Unclear OCR fragment on grains and garden timing
The readable lines note grade labels for corn and oats and mention eggs and hens. The fragment discusses springlike weather and garden planting, with references to plowing and planting timing, but lacks a coherent event or source details.
W S C S Meeting Note and Local Moves
The W S C S will meet Thursday afternoon March 21. Frank Horsky and two companions moved from Barneston to their new home west of Diver, recently purchased from John Sediscek. Horsky is a dairyman and will deliver milk to Jordening's Store. Mrs Navotny and family spent Sunday in Wymore visiting sister Mrs Franks. Vonesak and husband also their son, Frank, recently discharged from the Army Air Corps, at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Boucher and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mrai
Frank
Horsky
Cons
Barneston
Diver
John Sediscek
Jordenings Store
Miovie -Navotny
Wymore
Franks. Vonesak
Aray Air. Corps
Classified Ad One 1934 Short Wheel Base Ford Truck
Ford 1934 short wheel base V eight truck complete with grain and stock. Spare tire mounted at ceiling price. Contact E. H. Jordening for details.
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Ford
E. H. Jordening
Poultry Raisers Promote Mite Cide Sale
A local lumber and supply dealer advertises Mite Cide for poultry house pests. The barrell sale offers high power gel at 100 dollars per gel with customer to provide a container. Contact C L Geer Lumber Coal end Paint at phone 15302.
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C. L. Geer Lumber
Wolf Hunt March 17 Near Steele City
Round up in Fred Kennings pasture southwest of Steele City. Trucks at Earl Nutter corner Endicott Steele City and Hollenberg will transport hunters to the hunting lines and back. Trucks depart 1 30 p m lines open 1 45 p m Proceeds go to Red Cross.
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Steele City
Fred Kennings
Earl Nutter’s Corner
Endicott
Hollenberg
Hunt
Red Cruas
Local Notes and Visits From Diller Nebraska
Mrs and Mrs Prioz Lottman and Blanch visit Raio Nebraska on Sunday. John Cotton Rosie Catula and Miss Flo Wharton of Knox ville visited Harbine friends in Nebraska City Blue Springs and Filley. Luther League met at St Pauls Church with prayer discussion. Paint stock and lumber goods advertised with post sales and farm equipment.
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Flo Wharton
Knoxville
Illinois
Clifford’ Bleuser
Luther ‘League of
Church Announcements from Congregational and Lutheran services
church notices from IINGREGATIONAL CHURCH led by Robert Pullen and Mrs Earl Weigel list Sunday School 10 am and worship 11 am plus midweek Lenten services and choir rehearsal. St Pauls Ev Lutheran led by Otto Spehr with worship 11 am and Sunday School 10 am . St John Lutheran Lanham Neb pastors Werner Welchert and service times 9:30 Sunday school 9:30 and worship 10:30. red Cross posters placed in Diller by Rev Goldenstein and county Red Cross chairmen H C Acker and RV Denney.
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Robert Pullen
Earl Weigel
ST. Paul’s EV
Otto Spehr
Duane Wolken
Ss. Ss
Weichert
Robert Upson
Werner C. Welchert
Women’s Missionary Society
Paul Lohse
H.C. Acker
The
Red Cross
RV. Denney
Diller
Project Club Neighborly Neighbor Project Club Meeting
The meeting at Mr. Frank Grone’s home had full attendance except one member. Officers were elected with Rudolph Hubka as President and Mrs Leonard Richardson as Secy Treasurer. Other posts included News Reporter Will Ames and leaders Lyman Finch Egbert Faxon Ward Finch Grone. Guests were Miss Margaret Hotham Mrs Arthur Vitosh Mrs Alice Hays and Mrs Georgia Hays. A fundraiser vote approved gifts to Red Cross and the Mary Ellen Brows scholarship.
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Frank Grone
Rudolph Hubka
Leonard Richardson
Will Ames
Lyman Finch
Egbert Faxon
Card of Thanks for Get Well Cards and Visits
Ray Rent thanks friends for the kind Get Well cards and letters received during the hospital stay. Attendees at the funeral of Ed Bergstresser in Lincoln included Mr and Mrs Wo Green Mrs Mary Green Mr and Mrs Wilbur Green Dwaine and Dennis along with Veral Green and two Omaha cousins visiting Diller relatives afterward.
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Ray
Wo. Green
Mary Green
Wilbur Green
Dwaine
Dennis
Ed Bergstresser
Lincoln
Veral Green
Omaha
Diller
Nebraska Safety Patrol Seeks Highway Patrolmen in 1946
Nebraska Safety Patrol announces openings for highway patrolmen with a competitive examination to follow. Applications due April 1, 1946 at Lincoln. Selected candidates attend a six week training camp at Ashland and receive paid stipends during school. Patrol pay starts at 150 dollars monthly during probation and 165 dollars after permanent assignment.
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Nebraska Safety Patrol
Nebraska Safty
Spey
Huidie
Tadio
Nebraska — ‘Safety Patrol
State House
Lincoln
Nebraska
State Guard
Ashland
United States
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Boone
Chester Sparks
Wolf Hunt
Cooper’s
Malchow Garage
White Star
Clare Waggoner
Orpha Waggoner
Waggoner Brothers
Wathor’s Blacksmith Shop
Prioz
Lottman
Blanch
Henry Séhe
Raio
John
Cotton
Rosie
Catula
Missouri — Bridge
Fortescue
Billy
Jstock
Pittsburg
C.l-Geer
Lbr
Diller Nebr
Trojan Hog Waters
Hudson Admiral Dusters
John Clauson
Luther League
Albert
Sasse
LaVere Michels
Carl _Lucking
Steffen Farm
Ozark
L-Geer Luuiber
C. A
C.F. Watters
ST John's Lutheran
Lanham
Nebr
Cyrene
Simon
Hig Cross
Goldenstein
Project Club
Wang
Gieliness
Merle Hostias de
Harold Henrichs
Waggoner Funeral Home
E. E. Vance
Embalmer
R. M. Traum