Market prices for wheat corn oats and eggs listed
The Diller markets report corrected Thursday prices for wheat at 155, corn yellow No. 2 at 96 cents, corn white No. 2, oats cream No. 2 at 46 cents, and eggs at 3 percent.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1945
Page
3
The Diller markets report corrected Thursday prices for wheat at 155, corn yellow No. 2 at 96 cents, corn white No. 2, oats cream No. 2 at 46 cents, and eggs at 3 percent.
For sale cabbage and tomato plants by Mrs Elbert Fasnacht. For sale two residence properties in good condition listed by S C Hutchinson.
Mrs. Eldora Aden Hueske has resided at the Ludington home since September aiding Mrs. Harold Henrichs with household duties. A recent announcement to relatives and friends reported the marriage of Dorothy Hilder of Portland Oregon to Cpl. Norman A. Overtstreet.
Mrs Adelaide Cherry and Mrs Betty Valentine of Valentine along with Mrs Louise Arnold of Taylor Nebraska visited Jeanie Upton and Cheater. Elmer Meyers hosted a fried chicken dinner last Sunday for T Sergeant Max Thompson on furlough. Guests included Sgt and Mrs Max Thompson Mrs Christie Seaman Mrs Matilde Glathar Mr and Mrs Maynard Lange Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson Lyon June Lee Dell and Judy.
Mrs. Deen Barber and her son Dennis left Sunday with her husband Dean Barber after an enjoyable week at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell and other Diller relatives.
Last Sunday Mr and Mrs F W Henrichs and Edgar with Mr and Mrs Glenn Long and family of Beatrice plus Miss Eunice Henriche of Bryan Memorial Hospital Lincoln and T Arnold Henrichs shared a family dinner with Mr and Mrs John Henrichs and daughter in Steele City.
District No 70 Board asks for bids on coal for schoolhouse and gymnasium. Bid deadline is June 1. Also notes attendance at graduation by A A Weyer family and Mary Elizabeth Freitag. Edna Hullman takes sick leave from Record office. road conditions affect travel.
Eastern county land owners and farmers are invited to a Soil Conservation meeting at the Town Hall in Diller on Truroday May 31. The program begins at 9 30 and includes slides talks and a Q&A by a Soil Conservation engineer. Agent J R Hansen and editor Albert Koepff of the Daykin Herald are noted among organizers.
Lightning hit the corner of the porch at Henry Wechsel's farm last Saturday morning. Mrs Wechsel entered the door as the strike occurred. The event burned out fuses lighting and the radio but left the couple unharmed.
Notices report the birth of a son, Michael James, on May 16 1945 to Mr and Mrs W McCabe Jr Myrtle Hutchinson of Wayne Michigan. A letter from Mrs Leonard Roelfs says she visited Mrs Clara Allen and John Strainer in Vallejo California on Tuesday afternoon May 15 and Clara planned to depart for Honolulu the next day from San Francisco.
New acquisitions listed include Burma Surgeon by G S Seagrove Great Stories from Great Lives by H V Prochnow Green Dolphin Street by E Goudge The Green Years by L Douglas Community Nurse by E Hancock Juvenile Jeep by A Dog for Defense by S C Watkins Scuttlebut Goes to War by M Friskey Come in and get a three month summer reading card.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Gore and Louie visit Mrs Gore’s parents Rex and Mary Green. The Gores move from Ponca Nebraska to Nebraska City. Mr Gore will coach and teach physical education at Nebraska City High School. This summer he serves as Recreation Director and swimming pool manager.
An account from Patrol files describes a family returning on a Nebraska highway when lights fail and the engine stops. The car drifted on the road and was struck from behind, causing injuries. the second driver was at fault for not reducing speed to a safe stopping distance at night. A tip advises moving to the right shoulder if stranded and avoiding following too closely.
Rev Hainlen will be absent from Diller on Wednesday May 30. Sunday School at 10 30 a m with church services at 11 30 a m. Confirmation class Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock and Young People's meeting at eight in the evening.
Robert Pullen minister and Mrs. Earl Weigel S S Superintendent urge worship purity to keep the nation strong. Sunday School 10 a m preaching 11 a m. Missionary Society meets at Mrs Lee Calkins home Friday afternoon led by Mrs S Miller.
Werner C Welchert pastor of St John’s Lutheran outlines May events including choir rehearsal Sunday worship at 10 30 am Sunday School 9 30 am Vacation Bible School May 21 to June 1 9 am to 3 pm Luther League 8 pm Memorial Day service May 30 at 2 pm cemetery council meeting 9 pm Topics led by Mrs Albert Adam.
Rev Otto Spehr is pastor with Duane Wolken as S S Superintendent. Sunday School at 10 am. Worship at 11 am. Luther League at 8 30 pm. Choir rehearsal Wednesday 9 pm. Bible School runs May 28 to June 8 from 9 am to 8 pm.
Dioner hosted visitors at the Raymond residence Sunday including Mr and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell Mr and Mrs Desa Barber and Dennis.
Mrs Jennie Upson with Chester Adelaide and Louise spent a Wednesday afternoon with their sister and aunt Mrs Jas Pickard and her husband.
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