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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1941
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Lavern Pickard of Fairbury visited the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Jas Pickard on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Loren Stephens visited in Crete Friday and attended the Saline County fair meeting neighbors and friends from Friend.
Creditors of the estate of Reent Reents, deceased, in Jefferson County Nebraska, must file claims by December 29 1941. The county court will convene December 30 1941 at 10 AM to receive examine and adjust all filed claims. Samuel Gallamore County Judge. Published September 4 and September 18, 1941.
Executors have filed a final account and petition for final settlement in the estate of Fredrich H. Kirchoff, deceased. The County Court sets a hearing on October 3 1941 at 10 o clock AM to determine heirs at law and discharge the executors.
Neered wheat offered for sale at 120 dollars per bushel. 21 Wo. Abrends.
An ad from Mathias Electric Shoe shop north of Bonham Theatre in Fairbury Nebraska urges shoe repair while uppers remain sound.
All knowing themselves indebted to the Farmers Oil Supply Co are told to pay their accounts to John Leuhring, manager at the store. Chester Pearson, President.
Mr and Mrs Ray Green returned home Saturday from a pleasant visit to Hastings where they stayed with Mrs Green s sister Mrs Ray Colman and family They also traveled to Grand Island and visited the Soldiers Home
Arnold Lottman and a neighbor from Iowa hosted the Lottman family in Fairbury after weeks in Iowa with their son and daughter. The article notes visits by Miss Marie Upson and lists several callers from Beatrice and Lincoln, with a trip to Edgar and a rainfall report of 3.68 inches in the Edgar area Sunday night.
Mr and Mrs C C Barnett left Wednesday for Lincoln to attend the funeral of Lester Snyder at the Methodist hospital. Snyder died after an accident last Saturday when he fell from a hay load, injured by a rack and wagon wheel.
Everett Green and Nellie Green came from Lincoln last Saturday and dined with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Green. They returned home with Richard Raymond, who will attend Lincoln Junior High after starting his freshman year at the Diller school. Richard’s father Wolcey Raymond is hospitalized at Excelsior Springs.
Mrs Christina Gerdes and her daughter visited Bremen Kansas with Mr and Mrs Fred Gerdes joining her and they spent time with Gerd Henrichs Sr and all their children and families.
The Diller Woman's Club met at Mrs. A. A. Eick's home on Wednesday September 10 with good attendance and several new members. Mrs. Ira Casper led the discussion on The Return to Religion aided by Rev. W. H. Clark. Mrs. R. D. Hall sang. The next meeting will be September 24 at 2 15 P M at Mrs. C. W. Hiatt's home with topic Home Nursing and led by Mrs. C. E. Rice of Odell. Members are asked to bring a friend and be punctual.
A September fifth gathering hosted by neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Sedlacek honored Bradford and Margaret Diller on their move to Idaho. Guests included many local residents, with ice cream cake coffee and koolaid served, and best wishes conveyed for their new home.
The Dorcas Society met Thursday afternoon in the Methodist church basement with a good crowd. Mrs Ray Eick led devotionals and a prayer closed the session sung by Mrs Ira Casper. Bob Green sang two solos with Mrs Bernard Patton on piano. Mrs Rev Clark won a contest, and guests included Mrs Wm Wiemers. Refreshments by Mesdames Glenn Brauser, Ralph Stefford, Rex Green, Will Green and Lawrence Madden.
Babe Ruth played in 2,502 major league games with a career batting average of .342 marking one of baseball history’s standout exploits.
Seven club members and families gathered in Henry Geisbrecht pasture for a Sunday noon picnic. They shared dinner and a plentiful ice cream and cake feast. The group will meet Friday September 19 with Mary Grits for the first shower of the hostess.
Mrs James Hays hosted the J N C club on Wednesday September 8 with guests including Mrs Georgia Hays Mrs Ed Bond and daughter Mary Lou of Wymore Mrs M C Bowen Mrs Donald Frisbie Idola Champ and Elinor Novotny. After the business session Bingo crowned Mrs Pearl Novotny as champion and a lunch finished the pleasant afternoon. Mrs Geo Champ to entertain October 8.
About 64 relatives attended a Grone reunion at Fairbury Park on Sunday September 14 from Diller. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone Mr and Mrs Joe Nippert and family Mr and Mrs Leonard Richardson and family Mr and Mrs Frank Grone and family Mr and Mrs Olin Ulm and family Miss Arlene Schouelle plus relatives from Minnesota Iowa Lincoln Hebron Davenport Carleton Ong Fairmont Mc Cool Junction and Belvidere. The day featured a bountiful dinner and some guests departed early. Mr and Mrs Joe Grone of Hadley Minnesota and Mrs Frank King of New Market CO visited at the Grone home afterward.
St Pauls Ev Lutheran announces Sunday School at 9:00 English services 10:00. The annual Sunday School business meeting and officer election will be held Sunday Sept 28. Nominating committee: Bernard Behrends Marie Schmidt Hannah Garrels Malon Wolken. Promotion day in October first Sunday. Installation of teachers and officers and Holy Communion observed. Women’s Missionary con-
Church notices describe services by Minister Robert D. Hall and staff. Sunday School at 10 A.M. Sanctuary service at A.M. with visitors from nearby churches. Sermon titled Trust in God focusing on civilized behavior. Election notes urge a man and a woman to vote at the Association in Cortland October 6 and 7. Ecumenical Council urges observance of Communion Sunday. Choir practice and a Sunday concert by the People's Group are announced with public invitations.
W H Clark pastor hosts Sunday School at ten with a morning service. Only service of the day. Young People's group meets at 7 pm at the church for an open gathering. All are invited to attend.
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