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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1941
Page
5
The corrected Thursday WRG listing shows corn prices at 64 to 65 cents for yellow and white, eggs and cheese figures, and hogs at 11.20 per hundred pounds with grain market furnished by Black Brothers. Leghorn hens and old roosters priced per pound, spring hogs listed, and general market details for commodities.
Defense Savings Stamps are available in 10, 25, and 50 cent values and in 1 and 5 dollar amounts. The stamps enable the purchase of Defense Savings Bonds through a practical installment plan.
About sixty neighbors and friends gathered at the Eden home to bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eden and family who moved to a farm near Washington Kansas. They were presented a gift from friends. Also brief ads note coal or wood heating stoves for sale and wallpaper arrivals at local stores with storm sash orders and a lumber yard contact in Diller Nebraska.
The McCleary Clinic of Excelsior Springs Missouri offers a 122 page book on piles fistula and colon disorders. Request a free copy by postcard to the clinic address. no charge. It may save suffering and money.
Creditors of the estate of Willie E Mudge deceased must file claims by January 19 1942. The county judge will conduct a session January 20 1942 at 10 A M in the County Court room to examine and decide all duly filed claims and objections. Dated September 19 1941 Samuel Gallamore County Judge.
Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis spent last Sunday visiting friends in Wilbur Nebraska, staying for a pleasant afternoon and note of hospitality.
Local notice lists Chas Radio Service Tubes tested Free and open on Saturday. Community updates include visits by Mr. and Mrs. William Wiemers and twins to Fairbury on Tuesday, trips to Lincoln by Volney Raymond and Flossie Raymond with Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Green, and Aunt Christie Seaman passing through Boulder en route to Lincoln.
A notice promotes New Shoes offering repairs for old, broke in footwear at Mathis Electric Shoe Shop, north of Bonham Theatre in Fairbury Nebraska. Mrs. A Mayborn returned home last Sunday from Ottawa Kansas after visiting her granddaughter and husband Mr and Mrs Vern Roll.
Superintendent and Mrs. Keller of Harbine schools attended church and Sunday school in Diller last Sunday due to no services in Harbine. They decided to attend divine worship there.
Rev. W. H. Clark reports meeting Rev. H. W. Wagner, former Diller pastor, at the annual conference in Lincoln last week. Wagner, retired two or three years ago, lives in Arapahoe Nebraska and is said to be in rather poor health.
Mrs. Keith Hays elected to lead the Methodist Sunday school but she could not continue. R N Southwick from near Harbine has been elected to take her place and Raleigh assumed pew duties September 21.
Oklahoma Coal on track in a few days and Monarch Kleen Burn Western Coal offered. Leave your order and C. L. Geer Lumber will call when coal arrives. Phone 15203.
Mrs. Julia Werries and daughter Mildred visit Mrs. and Mrs. Ben Roelfs in town. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patmore from near Ellis came to town for a wheat ad in the Record and left $1.50 for another year’s subscription.
The D W D project club will meet at Mrs A A Eick’s home on Monday October 6 1941. We urge anyone interested in club work to join us. Reporter.
Mr and Mrs Rex Green and son Darrell with John L Lamb and Will Tristman traveled to Maryville Missouri and back last Sunday to visit relatives Mr and Mrs Clarence Piveral. They crossed the Missouri River by the new Brownville bridge replacing the ferry. The Piveral family is reported to be getting along nicely.
Lorren and Mrs. Lorren Stephens with kin spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Haist at Camp Strader and enjoyed cabins. About forty relatives gathered Sunday for a large picnic in the dining hall with attendees from Lincoln Crete Exeter Beaver Crossing Diller Pleasant Dale and California. In a separate gathering Mrs. Vena Wehling hosted guests near Lanham with a chicken dinner and fruit salad pie and coffee before departure. Attendees included Lena and Ann Schroeder Emma Nowka Hilda Packer John Redmond Roy Mathias Eva Nickeson Gerald Holtmeir Grace Fasnacht Terrill Blauser Roger Packer John Wilms Otto Schroeder Marilyn Grancer and others.
Dr Ales Hrdlicka of the Smithsonian reports evidence that certain brain regions grow more rapidly with mental exercise. He cites comparisons among individuals showing accelerated cognitive development tied to sustained intellectual activity.
A partial report notes a nearly full carat of diamond material recovered and suitable for fine jewelry. Details on source and provenance are sparse but the find is described as useful for jewelry making.
Lincoln Star published a table showing 498 Methodists preaching across Nebraska, 326 pastors, and 54 pulpits needing supply. Some pastors serve multiple pulpits. It notes Rev Clark amid a $800 offered bonus to leave Diller for a former charge and lists district set ups, church events, and October as Church Loyalty month.
Church announcements list Robert D. Hall as minister and Mrs Earl Weigel as superintendent of Sunday School with three classes reporting perfect attendance. World Council of Churches directs the service for remembrance of Him. The Lord invites all to the Lord's Table next Sunday October 5 at 7 30 PM with a Young People's meeting led by Mr Ray Renz.
Rev L J Wolff and C L Hullman announce English Communion at 10:30 with confirmed members invited. Sunday School 9:30 with promotions and a program by pupils. Brotherhood convention in Ohiowa next Tuesday and Wednesday. all men urged to attend. Delegates named from Lanham Women’s Missionary Convention returnees listed.
The Methodist Church lists services with Rev. Hall delivering a brief message before the communion. Sunday School is at 11 A M and a 7 30 P M Young Folks meeting starts a new organization in the basement. Next Tuesday features a men s club meeting led by Wm Leask County Y M C A Sec with singing and a talk.
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