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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1944
Page
3
Weekly market note lists oats eggs and poultry with prices and weights, including leghorn hens roosters geese and ducks. Mentions limited supply of Standard Super Antifreeze and urges early purchase at Weigel's Standard Services.
Classified note offers a single parlor heater for sale from H. M. Holle. The item is described as a good condition for sale with no further details on price or model.
A surprise farewell was held on November 7 at the home of Miss Irene Greider for Miss Dorothy Anderson. Guests arrived between 7:30 and 8:00 pm. hostesses greeted them and games provided entertainment as Dorothy received a gift during refreshments. Attendees included Alvera Saathoff Camilla Hubke Alice Engleman Joreen Kisling Ila Wolters Twila Wolters Joyce Freitag Naomi Snyder Dorothy Scheele Gloria Miller.
An evening party on November 10 celebrated Linda Jean Lauder turning three. Guests included Phyllis, Dennis and Robert Casper, Carole Scheele, Nancy, Donna, Noel Folkers, Harvey Weidemann, Darwin and Lu Ann Carpenter, Sandra Jean, Penny Eylene Lauder, and Tommy Cecile.
Robert Diller and his son Robert Jr. visited relatives in Ashland Nebraska then traveled to Lincoln for a weekend with Julia and Stanley. They stayed with J. Smith Diller before returning to Lincoln and Chicago.
Stores close on Sundays so milk can be delivered if you call before 9 o'clock or picked up at Bill's Cafe Ira Anderson.
Notice announces many articles suitable as Christmas gifts on display at the home during the last weeks of November. Mrs Vernon Hill and Miss Flora Kissing return to duties at the Diller Telephone Company after illness due to the flu.
Evelyn Hays youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Hays had an appendectomy at Odell hospital on Tuesday. Mary Lou Thompson serves as assistant operator at the Diller telephone office.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nippert Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nippert and Mrs. Effie Tyler traveled to Marysville Kansas Sunday as dinner guests of their daughters Mrs. Fern Hall and Margery Nippert. Margery works at the J C Penney Store in Marysville and lives with Fern.
Mr and Mrs Holle and Mavis spent the weekend at Marysville Kansas visiting Alfred Holle and family, the brother of the husband.
The doctor will be away from noon Wednesday November Sth through Wednesday the 15th. For appointments call the office or phone for scheduling. Miss Glenn will book all appointments while I am gone. Drs. Hull and Hull Fairbury Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs Charles O Smith visited friends and relatives at Tecumseh and Burchand on Sunday Lois Weber has been ill at home the past week with tonsillitis
Mrs Dick Arostof Beatrice spent a few days with her friend Mrs Harold Henrichs.
Miss Marilyn Miller, who resigned as Assistant Postmaster of the Diller Post Office and enrolled at Dean College Crete, Nebr., Nov. 4, spent last weekend at home. She is quartered at Free's Hall and is enjoying college life. This week the freshmen endure initiations by the upper classmen.
Wallace Clark and his son Loraine traveled from a visit with their sister and aunt Mrs. Christie Seaman to their home in Copan Oklahoma. Loraine attended a cattle sale in Columbus. Mrs Seaman and Wallace are the sole surviving children from a family of thirteen.
Mrs Anna Wright moved this week into the residence recently purchased from Roscoe Colman, marking the new owner's first week in the property and indicating a completed transfer of title.
True Thompson and his daughter Vivian spent the week end with his mother Mrs. Chris tie Seaman and returned to Omaha Monday. Mrs. Seaman accompanied them and will visit relatives in that city.
Saturday November 18 Choir Rehearsal at 8 30 p m Sunday School at 10 a m Worship Service at 11 a m Wednesday November 22 Council Meeting at 8 30 p m Friday November 24 Womens Missionary Society Pageant Rehearsal at 8 30 p m
Robert Pullen serves as minister with Mrs Earl Weel Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Missionary division meets at Mrs Fouts home Friday afternoon led by Mrs Clark. SS lesson on Christianity and Society asks if citizens pay taxes and fulfill law obligations.
Rev Otto Spehr and Pastor Duane Wolken lead Sept Sunday schedule at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran. Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Worship at 11:30 a.m. Womens Missionary Thank Offering Pageant at 8 p.m. Members and friends invited. Choir rehearsal Saturday 8 p.m. Conformation School Saturday 9 a.m. to noon.
Mrs. Robert Upson leads Sunday School at 10 A. M. with Superintendent duties. Preaching services follow at 11 A. M. announced by the church.
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