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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1941
Page
4
Harry Greider paid an extra year's subscription to the Record on Monday morning marking the 41st annual installment. Steele City residents are using dial telephones with some difficulty understanding dial procedures to reach the intended party.
Mr and Mrs Leon ard Roelfs formerly lived in apartments and recently purchased furniture. They now reside in their own hired house at 3039 Larimore Avenue in the northwest part of the city.
Mrs Sadie Diller of Torrington Wyoming will spend the summer with her daughter Mrs Eunice Stout in Curtis Nebraska. Confined to a wheelchair after a stroke nearly four years ago.
The Rev. Geo. D. McClelland, pastor of the Baptist church in Fairbury, is appointed as a chaplain in the army reserves and will soon be called to active duty. He is described as sound in doctrine and free of modernistic influence.
Irvin Roelfs drove his truck to Lincoln on Saturday evening to help move the Purcell family from Bethany to a new home closer to the city center. A young woman in the family is believed to be involved in the plan.
Mrs Anna Hemminoger and her daughter Rein from near Beatrice stopped at the Record office last Friday and sent $1.50 for a yearly subscription for Mrs Etta Siebolt who lives on route 6 Beatrice. The Record will be mailed to the Siebolt home each week if the mail map holds.
Geraldine Wiemers recalls a confirmation day at a country church four years ago, the pansy at Christ’s feet, and the moment when God seemed to lift her cares. The memory shapes her faith across travels to larger churches and remains deeply personal.
A three year old boy named Robert, accompanied by his aunt Cleo, visited a grammar school during recess. He threw clods at silent students in class and was picked up by the teacher, then delivered to his aunt, who asked why he behaved so. He replied, They kicked me out.
Arthur Timm called at the Record office this forenoon and paid one year backward and one year forward on his subscription. Moisture was needed to soften the surface after showers Tuesday night and Wednesday totaling 29 hundreds of an inch.
County seat papers in Gage and Jefferson note Doris Hasche as elected to teach near Harbine. Hasche says she applied for the position but has received no election notice.
The War Department requests civilians wishing to enroll as volunteer observers in the air warning service to apply to the nearest State Defense Council branch and not to Air Corps stations. Between 500 000 and 600 000 volunteers are to be enrolled before August.
Renowned Austrian violinist Fritz Kreisler, age 66, was struck by a delivery truck while crossing Madison Avenue at 37th Street against a red light. Initial fears of serious injury gave way to reports of recovery.
Government actions to stabilize farm prices prompt farmers to boost output of pork dairy poultry peas string beans tomatoes and sweet corn for canning. Wheat and corn demand remain weak while the Ever Normal Granary supports flexible AAA expansion to meet home needs.
In 1895 William G Morgan then physical director at the YMCA in Holyoke Massachusetts invented the volley ball game.
Missouri beekeepers warn that national demand for honey has dropped and threaten a slow season. Local producers cite weary markets and consumer indifference as they anticipate a challenging year for honey sales.
A thick blanket of mineral wool around a standard hot water tank can raise available hot water by about one third. The insulation reduces heat loss and helps the tank heat up faster.
The Stamp Plan is designed to provide for your family and help American farmers bridge the gap between over supply and under consumption.
Readable notes show a promotion where buying Orange stamps yields value and Blue stamps are offered free. The text specifies denominations of stamps and a 25 cent unit, with a promotional per dollar value and Blue stamps provided at no extra cost. This item reflects a consumer promotion from a historic period.
The article traces the origins of coffee as a beverage to the Persians, noting early use and cultural adoption.
The federal fuel administrator ordered electric advertising signs darkened on Sundays and Thursdays each week, starting December 14 1917, as part of wartime conservation measures.
When grating an onion cut off only the root end left stem on to use as a handle. It holds the vegetable together during grating and prevents your hand from slipping.
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