Sidney and Scottsbluff Relays Highlighted by Maroon Track Efforts
Sidney High placed in several relays at the Scottsbluff Relays as Scottsbluff won the meet with 80.14 points. The Maroons finished last in Group I scoring three relay events while Potter and Dalton led their teams with several top finishes, including Quetermous pole vaulting 10-6 and Roberts excelling in field events for Dalton.
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Sidney High
Scottsbluff
Maroons
Sidney
Potter
Dalton
Tigers
Sunol
Lodgepole Valley Association
Sidney Mile
Casper
John Hettrick
Eardley Ham
Mike Baeckel
Wes Berry
Hansen
Clarkson
Johnson
Berry
Sharp
Barber
Cutright
Peratt
Pierson
Harry Quetermous
George Roberts
Marv Harmsen
Floyd Hutzenbiler
DHS
Harmsen
Roberts
LPWA
Tom Jones
Jim Barber
Cal Cutright
Maroon Cinder
Chappell Woman Ella Hawes Reaches Centennial Birthday
The Chappell Register notes Ella Hawes celebrated her 100th birthday on March 23 at her home. Ailing but social, she enjoys visiting friends despite hearing and vision impairments, with an oversized pink and white cake and many well wishers arriving. The article also cites a National Geographic Society figure on Japan’s population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappell
Ella Hawes
The
Chappell Register
Ommen Receives Lodgepole Sportsman Award
Bob Ommen, a top Lodgepole High School football player, was named the Lions Club sportsman award winner, not Charles Meyer as previously published. The Telegraph issued an apology for the error. Ft. Robinson Museum opening plans announced for June 3 in Crawford with a free barbecue discussed by local business leaders and the WMCC.
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Bob Ommen
Lodgepole High School
Charles Meyer
Panther
Lions Club
The
Telegraph
Meyer
Ommen
Young Ommen
Ft. Robinson Museum
Crawford
Crawford Chamber of Commerce
Chadron Chamber
Ft. Robinson State Historical Museum
Don Williams
Frank Barnes
Wright Lathrop
Lloyd Pipher
Nebraska United
Chambers of Commerce
Williams
State Historical Society
Crawford Chamber of Cmmerce
Yankees Win 1955 Pennant With Dominant Shutouts
The 1955 American League pennant went to the Yankees as they shut out opponents 19 times while being blanked only five. A kitchen tip line follows with simple roasts for pork and eggs, including banana halves with cranberry sauce baked briefly and eggs cooked under a covered skillet.
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Yankees
Sidney Golfers Take Third Spot In Invitational Meet
Sidney High finished third in a Scottsbluff invitational with Rod Moore shooting 90 as low scorer for the Maroons. Jerry Mangels 94 Jim Felt 95 and Jerry Wolf 101 aided the team as North Platte won the event followed by Host Bluff and Cheyenne and Alliance. Sidney plans an invitational at North Platte this Friday.
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Scottsbluff
Sidney High
North Platte
Bluff Club
Sidney
Cheyenne
Alliance
Rod Moore
Maroons
Jerry Mangels
Jim Felt
Jerry Wolf
Silks in France and Night game News
Nashua adopts burnt orange and blue racing silks of Leslie Combs II made in France. Bob Habericht retires from baseball after two years with the Richmond Virginians and opens a law office in Richmond. Syracuse football will not play any night games in 1956 marking a first since 1929 with a complete daylight schedule planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
France
Bob Habericht
Richmond Virginians
Richmond
Syracuse University
Oil-Gas Notes From Field Records Across Kimball Banner
Oil and gas notices list several wildcat and development wells with operators including J. M. Huber Corp British-American Oil Prod Co Petroleum Inc Ostgren and Vowers Field. Wells named Kimball County Banner County and Balten sperger Field in various sections and tracts with coordinates and field designations.
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Phillips Field
J. M. Huber Corp
State
Kimball County
Wildcat
British - American Oil Prod. Co
McGowan No
Baltensperger Field, Petroleum, Inc
Ostgren
Banner County
Vowers Field
Guy Davis Fund Reaches 2500 For 4-H Memorial
The Memorial Fund for the late Guy R. Davis rises to about 2500 with plans for an improved 4-H and UMW camping program in Nebraska. State 4-H Club Leader W. M. Antes notes the effort will educate and develop many Nebraskans for years. Contributions come from 165 clubs in 52 counties, individuals, and organizations, received at the State 4-H Club office at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture in Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Guy R. Davis
Davis
Nebraska
W. M. Antes
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Governor Anderson Urges Ike to Sign Farm Bill
Governor Anderson said he will urge President Eisenhower to sign the farm bill passed by Congress. He noted the Senate House compromise may include bad features but also good ones like the soil bank plan and urged prompt implementation. He blamed Democrats for delaying passage and said a veto would hurt Republicans in the Farm Belt. He plans to communicate with the White House, Nebraska delegation and House leader Charles Halleck.
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Anderson Rday
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate House
Anderson
Peint
White House
Nebraska
Charles Halleck
Indiana
House
Panhandle Oil League Set Meeting at Sidney Elks Club
The Panhandle Oil League will hold a meeting Thursday at the Sidney Elks Club at 8 p.m. with officials and member teams to determine league operating rules and the upcoming season schedule. A complete member list was unavailable due to possible late mailings of entry fees.
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Panhandle Oil League
Sidney Elks Club
League
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Japan
National Geographic Society
Ingrid
Jimmy
Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus
Sarasota, Fla
New York
Dick Harp
University of Kansas
Phog Allen
State Board of Regents
Allen
Harp
Navy Adg
Navy
Auxilary Field
Crows Landing
Calif
Guy Davis
Ike
POL
Seu
Powell Hardware
Illinois
Arte
Ane
Ute Ek
Is Fey
Good Housekeeping
North Central Gas Company
Bub
Syre Pee
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