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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1942
Page
5
For sale tomato plants and mango pepper plants advertised by 11 Mrs S E Fasnacht. Seed Corp offers white seed at 225 a bushel through Cooper's Elevator sale listings.
Australorp whites and speckled Sussex and dark Cornish day old chicks for sale. Electrically hatched at nine dollars per hundred. Flocks headed by trap nested stock. Also setting eggs for Austral whites. Located under Mrs Theo C Henrichs management.
The Jefferson County Rationing Board urges consumers who have not registered for sugar to do so after May 20.
Woman thanks friends for kindness during illness. D. V. Fanders and Carl Deikman drove to Omaha for a Standard Oil Co. banquet and dealers meeting and returned the same night.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Fisher donated $200 to the Red Cross. Mr. and Mrs. George Champ and Mrs. S C Moser were callers in Fairbury Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Vester Carmichael visited on Mother’s Day with her son and family from Holmesville Nebraska.
Attorney Arthur J. Denney of Fairbury is to deliver the commencement address at Steele City High this Thursday evening May 14.
Mrs. S. B. Viers received a cheerful Mother's Day telegram from her son Serenus in Buffalo New York, brightening her Sunday with a special message.
A son born May 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Russell McCreight of Fairbury weighs 8 pounds. Mrs. McCreight and baby Gene Dale remain at the Fairbury clinic.
Mr and Mrs Frank Mahl mann and daughter Joyce Mr and Mrs Henry Mahlmann all of Hollenberg called at the Ernest Schulz home Tuesday afternoon.
Social notes record visits among Easley Stephens Moser and Henrichs families from Marysville Omaha Lincoln and Remsen plus Beatrice courtesy. Beatrice Sun reports overruled motion for new trial in Velma Fanders v James Davison auto accident suit with a jury verdict of 3500 awarded last November 3.
Mrs Harry Allen of McCook Nebraska visits her mother Mrs Ezra Loth and other Diller relatives and friends. She plans to leave Saturday with her son Harold who stayed in Diller to finish his school term. Harold was the handy man at the Record office and will be missed.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sixel of Plymouth are the proud parents of a baby daughter.
Mr and Mrs Dean Barber and Dennis Dee of Fairbury spent Mother's day visiting Diller relatives, sharing time with family members in the area.
Mr and Mrs Wm Ahrends and family hosted Sunday dinner with Mrs Lou Wenz Anna Bertha f and Carl and Mr and Mrs Bill DeBoer and family from near Fairbury.
Mrs Seaman entertained Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson and family Mr and Mrs Elmer Meyer and Fayetta with a chicken supper on Saturday evening in honor of Max Thompson who left for the army Tuesday.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Gerd Henrichs Sr and family included Mr and Mrs Gerd Henrichs Jr and family Mr and Mrs Henry Saathoff and family Mr and Mrs Emil DeBoer and family Mrs Marie Schmidt and family and Henry Henrichs.
Mr and Mrs H A Bell hosted their children for Mother's Day. Attendees included Benford Bell with Barbara Dee, Raleigh Bell with Sue Ann and Virginia, Donald Tincher of Lincoln, and Max Bell with son Max Jr. of Kansas City Missouri.
Richard Ramsey twelve son of Mr and Mrs Homer Ramsey of Beatrice is recovering from injuries from a fall from a wagon loaded with railroad ties. He sustained cuts and bruises about the head and face and was taken to his sister Mrs Paul Zellengs home where he stayed for several days. A Mother's Day dinner was held at the S J Thompson home with Christie Seaman and many relatives present.
The D W D project club gathered April 29 1942 at Mrs Ralph Long’s house with seven members and visitor Karen Jean Long. The president led a Flag Salute and minutes. Plans were made to attend Achievement Day in Fairbury on May 14 and members discussed Window Treatment and curtain uses.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Hemminger of Beatrice marked their birthdays together at their new home last Sunday. Guests included Calvin Waggoner and Carol Jean Geer, Charles Waggoner, Clara Allen, John Steiner, Limon Finch and Wayne, Elmer Rains, Rolls, Arthur, Harold and Rolla Jr. They shared a covered dish luncheon and an afternoon of visiting and reminiscence.
Arnold Henrichs of Remsen Iowa visits since last Friday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Henrichs in Diller Iowa with Beatrice as the caller on Saturday
Archie Raney, a resident living east of Diller, has become an apprentice at the U S Naval hospital in Bremerton Washington.
Miss Nellie Green Dickie Raymond and Miss Gertrude Doerr from Lincoln spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs R W Green and other relatives and friends.
Elmer Garrels, who spent a ten day Army leave at home with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Garrels, departed Sunday for Fort Sam Houston San Antonio.
Mr and Mrs Fred Deeter of Harbine announce the birth of their son Jimmy on Tuesday May 5 at Lutheran hospital Beatrice. Mother is former Ruth Barber daughter of Les Barber.
Robert V. Denny of Fairbury is named commencement speaker at Hollenberg Kansas this Thursday evening May 14. He will deliver the commencement address at Endicott High next Thursday evening May 21.
Mrs Will Grits accompanied her son Walter of Beatrice to Kansas City and spent a week with Mrs Violet Spiegel and family. They then drove to Camp Crowder Missouri to visit Robey Grits.
Dorothy Pingel and Marilyn Miller missed the regional national music contest due to transportation shortages. The war reduced attendance this year to about 3000 students, far below last year’s value of well over 20,000 at Topeka Kansas, easing competition for those present.
Church notices announce 10 A M Sunday School led by Supt Mrs Earl Weigel and 11 A M Sanctuary Service on Acts 2 47 with the Allied Nations membership question. An 8 30 P M Young Peoples Fellowship features Mrs Bonham Fairbury in an illustrated lecture. all are invited.
Rev L J Wolff and C L Hullman urge parishioners to contribute on Sunday May 26 for the Lutheran World Action fund aiding soldiers sailors and orphans. Congregants are asked to give offerings to support the cause and its mission.
Pastor W. H. Clark leads Sunday services with Sunday School at 10 A M and preaching at 11 A M on the theme What is Man? A regular young people's service follows at 8 30 P M. A parish business meeting is set for Friday night with plans for Vacation Bible School to be announced, likely around June 1.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Schultz and Elva Jean called at the Carl Tegtmeir home near Odell Thursday evening.
Mr and Mrs Henry Scheele and family were callers in Beatrice Saturday evening.
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