Play to Win and Fair in Diller Nebraska Match
Dick Wolf Relph McCulock Diller Nebr play to win but play fair as Marvin Grone and Jerry Beckman compete in a local event.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1953
Page
4
It Is Not Whether You Win or Lose But How You Played the Game
A reflective note on sportsmanship and approach, stressing effort and conduct over final outcomes. The piece emphasizes fair play, discipline, and the spirit of competition guiding athletes and teams. It frames success as integrity and teamwork as much as scores.
We Appreciate Your eMorts and Local Support
Community members Lanney Menke and Conrad Lawrence receive heartfelt thanks as supporters rally in a cheerful show of unity. The note cheers their efforts and asks others to voice encouragement for the cause.
Timmerman Kisling Weigel Run Texaco Service Station
Richard Timmerman and Morris Kisling operate a Texaco service station, with Weigel as part of the staff or ownership group. The ad notes a service location offering automotive care and fueling under the Texaco brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weigel
Texaco
Diller, Nebr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dick Wolf
Relph McCulock
O. A. Cooper Co
Marvin Grone
Jerry Beckman
Mrs
D. V. Fanders
Duane Castor
Bill Morrow
The
Lanney Menke
Conrad Lawrence
Diller Lumber and Supply
Richard Timmerman
Morris Kisling
Max G. Logan
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