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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1943
Page
3
The Diller Markets list corrected Thursday prices for corn in various grades and poultry. Corn yellow no 2 at .98, corn white no 2 at 1.03, mixed corn teene cream no 2 at 46¢, No 1 weight ranges, leghorn beans old roosters per lb offered.
Richard Steffen advertises purebred Duroc Jersey boars for sale. Includes offer for Negus boys popcorn, 3 lbs for 25 cents, as part of the notice.
Cooks Super White paint offered by C. L. Geer Lumber Co with two coats equal three coats of ordinary paint. Also notes gravel and fine crushed rock used to resurface the highway serving as Diller's main street, which has seen heavy traffic and little recent maintenance.
Tax estimates require any farmer with income of 624 dollars or more to file by December 15. The notice offers depreciation advice for farm equipment and deductibles with convenient report forms. Green Phone 35. Mrs Elville Schipper and daughter Dorothy left for Lincoln to visit Vera Bergstresser. Melvin Weers needed three stitches after a chin gash from a fall. Pvt. Gilbert Garrels and wife welcomed a son born at Beatrice Lutheran Hospital.
Dr Aubrey Diller of Arlington Virginia spent several days with his father and aunt Fannie Diller and returned today. He was joined by Mr and Mrs Ellis and Mrs Dora Wohlfarth who drove to Lincoln last Sunday to visit relatives and friends.
Charles Arnold of Taylor visited his wife's mother Mrs. L J Upson and Chester in Diller last Saturday. He also called on Mr and Mrs Robert Upson and Mr and Mrs James Pickard. Mrs Lizzie Weere spent a week visiting relatives in Nemaha county after leaving Tuesday noon. Louis Gorr returned to Grand Island after a three week visit with Rex and Mary Green. Mrs Moser was a Sunday dinner guest at Ray and Bick's home.
Mr and Mrs Wessel Schipper Mr and Mrs Alvin Schipper and daughter Jean along with Mrs Elville Schipper and daughter Dorothy drove to Falle City Sunday to dine at the home of Mr and Mrs Eilert Hullman and family.
Mr and Mrs B A Balderson of Joliet Ill and Lucile Barnett visited C C Barnett and Lee Balderson in the past week. Mrs C C Barnett and daughters visited relatives in Waverly Neb Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Dale Garrels stayed with her uncle Harold Barnett. Mrs Don Maw and Donna Jean joined by Mrs Floyd Maw left Lincoln for Chicago meeting Sgt Don Maw, returning Monday. Bill Jones earned priority on a Jefferson county corn picker for own use and helping others. Vena Webling of Lanham Neb entertained for son Sgt Donald Webbbg home from Washington DC.
Mr and Mrs McKinley Bowen and Mr and Mrs Gerald Bowen were Sunday evening guests at the Geo Novotny home. Verne Hubka a University of Nebraska freshman returned home for the weekend to register at the Bestrice selective service office and hopes to finish his Lincoln semester before entering the service.
Mrs C Galbraith of Fairbury was chosen Jefferson county convention president for two years at the Women's Club meeting held last Tuesday at the Congregational church annex. Mrs Rudolph Hubka hosted, and Mrs Ackmen presided. The program featured selections by members and teachers to honor guests.
Mrs. Bill Wiemers hosted a Saturday party for five toddlers sharing upcoming birthdays and turning three. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry Geisbrecht, Mr and Mrs Baumfolk, and relatives. Linda Lou Loth was absent due to her father’s night shift.
Church notices list service times and Sunday schools for Congregational Church Mrs Barl Weigel S S Supt 10 A M St Paul s Ev Lutheran Rev Otto Spehr Pastor John Weers S S Supt 10 30 A M Sunday School 11 30 A M Church Service 8 30 P M Luther League St John s Lutheran Lanham Neb Werner C Welchert Pastor October 23 choir rehearsal 8 00 P M catechetical instruction October 23 9 00 A M 3 00 P M Sunday October 24 Sunday School 10 A M Services 11 00 A M
Robert Pullen and Mrs Robert Upson led a Sunday School session with a special number sung by Albert Allen, Leo Allen, and Jack Baker. Next week’s program features another special number and minister Pullen will speak on The Bible has not been Destroyed. everyone is welcome.
The Lincoln Star highlights top features like Washington Merry-Go-Round and Book-of-the-Month in pictures. It offers complete World Nation State and Local news plus subscription rates and trial offers, with notices of Everett Blauser visiting and Perry Weaver being a victim of the theft this week.
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