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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1944
Page
3
Walter Gri?z of Diller advertises plants from Firestone Redhead Oxhearrt and Rutger'e with cabbage plants at 10 cents per dozen and Firestone, Redhead, Oxhearrt, Rutger'e priced 25 cents per dozen. Mrs Elbert Faspacht listed.
For sale country lard at 100 dollars per gallon listed by Mrs Harry Ahrends. Also for sale a 50 pound section ice box advertised by Henry Meyers with a size note.
Ira Dell Steiner of Odell spent weekend with Lorren Stephens at the Stephens home. Mrs Ira Anderson, recently recovering from flu, has returned to work at the Farmer's Store. Mr and Mrs Wm Wiemers and family hosted Sunday dinner for Mrs Eulida Ahrends and family in Fairbury. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Madden and Keith visited Lacy Gray Home in Beatrice to see Ida Woods, their mother and patient there.
Poppies made by disabled World War I veterans will be sold Saturday to raise funds for the veterans. Mr and Mrs Bill Kunecke and children Donna Gary and Vivian of Carroll Iowa arrived Sunday at the Madden home. Bill returned home Monday afternoon Thella and the children remain to visit relatives.
Eleanor Weigel and Della Roelf traveled to Peoria to visit Weigel’s brother Lawrence and family. Della will return after a message that Sgt Ervie Roelf has arrived from Camp Polk Louisiana with his wife joining him to visit at the parents’ home in Lincoln. Mrs Moser resigns from Viers Store due to ill health and Clare Greider with Irene assume duties and plan to move to Diller.
Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson announce the marriage of their daughter Betty Mae to Cpl Frank E Webb of the U S Marines. The ceremony occurred Monday May 22 in Marysville Kansas.
Mr and Mrs Albert Sasse Mrs Elmer Sasse and son Rogee and Miss Esther Roelfs returned Monday from Independence Kansas where they visited Alfred Sasse in the Air Corps. Alfred expects a transfer soon.
Mr and Mrs Will Amos and Mrs Howard Peters were Sunday evening callers at the Lawrence Madden home.
A catalog of mower and binder repair parts for sale by S C Hutchinson. Items are not a full stock but all parts are in usable condition. Open to offers and inquiries.
Mrs Cavett received a box of avocados and oranges from Horste in San Diego California a few days ago. Fern sends thanks. Mrs Hazel Fisher Hudson of Grant Nebraska visited last week to be at her father’s bedside who has been seriously ill for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Rubie of Fairbury and Miss Avis Johnson with Mr. Yager of Beatrice were dinner guests Thursday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson. The group attended the graduation exercises at the opera house with Joyce Johnson in the graduating class.
The Fairbury Red Cross asks for 60 dozen cookies for next weekend with sugar available. Cookies should be left at the Farmers' Store on Thursday June 1, and intentions should be signaled to Lois Casper. The Diller telephone company trades with John Clausop. the Clauson building will house a warehouse and pole yard.
Herman Stahl killed a rattlesnake last Thursday in the alley behind City Hall while delivering groceries. The snake was found to have four buttons as a curious detail from the incident.
Gretzinger elected delegate to the General Assembly of Presbyterian churches to meet in Chicago May 24 to 31. He travels with Rev. Stephens as ministerial delegate. Mrs Gretzinger and Mrs Cavett remain at the farm during the absence. Decoration Day noon closing times noted for local stores. Cpl Robert Glathar returns for his father's funeral. Isaac Saylor reported ill.
Virgil Geer left Friday morning for Leavenworth Kansas to enlist in the armed forces. The move signals his entry into military service with the onset of readiness for duty.
Weber 7, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Weber, fell from the disc last Friday night and suffered severe cuts on her leg. She was taken to Odell hospital and is reported to be improving.
Product claim promising single yearly application to eradicate chicken mites blue bugs and fowl ticks in poultry settings. Mentions ingredients Limbar Coal Paint and stresses penetrating moisture and germicidal power.
Congregational Church notes Mrs Earl Weigel to lead Sunday School at 9 A M on September 10 with a morning service announced by the church.
Robert Pullen is minister and Mrs. Robert Upson serves as superintendent. Sunday School begins at 10 A. M. with regular services at 11 A. M. and a union service follows.
Lanham Nebr. Werner C. Welchert reports events for the Midwest Synod of the United Lutheran Church in Bloomfield May 26 to June 16. Choir rehearsal May 26 at 9:00 pm and May 28 Sunday School 9:30 am worship 10:30 am Luther League 8:30 pm. Convention runs May 31 to June 4 with no services June 4. Vacation School June 5 to 16, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.
St Pauls Ev Lutheran lists Sunday School at 10:00 A M and Worship at 11:00 A M Ladies Aid meets Thursday June 1 at 1 30 Bible School runs June 5 through 16 with sessions likely at the church in the community.
We express heartfelt thanks for the kindness shown during our mother’s illness and passing. Gratitude goes to those who sent cards flowers and the singers. Signed by Mrs Hazel Patton Ruth Bloom Elizabeth Nelson Fay Thompson.
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