Sac City seeks football coach from 25 applicants
More than two dozen candidates from Missouri Nebraska Colorado and two other states applied for the Sac City football vacancy. Superintendent C H Grieve says the selection should be announced soon as the board expects a decision any day. Dewey Halford resigned to become head coach at Morningside College in Sioux City.
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Sac City
C. 8. Grieve
Lowe
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Gnewe
Taday
Dewey Halford
Morningside College
Sioux City
Sac City Teams Shine in Week With Four-Game Run
Sac City baseball squads post three wins and one loss. Father J. E. Tolans Little Leaguers stay undefeated as Brammer and Olson spark a 26 hit effort against War Lake. Ronnie Olson homers thrice in a field day, while the Midgets drop two to Pomeroy, Galva, and Rembrandt awaits the Southern Division title clash.
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Sac City
J. E. Tolan
Brammer
War Lake
John Brown
Rickie Olson
Larry Arndt
Don Feithkenher
Anbuta
Indian Park
Larry Brammer
Tno
Littl Indians
Ronnie Olson
Roger Simpson
Arndt
Dick Olson
Kay Shall
Lake View
Wall Lake
Auburn
Pomeroy
Indians
Larry Bender
Ronnie Jans
Canuck Jans
Larry Smith
Galva
Roz Wiseman
Midget Tourney Opens July 14 With Six Bracket Teams
The fifth annual Jr Sportsman's Midget Tournament starts Thursday July 14 with six bracket teams. Defending champion Sac City opens against Marathon at 1 36. First round features Holstein vs Newell and Schailer in the upper bracket, while Rembrandt and Lytton face lower bracket foes. Linn Grove and Sioux Rapids receive byes as Ronnie May coordinates plans for the event. Attendance noted at Sac City Centennial.
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League
Cress Harsha
Gaive
Sac City
Starz Pit
Holstein
Newell and
Schailer
Bre
Piayse
Gainst
Rembrandt
Lytton
Quimby
Storm Lake
Gaiva
Albert City
Linn Grove
Sioux Rapids
O Connor Tops Softball Standings Again
O Connor TV leads the league for a second week as the Coney Kids and Linton squabble in a feature game. Glen Olson and Dick Camp combined for seven strikeouts, but walks a hit batsman and a bunt yielded a run in the fourth. The Kids managed five hits off winner Glen Bartels but failed to score.
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O'Connor TV
Coney Kids
Linton
Conoco
Glen Olson
Dick Camp
Glen Bartels
No Recreation For Parade Prep This Friday
Summer recreation director Dewey Halford announces no recreation Friday morning to allow boys and girls to prepare for the kids parade at 1:00 PM. Parade forms at 12:30 PM at the grade school on Main Street with judging downtown and prizes in cash for various entries. Afterward, city park hosts an hour of games and races with more prizes and free treats for all children.
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Dewey Halford
Main Street
Recreation Council
Local league results with mixed wins and errors
Lytton remains second after a narrow win while the Kid drops to third ahead of Tuesday. Carter's Packups open season with a 15 to 3 victory over Nobies. Nobles rally with six wins in the seventh, Lucian Russell going four for three. Bud McCrea and Boyd Rodman hit triples. Mel Macker and Don Janssen homer in a losing effort. O'Connors beat Libherans five to six despite limited offense. Rex Von Aba leads O'Connors with two triples and a homer.
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Lytton
Carter
Nobies
Spire
Nobles
Lucian Russell
Bud McCrea
Boyd Rodman
Mel Macker
Don Janssen
O'Connor
Rex von Aba
Lytton Teams Win This Week Over Holstein And Comets
Gordon Cawslis led two Lytton squads with wins this week. The midgets defeated Holstein 12 to 3 in three innings while the Bulldogs edged out Wail Lake to claim another victory.
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Lytton
Holstein and Comets
Gordon Cawslis
Hiein
Bulldogs
Wail Lake
Holstein
Pitcher Dominates With Only Fine Cat-Tered Hits In Debut
The pitcher made his first mound appearance allowing only fine cat tered hits and fanning multiple batters. Bartel contributed a single and a double in three at bats, while shortstop Don Rinezenberg and catcher Don Claman delivered solid defensive play.
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Bartel
Don Rinezenberg
Don Claman
O Connor TV Beats Lake City Am vets in 14 to 7 win
Sac City TV defeated Rockwell City Am Vets 14 to 7 at Indian Field Sunday. Roy Hatch pitched well while O Connor TV's Wayne Jackson Dick Camp Wally Ringgenberg and Duane Fort led a multi hit attack. Fort homered and Camp went 3 for 4 as Sac City built early leads and maintained control. Heith allowed nine hits but struck out a dozen for the Am Vets.
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Roy Hatch
O’connor
Sac City
Rockwell City
Indian Field
Dick Camp
Wally Ringgenberg
Duane Fort
Fort
Wayne Jackson
Herman A Stafford Funeral Service Held on Monday
Funeral services for Herman Archie Stafford were held Monday afternoon at Ips Farber & Oteman Funeral Home with K. Aart Van Dam presiding. Attendants included Roy Olson, Rot Johnson, Raymond bosses, William Devenfeld, Gus Lett, and Wm. Downs. Burial followed at Cory Grove Cemetery with an American Legion graveside ceremony.
