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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1945
Page
3
The corrected Thursday market listing shows wheat corn and yellow no 2 corn at 1.62, white no 2 mixed corn 46 cents, No 1 eggs, spring and hens prices, Leghorn hens and roosters per pound. Prices reflect small farm goods and poultry.
Multiple short sale notices listing paper shipping cartons for overseas servicemen at 19 cents each from Jordening's Store, copper range by Co pper tad Range, a 30 acre for rent east of Diller, seed oats and brome grass seed from Otoe and Marion seed growers, and various names such as Henry Meyers George Hilder Phillip Teddikan VT Logan.
John R Folkere and Martha D Folkere filed for an on and off sale retail beer license at their property in Diller Nebraska. Hearing scheduled at the city hall on Thursday March 29 1945 at 8 p.m. Village Clerk Jha Huttenmeyer.
Mr and Mrs Chester Sparke return to Colorado from a winter in California and stay with their daughter and son in Brighton Cole before visiting Diller. Mr and Mrs Drexler and Mary handle business in Diller Friday. Mr and Mrs Brown moved into their new home bought from the Fisher estate Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Dean Barber and son Dennis Dee of Hastings spent Sunday with Diller relatives. Deanie Dee’s 8rd birthday fell St Patrick’s day and his dinner was at great grandmother Isabel la Raymond’s home. Centerpiece was a decorated birthday cake baked by his mother with Oscar Amos present. Lawrence Caldwell and family could not attend due to flu.
Roger and Jimmy McBrice visited their grandmother Mrs E MMe Bride a Beatrice high school teacher then left Saturday for their home in Omeha.
Mr and Mrs Phillip Taddiker moved Monday into the late E E McCune property they recently purchased. Mr and Mrs Bert Haist of Crete visited Sunday with their daughter. Wayne Stephens who has worked in Crete the past two months returned to work on the farm. Mr and Mrs Clarence Wolken and family were supper guests Saturday evening of Mr and Mrs Floyd Hughes and family. Gene and Joan Wiemers visited in the Lorren Stephen home. Mrs W S Filley is visiting with Mr and Mrs Wells Andrews at Billows Montana.
For your poultry house will kill Mites and Lice and one application lasts a year. Also a disinfectant against disease. Only $1.00 per gallon. C. L. Geer, Phone 153.02, Diller Nebr. Mre. Frerichs has a new shingle roof on her residence. John Greider and Lee Calkins are doing the work. B. L. Kite moved to Ciatonis Nebr with his family and was a Diller business caller Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Garton and children visited Clifford Garton’s home Sunday afternoon. Irene Greider and Shirley Gerrels went to Lincoln Friday and returned to Diller Sunday night. Mrs. Donald McKerzie and baby son James Milton came home from Rairbury hospital Tuesday morning. Mrs. Harry Lottman and Alice Henrichs spent the weekend with Diller relatives.
Mrs W Dyer and her son Delphine and wife visited Sunday afternoon at the Lorrené home in Exeter. W W Stephene remained for a longer visit with his son and family.
Mrs Clinton Sandman and daughter Mary Ann visited from Fairbury from Saturday to Monday staying with her in laws Mr and Mrs Lon Snyder. They visited Earl McKay and other brothers in Fairbury and will soon join her husband in Chicago.
The text indicates men who have taken and completed preinduction physicals are to be investigated and need not worry about service until they are reclassified to 1A. The note reflects military draft processing rules.
Mrs Christie, guest of her sister-in-law Mrs Will Clark, returned Tuesday from Boulder Cole. She traveled on the Rocket to Fairbury where her niece Mrs WM Weers and family met her and she spent the night at their home after a period of illness.
Preston Milling Industries of Fairbury Nebraska urges farmers to bring wheat now and use their bins for corn. The ad highlights ready space and top market price to attract growers.
Thank you for the lovely cards and flowers received while in the hospital for Mrs Donald McKerzie and baby.
Beautiful wallpaper patterns available for immediate purchase. No waiting and no waste. Store also stocks paint enamels and varnishes at C L Geer Lumber and Co in Diller Nebraska. Phone 15302.
The Congregational Church announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. and church services at 11 a.m. Mrs Earl Weigel is S S Superintendent with Robert Pullen as minister. The Methodist Church lists Mrs Robert Upson as SS Supt and Pastor James Infelt leading 10:30 a.m. Sunday School and 11:30 a.m. Worship.
Rev Otto Spehr pastor at St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Worship at 11:00 a.m. public examination of the confirmands at the service. Luther League meeting at 8:30 p.m. Good Friday service at 11:00 a.m. sermon: Father into thy hands I commend my spirit. You are invited.
Werner C. Weichert, pastor, oversees catechetical instruction on Saturday March 24. Palm Sunday March 25 features Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Easter offering and 11:00 a.m. worship. Luther League at 8:80 p.m. Maundy Thursday service with Holy Communion at 8:30 p.m. Good Friday German service with Holy Communion at 10:30 a.m.
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