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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1941
Page
5
Grain market data from Christopher & Co lists wheat at 105 and corn at 63. Hens and roosters are mentioned with prices for leghorn stock and hogs at 9.90, all in a Thursday corrected market roundup.
Mies Lucile Nider of Lincoln spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs C C Nider. Mr Kissler of Lincoln was in town yesterday gathering Lutheran contributions for Tabetha Home. Mr and Mrs Herman Sixel and Mies Lorene Hendrickson drove to Schickley Nebraska Sunday to dine with Miss Hendrickson’s parents.
Ask us about your shoe repair work. We can repair them when you think it is impossible. Mathis Electric Shoe Shop, north of Bonham Theatre, Fairbury Nebraska. George Loth and Donald Maw of Diller are driving back and forth between Diller and Fairbury each day. They have employment on the G. I. railroad was heavy steel rails south of …
Classified notice offering a purebred Poland male hog weighing about 200 pounds for sale. Located 6 miles south and 1 east of Diller. Also advertisement for Chas. Radio Service with Saturday hours and phone number 47. Contact 21 Hugh Garrett.
Estate of Henry W F Schuette in Jefferson County Nebraska advises that the administrator filed a final account and petition for final settlement and discharge. Hearing set for November 28, 1941 at 10:00 A.M. in the County Court Room. Samuel Umiy Juda Fine. Published November 6 and 20.
A public sale will be held at the auctioneer Carl W Freitag Schultis Searing in Diller. On Friday November 21 starting at 11 am at the residence three miles north of Diller. Cash terms. Items include horses cattle hay poultry implements household goods and misc 150 rock pullets 75 leghorn pullets 50 white pullets 10 geese various farming gear and stock. Lunch served by Lutheran ladies at noon.
Mrs. Nancy Robertson and her daughter Selah hosted guests last Sunday including Mrs. Carico and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Waggoner. Mary Bristor learned this morning that her uncle Tank Green, brother Harold Bristor, and cousin Lloyd Green had a deer near Powell Wyoming.
Otho Jennings came home Saturday from Des Moines where he worked on a large ammunition factory site until rain and mud halted operations. In Kansas City last week, Wm Sandman bought twenty eight feeder cattle and John Wrigley bought three polled Herefords for his sons Frederic and Robbie to use in their 4 H projects.
Mrs Christie Seaman honors sailor grandson Robert Thompson on leave with dinner for relatives including Sam and Mary Lou Thompson Ernest and daughter, plus Don McKensie with the US fleet at Iceland and brides Elizabeth Green McKensie and Leona Sedlacek Johnson in Diller. Mayborns move to Wyoming. Filley family entertain at Lincoln Agricultural College circle. visits to the Ueblings orphanage and local gatherings at the Filley home.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a local scene with farmers near Danieléon and references to narcotics and possibly a character named Charlie or Henry. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or organizations to anchor a full summary.
The Dorcas Society schedules its regular meeting for Thursday afternoon November 20 led by Mrs Barnett with roll call and current events. Mrs Keith Hays heads the entertaining committee and a large attendance is urged. A group presents The Dear Dear Children on November 28 with other child and youth events.
The Women’s Association of the Congregational church met at Mrs. Clarence Rent’s home last Friday for a devotional and business session. They planned a chicken dinner in the vestry on Saturday evening November 15 and exchanged best wishes for Mrs. Sailing who is moving away.
Church notices list Robert D. Hall as minister and Mrs Earl Weigel as superintendent of Sunday school. Officers include Mrs Ralph Long president of Womens Association and Mrs Ray Green music director. Sanctuary service at 11 A.M. with men’s class advisor Mrs RD Hall. Seeks fellowship and Kingdom Come theme amid scattered garbled lines.
The Hope Evangelical and Reform Church at Harbine Nebraska lists Rev G C Lampe as pastor with services on Sunday including Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11 AM The 7 30 PM choir practice and 9 AM catechetical class are noted The pastor remains hospitalized and Mrs G C Lampe leads the service The Harvest festival is postponed The Women’s Society bazaar is set for November 21 1941 at Beaumont school auditorium with refreshments and a program The Armistice Day service was cancelled due to illness of Mrs G C Lampe.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C Giulimen. Su Supt 10 30 Luther League Aid Friday. Ladies Nowe Saab Sunday Nov 23 Offering Service Sunday evening Nov.
Pastor W H Clark leads Sunday School at 10 A M and preaching at 11 A M on Values. At 7 30 P M, Young Peoples meeting at Perry's home on November 14. RN Southwick S S Superintendent conducting activities.
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