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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1949
Page
4
Scarce Prestone and Playtex Baby products advertised at Moss Man's in Fairbury. DDT and weed control items claimed in stock. Bartlett pears and reduced prices on aprons coats suits dresses and blouses listed in the same notice.
Robert Pullen minister and Mrs Karl Weigel lead Sunday worship and Sunday School at 10 00 a m services. public note of church activities and schedule for the day.
Morning worship at 10 with subject Me and My House led by Esther Me FHOVILY CHURG. Children's story by Richard Hays. Sunday School at 11, Mrs Ray Lamb Supt. Friday choir practice at 7 and 300 m choir.
Arthur W Huecke to supply as pastor Otto Dauber leads on Sept 8. Sunday school at 9 30 a m and divine worship at 10 30 a m H L Lenser to speak at worship session at 7 30 p m E C Hansen to speak Luther League follows service Congregational meeting set Tues Sept 27 at 7 30 mm Arthur L Avgeraback to speak
Arthur W Huneke, pastor of St John s Lutheran Lanham Nebraska, announces no worship service or Sunday School this week. Choir practice is Saturday at 5 00 p m and Luther League at 8 30 p m. Congregation meets Monday October 8 at 8 00 p m.
Card Of Thanks expresses gratitude for calls cards flowers and gifts on a 60th wedding anniversary. Messages thank friends and relatives for cards and gifts while another note thanks friends for hospital visits. Vacation note lists dates away. Several small sale and auction notices mention items for sale and an animal auction set for October at Fairgrounds in Fairbury Nebraska.
Friends of Diller and Vicinity express gratitude for cards and letters from Dr and Mrs C E Rice. Royle's Elevator notes coal orders as briquets Colorado Lump coal soon. Diller Library hours set for Tue and Sat afternoons. Local visits include Mr and Mrs George Loth Beatrice. Fred Lottman returns from Lincoln surgery. Tulsa trip by Max Logan and Mra H Coleman. Robt Stahl drives gravel truck for E H Jordening.
The piece discusses frustrations with Congress and the handling of large federal budgets. It criticizes lawmakers for inflating the hopper with billions while promising savings, and argues for downsizing by ten percent to curb waste and protect taxpayers.
The House passed a new wage hour bill establishing a 75 cent minimum and retaining the retail establishment exemption with minor edits. Experts say retail needs the exemption to protect part time and entry level jobs, arguing a 40 hour week would harm many stores and workers while allowing skill development and progression.
Hospital stay brightened by loving flowers, cards, letters, gifts and visitors. Mrs. Herbert Barber thanks everyone for kindness shown during illness.
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