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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1941
Page
3
Corrected Thursday market sheet shows Wheat I 02 Corn yellow 63 Corn white 66 Oats dry 35 Cream No 234c No 385 23 Eggs Hena 44 to 5 Ibe Leghorn hens Old roosters per lb Springs Leghorn Springs Hogs 12.00. Grain market furnished by Black Brothers. See 113 13 ll.
A compact notice listing Chas. Radio Service offering tubes and batteries with guaranteed work and contact phone number 47 in Diller Nebraska. Open Saturday.
A Fairbury Nebraska shop promotes repairing old shoes to save over half the price of new ones. Located north of the Bonham Theatre at 2.
Creditors of the estate of Reent Reents de Mier in Jefferson County Nebraska are notified that claims must be filed by December 29 1941. A hearing will occur December 30 1941 at 10 A.M. in the County Court room to receive examine hear and adjust all filed claims. Dated August 29 1941 Samuel Gallamore County Judge.
Notice from Hubka and Hubka Attorneys for the estate of Willie E Mudge deceased in Nebraska County Court. Petition filed to appoint Ray Mudge administrator hearing set for September 19 1941 at 10 A M in County Court Room. Dated August 21 1941 Samuel Gallamore County Judge.
Estate of Alfred Mayborn proceedings in The State of Nebraska against the estate. Public notice dated July 23 1941 with hearing December 28 1941 at 10 AM in County Court room to receive claims. Samuel Gallamore County Judge. Published August 28 last to September 11.
Sunday visits take place at the Wiemers and Lottman homes with the Garten and Fritz households also sharing time with Lorren Stephens. A daughter was born September 3 at Odell hospital to Elmer Meyer and Bonnie Thompson. Walter Warthen and daughter Mildred of Burlington Kansas, after business in Filley, Nebraska, enjoyed supper with Mrs. Warthen.
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to the people of Diller and surrounding area for acts of kindness during the illness and death of their father W E Mudge. Signed by Mr and Mrs Ray Mudge and Mr and Mrs Harry Wells Mr and Mrs Robert Wells and families.
The Keystone Kensington of the Congregational church plans its first meeting of the year on Friday September 5 at hostess Mrs Ralph Long's home. Mrs Clara Allen will share interesting facts about Honolulu highlighting its appeal to soldiers. Reporter pro tem.
A roundup of Sunday visits and dinner guests includes Mr and Mrs M A Yoder of Tecumseh hosting C O Smiths guests. The Burr, Syracuse and Endicott circles joined in at various homes with Smith family members.
Church events list Sunday School at 10, preaching by Rev. McDade now at Bryan Memorial Hospital, 11 a.m. Rally and officer election for the visiting six months at 7:30 p.m. for high school age youths. League year paused to Sept 1, aims to do better this coming year.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman S S supt Sunday School at nine no preaching service pastor to Hooper Nebraska next Sunday to dedicate the new church basement no church services this Sunday Ladies Aid to meet Thursday
A church bulletin notes the Southern Conference gathers at Sterling from September 2 to 4. It urges all members to start the month by prioritizing attendance, emphasizing Sunday School every Sunday and full church services.
Robert D. Hall minister leads Congregational Church with 11 A M sanctuary service and a growing choir and orchestra. The sermon theme is Jesus' qualities for civilization and the Sunday focus on prayer as essential to civilization.
Members express gratitude for rain and blessings and reflect on faith and neighborly love. Regular worship includes 7:00 PM orchestra practice and 8:00 PM Friday choir rehearsal. Ray Green returns, junior choir invites youth, and a Kensington circle meeting at Mrs. Ralph Long's home discusses representatives for the women’s organization.
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