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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1942
Page
5
The grain market listing shows corn yellow no. 2 and white no. 2 mixed with oats dry and cream no. 2. Live poultry prices include old roosters Leghorn stags and Leghorn hens. Prices furnished by Christopher & Co with eggs rose per dozen. Trading day Thursday.
Instructions explain that loose floorboards cause squeaks. Apply glue by inserting a thin metal strip or knife into cracks, spread glue along the join, and allow it to dry to silence the noise.
The hexagon is described as the construction basis for wire rope and as the form that encloses the most space relative to its outline. A basic wire rope type uses six strands of seven wires around a lubricated fiber core, with seven equal circles nesting around one center. Adding strands and wires yields design variation.
State tested seed oats advertised by W T Logan. Sweet clover in white and yellow offered by John Henrichs. Wedding stationery available at the Record office. Beginning Monday March 30 chicks for sale at 9 dollars per 100 offered by Mrs Theo C Heorichs of Diller.
Hubka and Hubka Attorneys for the estate of Willie E. Mudge filed a final account and petition for final settlement in Jefferson County Nebraska. The hearing is set for March 27 1942 at 10:00 A M in the County Court to determine heirs and discharge the administrator. Samuel Gallamore County Judge. First published March 5 1942. Last publication March 19 1942.
Mrs John Huttenmeyer and the mother of her husband visited with Mrs Katherine Frerichs last Tuesday 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 Neb.
Mr and Mrs William Wiemers and family were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Frank Wiemers. Mr and Mrs Alfred Wiemers and Carol were afternoon guests.
The past week saw continuous rain leading to snow on Thursday night and all day Friday. Snowfall was heavy with several inches, while the five day total rainfall reached 1.32 inches before sunshine returned Tuesday.
Deaney and Denney attorneys announce a hearing in Jefferson County Nebraska on April 11 1942 at 10 oclock AM to determine the time of death and heirs of Eliza Davis deceased. John Huttenmeyer petitions as subsequent purchaser seeking descent of Lot Seven and Eight Block Seven First Addition to Diller along with listed heirs Elizabeth Gillespie Harry Pierce Levi Pierce Lydia A Wilhite Mary E Pruitt and Mark Davis. Dated Fairbury Nebraska March 18 1942 Samuel Gallamore pty Judge Ist pub 3-19 last oo
An organization outlines practical daily nutrition using seven ordinary foods as a base: milk, meats or seafood, eggs, green vegetables, fruit, and bread. It recommends a pint of milk daily, enriched or wholegrain bread, citrus fruits for vitamin C, leafy greens for vitamins A and C, proteins from eggs or meat, and seasonal fruit for minerals. The guide allows unrestricted other foods and fats unless a doctor advises otherwise.
The N. B. Club met February 25 with Gertie Armstrong and all members present for embroidery and hot pad showers for Mrs Armstrong and Mrs Grits, followed by lunch. On March 6 with Grace Baumfolk all members attended a quilting session and lunch, with Mrs Baumfolk receiving a hot pad shower and a shipment box prepared for Ruby Grits at Camp Crowder in Missouri.
Church announcements list Robert D. Hall as minister and Mrs. Earl Weigel as superintendent. Messages highlight Memorial Day and Mother's Day reflections. Sunday School at 11 AM with life saving lesson, sanctuary service at noon, and a Young Peoples meeting at 8 PM. Women's Association hosts at Mrs. H H Green with Mrs. Ray Green assisting.
Dr. Max Cutter of Chicago reports in the Journal of the American Medical Association a method of concentration for external radiotherapy. The technique targets not only dose but area, shrinking exposure over time to focus on the cancer core while sparing healthy tissue. This approach showed promise in resistant cancers of the mouth pharynx and larynx with shorter treatment courses.
A new infantile paralysis treatment called the Kenny method wins support from Basil O’Connor’s National Foundation. Named after Sister Elizabeth Kenny, the Australian nurse, it abandons splints and relies on gentle exercise massage and hot packs to ease pain and reduce deformities in early cases.
Rev G C Lampe leads Hope Evangelical and Reform church service in Harbine Nebraska on Sunday March 22 1942 with Sunday School and Bible Class at 10 30 and English Worship at 11 30 The sermon title The Unity of the Spirit appears in the records.
A church bulletin lists weekly activities: Thursday evening English service at 8 30 P M with choir rehearsal to follow. Saturday catechetical class runs from 10 A M to 11 80 A M.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman superintendent Sunday School at 10 30 church service at 11 30 Luther League 8 30 Lenten services Wednesday 8 30 Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon April 2nd
W H Clark pastor R N Southwick super S S superintendent. Sunday School 10 A M Preaching Service 11 A M Subject Friend to Man 8 P M Young people meet 8 P M Friday Union Service at Methodist church Rev Hall will speak.
The article states the University of Havana is older than all but three American colleges William and Mary Harvard and Yale with the University of Havana dating from an early period in higher education.
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