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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1942
Page
3
The Diller Markets list corrected Thursday prices for Wheat at 109, Corn yellow No 2 at .65, Corn white No 2 at .80, Oats at .47, Cream No 2 at 44 to 5, Leghorn hens at 16, and roosters at 4.15 per dozen. Prices reflect commodity quotes and poultry terms with typical market shorthand.
Purebred Duroc Jersey boars eligible for registry. Mrs Ralph Long offers nice fat ducks. The Bower filling station near Fairbury on Highway 15 is closed and pumps removed. Trade a spotted male pig about 170 lbs Chas Fisher Diller. Phone 5542 Steele City. Fresno loan return requested by Scott Miller. Thanks to voters and friends for General Election support. B M Hanson.
Miss Flossie Raymond returned Saturday night from Lincoln where she attended the teachers convention. Mrs. Carico came back Sunday evening after a ten day visit with relatives in Lincoln Omaha and Fall City. Mrs. Roy Roelfs mailed The Diller Record as a birthday gift to her son Laoase who serves in war work at Berkeley California. Elizabeth Fouts recovers at home after a ten day indigestion illness. Bob Carver returned Monday morning from McCook after spending time with friends Harold Allen and Lloyd Green.
We express our deepest gratitude to all who remembered us with kindness during our hospital stay. Tommie and Elizabeth McKenzie
Notice in Jefferson County Nebraska that the executor filed a final account and report and a petition for final settlement and discharge and heirs determination. Hearing set for November 20 1942 at 10 AM in the County Court Room. Dated October 22 1942 Samuel Gallamore County Judge. First pub Oct 29 last Nov 12.
Nebraska football season results listed with opponents and scores from 9 26 Iowa to 11 28 Kansas State. Notable games include 0-26 loss to Iowa State, 12-0 win over Indiana, 15-? vs Minnesota, 0-14 loss to Oklahoma, and 7-14 loss to Kansas with Navy Pre-Flight and Pittsburgh also noted.
Dale Close returned from Berkley California and left for Omaha for army exams. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Long and daughter Karen Jean traveled with Mrs. Fred Henrichs and daughter Eunice to Lincoln last Thursday. Clarence Findling and brother Franzel Fielder shopped in Diller while Clarence works in a Mead defense plant and plans to move his family to Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Calkins visited Campbell with the Frisbies and returned to Diller on Saturday.
The Neighborly Neighbors gathered at Mrs. Will Ames home on Tuesday October 27. Leaders Mrs. Lloyd Pefferman and Mrs. Ward Finch and health chair Mrs. Lyman Finch presented Health on the Home Front. The next meeting is set for Tuesday November 24 at Mrs. R. E. Hubka home.
The Nebraska Tuberculosis Association prepares its annual Seal Sale to fund wartime tuberculosis programs. Dr J Harry Murphy warns crowded industrial areas risk increases as war conditions strain resources. The sale runs November 23 through Christmas with 95 percent of proceeds staying in Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Gretzinger of Steele City were dinner guests at the home of Mrs. L. M. Cavett last Sunday.
Foreman Wilbur Green of a railroad gang at Edger Neb spent Sunday with his family, sharing a quiet day at home and time with relatives.
St Pauls Ev Lutheran and Methodist church notices list Sunday School at 10 30 and 10, service at 11 30 and 11, and a planned Sunday program honoring boys in the service. Nineteen boys from the school have gone to serve. Visitors welcome on Nov 8 at 10 AM.
The text presents a congregational sermon by Minister Robert D. Hall. It discusses whether a marriage ceremony defines marriage and how a couple becomes a real family, mentioning a sanctuary service and a sermon titled A World Federation as Isarah's Prophesy.
Mr and Mrs Carl Ludington vacationed with his brother family in Brock Nebraska. Carl and his brother Willis went duck hunting and bagged twenty one birds.
Mr and Mrs Ward Sherer Esther Bebrends Mrs Marvin Anderson and son and Deloris and Joan Elliot of Kansas City spent the weekend at the Wm Bebrends home.
Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ruben Gretzinger. Mrs Julia Novotny returned Saturday from Crab Orchard after visiting relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Bert Haist of Crete spent Sunday at the home of their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Lorren Stephens and family. Miss Nellie Green and Helen Deer of Lincoln were Sunday dinner guests at R W Green's home. Rex Green and family also joined.
Mr and Mrs Wm Wiemers and family spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Wehling in Lanham Nebraska Mrs Wehling is a sister of Wm Wiemers
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