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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1943
Page
3
The Thursday corrected market list shows prices for corn varieties, white no 2, yellow no 1, and mixed corn with several weights. Oats and cream items appear with parity figures, while spring weights and hens including Leghorn hens and old roosters are listed with per pound rates.
Classified notes include Cooks Super White paint claiming two coats replace three. offered by C. L. Geer Lbr. Co at Diller Nebraska with phone 15302. Also Christmas cards for soldiers and free box offer.
Card of Thanks from Frank Grabber thanks friends who sent hospital wishes. Various local visits note dinner guests and Sunday gatherings at the Fry and Eick families. Cpl Adolf Baumfolk of Pittsburgh Calif and the Baumfolk family are mentioned with extended visits in Cortland and Hollenberg.
A Sunday through Tuesday program features Abbott and Costello in Hit the Joe with additional comedy and news segments. Other days offer Gloria Jean Donald O Connor and Two Tickets to London with Michele Morgan and Alan Curtis.
A car drivers notice warns to obey stop signs. Arrests have been made. The Lottman family rejoices as their son Robert in the U S Navy sends a long awaited North Africa letter after eight months. A small currency find east of Diller High School is described for reward. Farewell at George and wife Wiemers farm precedes a Marysville move. Elizabeth Davis and daughter Melvin Nelson return from Mayes after an operation. Julia Diller spent the weekend in Diller and begins purse training at Lincoln General Hospital.
Mrs. John Sedlacek expresses sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for cards letters and flowers received during her recent hospital stay.
John Lottman chosen October 12 for his farm sale. Watch for bills likely related to the event.
Sunday afternoon September 19 Maggie Remley hosted Mr. and Mrs. John Luick Mr. and Mrs. Mc Intyre and daughter Janet Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Logan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Logan and daughter Artys Mr. and Mrs. Max Logan Mrs. Mable Carmichael Mr. and Mrs. Willis Clark and Carolynn Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nixon and daughter Constance. Guests admired the colorful garden as well as the coxcombs among other blooms. Despite limited sight Remley remains active in church family and home. A luncheon concluded the gathering.
Mr and Mrs Adam Wasser man and son were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Lottman and family.
Mrs. Eva Green attended a Sunday dinner at the Rex Green residence honoring Darrell on his 14th birthday. The gathering marked a family celebration with relatives and friends in attendance.
Methodist Church announces Mrs. Robert Upson Sunday School superintendent and 10 A M services. Congregational Church lists Mrs Karl Weigel Sunday School superintendent at 10 A M. Rev Merle Adams moderator to lead 11 A M service. The Kensington gathering at Mrs Willis Clark home Friday Oct 1.
St Johns Lutheran Lanham Neb announces Friday Sept 24 choir rehearsal at 9 00 PM and Sunday Sept 26 no Sunday School or worship Pastor Werner C Welchert will preach Mission Sermons at Emerald and Havelock Neb on that date Sunday Oct 3 is Sunday School Promotion Sunday Fourth quarterly Congregational meeting Ingathering for Tabitha Home
Rev Otto Spehe, pastor, leads 10 A M Sunday School and 11 A M church service with an 8 30 P M League. Inductions for S S teachers officers and workers take place during worship. Missionary offering last Sunday totaled 79 dollars 40 cents.
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