Diller Markets Corr ected Thursday Prices
Market list shows corn No 2 yellow and white No 2 at 45 cents, eggs at 214 2200, oats cream No 2, Barisde Mes Sacres, hens 43 to 5 lbs, Leghorn hens and roosters priced per pound.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1944
Page
3
Market list shows corn No 2 yellow and white No 2 at 45 cents, eggs at 214 2200, oats cream No 2, Barisde Mes Sacres, hens 43 to 5 lbs, Leghorn hens and roosters priced per pound.
A 14 by 16 foot building with a 7 foot high clearance is offered for sale by John Clauson.
Fence Post Just received a car load of red cedar and split oak posts from C L Geer Lumber and Coal. Also for sale three white Wyandotte roosters from trap nest triple A stock and tomatoes at 100 dollars per bit advertised by Mrs Roy Roelfs and Mrs Elbert Faanacht.
Arlene Schoen expresses gratitude for the kind cards letters and well wishes received during her hospital stay.
Glenn Roelfs showed a stalk bearing seven ears of yellow hybrid corn at the Record Office on a Wednesday morning. The stalk came from the Roy Roelfs corn field. Richard Steffen, a student at the State Agricultural College in Lincoln, spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Steffen.
Gale Schouelle nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Schouelle is seriously ill at Lutheracy hospital in Beatrice.
Dr and Mrs Ellis thank friends for expressions of sympathy and kind deeds during their time of sorrow and for the floral offering for the service.
Notice states Rev. Infelt will speak again this coming Sunday morning at the Methodist church. The Young People’s Fellowship will meet Sunday evening. Everybody welcome.
New books added to the Diller library include Valley of Decision Captain Milletts Island Hearts Haven Change of Heart Prairie Guns Fighting Four The Covered Wagon The Pony Express Patches Donated Outline of Knowledge and fiction by Mrs Ray Mudge Roy Patton and others. Residents Roy Roelfs Patton family moved to Lincoln. Mrs Patton and Pauline Copper and children left in a car. Mrs Capper stayed to help. friends wish them success.
Mr and Mrs Henry Wiemers of Boise Idaho came Friday to visit with her mother Mrs Avon Renz and other relatives Henry and Albert Renz are attending the National Hereford hog show at Hutchinson Kansas this week
Names unintentionally left off last week include Violet Anderson a sophomore Marilyn Stephens and Phyllis Schouelle freshmen.
Mr and Mrs Henry Carpenter of Hiawatha Kansas spent part of last week visiting the Eldred Carpenter home and returned Friday. They were accompanied home by W H Carpenter who will consult an eye specialist while there.
A dinner honoring Ebe Roelfs 83rd birthday was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Roelfe. Mrs Wm Bernhardt made the cake which was decorated and many wishes for a happy birthday were expressed. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ebe Roelfs Mr and Mrs Wm Bernhardt Mr and Mrs Alfred Roelfs and Mr and Mrs Herman Schlegel of Beatrice.
A group of intimate friends gathered Monday afternoon at Miss Fannie Diller's home to celebrate her seventy fifth birthday. Guests shared congratulations and the birthday song, then enjoyed social conversation and reminiscences with pineapple jelly, whipped cream, cookies and coffee. Attendants included Mrs. Effie Clark, Mrs. Florence Steffen, Mrs. Fouts, Mrs. Fansie Eick, Mrs. Clara Allen, Mrs. Merta Diller, Mrs. Meggie Greider, Mrs. Eva Green, Mrs. Max Logan and Mrs. Cavett. Miss Fanny received many gifts.
The 53rd Annual Convention of the Southern Conference of the Midwest Synod met at St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church in Diller on Sept 13–14. Pastor Weisenborn elected president and Pastor Spehr Jr secretary. Pastor Moeller re elected treasurer. Papers read covered prayer life of Jesus and liturgy influence. Midland College represented by Prof Syre. About 30 pastors attended. Ladies Aid served meals.
Mrs Robertson hosted last Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Roy Milne with children Jimmie and Marlene of Fairbury and Mrs Clare Waggoner of Diller. Mrs Milne is Meredith Robertson before marriage and a granddaughter of Mrs Nancy Robertson.
Mr and Mrs Max Logan hosted a family dinner last Sunday honoring their aunt Miss Fannie Diller on her birthday.
A Sunday gathering at Grove and Fairbury Park drew relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grove and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grove and family, Mr. and Mrs. Olio Ulm and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Richardson and family, Mrs. Norman Malchow, Mr. Joe Nippert and Margery, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nippert, Mrs. Hall and children.
Mr and Mrs Edred Carpenter and Joe Carpenter of Idaho visited Beatrice last Sunday staying with Cather Carpenter and family at her home.
Mrev Jos. F. Blecka of Narka Kansas and Mr. and Mrs. Lou Likens of Fairbury together with Miss Grace Bazant of Chicago spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. R J. Bazant.
Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 A M with Mrs Robert Upson S Supt and preaching at 11 A M Congregational Church lists Robert Pullen minister Mrs Earl Weigel S S Supt with Sunday School at 10 A M and Mr Pullen to preach again Sunday morning
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church lists Rev Otto Spehr as pastor and Duane Wolken as assistant. Sunday School at 10 A M worship at 11 A M. Women's Missionary Wednesday at 2 30 P M choir rehearsal Wednesday 8 30 P M confirmation. School begins Oct 7.
Werner C. Welchert, pastor, announces Sunday services and events at St John’s Lutheran Lanham Nebraska. Sunday school at 9 30 a m church service at 10 30 a m Luther League at 8 30 p m church council meeting at 9 p m. Wednesday events on Sept 27 and quarterly congregational meeting on Sunday Oct 1.
Graduates from an intensive basic engineering training course at the Service Schools exercises include Edward Linder of Diller Nebraska. The Bluejacket was chosen for specialized training based on recruit aptitude test scores. Graduates from twenty specialized courses are prepared for further duty at the Great Lakes facility.
Joe Carpenter of Emmet Idaho spent the week end at the Eldred Carpenter home.
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