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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1943
Page
3
The list shows corrected weekly market items including Wheat Corn Yellow and Corn white numbers, mixed corn oats and cream references, and egg and poultry prices. Entries include No 2476 No 1 60 eggs and heavy spring poultry with weight notes.
A dense, multi item classified block lists items for sale including a 1929 Chevrolet coupe with radio and hot water heater, two spotted male pigs, a spotted Poland China boar, purebred Duroc Jersey boars, several combines and a tractor, plus a note on note collection services offered by R C Valentine in Marshalltown Iowa. References provided.
The notice outlines sugar allotments through 1944, green and brown stamp expirations for processed foods, meats and fats, shoe stamps, aviation and gas stamps, tire inspections schedules, and fuel oil coupon values with deadlines and conditions for verification and redemption.
Lost red coon hound six miles east of Fairbury on Saturday. Reward offered for information or return of the dog. Contact Mrs. Robert Drake at phone 41 or notify Paul Gill Route 2 Fairbury Nebraska.
Classified notice from Mrs. Vernon Hill offering a mix of modern and antique dishes chair and rocking chairs Jennie Lied beds padded ironing board electric iron dressers lamps portieres couch cover knives and other items. Potential buyers can request specific items.
Mrs. Mary Schmidt’s funeral was held in Odell on Friday with attendance from her Kansas relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Wm Wiemers Loretta Guilford Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wiemers and Mr. and Mrs. George Wiemers.
Mr and Mrs Henry Reinhardt entertained at their Fairbury home Sunday for Mrs Onka Lottmans birthday and Thanksgiving. Attendees included Wiemers Lottman Garton and families, Eulida Abrends and children, and others. A pre Thanksgiving dinner on November 14 at A J Hutchinsons southeast of Diller drew Charles Wible and family Gleop Jerman Floyd Polen and families Wible Jr Wiedeman Langsdale and family plus guests. Afternoon callers included Langworth Beatrice Wilma Thompson Maynard Lange and George Freitag and family.
Jefferson county farmers will elect community committeemen and delegates to the county AAA convention at precinct meetings held between December 1 and 11. At the meetings, county committee members will outline the 1944 programs and tentative acreage and production goals. Arnold Ruboke serves as county chairman.
The Jefferson County War Price and Rationing Office announced a maximum price of 26.2 cents per pound for ground hamburger and required display tagging. The OPA bans displays of non lean ground meat and limits fat to 28 percent. retailers may grind consumer bought meat free of charge if ground into hamburger.
John Rabman thanks Diller friends for cards and letters received during his hospital stay in California.
Church service follows Sunday School at 10 A M led by Minister Robert Pullen with Mrs Robert Upson as superintendent of the Sunday School. The 11 A M Service completes the weekend observance.
St Johns Lutheran Lapham Nebr led by Pastor Welchert lists a November 25 Thanksgiving Service at 8 30 P M with Holy Communion and Womens Missionary Society. Various catechetical instruction choir rehearsal and worship services follow November 27 28 including Luther League and Sunday School. December 1 Womens Missionary Society meet 2 chicken supper and community sing. St Pauls Ev Lutheran led by Rev Otto Spehr notes Sunday School 10 30 A M church service 11 00 A M Luther League and Ladies Aid with confirmation instruction November 27.
Congregational Church notes World Mission Sunday planned for next week. Mrs Earl Weigel serves as Sunday School superintendent. Bob Wylie of Bridgeport visited relatives including Mr Wil Carpenter. An apron booth bazaar is announced and H Z Diller thanks friends for cards during hospital stay.
Mr and Mrs Gerd Henrichs Sr with Carl Clarence Alice and Henry visited Mr and Mrs John Remmers in Bremen Kansas. Fred Lottman and family dined with LaVern Pickard and sons in Fairbury for the 20th wedding anniversary. Diller schools close Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving holidays. Mrs Katherine Frerichs enjoyed Rev and Mrs Lt Wolff visiting Diller last week.
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