Ralph Beckman Repaints Phillips 66 Station
Ralph Beckman gave the Phillips 66 gas station a fresh paint job this week using a mostly green scheme with red trim.
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Ralph Beckman
Phillips 66
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1936
Page
10
Diller Visitors Reported By Local Couple
Mr and Mrs John Specht of the vicinity southeast of Ellis were Diller visitors Tuesday. Jobo isn t able to work any more. He has been in poor health for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Specht
Ellis
Jobo
Farmers Gas and Oil Station Plans Considered
A party from Farmar Oil Company of Kaos visited town Monday to explore options on east side north Main Street for a potential farmers gas and oil station at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmar Oil Company
Kaos
North Main Street
Fairbury Faces Creighton Semi Final Narrow Loss
Fairbury's class A basketball team ran with top rivals before losing to Creighton Prepressere 24 to 20 in the semi finals. Dale Tinstman, son of Mrs Elizabeth Tinstman, starred largely. The piece notes upcoming Wesleyan University chorus at the Methodist church and future Hastings and Dana College chorus appearances in Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Creighton
Dale Tinstman
Elizabeth Tinstman
Cavett
Wesleyan University
Methodist Yr
Oscar Bennett
Hastings College
Dana College
Steele City residents switch to Fairbury power deal
Steele City residents reportedly approved Fairbury Light & Power Co. as their electricity supplier, with six households already under a five year contract at a lower rate. Fairbury plans to extend the line to Hollenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Beatrice Power & Light Co
Fairbury Light & Power Co
Fairbury Company
Hollenberg
Diller Elms Suffer Damage From Unseen Cause
Local report describes widespread damage to trees in Diller Nebraska with elm losses near the Diller elevator office. City marshal Bond trimmed about thirty trees along the avenue to prevent further harm while officials assess the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Bond
Giese
Aesees Coe
Car Crash Damages Autos Near State Bank Building
J Smith Diller and John Lottman observed a collision when a car backed from the curb into Diller and Lottman’s auto near the State Bank building. A stranger named Hepperlin from Beatrice claimed to be an engineer on the Beatrice to Fairbury road. He said he intended to see Diller but did not anticipate the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Smith Diller
Mr. Diller
John Lottman
Ark
Tiren’s State Bank
Sains Board
Mr Hepperlin
Beatrice
Fairbury
Hepperlin
Diller
Jefferson County 4-H Leaders Training Set
The first Jefferson County Home Economic 4H leaders training meets Saturday March 21 in the basement of the Methodist church at Fairbury starting at 9:00 AM. Miss Allegra E Wilkens will discuss club management reports records and leader aids in the forenoon with afternoon covering Winter Clothes Project and an exhibit on remaking and new finishes. All women interested in 4-H leadership invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Fairbury
Allegra E. Wilkens
Agricultural Extension Service
Pri.j.dt
Woman's Club March 24 Program Notes Poem
The record notes an 8:00 P M gathering of the Womans Club on March 24 1936 with a program featuring a poem The Children by Edgar Guest and remarks quoting The child is father to the man and a solution of a financial measure. W A Schindler and Mrs Leader Mrs Mayborn are listed as presenters or leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasire
W. A. Schindler
Leader
Maybornee
Eall
Edgar Guest
Youth Vocational Guidance Conference Set for March 24
Following the March 10 Feirbury high school event, youths and leaders voted to host another Youth Vocational Guidance Conference on Tuesday evening March 24. Directed by able readers, the program offers guidance on choosing a vocation with no enrollment fee and no advanced registration. The conference committee includes R. E. Deadman W. E. Scott W. H. Leask Mrs. A. Hendricksen Mrs. Genevieve Clark Max Denny J. L. Thornton P. D. Peterson A. S. Dodgson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feirbury High School
R. E. Deadman
W.E Scott
W. H. Leask
Good Housekeeping Club Meets At Richardson Home
The Good Housekeeping project club gathered March 10 at Mrs. Leonard Richardson’s home with assistants Mrs. Ralph Frisbie and Mrs. Charles Hilder. Meeting was moved due to illness and cold weather. December and January lessons on Homemaker Entertained and Homemaker Work were led by Mrs. Keith Hays. Refreshments followed. next meeting set at Mrs. James Hays with Mrs. Newt Hays and A. O. Richardson as assistant hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Housekeeping Project Club
Leonard Richardson
Ralph Frisbie
Charles Hilder
Keith Hays
James Hays
Newt Hays
A. O. Richardson
Soil Conservation Act Aids 1946 Crop Year Planning
Nebraskans at a Chicago regional conference express cautious optimism that the Soil Conservation Act will flexibly fit diverse farming conditions for the 1936 program. Farmers will plan seeding operations and cooperate to implement the act, with district conferences starting this weekend. Wheat acreage records will be reviewed and payments issued for compliant 1936 applications. Beauty and the Beast at the Texas Centennial Exposition promises a provocative act imported from Europe featuring a nude performer in a cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
F Fe
Fred Wallace
Gibbon
Nebraska
Jefferson County
Lincoln
Dallas
Ing
Europe
Keystone Kensington Hosts Gracious Meeting Night
Keystone Kensington club led by C L Waggoner hosted last Friday with Mrs. Cully and Mrs. Clark giving a welcoming song. Guests included Mrs. Roy Geer and Mrs. C. E. Waggoner. a plant was presented to Mrs. Renz for plant knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waggoner
Keystone
St Patrick–themed party at Waggoner home
A merry crowd of club members and families gathered March 9 at Mr. and Mrs. Chas Waggoner's home. Activities included a potato race won by Cully's side, a humorous Tipperary trip, and the new game Cootie with high scores by Mrs Wells Andrews and Mr Willis Clark. A two course luncheon followed, with thanks to Waggoner and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Waggoner
Mr. Cully
Mrs. Clark
Tipperary
Cootie
Wells Andrews
Willis Clark
St. Patrick
Waggoner
Mystic Numbers in World Punishments and Beliefs
Clinton Gordon argues that Ethiopians and Western powers reflect different punishments and ethics, noting Ethiopians used hanging while Western nations employ lethal chambers. He highlights China’s fascination with the number five, linking it to planets, elements, colors, virtues, punishments, and directions, contrasted with the Western love of seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abssinigus
China
Clinton Gordon
Birmingham
Alain Collier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Womans Club
Soil Conservation In Action
Keystone Kensington
Laddie
Will
Henry Behrends
ALL Star Magazine
Farm Journal
Pictorial Review
Pathfinder
the Country Home
McCall's Magazine
Good Stories
Gentlewoman Mag
Home Circle
Net
I H. P
Diller State Bank
Beatrice Power Company
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