
Dora Wohlfarth welcomed NCSA Club members on a Wednesday afternoon February 25. Guests Miss Lelia Robertson and Mrs Isabel Sparks of Liberty attended. Vice president Mrs Viers led the business as president was absent. Bingo featured prizes won by Mrs Waggoner and Mrs Geer. A lunch was served by the hostess and helpers Gretchen Wohlfarth, Mrs Waggoner, and Mrs Sparks.
The Diller Victory Club 4H held its second meeting March 3 at president Stanley Abrends home. Members studied new material and assigned lessons while the main topic compared dairy and beef cattle. The three initiating members earned a victory seat and will receive 4H Victory pins. New members include Ray Benz Dwight Weigel Donald Bevan Freddie Garrels and Richard Garrels. Garnet Barber performed a piano solo. The next meeting is March 24 at Garnet Barbers home. Reporter.
A reader, a woman driver, suggests night safety ideas. She wears white clothing and white gloves to improve hand signals visibility after dark.
About 100 relatives surprised Mr and Mrs Carl Lucking Sunday evening to mark their silver wedding anniversary. A bountiful meal followed a service led by Pastor L J Wolff as the couple reaffirmed their vows from 25 years ago. The Luckings rejoiced as all their children were at home, two daughters and a son in law returning from Birmingham Alabama.
Church notices list Robert D. Hall as minister and Mrs Earl Weigel as superintendent with 11 A M Sunday School and 12 M sanctuary service on a Lent program. The Women’s Association Kensington meets March 6 at Mrs Ray Green’s home with eight P M start and the M E Church hosts a Lenten service led by Rev Hall with music by the church department.
W H Clark pastor R N Southwick S S Sunt 10 A M Sunday School 11 A M Preaching Service Subject Compassion.
Roman born in Wales Saint Patrick is cited as the patron of Ireland in traditional lore and widely celebrated across Irish communities, linking Welsh birth to Christian mission in Ireland.
The note records a weekly church schedule with Sunday services and a union service Friday night. Wayne Stevens was elected president last Sunday night and a speaker Rev. Hall is announced for Friday.
Hope Church in Harbine Nebraska lists a Sunday School and Bible Class at 10 30 A M, English Worship with sermon at 11 30 A M on March 8 1842. Thursday 1 30 P M Women’s Society meets at Mrs Norman Sixel’s home. Evening English Lenten service at 8 30 P M with choir rehearsal after. Saturday Catechetical class 10 A M to 11 30 A M.
Rev L J Wolff pastor and C L Huliman superintendent lead Sunday School at 10 30 and church service at 11 30 Luther League meets 8 30 Sunday evening staff meeting 8 Women’s Missionary Society meets Wednesday afternoon Lenten services Wednesday evening 8 30 sermon next week on Herod who offered Christ freedom for a little entertainment All are invited to all services.
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