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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1945
Page
3
Readable fragments show prices for corn yellow and white No. 2, eggs, springs hens and leghorn roosters. The text appears from a historical market list with per bushel and other unit hints, but many numbers are garbled and partial.
Classified notice seeking a reliable work horse from Lawrence Caldwell Diller with phone number 108. 1945 rural classifieds indicate hunting or farming season opening Saturday one half hour before sunrise.
Fragments show a notice offering piano lessons and contact requests for Alice, Watters Diller, and Mr Madden Nieit. The text is garbled with stray names and numbers, suggesting a local classified or instruction ad with missing details.
A Beatrice area note reports Miller a sophomore at Deave College listed on the Dear list for eligibility to the honor with specific scholastic requirements. In other items a baby daughter Sandra Ricci was born at Lutheran hospital in Beatrice to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Garrels. Mrs Harold Henriche returned from Kansas and Nebraska visits with relatives and friends. Christie Seeman entertained at 6 o’clock dinner Saturday honoring Robert Thompson. Mr and Mrs Sam Thompson and Mary Lou with Mr True. Thompson of Omaha greeted by Mr Sam Thompson for dinner at her home.
We the sisters and brothers of Cherley and Sade thank all friends and neighbors for their kindness and help during the illness and death of our brother in law Rose Letha Bob Eimer.
Civic pride shows as the Prairie Home Cemetery Association showcases a recently purchased mower. Residents are invited to drive out and see the improvements, with a note of collective effort and success. The community event underscores local stewardship and shared pride.
Morning Worship at 10. Sunday School at 11 with 80 in attendance. Rally Day aims for full turnout at both services. Official Board meeting Friday Oct 12 at 8 p.m. and district meeting Oct 16 at Beatrice Centenary Church. Young people gather Oct 14 at 8 p.m. at Congregational Church.
Rally Day activities planned for October 14 at the Congregational Church with Sunday School hour contributions from each class. A rally day dinner will follow at noon in the annex. families asked to bring two covered dishes and sandwiches. Six churchwomen attended the Lincoln Association meeting in Syracuse Nebraska, with delegates Ralph Long and Clarence Steffen among the attendees. Other items note Helen Patton’s marriage to Elmer Pierson of Lincoln and Doane College student Marilyn Miller joining the Drum Corps as a regular member.
The Youth Fellowship will hold their next meeting Sunday evening October 14 at 8:00 at the Congregational Church. Everyone invited. Reporter.
Curry W. Watson Area Rent Director of the Fairbury York Defence Rents Areas announces a 1945 amendment to Federal Rent Regulation. It changes eviction waiting periods after a property sale where the new buyer intends to occupy the home. The six month period may be reduced to three months if local conditions permit.
Rev Otto Spehr Pastor Duane Wolken and Ss Sapt lead Sunday School at 9 40 a m Worship Service at 11 a m Luther League meets 8 p m Choir rehearsal Thursday Women's Missionary Wednesday Oct 17 8 p m Confirmation School Saturday 9 am 12 noon
Werner C Welchert pastor leads Friday activities including choir rehearsal at 8 00 p m on Oct as well as catechetical instruction on Oct 13 The Oct 14 schedule lists Sunday School worship at 11 00 a m and congregational meeting with Luther League program Beiträge Wednesday Oct 17 Women s Missionary Society meets with topic led by Mrs William Schierkolk
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