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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1943
Page
3
A corrected Thursday listing shows farm goods and poultry items with prices. Corn mixes, white corn No 2, mixed corn, and cream are priced per unit. heavy and light springs listed. leghorn hens roosters price per pound.
Sanico cook stove in good condition for sale. An extra good Gole man gas lamp with shade also for sale. Call M s Oscar Amos Dilley Paone 128 03.
Advertisement notes that two coats of Cooks Super White paint equal three coats of ordinary paint. Sold by C L Geer Lumber and Coal. Includes phone number 153 for Diller Nebraska.
Greeting card offer for all occasions. Contact Mrs R bert Dake at Skelly Station Diller. Phone 41.
A classifieds note offers collection services for notes judgments mortgages and accounts with 35 years of experience. References furnished. Written communication requested to RC Valentine Co Marshall town Iowa.
Tax estimates require farm incomes of 624 or more in 1948 to file by December 15. Bob Green offers depreciation setup for farm equipment draft animals and other assets plus deductible expenses using a convenient report form. Edward Bergstresser and Ardith Shipper hosted visiting relatives. Roy Reid leaves Fairbury for Oregon to join husband in Adair Army post near Oregon.
Harley Clark states satisfaction with his post at Dempster Manufacturing Co in Beatrice. Mr and Mrs Koenig of Liv com spent a few days with her mother Mrs Anna Wright. Mrs Ruth Pickard now runs the Diller Telephone switchboard replacing Mrs Clara Grieder. Farmers welcome fall weather as nature continues the season. Mr and Mrs Howard Peters of Fairbury were Sunday dinner guests at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Will Amos. Mr and Mrs Irvin Mayborn and daughter of Dewitt visited her mother Mrs Ina Hill Sunday. Elias Hadley fell ill last Friday while papering at Bert Frisbee home and was taken to Odell hospital for checkup.
The United War Fund drive starts October 18 with United War Fund Sunday on October 17. Ministers statewide will preach on the theme United We Live That Freedom Might Live as solicitors urge generous gifts to support USO United Sea Men's Service War Prisoners' Aid Russian War Relief United China Relief British War Relief Refugees Relief Trustees and related organizations.
Twins Gene and Joan Wiemers turned three last Sunday October 10 with a birthday supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wiemers. Guests included Grandparents Frank and Lottmen and Henry Reinholt family, Melvin, Fay Arrell, and others. Cake was baked by their mother. Miss Margaret Bracken from Washington DC arrived Monday to stay a week with sister Mrs. Ray Eick. Bracken is a private secretary to Prentiss Brown of the OPA.
Several Diller people attended the Passion play in Beatrice and praised its realistic portrayal. All four showings drew capacity crowds, pushing total attendance to about six thousand.
Mrs Eisenbauer of Stillwater Illinois visited for several weeks at the home of her daughter Mrs Fred Sasse who accompanied her to Illinois two weeks ago to visit friends and relatives returning to Omaha on Monday where she was met by Mr Sasse.
Ovid Carpenter has spent the past week painting and remodeling the old Christian church parsonage in the north part of town. He has purchased the house and will move in after repairs are finished.
The narrator describes settling into an Atlanta home with siblings guiding them about town and church life at a large Presbyterian church. They tour the grounds and terrace, note the city noises softened by trees, meet friendly neighbors, and enjoy Herbert’s late summer garden yielding corn, beans, and tomatoes.
Navyman Harold Walmsley a second class gunner's mate from New York arrived late last week to stay with his sister in law Mrs Roy Patton. He has seen heavy action in the Battle of the Atlantic and enjoyed a survival furlough after his latest crossing. He returned to the east coast on Sunday.
David Robson the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Robson has been suffering from an infected ear linked to a lingering cold. He has received regular treatments at Odell hospital.
Mrs Eva Green left by train late Saturday night for Nevada Missouri to spend a few days visiting at the home of her brother Fred Witty. She returned Wednesday.
Congregational Church Mrs Earl Weigel SS Supt 10 A M Sunday School. St Pauls Ev Lutheran Rev Otto Spehr Pastor John Weers SS Supt 10 30 A M Sunday School. There will be no Church Service. Womens Missionary meeting Wednesday Oct 20.
St John s Lutheran Lanham Nebr announces Friday Oct 8 choir rehearsal at 9 00 P M Pastor Werner C Welchert leading. Sunday Oct 10 Sunday School at 10 A M worship in German. Methodist Church Robert Pullen minister Mrs Robert Upson S S Supt reports growing attendance and a special program after Sunday School featuring Mr Pullen s review of Margaret Slattery s book Thy Kingdom Come But Not Now. Everyone is welcome.
Mr and Mrs John Ramish entertained at Sunday dinner in Carol Lees honor with guests including Mr and Mrs McKinley Bowen Mr and Mrs Gerald Bowen and Barbers and Mr and Mrs Edward Bond and Mary Ella Griswold returned from Emmett Idaho where she spent the summer with her son Harvey Julia Diller a first year nurse trainee visited her father Serenus Viers visited with Dr and Mrs S B Viers D V Fanders teaching at the local school was called to Guide Rock for her fathers illness Don McKenzie Elizabeth Green substitutes Mrs Gus Fiotell Hardy and Herman Sasse hosted a one day visit.
Mrs Loren Wolff of Lindy Nebraska assisted several days with her parents Mr and Mrs Jake Lottman. She helped care for family matters and supported household duties during this period.
Miss Eunice Henrichs R N of Lincoln General Hospital spent the weekend at her parents home, Mr and Mrs Fred Henrichs. Mr and Mrs George Loth and their children from Beatrice visited the Henrichs home for the weekend. Herman is identified as the parents.
Mrs Glenn and her young daughter visited Friday to attend a local women’s club gathering and returned home Sunday evening.
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