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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1943
Page
3
Local listings from Diller Nebraska include prices for corn and poultry products plus a variety of items for sale. Notable notices include two 1929 Chevrolet coupe ads, purebred Duroc Jersey boars, two spotted male pigs, fat corn fed geese, Christmas cards, and multiple combines and tractors sold by Alpha Wiemers and others in Diller.
Wartime ration notices outline the validity of sugar, processed foods, green and blue stamps, meats fats, shoes, gasoline, tire inspections, and fuel oil. Expirations span November to January 1944 with specific book and coupon requirements noted for collectors and dealers.
School notices list December 15 in District 12 Jefferson Dorot Fig and December 16 in District 85 Gage Betty Grabber. Programs outline locations and participants for upcoming events.
A Marshalltown Iowa notice offers collections services for notes judgments and accounts with 35 years of experience and no charge if unsuccessful. References furnished and work is without obligation.
Mrs Vint Logan was taken to the Fairbury clinic for treatment of a severe hemorrhage. The item notes family visits, Christmas greetings from a navy son in the Pacific, and a local sale offering dishes chairs beds and various household goods.
The Diller Telephone Co applied to the Nebraska State Railway Commission for authority to raise rates. Business lines would rise to 8 dollars yearly or 24 cents monthly. residence and rural metallic to 1.80 yearly or 15 cents monthly. Objections must be filed before December 7. Also notes a sick list item for John Greider.
Rural teachers start November 22 with new library hours Tuesday 8 to 5 Wednesday 7 to 9 Saturday 8 to 5. Floyd Maw and Don Maw join Mrs. Maw to meet her husband Staff Sergeant who traveled from a Canadian training camp to Lincoln for a short leave. neighbors shuck corn for Albert Sagse as illness prevents fall farm work, 28 men with 14 teams clear 88 acres by 2 30 PM with meals provided by local women.
Roy Roelfs expresses gratitude to friends who sent cards and letters during his hospital stay, acknowledging their kind thoughts and well wishes.
The church praise went to Mrs. Ruby Weaver and Mrs. Ruth Pickard for organizing the Honor Service Roll. Rev Pullen led a dedication for those serving and those who have given their lives, dedicating the Roll to honor sacrifice and country.
The schedule lists catechetical instruction on Saturday November 20 at 9:00 A M and 3:00 P M with choir rehearsal at 8:30 P M. Sunday November 21 features Sunday School at 10:00 A M and Worship Services at 11:00 A M. On Thursday November 25 a Thanksgiving Service with Holy Communion and Women’s Missionary Society Thank Offering will be held at 8:30 P M.
Rev Otto Spehr and Pastor John Weers announce Sunday School at 10 30 A M There will be no church service on Thursday November 26 Thanksgiving service at 11 00 A M Pastor Welchert of Lanham will lead this service
Mrs. Earl Weigel S S Supt invites members and nonmembers to attend Sunday School at 10 A M and church service at 11 A M with choir practice Saturday evening. Ao offering for missions will be taken. The service emphasizes entering with thanksgiving and praise.
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