Foland’s Captures First In Lane-Ettes Bowling League
Foland Farm Machinery team won the Lane-Ettes 1962-63 season banquet with Mrs Ken Pottorff leading the winning five. Attendance was about 160 as Insurance Center took second and Miller Implement third. Awards went to numerous members for high series, high game, pins and improvements, with officers and sponsors named and a dance to close the event.
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Sherman Nation
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Robert McRea
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al Sittner
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Sam Oolland
Sol Willis Jr
Robert Kennedy
Jackie Schnell
Barbara Gipfert
Si Behm
Wayne Bauerke
Farm Machinery
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Tom Corder
Claude Roberts
Weldon Jensen
Panhandle C Meet Next For Irishmen
Inclement weather forced Sidney St Pat’s withdrawal from the Chadron Invitational. The Chadron C Club postponed the meet until today due to rain. St Pat’s will compete Friday in the Panhandle C Meet at Alliance along with Hemingford Hay Springs and Alliance St Agnes. Start time is about 9 am. The Panhandle C is the Irish final meet before Class C district eliminations May 9 at Alliance for a state meet bid.
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Lincoln
Ovid Blanks Bulldogs for LPVL title in playoff win
Ovid beat Peetz 2-0 in the Lower Platte Valley League divisional playoff at Ovid to claim the LPVL crown and earn a spot in the Colorado Class C state baseball preliminaries. Wegman pitched all nine innings for Ovid, Jim Roelle took the loss, and both teams totaled two hits.
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Telegraph Want Ads Offer to Sell or Trade
Classified note invites readers to place or respond to telegraph style want ads for selling or trading items. Short, practical call to action summarizing the ad service.
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Postponed Western Loop Track Meet Rescheduled
Inclement weather forced the postponement of the Western Conference track and field meet at Gering. The loop trackfest was rescheduled for today at 1 am for the first session and 7 am for the second session. Other events postponed on Saturday include the North Platte Valley Conference meet, the Cheyenne Invitational, and the Chadron Invitational.
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New Sorghum Variety NB-280S Released by Nebraska
University of Nebraska agricultural station released NB-280S a sudan sorghum cross suited to all Nebraska regions. Developed by J C Swinbank and team, NB-280S offers forage suitability for pasture and green chop with low prussic acid content, high seedling vigor, and good recovery after cutting. Seed from parent lines available via NU Foundation Seed division for grower seedstock expansion.
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Social Security Benefits Aid Panhandle Economy
Social Security benefits in the Nebraska Panhandle totaled over 654000 as of December 31 1962 benefiting 10532 residents in the Scottsbluff district. The monthly average for the area was 62.15 with growth driven by law changes and an aging population benefiting local food clothing and shelter spending.
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Governor Proclaims May As Beef Month in Nebraska
Governor Frank B. Morrison issues a proclamation declaring May Beef Month. Attending the Capitol signing were Nebraska Beef Council president Gordon Ross, Mrs. Everett Brown of Valentine, and Mrs. Elvin Adamson of Nenzel, representing the Nebraska Cow Belles.
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Nebraska Cow-Belles
Untitled fragment on death payment and benefits
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