Juniors Present Depend On Me Class Play Event
The junior class selects the comedy Depend On Me for a production on Wednesday April 22. Cast includes Elizabeth Green Elda Krebs Hope Benz Myrtle Hutchinson Amanda Achtemeier Max Johnson Gerald Bowen Howard Maw Dale Garrell Carroll Henrichs Ruben Fanders. Interludes feature Bob Green solo a humorous two boy skit and a nautical number. Community orchestra to perform a short program.
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Elizabeth Green
Elda Krebs
Hope Benz
Myrtle Hutchinson
Amanda Achtemeier
Max Johnson
Gerald Bowen
Howard Maw
Dale Garrell
Carroll
Henrichs
Ruben Fanders
Bob Green
Andreas Resigns as Jefferson County Agricultural Agent
Ww c Andreas resigns from the Jefferson County Agricultural Agent post due to ill health. The resignation takes effect May 1 with a successor not yet named. He has a two to three month leave of absence from the University of Nebraska Extension and plans to spend summers with family in the Black Hills and elsewhere.
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W. C. Andreas
Jefferson County
Andreas
University of Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service Department
Black Hills
Local farmers discuss conservation farm program at City Hall
A meeting of farmers at City Hall on Wednesday afternoon covered the new conservation farm program. Speakers were Mr. Milt Coffman and LaVern Arnold. The new precinct committee was elected, consisting of J. Smith Dioer, Quinter Fry, Vint Logan, and Horman Sixel.
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Milt: Coffman
LaVern Arnold
J.smith Diiler
Quinter Fry
Vint Logan
Horman Sixel
Ladies quartette visits Lincoln for 74th birthday
The ladies quartette formed by Mrs. Mary Cully Florence Steffen Effie Clark and Eva Green motored to Lincoln on Thursday in Mrs Stef fen s car to spend the day with Mrs. Witty at the home of Mrs Ray Colman They helped celebrate Mrs Witty s 74th birthday Mrs Green and Mrs Colman are daughters of Mrs Witty.
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Mary Cully
Florence Steffen
Effie Clark
Eva Green
Lincoln
Steffen
Witty
Ray Colman
Mrs. Green
Mrs. Colman
Diller Picnic Writeup Prompted by Crops Expert Visit
Cliff Crocks formerly of Fairbury spent hours at the Diller office gathering details for a writeup in the Nebraska Farmer about the upcoming annual Diller Picnic to be published later this month.
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Cliff Crocks
Fairbury
Diller
Nebraska Farmer
Weekend Visit Plans Via Duncan Nebraska Trip
Arlie Tristman and Bob Green began their Thursday trip in the former’s car toward Duncan Nebraska. They planned to stay with Bob’s sister Mrs Eileen Gorr and return to Diller Friday with Mr and Mrs Gorr for a weekend visit with home folks.
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Arlie Tristman
Bob Green
Duncan
Nebr
Bob
Eileen Gorr
Diller
Mrs. Gorr
Dorcas Class Kensington Meeting at Methodist Church Basemen
The Dorcas Class Kensington will meet in the Methodist Church basement on Thursday afternoon April 16. All members and friends are cordially invited to attend.
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Dorcas
Kensington
Methodist Church
Beatrice Power and Light Sees Mixed Response to Rate Proposal
Beatrice Power and Light Co offers a new rate proposition. About thirty-five of 125 potential users have accepted the offer, signaling cautious uptake and questions about savings and applicability.
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Beatrice Power and Light Co
Church Ladies Host Annual Supper on April 18
The Congregational Church ladies will hold their annual supper on Saturday evening in the church annex. Everyone is invited to come and eat.
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the Congregational Church
Henry Abrends Plans Move to County Seat Next Fall
Henry Abrends bought a residence at 1127 C Street Fairbury and will likely move from his farm near Steele City to the county seat next fall.
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Henry Abrends
C Street
Fairbury
Steele City
Remark in Record Corrects Anna Sible Death Notice
The Record corrects last week’s notice claiming the death of Miss Anna Sible. The deceased is instead Anna of near Odell, and no obituary was intended.
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Anna Sible
Anna
Odell
Diller's First Annual Athletic Banquet
The Father and Son Athletic banquet at the school gym drew over 300 attendees, with 22 tables served by 45 smiling waiters and 20 matrons assisting in kitchens. Rex Green hosted speeches by W. A. Schindler and Coach Lloyd Sinkey praising athletics and school benefits, while the Boy's Glee Club performed Loch Lomond.
