Change in Pastors Rev W H Clark Leaves Diller Church
Rev W H Clark is called to Sterling after serving three years as Diller Methodist pastor. Leonard Hartwig, a Nebraska Wesleyan student from Cortland, will lead Diller next year after preaching in Burchard. Clark reflects on the Lincoln conference and bids farewell to Diller.
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W. H. Clark
Sterling
Raymond Hartwig
Wesleyan
Diller
Nebraska
Neb
Cortland
Hartwig
Diller Church
Hartwick
Clark
Transfer request from Pvt Bud Fasnacht to Hattiesburg base
A Sept 26 letter from Pvt Bud Fasnacht requests a change of address to Pvt Bud Faspnacht, Ord. Co., Army Air Base, Hattippburg, Mies, noting transfer back to the Sunny South where cotton and tobacco grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Bud Fasnacht
Diller
Bud Faspnacht
Ord. Co
Army Air Base, Hattippburg, Mies
Diller Cafe Clogged Offers Hope for Local Eatery
Diller has been without a dining place for years while Edward Bergstresser who studied on the spring name received to Langis owned by Cliffords of Liberty formerly of Diller. It is in an excellent spot on Mein street and presents an opportunity for revival.
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Diller
Edward Bergstresser
Lang
Cliffords of Liberty
Farm Sale Ad Sets Oct 14 Near Diller
A farm sale is scheduled for October 14 at the southwest of Diller. An advertisement in the Diller Record next week will publish the full listing of items for sale.
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Paul
Needay
Diller
Charles H. Kelley Dies of Heart Attack in Lincoln
Charles H. Kelley about 62 died early Monday morning of a heart attack at the Motor Inn garage in Lincoln after asking for water. He had complained of illness earlier and was described as a longtime Lincoln resident and former Diller resident. He is survived by his sister Mrs. Jennie Mills of Council Bluffs Iowa and brother Gus Kelley of McDonald Kansas.
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Charles H. Kelley
Motor Inn
Lincoln
Kelley
Mc. Kelley
W. F. Hendrix
Charles Kelley
Diller
D. R. Kelley
Jennie Mills
Council Bluffs
Gus Kelley
McDonald, K's
Ellis Boy in Navy Wounded in Action in Pacific Area
Horace Grant Still a coxswain in the U S Navy was wounded in action in the Pacific according to a message to his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas G Still of Ellis The message signed by Rear Adm Randall Jacobs gave no details on when or where the injury occurred and asked that the ship or station name not be disclosed The Beatrice Sun article notes Still enlisted in 1988 and serves as petty officer second class as the family learns he is the sole son in the family
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Horace Grant Still
Coxewaro
U. S. Navy
Thomas G. Still
Ellis
Beatrice Sun
Adm
Randall Jacobs
Naval Personnel
Grant Still
Pacific
Still
World-Wide Communion Sunday Observed at Diller Church
This Sunday October 4 the Congregational Church of Diller holds a united Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at 11 am. Rev. Robert D. Hall will administer. New and visiting pastors are invited to assist as world wide observances take place.
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Congregational Church
Io Diller
Robert D. Hall
Dale C. Tinstman Commissioned in Army Air Forces
Dale C. Tinstman 28 son of Mrs Elizabeth Tinstman of Jan sen has been commissioned second lieutenant in the Army Air Forces after completing navigation training at Hondo Texas. He is a former Diller boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale C. Tinstman
Mre
Elizabeth Tinstman
Jansen
Army Air Forces
Hondo
Tex
Dale
Diller
Premium Checks Ready From 1942 Jefferson County Fair
Premium checks from the 1942 Jefferson County Fair are available at the County Extension office in the First National Bank Building. Call for details.
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Jefferson County Fair
First National Bank
Diller Public Library Announces Fall Hours Change
The Diller Public Library will open 8 am to 5 pm starting October 5. Regular hours apply Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons.
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Diller Public Library
Special Notice Chas. Radio Service in Diller Neb
Special notice for Charles Radio Service located in Diller Nebraska announces open for business and provides contact by phone 47 for service and inquiries.
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Chas
Diller
Nebr
Diller High to Rally for Scrap Drive Oct 7
Diller High School plans a Scrap Rally Day on October 7 under Supt. Carl Ludington with the Athletic department leading a curb collection effort. Girls and boys will canvass the community October 1 to 5, asking farmers to bring scrap or notify organizers.
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Diller High School
Nebraska-Kaneas
Diller
D. W. Fanders
S.C. Hutchinson
Supt
Carl Ludington
Diller High
Oe D. V. Fanderest
Mr. Fanders
First Snow In September Reported At Fort Des Moines
Floyd Hughes received a Des Moines clipping noting the first September snowfall in 64 years at the weather bureau station in Des Moines Friday afternoon September 25. A drizzle earlier turned to snow for nearly three hours with some accumulation on autos and fort Des Moines parade ground. Frost damage to corn will be confined to some seed fields where germination may have been affected.
