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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1941
Page
5
Tony Zeleny received notice this week to return to work at Beatrice for the Bonington Railroad.
Market notes from Diller Markets corrected weekly list grain and poultry bids. Wheat ruling at No 2 and white corn prices shown alongside hog values and leghorn hens per pound, with figures credited to Black Brothers grain market data.
Mrs Harold Cox greets her husband on Friday evening after he travels from Witchita to spend the weekend and attend a party at Dell Wehling’s home.
Fragmented notice lists historic claim about John Adams as first president to reside in the White House. It also includes a jumble of classified items for sale such as gasoline engines pump jacks seed oats and a Holstein bull offered by Claude Nider and contact 656 Harbine.
On your farm we are equipped to grind roughage and grain. Phone 112 45 for Meyer Bros. services.
Mr and Mrs George Renz express gratitude for the kind remembrances cards and gifts they received. It meant so much to them.
Sealed bids for the dwelling and barn, 24 miles south and 1 mile west of Diller, may be left at Diller State Bank before April 1. Cash bids only. seller may reject any or all bids. Barn 56 by 64 feet, house 14 by 30 feet one and a half stories. Julia Novotny.
Mr and Mrs W F Mathews of Wymore spent Wednesday with his nice Mrs H H Greep and family.
Mrs. Marie Meyers returned to her home southeast of Diller last week after spending the winter months at West Point with her son and family.
The NB Club met March 14 with Lola Geisbrecht among six members. Afternoon activities included making dish towels and a pleasant lunch. Felena Sasse received a birthday gift. The next meeting is scheduled for March 28 with Mrs Gritz.
Mrs Scott Miller addressed the Jansen P T A at the schoolhouse Tuesday evening on Interesting Things About Nebraska. Miss Gretchen Fanders teaches there and Mr and Mrs Dede Fanders attended.
Mr and Mrs Paul Beckwith and sons Dwain and Billie of Boone Iona and daughter Mrs Wayne Cramer and son Robert Lee of Webster City spent the weekend at the home of Mrs Jennie Line. Mrs Robert Beckwith accompanied them but went to Carleton Nebraska to spend time with her parents.
Mrs. J. M. Hiatt reports her son Joe C. Hiatt has enlisted and is located at Fort Drum Battery E 59th CAC at the Philippine Islands. He notes planes flying boats sailing and bands playing to welcome arrivals. The climate is warm then cool at night with good food and rifle issue. Many from Nebraska and the USA are present. Three weeks of recruit training will be the hardest part. Mapila is described as a city the size of Omaha.
A Jefferson county relief report shows 660 families received free surplus commodities totaling in many items including apples grape fruit lard evaporated milk and flour. The piece argues a food stamp plan would move goods through local stores boosting business and reduce relief dependence while teaching thrift.
Dr Claude Ellis and Miss Phyllis Rent of Beatrice were guests Wednesday of her grandparents who marked their golden wedding anniversary.
On Thursday evening of last week Virgil Geer began his work in Masonry. Visiting members included Wm Weigel a Beatrice jeweler and William Van Marter of Fairbury.
Lluis W. Meyer and five other Gage County men left Beatrice for the Omaha induction center to begin their United States Army training camp assignment, according to local notices.
St Patrick's Day themed pinochle gathering at the Dell Webling residence on Saturday March 15 featured five tables and a fruit luncheon. Robert Duis won high score while Marty McCawley had the low. hostess Velma and Dell hosted guests including the McCawley and Duis families and several friends.
Rev L J Wolff pastor announcements for Sept 8 include Sunday School 9 30 English service 10 30 Luther League 7 30 Lenten service Wednesday 8 pm Women's Missionary Society Wednesday 2 pm Church Council meeting Monday evening
Mrs Earl Weigel Santa SS 10 A M topic Jesus Condemned and Crucified Luke 23 What shall IS do then with Jesus which is called Christ Rev R B Hall Avoca Nebraska will hold evening worship Sunday 8 oclock He desires to meet the congregation after service to discuss church future Mrs Lee Calkins hostess Missionary Society Friday afternoon March 21 Mrs John Sailing leader Ladies Aid Thursday Senior Choir Practice Friday evening
W H Clark pastor Mrs Ray Lamb leads Sunday School at 10 AM and preaching at 11 AM on Holy Spirit. Young people meet at 7 PM. Official Board to meet Friday 7 30 PM. Sale committee will call this week for sacks of oats barley seed corn for Hebron community sale on Wed March 26. Bring sacks to parsonage porch with name label. Please bring whole family next Sunday.
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