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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1944
Page
3
The Diller markets list corrected Thursday prices for wheat corn and eggs. Readable items show No 2 yellow corn at 45 cents, eggs at 1 40, and Leghorn hens weighing 4 to 5 pounds with roosters priced per pound.
Fence Post Just received a car of Red Cedar and Split Oak Post. Get your full supply now. C.L.Geer Lumber and Coal Phoene 15302. FOR SALE Very choice dairy heifers twenty dollars each Holsteins Guernseys and Ayrshires. No related bull free with five head. Shipped COD Sayre Dairy Co Sayre Pa FOR SALE Large Bay Boy parlor furnace very good condition. Call 45 Diller.
Antone Zeliey advertises sweet potatoes for sale and offers collection of notes and judgments with 38 years experience. R. C. Valentine Co. of Marshalltown Iowa invites full written references. The rest of the text mixes weather commentary and informal observations about cloudy days and a sunny day.
Library hours shown 3:00 to 5:00 P.M. on Tuesday and 3:00 to 6:00 P.M. on Saturday.
Congressman Carl Curtis announces the Surplus Property Act aims to aid rural areas by selling government surplus in amounts fit for farmers and cooperatives. A new board will work with the War Food Administration to ensure equal purchase opportunities and may develop trucks and equipment access through programs like Aunt Sam’s Cook Book. Curtis offers copies of the book and zone requests through his Washington office.
Mrs Matilda Glathar and her son Bill returned to Diller today after attending the funeral of her nephew Chester Durs in Tecumseh Nebraska on Wednesday.
Betty Grabber a teacher at Union Center spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grabber. Mrs Beals Maxine Patton and her sons of Omaha and Edith Patton of Lincoln are visiting their aunt Mrs Dora Wobifarth.
Viers Store urges early selection of Christmas cards and gift wrappings. Available options include box assortments and single cards with name imprinting or plain designs while stocks last.
C. L. Geer Lumber and Coal advertises limited wagon boxes in stock with phone number 153-02 Diller for customers to hurry and purchase.
Jefferson County residents are urged to support the United War Fund Drive beginning Monday October 9. County Chairman Homer Brunk asks for cooperation to ease solicitors' tasks and ensure a successful campaign.
Alfred E. Smith of New York City longtime Democratic figure and four time governor died at 5 20 a m at Rockefeller Institute after lung congestion and heart failure. He had been moved from St Vincent's to the institute Sept 23 following August illness. President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt sent roses and nicknamed him the Happy Warrior when he was nominated in 1928.
Congregational and Methodist church notices list Sunday School at 10: A M and preaching at 11 A M. Robert Pullen and Mrs Earl Weigel are named with Sunday School supervision. Rally Day program scheduled for Sunday with a church gathering.
School hour aims for perfect attendance and invites bringing a friend. Worship at eleven and noon dinner followed by the annual church meeting in the afternoon. Keystone Kensington meets at Mrs Willis Clark’s home Friday afternoon Oct 6. Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon and choir rehearsal Saturday evening.
Rev Otto Spehr, Pastor Duane Wolken, Sunday School 11 a m Worship Service 10 a m Luther League 6 p m at Carl Lucking home Women's Missionary Wednesday 2 30 p m Choir rehearsal Wednesday 8 30 p m
St John’s Lutheran Lanham Nebraska lists events for Sunday October 8 with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and church service at 11:00 a.m. Luther League at 8:30 p.m. Topic Leader Ernest Wehling Devotional Leader Orville Duis. Ladies Aid at 2:00 p.m. Hostesses Mrs Elmer Meatech and Mrs Henry Maatsch.
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