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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1941
Page
3
A collage of farm classifieds and local notices from Diller Nebraska listing goats corn and tomato plants seeds and seed treatments for sale 1930s era items include Kaffir corn seed S.F Clark early kale seed and 1932 Chevrolet coupe for sale Also mentions Sears Roebuck glasses and a page note on pine plantations for paper industry nearby in the South Unknown date and source context.
Creditors of the Gilbert Blauser estate in Jefferson County Nebraska are notified to present and file their claims by August 26 1941. An examination hearing will be held August 27 1941 at 9 AM in the County Court room to receive hear allow or adjust claims. Dated April 26 1941 Samuel Gallamore County Judge.
Chester Schatmann of Steele City checked on business in Diller Tuesday afternoon. The Greider Brothers Harry Elmer John and Roy painted a residence on their mother’s farm 14 miles northeast of town. Calvi Wag noner and Agnes Crane Wright of Steele attended events in Hastings and Diller. The Mother Daughter Tea drew a large crowd, and Clyde Culman visited family while working as a bookkeeper in the CCC office at Pawnee City.
Mr and Mrs J L Kizer of Lincoln and their daughter Mrs Charlotte Kizer Bitz of Port Chester N Y visited their cousin Mrs M Callander here in Diller last Thursday.
Mr and Mrs James A Pickard receive photographs and commencement announcements from nieces Donna and Eileen Wood both in the 1941 St Edward Nebraska graduation class. The Woods are daughters of Mrs Ethel Pickard Wood Cruise of St Edward.
The N C S A Club gathered at the home of president Mrs Roy Geer due to muddy roads. Mrs Willis Clark attended as a guest and bingo prizes went to Mrs Richard Starling and Mrs Cedric Fanders. The next meeting is set for May 14 at Mrs Charles Waggoner's home.
The Diller School juniors sponsored by Mier Pool hosted a jungle themed banquet for seniors and faculty in the Methodist church basement. Guests enjoyed leis, native waitresses, and a toast by Avis Johnson before seniors headed to Lincoln for Class Day activities the next morning.
The Girl Reserves year ends with officer elections led by Avis Johnson as president and Delores Bernhardt as vice president. Denice Anderson serves as secretary treasurer with Catherine Barnett and Bette Novotny as song leaders. An Lincoln speaker Mr. Rice lectured to all junior and senior highs on studies teaching and missionary experiences. Primary penmanship awards Palmer Method earners Janet Walker Jonita Fletcher Victor Huttenmeyer Marilyn Clary Patricia Fletcher Alfred Broadstone.
Rev L J Woitt announces schedule changes for Sunday School at 9 and church services at 10 May 18. Lanham to dedicate the new organ gift memorial to Mr and Mrs Abie Women 8 Missionary Society meets next week instead of Wednesday. Midwest Synod meets at Columbus Nebraska with pastor and lay delegate Henry Wiemers attending.
A brief notice states that no gathering is scheduled for the Young Folks League. The expected meeting is canceled and no alternative date is provided.
Sunday School at 10 A M features a Mothers Day program during the hour. The mother with the largest family will be honored. No choir or orchestra rehearsal is scheduled.
While awaiting a light on a return from a fire in Canton Ohio, firefighters heard a shout of Fire and leapt from their trucks to tackle a nearby motorcycle blaze before returning to the firehouse.
Pacific Grove California reports a rare jury trial as 75 year old H G Olson refused to plead guilty to disturbing the peace. The city prohibits liquor sales within its limits.
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