Obituary for Herman Stafford and family thanks note
The obituary notes Herman Stafford died recently. a brother Hoy lives in Fort Deign and he married Margaret Den Hartog on September 1, 151. They had three children, Robert Archie, Marion Udel and Bretyce Esther. He served in World War I and moved to Sac City in 1940, attending Hartler Methodist Church. A card of thanks from Mrs. Herman Stafford and family expresses gratitude for support, flowers, and comforting words.
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Hoy
Fort Deign
Margaret den Hartogne
Coople
Robert Archie
Marion Udel
Bretyce Esther
U. S
Sac City
Hartler
Herman Stafford
Centennial Service at First Presbyterian Church Sunday
A special Centennial Service at First Presbyterian Church will begin at nine o clock. The service recreates 19th century worship with period hymns and anthems, guided by the Senior Choir under Mrs Webster Hugh and organist Mrs Margaret Davis. Choir will wear 19th century dress and Centennial costumes. No church school classes that day. Parents urged to bring children to share in the historic service.
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First Presbyterian Church
Webster
Hugh
Margaret Davis
Sac City Officials Who Do Business Here July 1 1955
List of Sac City officials serving in 1955 includes Mayor Clark Fort City Attorney Walter E. Keir Clerk Walter E. Keir and council members Glen Bunker Clark Hagen John Laughlin Dr R J Lee L J Reckoff and J F Wason plus Public Schools Superintendent C S Griewe.
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Sac
Clark Fort
Walter E. Keir
Tom McCullough
Glen Bunker
Clark Hagen
John Laughlin
R. J. Lee
L. J. Reckoff
J. F. Wassom
Local Civic Groups and Officials List from Sac County
A dense roll call of church denominations chamber of commerce boards and county organizations includes listed leaders such as Ben J Rutherford secretary treasurer D W Wiles and Walter Hamm as Chamber of Commerce president with von Dem and Slavens among pastors and evangelists also named are Sac County Fair officers farm bureau officers and extension council leaders.
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Chamber of Commerce
Walter Hamm
Robert Liebig
Day Hacke
Bob Nedrow
Vern Jons
Bill Galloway
Paul Farjber
Dave Green
Paul Clausen
C. S. Grieve
Sac County
J. F. Wassom
Walter Wadsley
LeRoy Kruskop
Donald Bass
Raymond Glass
Frank Irwin
Forrest Longman
Robert Schenck
Sac County Farm Bureau
Fred Stabbe
Verna Block
Raymond Currie
Gaylord Stadi‘man
Paul Claussen
Fieldman Agricultural Extension Council
Donald P. Long
R. J. Martin
Mrs
Frank Johnson
Charles Glaen
Kenneth Littlefield
John Govern
City Park Board and Library Board Officials Listed
The record names Sec City Park Beard Fred Sailaeek as Chair, Macke as Secretary, and Joe O Connor as Secretary. Library Board includes Mrs Rey Delbert as Secretary Eleine Kibbie and Librarian. members include A Andersen, Mrs Eugene Cries, Mrs Paul Dix, Fred J Ehrhardt, Lealie T Freese, Mrs Charles A Klacke and H E Russell. Hospital board lists H E Thiessen as Chairman, dennie Fickes as Secretary and Trustee H J Kuske.
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Sec City Park
Beard Fred. Sailaeek
Macke
Joe O'Conner
Sec Library Board
Rey Delbert
Eleine Kibbie
A. ©. Andersen
Eugene Cries
Paul Dixon
Fred J. Ehrhardt
Lealie T. Freese
Charles A. Klacke
H. E. Russell
the Loring Hospital
H. E. Thiessen
Dennie Fickes
H. J. Kuske
Class of 1930 Plans 25th Anniversary Event
Sac City High School's class of 1930 prepares a 25th anniversary gathering on Sunday July 3 at noon in the Skelter House in Sac City park. Di i Havens now with the United States Chamber of Commerce is expected to attend from Washington, D. C. About 30 alumni are expected to join the celebration tied to the Centennial.
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Sac City High School
Skelter
Sac City Park
di i Havens
Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Open House Planned for Sterling Family Visit Here
Mrs Cecil Bancroft and plan an open house July 4 to July 8 for the Sterling family Sgt James A Sterling Mrs Sterling and their son Mike arriving from England. They have been stationed abroad and will visit the parental home to meet relatives and friends.
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Cecil Bancroft
James A. Sterling
Mike
England
Ersland
Saci
Bancrofts Welcome Bay Visitor to Meet Daughter Family
Mr and Mrs Bancroft plan to welcome a Bay visitor in June to wait on the dates mixed sheave to meet and visit with their daughter and her family.
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Mrs. Bancroft
Bay Wet Wich
Peters Mourn Death Of A Babe Baby Mark Warren Peters
Mr and Mrs W Peters mourn the death of their infant son Mark Warren Peters who lived one day. The family expresses thanks for comforting words cards and flowers from relatives and friends during their bereavement.
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Mrs. W. Peters
Mark Warren
Warren Peters
Sac City Markets Features Phebe and Sons and Albert Black
Local market brief notes Phebe and Sons contact 615 and Albert Black contact 670 with bids and pricing subject to change as of Wednesday. Market listings list phone contacts for buyers and sellers in Sac City markets.
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Sac City
Phebe and Sons
Albert Black
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