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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1942
Page
5
Market report lists wheat and corn pricing by grade and batch. Includes Leghorn hens and roosters in pounds and notes quarterly supply details from Christopher & Co with Friday delivery.
Robert Upson quits farming and sells at public auction on his residence two miles east of town on Wednesday March 18 at 11 oclock. Items include 5 head cattle, farm implements, John Deere tractors and gear, hay equipment, poultry stock, household goods, tools, and more. Lunch served by Methodist ladies.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Carpenter and son Ivel visited Cather Carpenter and Ora Long in Beatrice on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd O. Smith and their children from Fairbury spent Sunday in Diller at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Smith.
Mrs. Arnetta Caylor and Mr. and Mrs. Myles Caylor of Crab Orchard spent the weekend with the former's daughter, Mrs. Ira Place and family.
Mr and Mrs Chas Waggoner hosted a dinner last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm Van Marter of Fairbury and Mr and Mrs Calvin Waggoner of Diller attending the event.
Mr and Mrs Cather Carpenter and Lorraine of Beatrice Mr and Mrs George Carpenter and Mr and Mrs Ralph Carpenter and children of Fairbury spent Sunday at the Eldred Carpenter home.
The Keystone Kensington of the Congregational church enjoyed a pleasant Friday gathering at Mrs. Ray Green's home on March 6. Mrs. C Renz led devotionals and Mrs R Long oversaw the business session before contests a Bible quiz singing and whistling. A lunch was served by Mrs. Green with help from Mesdames H Green L Caldwell and Vera Ball. Reporter will note April host Mrs Herbert Barber.
Page notice from Jefferson County Nebraska. Estate of Willie E Mudge deceased. County Court hearing set for March 27, 1942 at 10 oclock A M in County Court Room. Administrator submits final account and petition for final settlement and heirs’ determination. Samuel Gallamure County Judge. First published March 5, 1942. Last published March 19, 1942.
A wartime prayer notice invites readers to join in collective prayers for the country and its soldiers. Mr and Mrs Ben Behrends invite to a home gathering next Sunday evening March 15 at 8 30 war time to launch earnest prayers for safety and spiritual renewal.
Church notices list officers and roles for the Womens Association and choir. Sunday School at 11 includes a sermon on What manner of man is this from Matthew 8 27. Sanctuary service at noon covers the significance of the Resurrection. Evening Young Peoples Fellowship at 7 30. Friday Lenten service moves to March 13 at 8 P M at the Congregational Church with Life of Christ by Alexandre Bida.
Community members were invited to a Lenten contribution event presented by the M. E. Church and Congregational Church, inviting participation and reflection during the season.
The Methodist church led by Pastor W. H. Clark holds Sunday School at 10 A M and preaching at 11 A M on Sacrifice. An 8 P M Young People session occurs. Women’s Society meets next Thursday at 2 P M March 19 with quilt blocks to be finished. Friday features Congregational church slides.
Rev G C Lampe presides at Hope Evangelical and Reformed Church in Harbinge Nebraska on March 15 1942 with Sunday School at 10 30 and English worship at 11 30 A M Sermon titled Gods Marked People from Ezekiel 9 6 featured. Lenten service planned for Thursday March 12 titled Shall I Compromise Him Choir rehearsal follows the service Catechetical class set for Saturday 10 A M to 11 30 A M
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman superintendent Sunday School at 10 30 morning service 11 30 Lenten services Wednesday 8 30 Parent Teachers meeting Friday 8 30 Everyone invited to take part in all church work and services
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