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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1941
Page
5
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Grain market report shows prices for corn yellow 0.63 and white 0.65, oats, geese, hens, and roosters. It notes spring market entries and references Christopher & Co as the grain market furnisher.
Mr and Mrs William Wiemers and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dan Garton and family. Tony Zelleng works on the railroad at Beatrice but he and his bride reside in Diller driving back and forth daily. No matter what your shoe troubles are ask us We can repair them. Mathis Electric Shoe shop North of Bonham Theatre Fairbury. If it s glasses you need come to Sears Roebuck Lincoln. Dr Lookabaugh Reg Optometrist Best Service Best Prices Guaranteed Glasses.
Mrs. Marie Meyers of the Diller area closed her home and will spend the winter with her daughter Mrs Cap Memitse and family in Kansas.
Brazil’s vast coffee industry traces to plants introduced from Arabia about 300 years ago, transforming the country into a global producer.
Advertisement from Chas Radio Service offering used radios for sale. Includes contact line referencing iamelace and phone 47, Diller.
Final account and petition for final settlement filed by administrator of Estate of Henry W. F Schuette deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. Hearing set for November 28 1941 at 10 00 AM in County Court Room Isid County. Interested parties may appear and contest. County Judge Gellamore.
Mr and Mrs S C Hutchinson motored to Omaha last Saturday to spend the weekend with their son Harold and wife returning home Monday.
Mrs Chas Arnold of Taylor Nebraska visited last Friday with her mother Mrs L Upson and her brothers Chester and Robert and their families.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Diller Mrs Bernice Creekmar and Harry Welton residents of Fairbury visited the Willis Clark home last Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs James Pickard relocate from the Quinter Fry residence south of the Congregational church to the Grandma Fry house beside the Wohlfarths.
Rev and Mrs W H Clark and Mrs John Carico represented the Beatrice district Methodist church at the Ministerial and Laymen annual conference in Beatrice on Monday. An all day meeting was held.
Henry Loth and his brother-in-law Larry Parde, both employed by the state road department, help construct gravel shoulders along highway 3 between Beatrice and Fairbury during the ongoing road improvement effort.
Mrs. Sarah Witty will travel by train to Hastings on Saturday to remain through the winter with her daughter Mrs. Ray Colman and family. She has lived with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Ray Greed since last spring.
George Andrews traveled from St Joe to spend the weekend with neighbors the Chas Barbers and Will Woodses along with other friends. He has been feeling off lately but hopes to recover after a course of vitamins.
Mr and Mrs Tom Baumfolk of Hollenberg Kansas hosted Adolf Baumfolk from Fort Robison Arkansas at brother William Baumfolk's home. Mrs William Baumfolk brought Adolph to Beatrice Friday for the visit and family gathering.
Bob Green notes a letter from his grandfather H E Green dated Tuesday describing arrival in Los Angeles for the earthquake. The letter says he reached the city in time for the quake, enjoyed the place, and plans to stay despite the shaking.
Raymond Refforts received a leave of absence from his bookkeeping job at Diller State Bank on Saturday. He rode with Tony Zelleng to Beatrice, then to Lincoln to attend the Pittsburg Nebraska game and visit his family at Harlem near Lincoln.
Mrs. H. T. F. Davis returned to her home northeast of town last week after weeks with her daughter Mrs. Walter Patton and relatives in Colorado. En route home she is reported to be feeling well as the climate there agrees with her.
The N B Club met Friday Nov 7 with Eulida Ahrends present and one member absent. Members quilted in the afternoon and enjoyed a lunch during which Mrs Ahrends received a 10c gift shower. The next meeting is set for Nov 19 with Mrs Jack Armstrong.
Mr and Mrs A H Gretzinger of Steele City and Mr and Mrs Reuben Gretzinger from near Diller were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Cavett last Sunday noon. The dinner honored Mrs A H Gretzingers birthday with assistance from Mrs Roy Patton in meal preparation.
The meeting opened with a song service led by Joyce Johnson and prayer led by Evelyn Renz. The topic was Giving Thanks In Times Like These. Attendance has been dropping and organizers urge everyone to attend regularly. Reporter.
Last Sunday afternoon Rev Clark baptized a baby boy named Clark after himself. Attendees included Mrs Lloyd Zabel and her family from Daykip area and Mr and Mrs F J Nielson of Fairbury with Mr and Mrs Ernest Will and two children from Hopewell church in Johnson County.
Mrs D V Fanders hosted the N C S A Club on Wednesday November 12 with ten members present. They played rook for prizes won by Mrs. Dick Starling and Mrs. Clara Allen and later enjoyed refreshments. The next meeting is December 10 at Mrs Roy Geer’s home with a Christmas candy recipe roll call and an Elephant gift exchange.
Mrs Grace Fasnacht hosted last Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs LaForest Fasnacht of Wayne Kansas Mrs Vena Webling and son Donald of Lanham Nebraska and Mr and Mrs Clifford Blauser present for the meal.
The Diller Village Board met at Waggoner Bros. store in regular session with John Clauson W E Anderson John Huttenmeyer and Glenn Long present. Minutes from the prior meeting were read and approved. Bills for General Fund were read and allowed including salaries and labor costs for July. The board adjourned at the chairman’s call.
Diller Nebraska October 7 1941 city council met at the city hall with Clauson Anderson Huttenmeyer and Long present. Bills read include salaries for Bond Hadiey Schultz Johnson Zelleng Green Findling and others. John Clauson appointed water commissioner at 65 monthly starting November 1 1941. Church notices for St Pauls Ev Lutheran list services budget meeting and food sale details with Thanksgiving observations.
Church notices list Robert D. Hall as minister and Mrs Ray Green as music director with Mrs W E Anderson leading the orchestra. Mrs Herb Barber serves as secretary and Mrs R D Hall as advisor to the YP fellowship.
Church announces a special 8 PM Thanksgiving Praise Service conducted by the musical department under Chairman Mrs. Scott followed by a 7 PM Young Peoples meeting. Thursday November 27 is set aside for gatherings at local places to give thanks to God amid wartime patriotism.
Reverend G C Lampe pastors Hope Evangelical and Reformed Church Harbine Nebraska. Organist and choir director is Mrs Clarence Engleman. Sunday School and Bible Class start at 10 AM. Worship at 2 PM and 7:30 PM with the pastor preaching and sharing about his experiences.
W H Clark pastor leads Sunday School at 9 30 AM on September 10 with R N Southwick assisting in activities for the Methodist church community.
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