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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1945
Page
3
The Diller Markets list fruit and farm goods including No 2 white corn 46 cents, eggs, oats, cream, and hens. Strawberries are $6.00 a crate with containers. Mrs S E Fasnacht advertises. J W Hicks notes berries ready June 4 and Mrs Martin Fandere, who visited relatives, dined with Jofan Fenders family.
Notes judgments mortgages and accounts collected with no charge if unsuccessful. References R C Valentine Co Marshalltown Iowa.
Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis and Mrs Dora Wohlfarth drove to Lincoln on Sunday May 13 and returned Monday. A lightning strike damaged the Jack Armstrong house near Diller last Friday night, loosening plaster and knocking out radio and telephone. Out of town visitors for grave decorations at Diller cemetery included Elizabeth Tristman Lincoln John Nider Janten Southwick Raleigh Diekhoff Jessie Pearce Beatrice Zella London Bert Gerard Lawrence Logan Fairbury Belle Robertson Ogalala Henry Fouts Lincoln.
Beatrice residents Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Wiemers and granddaughter Barbara Anon visited in Diller over the weekend. Barbara is the daughter of Lt and Mrs Leonard Wiemers. Funeral services were held in Steele City for Harold Whitney a 55 year old section man found dead after a heavy rain storm. He leaves a sister Mrs Roy Manley of Lincoln and a nephew in the service at Farragut Idaho.
Mrs Bert Frisbie and sister Mrs John Greider took their niece Mrs Guy Learned to Lincoln Monday to visit Mr and Mrs Henry Frisbie the son of the former. They returned to Diller Monday.
Mrs Bob Hager and daughter Bobby Lou of Los Angeles visited Mr and Mrs Frank Roseman and relatives. Mrs Elsie McAttee and her mother Mrs Harve Pittenger traveled from Lincoln with their aunt Mrs Verge Price to be with niece Mrs Roy Diller for Decoration Day. Mrs Price extended her stay.
Last week Mr and Mrs George Drake of Red Cloud Nebraska visited Dr and Mrs Viers as her parents hosted guests from out of town.
Carpenters spent the past week adding a new section to the building bought by E. H. Jordening from Lon Snyder. The extension will serve as a garage for trucks while the front portion will be used for feeds and flour.
Book bulletin lists Burma Surgeon by G S Seagrove Great Stories from Great Livee by H V Prochnow Dolphin Street by E Gordge The Green Years by L Douglas Community Nurse by E Hancock Juvenile Jeep by A Dog for Defense by S G Watkins Scuttlebut goes to War by M Friskey Readers urged to obtain a three month summer reading card.
A reader from Diller recalls a free Wednesday night film funded to boost trade. He notes a harmless comedy amid scenes teaching crime methods and alcohol use, criticizing the portrayal of lawmen and the moral tone while acknowledging some humor and a happy ending for the young lead.
Forecast calls for showers while corn planting lags at half completion. Nebraska crops may still fare well despite late season concerns. Radio reports suggest ample beverage supply this summer, and sugar shortages loom in public chatter. Mrs Bert Atchison of Muskogee Oklahoma visited Mrs Lillian Moser and left Tuesday.
Rev Hainlen pastor and Mrs Robert Upson Sunday School at 2 30 p m church services at 3 30 p m Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock confirmation class Young People meeting at 8 o clock Wednesday evening
St John s Lutheran Lanham Nebr announces June activities led by Pastor Werner C Welchert. Choir rehearsal June 1 at 9 00 p m Sunday June 3 Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Vacation Bible School during the hour. Worship service at 10 30 a m Congregational picnic with basket lunch to follow in the afternoon.
Rev Otto Spehr and Pastor Duane Wolken lead services with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Ladies Aid meets Thursday June 7. Bible school continues to June 8. Sunday School Teachers convention at Auburn Nebraska on Sunday June 2.
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