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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1942
Page
3
Corrected market notes list wheat corn and mixed feeds with prices. Mentions No 2 and No 1 corn values and poultry items including hens roosters and related counts.
Multiple small ads offer Manchu soy beans for sale high germination and a McCormick Deering cultivator in good shape. Strawberries on the vine 10 cents per quart at Zednik farm near Jansen. Requests to return borrowed carpenter tools from the Cavett estate. Two men wanted for sales and service roles with a large feed company. must have a car and provide name and address to Box 149 Diller.
Mrs Theodore C Henrichs superintendent and Mrs W E Ludington and son of Liberty spent the weekend with his brother Superintendent Carl Ludington and wife in Diller. Doe Rhoden suffered a deep cut on the right hand when he slipped and fell on a scythe. He could not report for duty on the WPA project for several days.
We thank friends for letters cards and acts of kindness during Mr Bond's hospital stay in Omaha from Mr and Mrs Bond and Jean.
For sale is the Andrew J Hill quarter section located three and three fourth miles south of Diller and seven miles west of Odell on two all weather highways. Inquire Winn W Hill Beatrice at 419 North 6th Street phone 1362J. Clarence Hiatt and family attended the Lincoln wedding of Lt Richard Estes and Jean Cavanaugh at First Presbyterian church with about 100 guests. Mr and Mrs Fred Hauver celebrated the 25th wedding anniversary of Walter Hauver and wife near Odell with daughters Edward Bures Marilyn and Gretchen inviting relatives. a silver chest was presented.
Joe Novotny and family thank neighbors who aided during a fire, preventing spread and saving their buildings with timely help from friends.
Poultry keepers can buy Cresotine for mite control at 75 cents per gallon. Available from C L Geer Lumber Paint Dealer in Diller.
Eighth grade promotion exercises are scheduled for Monday June 1 at 1 30 p m in the Fairbury High School Auditorium. Rev Merle Q Stevens on will deliver the address according to the notice from local schools.
Dr and Mrs Ellis join a family gathering at the Bolander home in Blue Springs on Sunday May 24 to honor Eugene Bolander who is home on furlough. Eugene is a nephew of Mrs Ellis.
Garden Club members are urged to meet at the organizer's residence on Monday June 1 at 9 A.M. Mr Flynn will attend and gardens will be visited. Members should have their plots clean and ready for inspection. Rev W H Clark, Leader. Clyde Colman has returned from Camp Pawnee Nebraska and plans to join the Navy as yeoman after leaving Diller for Omaha.
J N C met at Mrs George Novotny’s home with all members present except one. Guests included Mrs Bowen and Mrs Rudolph Hubka. A flower contest winner was Mrs Joe Hiatt. High scorers in mock bridge were Mrs Albert Hubka and Mrs Don Frisbie. Low prizes went to Mrs Rudolph Hubka and Mrs John Romish. Meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs Don Frisbie on Wednesday June 10.
The W.S.C.S. met in the church basement on Thursday afternoon May 21 with a good crowd. Mrs. Keith Hays gave devotionals and readings. Mrs. Ray Eick accompanied on the piano. A patriotic contest "Red, White and Blue" featured blues as winners who sang The Star Spangled Banner. Guests included Orivia Champ Betty Eick and Carole Casper. Committee members assisted with the event.
The 1942 event at Falrbury Presbyterian Church featured County Chairwoman Mrs. Howard C. Hardy presiding. Activities included community singing, a flag salute by Eagle Scout Darrel Hull, piano solos and duets, a playlet on democracy, a talk on Food for Victory by Frank Flynn, and leadership recognition led by Miss Douglas. Clubs showcased exhibits, with the D.W.D. club hosting a cookie-lunch social hour. attendees listed include Mrs. Glen Long and several longtime club members.
Mrs Edward Dorman and family from Belleville Kansas visit with sister and aunt Mrs Harold Heprichs. Also present are LeRoy and Sharon Kaye of Belleville and Miss Maxine Hussey of Topeka.
W H Clark is pastor with R N Southwick as superintendent. Sunday School at 10 A M. Preaching at 11 A M. Basket dinner in the church basement. Young folks meet at 8 30 P M.
Rev L J Wolff pastor at St Paul’s Ev Lutheran announces services German 10 Sunday 11 Luther League 8 30 Bible school ongoing through next week. June 7 Children’s Day program. Tabitha Home Lincoln to celebrate Children’s Day and Visitor’s Day with pastor as speaker.
Robert D. Hall preaches Memorial Sunday with services at 10 A M Sunday School 11 A M Sanctuary Service sermon Acts 3 25 We are children of the covenant 8 45 P M Young Peoples Fellowship notes war efforts and rubber conservation in support of servicemen Some readers recall fallen and missing loved ones through stone monuments and church tradition
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