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Loock
Diller
Rex Green
W. A. Schindler
Mr. Schindler
Diller High
Diller School
Loch Lomond
Soil Conservation Payments for 1986 Explained
The county agent outlines how farmers can earn soil building payments by planting alfalfa clovers and perennial grasses under the soil conservation program. Payments depend on acres conserved, with specific per acre rates for alfalfa $2 clovers $1 to $1.50 and grasses pending, and are capped by the farm’s total soil conserving acres. Steps include calculating soil depleting base, applying 15 percent, and ensuring conservation crops end 1936 with grain crops treated accordingly.
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W. C. Andraes
Nebraska
Quiet Local Election Yields Village and School Results
In a calm village election day, 80 ballots for village officers and 83 for school candidates were cast. Village trustees to serve two years elected John Steiner 73, J R Andrews 69, E E McCune 62 with minor write ins. Four school trustees for three years elected J Smith Diller 62, L M Cavett 47, D V Fanders 43, Ben Hall 18. judges of election S F Clark C A Green and Mrs Moser. clerks Mrs Wm Bond and Mrs Pearl Fasnacht Fietcher.
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John Steiner
J. R. Andrews
E. E. McCune
John Rahman
John Clauson
S. C. Hutchinson
W. A. Snyder
Harbine Village Election Elects Two New Board Members
The Harbine village election produced two new board members Albert Achtemeier and Dick Ommen for a two year term. Albert Achtemeier led with 20 votes while A Wolters 15 and Otto Schmuelle 12 trailed. Ommen won a one year vacancy with 17 votes, Bradford 7. Judges were Virgil Weatherford Fred Braash and M Manna Clerks were Mrs Rachel Graff and Mrs Otto Schnuelle.
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Harbine
Albert Achtemeier
Dick Ommen
Asee
A. Wolters
Otto Schmuelle
O. W. Weatherford
C. E. Bradford
Virgil Weatherford
Fred Braash
M. Manna
Rachel .Graff
Otto Schnuelle
Up The Hill To Paradise comedy at Hope Reform church
A three act comedy drama by Hope Reform church youths is set for Friday April 17 1936 at 8 o clock in the Harbine school auditorium. Admission is 10 and 20 cents. Cast includes: Abbie Field Baldwin Ellis Geraldine Brangelina Elvira Jones Brecenetec Sooneseass2 Amsads Achtemeier Annie Brown Sax Velma Sixel Norman Sixel Lydia Krebs.
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Hope Reform Church
O’cloeck
Harbine School
Bbie Field
Baldwin Ellis
Geraldine Brangelina
Elvira Jones
Bre
Cenetec
Velma Sixel
Norman Sixel Oe
Lydia Krebs
Sparks Bring Lucile Home After Injury Recovery
Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks drove to Bennett on Sunday to fetch their daughter Lucile who teaches there. She is making a satisfactory recovery and will return to her school in a couple of weeks.
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Lucile
Bennett
Chester Sparks
Nebraska Seeks Final Approval For Soil Cropping Classifications
Nebraska officials pursue final Washington approval for soil conserving crops including Sudan grass rye summer fallow and green manure practices. The state committee aims to have classifications approved well before the corn planting season for farmers statewide.
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Sudan
Washington
Nebraska
Beckwith Visit Nets Brief Diller Family Reunion
Mrs. Paul Beckwith and her children arrived Tuesday for a short stay with Diller relatives. Robert Beckwith spent the night with his wife’s family and then went to Carleton to visit relatives. The party will return to Diller later this week and Bob and Paul Beckwith plan to visit over the weekend before heading back to Omaha.
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Paul Beckwith
Diller
Robert Beckwith
Carleton
Herb Beckwith
Bob
Paul
Omaha
Candling Of Eggs To Be Enforced In Nebraska
W B Banning of the Nebraska Department of Agriculture says eggs must be candled when sold and a candling certificate with date name and company must be placed on the case. A poultry industry meeting in Grand Island on March 31 discussed enforcement and noted about 60 percent of Nebraska eggs are sold outside the state, competing with other states and affecting demand and price.
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W. B. Banning
State Department of Agriculture and Inspection
Lincoln
Nebr
Grand Island
Nebraska
Bartel Proposes Nonpartisan Platform and Old Age Pension
Candidate J. C. Bartel from the twenty second district states he cannot present a formal platform due to nonpartisan limits. If elected he pledges to serve district interests and supports an old age security plan granting a modest pension at age sixty to ensure a comfortable life. He urges voters to consider his views on April 14, 1936.
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Lincoln
Ona
J. C. Bartel
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