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Bre
Floyd Hughes
Des Moines
Fred Starr
Diller
Weather Bureau
Fort Des Moines
scrap per capita challenge between Kansas counties
Jefferson County Kansas is challenged by Jefferson County Nebraska over scrap per capita in the Corn Hawk scrap drive running until October 17. A letter to Kansas officials is signed by County Chair Frank Flynn City Chair Ted Trindel County Supt Russell W McCreight City Supt W E Scott and Publicity Chairman Clyde Moore.
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County
Kansas
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Frank Flynn
Ted Trindel
Russell W. McCreight
W.E. Scott
Clyde Moore
Oskaloosa
Odell School Closes After Two Polio Cases Reported
Odell schools shut Monday as a precaution after two polio cases surfaced on Saturday. Jackie Dailey ten and her brother Morris nine, children of Mr and Mrs F C Dailey, are the affected students. Public health officials monitor the situation.
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Odell
Jackie Dailey
Morris
F.C. Dailey
Lincoln Star
Family Moves and Job Changes in Nebraska Towns
Mrs and Mrs Wm Bond moved from Diller to Fairbury where they will both work at the Farmers Store on the square. Mrs Bond leaves the Diller telephone exchange where Leila Broadstone takes her place. Mr and Mrs Orville Richardson moved to Grand Island.
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Wm. Bond
Diller
Fairbury
Farmers Store
Orville Richardson
Grand Island
Methodist Pastors Named in Lincoln Conference Appointments
At the Lincoln Methodist conference Sunday the following pastors received assignments E E Pengally former Diller pastor to Friend Neb Rev E B Maxey former Diller pastor to Ioman Beatrice Centenary Claire C Hoyt DeWitt and Plymouth S G Rasmussen Ellis John M Friday Endicott and Reynolds Raymond Rush Fairbury J L Jay
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Lincoln
E. E. Pengally
Diller
Friend
Neb
E. B. Maxey
Ioman
Nebr
Beatrice Centenary
Claire. C. ‘Hoyt
DeWitt
Plymouth
S. G. Rasmussen
Ellis
John M
Endicott and Reynolds
Raymond Rush
Fairbury
J. L. Jay
Farm Machinery Rationing Board Named in Jefferson County
At a special meeting of the Jefferson County USDA War Board the Farm Machinery Rationing Board was selected. Members Arnold J. Ruhnke Frank S. Wells and Henry Jarchow serve. Ernest Kriesel and George A. Warren are alternates. An implement dealers meeting will inform dealers of rationing regulations and buyers should contact local dealers first. Equipment requiring a purchase certificate includes combines corn pickers disc harrows feed grinders grain drills grain elevators bay balers manure spreaders milk coolers milking machines pickup balers shredders and tractors.
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Jefferson
Pictures In The Sun Highlight Local Servicemen
In Beatrice Sun Sun day pictures feature Seaman Second Class Harold Fasnacht, son of Mrs. I. O. Arthur of Diller, who joined the navy January 29, 1942, and Corporal George E. Armstrong, assigned to personnel work at Camp Wallace, Texas, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Armstrong of Odell, former grammar room teacher in Diller schools last year. Attend church and be happy.
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Second Clase
Harold Fasnacht
I. O. Arthur
Diller
Navy
Cpl
George E. Armstrong
Camp Wallace
Tex
A. W. Armstrong
Odell
Rubber Freezes Cut Off Boots In Nation Wide Ration
On Tuesday September 29 at 11 p m Central War Time a freeze on sales of men's rubber boots and rubber work shoes was ordered to begin October 1 The rule excludes some rubber items such as four buckle overshoes sold in Diller and Fairbury while covering body and knee height boots paddock boots and rubber pacs The order does not apply to smaller boots arctics gaiters dress rubbers and children's or women's rubber footwear still on sale
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Fairbury
Diller
Diller School News Initiation and Activities Report
Diller's twenty five freshmen begin with aThursday initiation featuring overshoes nightgowns curlers and cold cream. Juniors schedule a late October class play The Thundering Herd a western comedy. Seniors received class rings last Tuesday. Softball teams traveled to Endicott with the girls losing 3 to 2 and the boys winning 26 to 4. The first school paper of the year appeared last Wednesday in the Diller Diepatch.
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Diller
Endicott
Pvt. Elmer Sasse Takes Army Oath of Induction
Pvt. Elmer B. Sasse of Diller begins service after taking the oath at Fort Leavenworth reception center. He will receive a few days of instruction followed by thirteen weeks of basic training at a replacement training center.
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Elmer Sasse
Ft. Leavenworth, Kas
United States
Ft. Leavenworth
Elmer B. Sasse
Diller
Army
Modern Woodman Dues Paid Through Frances Broadstone
Notice states members should pay lodge dues to Frances Broadstone serving as Consul, directing payments from now on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Broadstone
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Hattiesburg Air Base
Diller Cafe
Cloged
C. H. Kelley
Ellis Boy
Chairman Fanders
Methodist
Farm Machinery
Diller School News
Betty Novotny
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