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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1947
Page
2
The Diller Record Weekly founded by F. T. Pearce with Lawrence Brown as owner and publisher lists advertising rates and notes post office filing in Diller Nebraska as second class matter.
A U S Treasury message explains how to reach savings goals using Payroll Savings. Read the simple chart to see weekly amounts needed in U S Savings Bonds. The note vows a return of one extra dollar for every three dollars invested when bonds mature in ten years.
Rev. Wolff and his wife Mrs Loria Wolff with two children Elizabeth Ann and Sammy traveled from Polland to Bloomfield Nebraska. He left January 7 aboard a relief ship. The family joined Mrs Wolff’s parents Mr and Mrs Jake Lottman in Diller after seven weeks in Sweden. They witnessed war devastation, poverty, hunger, and fear among women and children, amid puppet government suspicions. More next week.
Mrs Nell Furchild Miller aged 73 of Lincoln died April 24 1947 after an eleven day illness. Funeral services were held April 27 at the Nuckolls Funeral Home Fairbury with burial in Prairie Home Cemetery beside her husband John. Survived by two sons James of Los Angeles Calif and Douglas of Cunningham Kansas a nephew Edwin Miller four grandchildren three brothers and a sister with many nieces and nephews and numerous relatives attending from Lincoln and nearby areas.
Wanda Lee Pickard and Arnold Send wed on April 17, celebrating in Fairbury with Wanda, granddaughter of Jim Pickard of Diller, and friends at 909 Catree. The report notes a rare weather forecast history and broader rain coverage.
Local advertisement lists Fairmont ice cream at 25 cents per pint with additional notes on ice at 80 per hundred and Sunday openings. Also mentions Jacobs Cafe and a for sale section including two bridles and a woman leaper.
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