Diller Markets Report Mixed Poultry and Grain Prices
Market notes show Thursday prices for wheat corn and poultry. Wheat and corn quotes appear with varying figures while poultry offerings include hens weights and egg listings.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1939
Page
5
Market notes show Thursday prices for wheat corn and poultry. Wheat and corn quotes appear with varying figures while poultry offerings include hens weights and egg listings.
Mrs C J Hiatt offers a for sale cook stove and barred rock eggs for hatching. Contact Mrs Hiatt for details and pickup.
Fred Iotinna offers strawberry plants for sale at 35 cents per hundred. Limited stock available.
An advertisement for Cooper's Best Chick Starter from The O A Cooper Co promotes a vitamin rich feed with carotene to help chicks resist illness. It highlights protecting chicks against soup and colds and positions the product as a valuable poultry starter.
The annual Library Association meeting will be held at the Library on Monday April 3 at 8 o clock. Everyone is welcome to attend.
The Methodist ladies host a cafeteria luncheon at City Hall on Friday serving both dinner and supper. The notice invites all to join and enjoy homemade ice cream provided by the committee.
Notice of Election announces Village Council and Board of Education races to be held at City Hall on April 4 1939. Three village seats two school board terms of three years and one year one year term. Polls open 8 A M close 8 P M. Chas Waggoner Clerk.
Odell hosts an afternoon and night session on Wednesday April 12 1939. Steele City offers an afternoon event on Friday April 14 1939 and Diller a night session the same day. Electric service is affordable and convenient. Beatrice Power Co.
The County Clerk announces a new public filing system with individual sheets for each filer to list all their mortgages. It urges holders of paid mortgages to send releases promptly to clear records and update status. Homer Brunk County Clerk.
Miss Merele Vivian Littrell and Mr Lynn Cloyd Cully of Fairbury were united in marriage in Lincoln last Saturday. The couple will reside in Fairbury where Lynn works for the H P Lau Company, and they are staying at the C H Cully home there.
Miss Margaret Backett of Des Moines Iowa married Bradford Diller son of Mr and Mrs S Roy Diller at the Baptist parsonage in Fairbury on Saturday afternoon March 25 Rev George McClelland officiated The couple left that evening for Texas with Mrs Myrtie Diller and Mrs Walter Carpenter to visit George Oaks in failing health They will reside on the Oaks farm west of town where Bradford has been harvesting for several years
Mrs Wiemers hosted a March 28 pot luck reception at their country home to welcome newlyweds Mr and Mrs Max Logan. The playful event featured a staged wedding with a brimming cake, a flower girl in white, and a ring bearer carrying a ring of Bologna. Attendants and guests celebrated with ice cream cake and a lace table gift, thanking the hosts for a royal evening.
The Diller Ropers met March 21 at the Protestant Orphans Home. New members Richard Steffen and Richard and Freddie Garrels joined. Weather canceled an intended canyon trip. Demonstrations on Problem I were given by Roe Patton, Stanley Diller, Darrell Beck, and Wellington Dean.
The NCSA Club met with Gretchen Woblfarth on Wednesday March 22 after a short business meeting. Guests included Mrs. Nancy Robertson Mrs. C L Waggoner and Mrs. C R Steffen. Prizes were won by Mrs. Chas E Waggoner Mrs A A Eick and Mrs C L Geer. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be a fine party on Wednesday April 12.
The N B Club met at Mrs Blanch Stephens residence on Thursday March 16 with ten members present. Visitors included Mrs Hezel Wiemers and children Mrs Gerd Henrichs and Mrs Jake Lottman and Merlyn. Members embroidered dish towels and enjoyed ice cream cake and coffee. Next meeting set for March 31 at Mrs Lena Wiemers.
The Dorcas Society met in the basement of the M E church on Thursday March 16 for a monthly gathering. After a brief business session an entertainment committee offered potato games in honor of St Patrick's Day followed by a dan ty lunch of sandwiches potato chips and coffee served by Mesdames Rex Green Joe Nippert Ovid Carpenter Maggie Kurtz and Joe Hiatt.
Mrs. Gertrude Richardson and daughter Betty Jane and Phyllis Jean of Humboldt accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cooper to Diller last Sunday to spend the day with the Beckwiths. The Coopers joined the Beckwiths for the evening meal before returning home.
The church announces Palm Sunday services with a sermon titled Arise let us go hence Behold we go up to Jerusalem The Jr choir performed a special number last Sunday The pastor's class meets at the parsonage April 1st from 10 to 11 am The reception of new members is planned for Thursday evening April 6th Members are urged to attend and consider uniting with the church for Easter time
The St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller holds a 50th anniversary celebration with an English Sunday service at 10 45 a fellowship lunch at City Hall and a 2 PM program. Easter Holy Communion is at 9 April and a banquet for youths is planned.
The Methodist Church led by Pastor C F Wagner and Superintendent S S Supt Mrs Ray Lamb invites all to a 10 A M Sunday School on new quarter lessons about Paul life and letters. A Palm Sunday service follows at 11 A M with baptism reception Lord's Supper and consecration opportunities for members.
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