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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1943
Page
3
Market notes show corrected Thursday prices for Wheat at 1.42 and Corn varieties around 247 cents for No 2 white near cream, with Yellow Corn listed at 00. Eggs are priced for Heavy and Light Springs with Leghorn hens and old roosters noted in the recording.
A series of for sale notices detail Irish Cobblers potatoes from Theodore Henrichs Purebred Duroc Jersey boars from Richard Steffen and various farm equipment and combines including 1939 Wood Brothers 6 foot, 1988 6 foot Gleaner Baldwin, 1983 8 12 foot Case, 1987 5 foot A C 115 30 McCormick Deering tractor. Contact Apba Wiemers Diller Nebr phone 113 41. Ceiling price to feeders on No 2 yellow corn load lots 98 cents small lots 1.00. Cooper Elevator.
Collections wanted we collect notes judgements accounts no charge if unsuccessful references furnished 35 years experience write us without obligation R C Valentine Co Marshall Town Iowa.
Nebraska's 1943 Christmas Seal drive opens November 22 with an $80,000 goal, up from 59,500 in 1942, to fund the Nebraska Tuberculosis Association's 1944 program as wartime housing swells TB risk. The effort keeps 95 cents of each dollar in state health work.
Newt Carpenter, who had been visiting at the Eldred Carpenter residence for several weeks, departed Monday for Riverton, Iowa, to join his son Archie and set up a home there.
Mr and Mrs Louis Winnenberg of Plymouth were Sunday dinner guests at the Eldred Carpenter home, sharing a meal and friendly conversation.
Postmaster General Frank Walker warns that November must become Christmas Mailing Month due to war-time strain on transport and staff shortages. He urges the public to mail parcels in November and mark them Do Not Open Until Christmas to prevent a holiday mailing emergency.
The notice lists ration stamp expirations for sugar milk processed foods meats fats shoes and gasoline from wartime books. It specifies last dates for sugar five pounds through January 16 1944 green stamps through December 20 and November expirations for blue and green stamps. It notes shoe stamps indefinite purchase terms and that only attached stamps are valid.
The item lists book holder schedules with various deadlines and frequencies plus fuel oil coupons valid through dates in 1944. It also notes Serenus Viers of Omaha visiting the home of his parents Dr and Mrs B S Viers last weekend.
A pleasant afternoon with Mrs H A Bell hosted the Ladies Keystone circle of the Congregational church. Devotionals led by Mrs Earl Weigel and President Mrs Ralph. Plans approved for a dinner to be served to the public next Saturday evening. Mrs Bell and her circle served traditional homemade ice cream. Guests included Grace Myers Cumming Falls City Ethel Bristol Harms Beatrice Belva Belator Minneola Kansas Mrs Max Hill and Mrs Wm Glather of Diller.
Mr and Mrs Richard Plank and family and her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Garton left Monday for their new home in California.
Batty and Eleanor celebrate at the home of Mr and Mrs George Novotoy with a social gathering. Guests include family and friends as the occasion marks a special milestone.
The Congregational, St Pauls and Methodist churches report Sunday School and church service times and announce a November attendance goal. September average 595, October 6581, with a 10 percent climb desired for November. Next Sunday honors service members with a dedication and basket dinner. all are invited.
St John s Lutheran Lanham Nebr Pastor Werner C Welchert announces Sunday services November 14 at 10 AM Sunday 11 AM German worship Luther League 8 PM Choir rehearsal 830 PM November 13 Catechetical instruction 9 AM 3 PM The marriage of Florence Elizabeth Ranch to Ensign Allen Max Meyer occurred October 31 at Beatrice Grace Presbyterian Church The new fuel building by Diller Telephone Company nearing completion brightening Main Street.
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