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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1941
Page
5
Market brief lists corrected wheat corn and yellow corn white oats and dry cream No 2 eggs and hens 43 to 5 lbs Leghorn hens old roosters per pound and hogs priced around 10.20 as of Thursday markets furnished by Christopher and Co.
Elmer Loth son of Mrs Ezra Loth is at home on a fifteen day furlough from duties at Camp Robinson Arkansas. He is described as a real soldierly appearing chap dressed in a new uniform.
Diller Nebr C L Geer Ller announces dandy new wagon boxes at reasonable prices. Customers invited to come in and inspect. Phone 153 02.
Notice invites customers to inquire about shoe repairs deemed impossible at Mathis Electric Shoe Shop located north of Bonham Theatre in Fairbury Nebraska.
Crete residents including Mr and Mrs Bert Haist and Mr and Mrs Elles Shane joined the Stephens family in Lorren Stephens home to honor Mrs Stephens birthday. About forty neighbors gathered Tuesday evening for a progressive pinochle game followed by sandwiches cake and coffee.
The McCleary Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri offers a free up to date booklet on piles fistula and colon disorders. Request by postcard to the given address. No charge. It may save you suffering and money.
Estate of Henry H Knuppel deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. State of Nebraska creditors of said estate must file claims by February 2 1942. Court session February 3 194? at 10 A M to examine allow or adjust claims. Dated October 3 1941 Samuel Gallamore VE Judge. Sea 1st pub 10 9 last 10-
Geer Brothers advertise correct grade fuel oil for stoves and furnaces. Robert Diller traveled from Chicago to visit Mrs. Diller and other family members over the weekend.
Ben and Rudolph Senior return from Ashton Idaho with a half section farm and harvest a bumper wheat crop with peas. Mrs Ella Griswold returns from Marysville Kansas after weeks with relatives. Ing Alsbe accompanied her to Diller for a band rehearsal. Roger LePoidevin, son of Mr and Mrs LePoidevin near Diller, spends fifteen days on leave from the National Guard in Little Rock Arkansas.
Three men robbed the Citizens State Bank of Clatonia Tuesday night, using an acetylene torch to cut a hole in the vault door. About $2000 was secured as the bandits crawled through the hole onto the vault to access the safe.
Mr and Mrs Bert Hughes and family from south of Endicott traveled to Beatrice last Saturday to meet their son Noel Hughes on furlough from the army at Camp Robinson Arkansas. The party stopped in Diller en route home to visit the Floyd Hughes family Noel Hughes has 15 days leave of absence.
Mr and Mrs H Z Diller and Mr and Mrs James Lowell and son James Jr came from Lincoln last Sunday for church services and the annual Congregational church dinner. In the afternoon the group with Mrs Effie Clark went to Steele City to visit the Zolens and other relatives.
For sale items include a 1989 4 door Chevrolet a 1933 2 door Chevrolet and a 1929 4 door Chevrolet. Also offered are GLASS in Storm Sash to save coal. Order storm sash early as mill shipments are slow. C L Geer Lumber Coal and Paint Diller Nebraska phone 15203.
Miss Rachael Viers, a Beatrice grade school teacher, spent the weekend with her parents in Diller.
Mr and Mrs Frank Viers and their son W G Viers and family from Superior Nebraska visited in Diller on Sunday as guests of Dr and Mrs Viers and Rachael.
The Farmers Store at Diller invites all comers to a free lunch this Saturday serving coffee and cookies, catering to both hungry and non hungry patrons.
Gorden Fanders and his companion Miss Bobbie Love of Beatrice spent the weekend with Gorden’s parents Mr and Mrs D V Fanders in Diller.
A U.S. battleship underway at twenty knots located and recovered a seaman who fell overboard in under four and a half minutes under normal conditions.
Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis with Mrs Dora Wobbl forth traveled to Chester Nebraska last Sunday and spent the day with Dr and Mrs Cecil Ellis and their son Roger returning home in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stahl and son Robert with Mr. and Mrs. George Loth and baby drove about fifty miles east of Council Bluffs to visit relatives last Sunday and planned to return home by Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Richard Mayborn and their infant son traveled from Kansas City to visit the family of Mr and Mrs O J Mayborn. Their baby was christened by Rev R D Hall during the morning service last Sunday at the Congregational church.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Treik from South Dakota visited relatives and friends in the area on Monday forenoon. They plan to go to Steele City to visit relatives. Mrs Treick is sister to Carl Schmuelle Mrs H Sixel and others in the vicinity.
Volney Raymond and Hebron friends drove to Lincoln Sunday to visit Dickie Raymond who had been attending school there. Dickie will attend Hebron High School to be with his father. The group passed Diller on the way home and stopped to see Mrs. Isabella Raymond and her daughters Flossie and Fern.
Mr and Mrs Onka Lottman of Fairbury visited October 10 with the Wiemers to help celebrate the twins Jene and Joan on their first birthday. Mrs Gerd Henrichs Sr was an afternoon caller. Evening guests included Loren Stephens Will Ahrends George Wiemers and families and an ice cream cake honoring Will Ahrends birthday.
The meeting opened October 12 with a song service led by Avis Johnson and prayer. Marilyn Miller led a discussion on Handling Handicaps followed by scripture. After business, the meeting adjourned with benediction and an hour of recreation noted by the secretary.
The J.N.C. met with Mrs. George Champ on October 8 with all members present. Anna Hubkin was elected president Keith Hays vice president Dells Weber secretary treasurer George Novotny reporter Upson became a member. The afternoon featured mock bridge with Upson and Novotny winning high score and a lunch served. Next meeting to be with Mrs. Anna Hubka.
Robert D. Hall ministers the Congregational Church with Mrs Earl W Supt and church groups led by Mrs Ray Green music director and Mr Herb Barber secretary Mens Class Mrs RD Hall advisor. 10 A M Sunday School attendance was high last Sunday indicating loyalty to Christ. Sanctuary service features a sermon titled A voice from a cloud.
The passage lists church activities: Young Peoples Fellowship at 7 30 P M next Sunday, Woman's Association meeting at Mrs Willis A Clark's home with Mrs Ray Green leading, orchestra practice in the vestry at 7 P M, Church Choir at 8 P M, and Diaconate meeting at 8 P M in the vestry. It opens with a moral reflection about storms and troubles.
Pastor W H Clark leads services with Sunday School at 10 and 11 a m Proessing. The subject is What Do We Need The young people meet at 7 p m Weather favorable after heavy rains roads are good The owl winter hasn't arrived yet A committee plans Homecoming Sunday on November 2 hopeful for a great day.
Rev L J Wolff pastor and CL Huliman superintendent announce Sunday School at 9 30 and services at 10 30 with an evening service to follow. A missionary city guest will join the event.
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