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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1941
Page
5
A 1939 survey reports the United States has the largest supply of feed grains and hay per animal in more than a decade, signaling improved livestock feeding conditions nationwide.
The article notes U S crop harvests per person were nearly three acres, versus Germany one acre, China a half acre, and Japan a quarter acre, highlighting geographic differences in production.
The County Court of Jefferson County Nebraska reports a petition for probate of Henry H Knuppel deceased and for appointment of Ora J Mayborn as executor. Hearing set for October 3 1941 at 10 AM in the county court room. Samuel Gallamore County Judge. Dated September 4 1941. First published September 11 Last publication September 25.
Denny and Denny attorneys for the estate announce that executors filed a final account and petition for tax final settlement and heirs determination. The hearing is set for October 8, 1941 at 10:00 A.M. in the County Court Room. Interested parties may appear and contest the report.
Lee Calkins hires painter Ernst Schulz to apply a fresh white coat to the house. The project focuses on improving exterior appearance and protection.
Mr and Mrs Loren Stephens and family and Mr and Mrs Robert Upson and Mr and Mrs Earl Weigel and family enjoyed a Sunday picnic in the canyons. The gathering celebrated Dwight Weigel's birthday with friends and relatives.
A note from Geer Lumber Coal and Paint advertising incoming shipments. It mentions a car of BROKEN ARC oil treated Oklahoma Coal arriving soon and a car of Monarch Kleep Burn Western Coal. Customers are urged to place orders and will be contacted when coal arrives.
NEBRED WHEAT for sale at 20 per bushel by Wm Abrends. FOR SALE 33 dozen choice white rock pallets, phone 102.72 by Robert Glather. FOR SALE Coal or wood heating stove as good as new, write Mrs Maria Kirchhoff Plymouth Nebr. 21 If glasses needed come to Sears Roebuck Lincoln. Dr Lookabaugh Reg Optometrist. Best Service Best Prices Guaranteed Glasses.
Mathias Electric Shoe Shop north of the Bonham Theatre in Fairbury Nebraska advertises dyeing light shoes to a fall color. The brief notice invites customers to refresh their footwear with seasonal tones.
Indebted patrons urged to pay their balances to John Leuhring, manager at the store 21 Chester Pearson, President.
Ambitious reader sought to manage renewals and new subscriptions for the popular American Home zine. Easy, pleasant work with big commissions in spare time. write today to American Home zine corporation at 261 Fourth Avenue New York NY.
The McCleary Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri offers a free 122 page book on piles and colon disorders. Request a copy via a pointcard addressed to Gesacco Yonson communications. The offer promises help and potential savings.
Defense Savings Bonds may be registered in the name of a child as well as an adult. This option accommodates guardians and parents planning for future college expenses or estate gifts.
Allen Tinstman son of Mrs Elizabeth Tinstman departed Lincoln last week for Washington D C where he has secured a government post.
V A Raymond had ten days of treatment at the McCleary Clinic and Hospital in Excelsior Springs Missouri and was dismissed on September 18 in a much improved condition. Excelsior Springs is a health resort and mineral water spa located about 28 miles northeast of Kansas City.
Mr and Mrs O J Maybern arrived home Tuesday noon from a trip to Akron Ohio where they visited their son and wife Mr and Mrs Alfred Maybern They cut the journey short due to zipper trains helping them travel quickly back and forth Although the stay was shorter than planned they enjoyed the visit with family.
Dean Brown of the battleship Texas travels to Beatrice and nearby towns to visit his family including aunt Mrs. George Grabber and uncle Elbert Fasnacht while the Texas remains stationed at Norfolk Virginia.
The Ira Andersons now have adequate water for the family seven cows and a calf at their Diekman property in the southwest part of town. John Clauson and his helpers completed a six or seven hundred foot water main connection to the residence and the nearby water main on Monday.
The N. B. Club met Friday September 19 with Mary Grits and all members present except one. The afternoon featured quilting and a delicious lunch. Mrs. Grits received her 10 cent gift. The next meeting will be with Blanche Stephens October 8.
Bradford Diller reported a satisfactory outcome with a public sale and noted his businessmen have cleaned up. The event appears tied to an October timeframe and a move toward a new home near an undisclosed location.
The Raymond family hosted visitors last Friday night including Mr and Mrs LaForrest Raymond and daughter Phylis of Denver and Volney Raymond from Excelsior Springs who spent three weeks at the McCleary Sanitarium. Saturday morning they were joined by the boys sisters Flossie and Fern and motored to Lincoln for the day.
It was learned that Mr. Lemons is a friend of Will Bowers, chief fire controlman on the Destroyer Anderson.
Fred Star recalls the day President McKinley was shot in Buffalo on September 6 1901 and buried later that month. He notes in New York City that a major shutdown occurred for eight minutes drawing wide attention as pigeons circled a church belfry.
Archey Carpenter family from Riverton Iowa Cecil Cunningham family from Max Nebraska and Mrs Wm Lee of Beaver City Nebraska stayed in Shea to honor the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Neat Carpenter. Other out of town guests included Mrs Vada Busby and son Orval Woodstor Kapsss Mr and Mrs Henry Carpenter and daughter Gladys and granddaughter Lucille from Wylie and wife of Burwell Nebraska Alvin Diggs and wife from Thompson Nebraska.
Many U S Navy destroyers bear names honoring enlisted men known for bravery. plaques on ships and a duplicate at Luce Hall, United States Naval Academy, record each honoree's service.
The Congregational Church led by Robert D. Hall lists Sunday School at 10 A M and Sanctuary Service at 7:30 P M with a sermon titled Personality. The Y Peoples Society meets for business. Cortland association delegates must be elected today. Church music events include orchestra practice on Sept 27 and choir practice at 7:30 P M. Missionary meeting Sept 25 at Mrs Line’s home. Kensington group meets Oct 3 at Mrs Cal Waggoner’s home.
W H Clark and Mrs Keith Haye announced duties for Sunday School and preaching service at the Methodist Church. The sermon will be "Fishers of Men" with a focus on church work, youth meeting at 7 30 PM, and a mention of a delayed reorganization a week from the upcoming Sunday in October.
Rev L J Wolff pastor L Su ring October 65th. Our services shift back to 9 30 and 10 30.
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