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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1943
Page
3
For sale barley seed state taxed and assorted items in Beatrice Nebraska including a 2 row Dempster cultivator a kitchen range and dining room furniture. Also a wanted ad seeking a man to set up and deliver furniture with draft free area and chauffeur license Kempker Furniture Beatrice Nebraska.
Many beautiful patterns showcased with reasonable prices. Shoppers will find this wallpaper in stock at Seeman and Co with immediate availability. C. L. Geer Coal and Paint supplies are noted in the ad.
On Wednesday afternoon March 10 the NCSA club gathered at Mrs Wohlfarth home for a business session followed by rock games. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Nellie Green. The next meeting will be hosted by President Mrs Ada Geer on March 24.
Sgt. Malchow and his wife returned to Manhattan Kansas after a fifteen day furlough granted Elmer from Camp Funston duties due to his father Christ Malchow’s illness. The family gratefully acknowledged the troop commander for the furlough while their father was seriously ill but now improving.
A small amount of yellow Big Dent up bred seed corn is offered for sale. The corn promises higher yields per acre and better livestock feed, suitable for pigs and young animals. John Huttenmeyer and D. Fanders accept orders at 3.50 dollars per bushel. Ben Bebrends requests buyers not call at his place on Saturday.
Mr. Wm. Jordening Sr age 63 died at his home five miles north of Harbine. Body at Waggoner Bros funeral home pending arrangements.
Mr and Mrs Harold Fasnacht left Hullenberg Kaus last Saturday for Jacksonville Florida where Harold is stationed.
Mr and Mrs Duayne Hillhouse welcomed a son named Aldean Duayne at Steele City hospital on March 13. Clarence Hullman returned home on furlough from Yuma Arizona for a visit.
County AAA meetings including one in Diller last Friday discussed whether farmers should continue in AAA programs with administration kept in farmers hands. Reaction was favorable. Monday's Fairbury meeting was postponed to Saturday night at 9 p.m likely at the court house with business men and farmers invited.
Diller will compete in the Jefferson County Spelling Contest at Fairbury’s courthouse this Saturday March 20. Registration is at 9 am with a 50 word preliminary written test at 9 30 am for fifth grade words. Seventh graders Faye Garrels Shirley Walker Mavie Holly and Donna Folkers are likely entrants. An inter county contest is set for Wilber on April 5.
The Jefferson County Rationing Board has been very busy issuing tractor fuel books to farmers with help from volunteers including Miss Gertrude Neville Mrs E E Cornelius Mrs Sterling Pickering Mrs Roy Schainost Mrs Johan Youngheim Miss Sophie Conerus Mrs D C McKey Mrs Robert Williams Mrs Clarence Galbraith Miss Frances Bradshaw J S Thomas and C P Eerbart. The court house resisted Tuesday evening at Egg Hill Larry Corrine Bradshaw and Homer Orble help is greatly appreciated by the board the e as
Mrs Roy Greider’s name was unintentionally left off the list of hostesses who entertained the Keystone Kensington at the home of Mrs Eva Green last week. Such omissions happen when a group of ladies entertain together.
The Woman's Association holds its monthly Missionary meeting Friday afternoon at Mrs Ray Green's home with Mrs Geo Freitag assisting. Mrs Scott Miller leads the program focusing on the Path way to Peace.
Mrs. Margaret Bixby arrived Saturday from Seattle and will reside with her sister-in-law Mrs. L. M. Cavett. Mrs. Griswold, who has lived with Cavett for the past year, will return to her Northwest town home.
Mrs Mary Stahl moved Friday from her son Alvin and family to the home of her son Lawrence near Swanton Nebraska. She will be cared for by Mrs Henry Wolters as she has been ill for some time.
Mr Alvin Stah moved this week on the old Watson farm southeast of Diller owned by W A Snyder and vacated by Bruce Barton. He and 17 helpers stopped in Diller at Bill's Cafe for a noon dinner. The caravan of trucks cars and trailers stretched a block long.
Pastor C W McCaskill leads a Sunday schedule with Mrs Robert Upson as S S Supt. Sunday School at 10 and church services at 11 featuring a sermon by Robert L Pullen director of public speech at Fairbury Junior College.
John Weers S S Superintendent leads Sunday School at 10 30 A M with church service at 11 30 A M Robert D Hall minister and Mrs Earl Weigel S S Superintendent lead Sunday School at 10 A M and church service at 11 A M
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