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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1949
Page
1
Elmer H Heiliger chairs the Jefferson County ACA Committee reporting 111 922 bu sealed and 37 471 bu covered by purchase agreements in February. Corn loans and purchase agreements available until June 30 1949 with total grain value $1 294 087.49 under seal in Jefferson County as of February 1949.
Leave-watches clocks and jewelry for repair at John's Store. Ear pick up and deliver service offered every Thursday.
This past week includes several transfers: William DeBoer and wife to Albert B. Sasse and Folena E. Sasse a portion of land in section 2 township 4 range 0 with consideration $7500. Fisher A. Musser and wife to Violet I. Fry undivided 3 of Block 8 First addition with consideration $1. Clare B. Waggoner executors et al to G. Leonard Richardson west half of northeast and southeast half of northwest in section 10 township 1 range 1 with consideration $1. Lorin Wolff and wife to Albert J. Thieseen west half of southeast quarter of section 22 township 3 range 8 with consideration $1.
On a March afternoon the O E S School of Instruction for Naomi Chapter met at the Masonic Hall Diller under Mrs Oie Boehmer Lincoln District Supervisor No 6 A three course six o clock dinner was served at the Methodist Church dining room by Mrs Ruby Weaver and her Circle to guests members and husbands Ina Viers gave the welcome Ada Geer led singing with Marion Logan at the piano Afterward the initiatory work was demonstrated to the supervisor and chapter A gift for Mrs Boehmer closed the meeting Oil companies this year supply more than two gallons of light fuel oil for every gallon delivered in 1941 Allen Tinatman of Jansen visited the Record office Monday.
Women from Congregational Lutheran Methodist and Ellie Methodist churches gathered at Diller Methodist for the World Day of Prayer. Leaders included Clare Waigouier O J Mayborn P T Nickeson C R Steffen Harry Foster and Esther Young. The offering totaled 24 dollars 40 cents and supported cooperative mission work. Mrs Frank Cully sang and Mrs Ray Eick played piano.
Diller High edged Table Rock 82 to 33 to claim third place in the Wymore district. The team finished with a 21 7 record for the year, 14 4 in regular season and 7 3 in tournament play. Co champions of the Pioneer conference with Plymouth this season. Mrs Emma Nelson visited Madison Wisconsin then returned to spend the rest of the year with her niece Mrs Frezee. Mr and Mrs Ray Hudson plan to move to the Caldwell farm west of Diller. Orlyan Sasee moves to Mrs Coleman’s farm west of Harbine. Robert Casper, ill, has returned to school.
Village and district 70 caucuses were held at city hall last week to fill three board seats with two year terms. outgoing members Long Men and Hatteomeyer. School caucus chose four candidates Riggle Upeos Schultz and Ruyle for three year terms. outgoing Upson and Stahl. Napthali lodge 206 A F and A M to meet in EA degree. Wedding license issued to J LeRoy Bently and Dorothy Stheele at Beatrice. Mies Roskilly wed Louis Nutech. ceremony Feb 26 at St Peter and Paul Catholic church Mor rowville. They will live on a farm near Mor rowville.
March 10 Napthali Lodge No. 206A M M regular communication on March 11 Garden Club holds business meeting at city hall at 7 30 p m with a film shown at 8 p m on March 15 O E S March 16 Diller Woman’s Club RPM with Mrs Frazee hostess March 17 W S C S meets at the church basement at 2 o’clock March 18 Keystone Kensington dedication of woman’s gift at the church
The Jefferson County Boys and Girls County Government event, originally slated for February, will take place March 16. Elected youths will assume county offices for a day and participate in governance activities.
The region sees days in the fifties and sixties then a rain turn to wet snow at night. Most snow has melted by yesterday as flood conditions on the Big Blue halted traffic to Beatrice on Tuesday, water receded by Wednesday. Dinner guests feature multiple Beatrice, Diller, Odell residents and Tarkio college plans. A new telephone directory is being prepared. those installing phones should contact Mrs. R. W. Green to be listed.
A German group reports two ersatz products claimed to taste like meat and milk and to match their nutritional value. Experts urge caution, noting past false substitutes and the long history of unfulfilled claims in food innovations.
The Precinct and a County Committee man will be in Diller on Tuesday March 16 from 1 to 9 p.m. at City Hall to aid farmers in filing applications for the 1949 Agricultural Conservation program.
The American Legion Auxiliary will host a food sale at Waggoners Store on Saturday March 12. Donations will be appreciated.
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