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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1943
Page
3
The readable lines show mixed poultry terms with codes like Heavy and Leghorn roosters, but the text is garbled. No clear event dates, numbers, or identifiable organizations are confirmed.
A complete Cole man gas lamp with shade is advertised for sale. Contact Mrs. Oscar Aros Diller Pooud at 128:03 for details and purchase.
Cooks Super Wolfe coats will do the job of three coats of ordinary paint. Sold by C L Geer Lumber and Coal Paint. Phone 153 02 Diller Nebraska.
Help wanted for orderlies nurse aides janitors and cleaning women. Apply in person or write Lincoln General Hospital Lincoln Nebraska. Collections wanted we collect notes judgments mortgages and accounts or no charge. References furnished 35 years experience write R C Valentine Co Marshalltown Iowa.
For sale advertise many small items including goldfish of all sizes at ten cents each. Fragmented names and sentences mention Dwaine Weigel, Shore, and various individuals with scattered family notes and weekend visits.
Announcement that Mr. Rennick of Beatrice has ten appointed Diller's band ieader. First practice will be held Wednesday or Thursday of next week. Members will be notified later of a definite date. Bring Ensemble Drill books or any other band music you may have.
Mrs LaForest Fasnacht visiting Roy Mathias at Ellis after spending weeks in Diller. The issue includes St Garrel’s letter that takes the glory away from the oversubscription in the third bond drive.
Frosty mornings bring a clear sign of seasonal change as Nebraska experiences alternating frost and milder noons. Weather patterns show typical early autumn to late season transition with cooler nights and occasional sun warmed afternoons.
Notice from Sackett Brewster Sackett attorneys for the estate of Andrew J Hilk deceased. In Jefferson County Nebraska County Court the administrator filed a final account and petition for final settlement and discharge. Hearing set October 30 1943 at 11 00 A M in County Court Room. Citizens may appear and contest. Dated October 4 1948 Samuel Gallamore County Judge.
A local notice invites orders for patriotic Christmas cards and greetings suitable for soldiers and sailors. Mrs. Robert Dake, at Skelly Station, Diller, requests contact via phone 41 for inquiries.
Inez J Pickard petitions claiming Nora Specht died intestate in Diller Nebraska about March 24 1910. Heirs Ida Specht Gertrude Lotup and Inez Pickard would own one half of Lots 17 and 48 Block 2 First Addition Diller Jefferson County. Hearing set October 30 1943 at 9 AM in Jefferson County Court Fairbury Nebraska. Dated October 4 1943 Fairbury Nebraska Samuel E Galamore County Judge.
Congregational Church led by Rev Louis Hieb begins with Sunday School at 10 A. M. and church service at 11 A. M. St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran with Rev Otto Spehr has Sunday School at 10:30 A. M. and church at 11:30 A. M. Luther League ingathering for Tabitha Home collects fruits vegetables and chicken feed on Sunday, Oct 10.
St John’s Lutheran Lanham Nebraska posts church events led by Pastor Werner C Welchert. Choir rehearsal Friday at 9 00 PM Sunday services in German 10 AM. Donations for Tabitha Home requested before October 10. Thursday October 14 Ladies Aid meets at 2 PM.
Mrs. Robert Upson leads the Methodist Church Sunday School rally day on September 10 at 9 A M. The event urges every member to attend as a program will be given.
Promotion certificates will be presented and the Cradle Roll completed during the Sunday school hour. Fathers and mothers are urged to attend with their children as Mr. Pullen prepares a child centered sermon. Everyone is welcome and asked to participate.
The Black Hills Passion Play runs Friday and Saturday October 8 and 9 at Bearice.
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