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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1942
Page
5
A corrected Thursday market listing shows prices for various items such as mixed chickens creamp products and eggs. The irregular text notes items like hens leghorn roosters and bees with prices per pound or unit and references location Sueur.
A collage of local classified items appears from Diller with book notes at the public library, sales ads for 1929 Ford, clothing, farm goods, and seeds. Local residents visit, property changes hands, and political and veterans notices are included with community events and a Legion meeting announced.
An local ad promotes a Warm Morning Heater with limited coal stock and a 24 hour cold spell hold option from C. L. Geer Lbr. and Coal Diller, phone 153.02. Diller news includes Glenn Powell visiting the Record office, a letter from Mrs. Esther Nider about Allen Tristman a lieutenant in communications HQ with training at Ft. Benning and postings to Shelby Miss and Ord Calif, Dale Tinstman earning his wings on Sept. 26, and their mother Elizabeth Tinstman in Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Jack Green and daughter Darlene with a San Francisco cousin arrived Saturday night to visit Verne Green’s mother Mrs Mary Green and brothers H H W F and W O Green and sister Mrs Ed Bergstresser of Lapham. They left Tuesday with Vearl Green who had been at Powell Wyoming.
Nebraska football results list games against Iowa, Iowa State, Indiana, Oklahoma, Kansas, Pittsburgh, Navy Pre Flight School, and Kansas State with scores showing Nebr. victories mostly by large margins. Local notes mention Mrs. Ira Anderson becoming clerk at the Farmer's Store and visits by Mr. and Mrs. George Loth and their children in Diller today.
Diller High School students gain journalism experience on the Diller Dispatch under Miss Lois May sponsor. The roster includes editors, reporters, editors for features and humor, athletic editors, room monitors, and stunt typists, with names such as Betty Grabber Fredric Wrigley Bette No votny Marilyn Miller and more.
Geer builds brooders for farms ranging from 10 by 12 to 10 by 16 feet with a gable roof and five windows. Demand for farm buildings is high but lumber and nails are scarce due to priorities.
Miss Julia Diller, enrolled in a nursing preparatory program at the University of Nebraska, spent the weekend with her Diller family in Omaha. She returned to Lincoln Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Nixon. Janet Kay Filley also visited W I Filley in Stratton Nebraska.
A. A. Scott, Democratic nominee for county treasurer, attended the Wiemers sale Monday and paid a call at the Diller Record office. Friday evening dinner guests at the Congregational parsonage included Miss Vesta Thorngate, Glen Ball, Craig Baker, and Jay Woods.
B. M. Hanson, a Republican nominee for sheriff, made a cordial visit to the Diller Record office on Wednesday.
Mrs Katherine Frerichs is visiting with relatives in and around Fairbury this week. She is expected to tour local sites and spend time with family members during the stay.
Roy Patton and Sam Thompson, gravel inspectors at Bruning air base, note Mrs. C. L. Tinstman, formerly of Diller, has returned to Lincoln after attending her son Lt. Dale C. Tinstman’s wedding to Miss Jean Sundell at Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church in Omaha on Oct. Ii.
The Congregational Church invites members to observe Bible Week. Sunday School at 10 00 A M features use of the family Bible memory and the "Christian Growth" theme from Luke 2 40. Sanctuary Service at 11 A M with Mrs Earl Weigel also listed.
The Seed Represents the Word of God. George Freitag elected deacon and Herbert Barber trustee on the Official Board. Reports show all obligations paid and renewed responsibility for beneficences benefiting families and culture.
John Weers S S Superintendent invites all for Sunday School at 10. A basket dinner honors Mr and Mrs Henry Wiemers departing for Idaho. Sunday Oct 18 is open to all. On Oct 25 Rev Hart ter preaches at 11:30.
C. W. McCaskill pastor leads Sunday School at 10 A. M. and church service at 11 A. M. R. N. Southwick superintendent of the Sunday School.
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