S H S Intrasquad Grid Action Set For Tonite
Sidney High School posts an intrasquad football scrimmage tonight at Weymouth Field with the Maroon and White units. Red backs Larry Willard Ron Wegener lead the attack alongside quarterbacks Jerry Anthony Jim Langdon and Jim Boresteel. White unit features guards centers and ball carriers Jerry Swanson Dennis Speer and Doug Adams with a slate of ends and backs. Tickets for the coming season are available at junior and senior offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth Field
Kirkoff
Sidney High
Red
Roland Schobert
Jerry Cronk
Gary Thompson
Jon Mahafey
Gary Talich
Bill Koetbecke
Bob DeWeese
Gary Hawkins
Ken Bauer
Jim Wegener
Doug Orton
Mike ‘Nelson
Jim Fleener
Jim Allen
Larry Willard
Ron Wegener
Jerry Anthony
Jim Langdon
Jim Boresteel
John Whittle
Dan McKay
Doyle van Cleave
The
Cbee En Ied
Bhat
Seijee
Rain Delays Benefit Softball Tilt Monday Night
Rain postponed the benefit game from Friday to Monday at Legion Park. Labor Day sees Merchants vs Jaycees in an endurance test with 7 30 p.m. start. Jaycees led 33 6 in last night’s practice scrimmage. Ron and Ken McMillen will miss Monday due to Morrill County Rodeo. Many Jaycees and Merchants listed for action. Sol Willis Sr Lou Thorp Weldon Stewart to umpire. Funds aim to cover a $120 deficit for local youth programs. admission $1.60, under 12 free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Légion Park
Merchants
Jaycees
Telegraph
Ron
Ken McMillen
Morrill County
Bridgeport
Ed Haupt
Lee Ross
Daryl Conger
Doug Earnhart
Pete Sharp
Bill
Warren Ellison
L. S. O’halloran
D. J. Garcia
C. J. Cornelius
Frank Mattoon
Chick Cunningham
Bob Lloyd
Bill Francis
Rex Wolvin
Henry Meysenburg
Merle Crosby
Gene Lienemann
Charles Ham
John Mason
Jim Thayer
Sol Willis, Sr
Lou Thorp
Weldon Stewart
Logic
M c Geb
Admisbion
Plainsmen suffer first defeat at national tourney
North Platte Plainsmen lose 9-6 to Ponchatoula Louisiana in Wichita at the National Semi-Pro Tournament. Ponchatoula, defending champion, remains undefeated alongside Grand Rapids Michigan. North Platte still contends in double elimination after their first loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
North Platte
Ponchatoula
Grand Rapids
Michigan
North Platter
Adams Belts Ace Pottorff Hits 30 at Sidney Club
At Sidney Country Club last week Ivan Adams, finalist in the championship flight, made a hole-in-one on the 16th with a seven iron from 117 yards. Ken Pottorff shot 30 on the par 36 nine, opening with birdies on 1 2 3 and adding birdies on 5 6 and 8 before pars on 4 7 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Ace
Pottorff
Sidney Country Club
Ivan Adams
Ivan
Ken Pottorff
Ken
Bowling League Scores and Standings Report
In a local bowling recap Insurance Center edges Miller Implement 4 0 while Madsen's, Speedqueens claim 3 1 over Ackerman-Robinson Ins. Foland Farm Mchy. and American Nat'l Bank tie 2 2 with Brandin' Iron 2 2. Cedar Lanes finishes 0 4 in scratch. Hi Team Game and Series honor goes to J Nafian 202 530 with Insurance Center 2328 808 and Hi Ind. Series and Game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Center
Miller Implement
Madsen’s
Hit and Miss League Final Standings August 28 1962
Final standings show Hunt-Richardson 42 18 Peters-Brooks 37 23 Cook-Hess 34 26 Schilz-Schilz 28 32 Hansen-Schmidt 26 34 Hernandez-Martinez 18 46 handicap Hi Team Series Peters-Brooks 1993 Hi Team Game Cook-Hess 774 Women Hi Ind Game & Series K Hansen 209 554 Men Hi Ind Game S Conk 297 Hi Ind Series Brooks 597
Chappell Has Eleven Lettermen Back For Gridiron Season
Chappell High School grid coach Darrell Lenz returns 11 lettermen for the upcoming football season. Two year veterans include Montgomery Steele Zimmerman Newberg. One year returnees include Clark Fernandez Bruns Faustman Lockhart Peck s Richman. Assistant coach Jim Brockhaus added. Schedule lists nine games from Sept 7 at Haxtun to Nov 2 at Imperial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Lenz
Chappell High School
Albert Montgomery
Garry Steele
Allan Zimmer
Leon Newberg
Galen Clark
Ken Fernandez
Randy Bruns
Don Faustman
Steve Lockhart
Gordon PeéKs
Ken Richman
Dwight Smith
Jack Sitton
Terry Clark
Lonnie Schmid
Truman Sager
Gerald Fernandez
Larry Castle
Roger Stutzman
Gaylan Steele
Tim Stutzman
Dwane Jackson
Gary Kanter
Greg Ray
Milton Rogers
Steve Oswald
Gary Kayson
Sterling Edens
Bill Wilbur
Gary Thompson
Mark Pappas
Rocky Stegeman
Bill Michie
Terry Thies
Randy Vogt
Steve Clark
Gordon Smith
Morris Johnson
Allan Beckler
Jim Brockhaus
Buffalo Gridders
Haxtun
Julesburg
Bayard
Kimball
Grant
Ogallala
Oshkosh
Wauneta
Imperial
Public notices emphasized for informed citizenry
Legal notices appear as public notices published in accordance with requirements to inform the general public. The text urges readers to examine each notice carefully, upholding the privilege of being informed as essential to civic awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
pSutcell
Notice of Probate for Alvin J. Frei Estate
County Court of Cheyenne Nebraska announces probate of the Will of Alvin J. Frei deceased and the appointment of Clara M. Frei as Executrix. Hearing set for September 17, 1962 at 10:00 a.m. before County Judge C W Smith. J L. Thorpe, Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Alvin J. Frei
Clara M. Frei
1962 Nebraska hunting seasons longest in state history
Lincoln Neb 1962 hunting seasons set the longest in state history at 86 days for pheasants with the central region leading in bird numbers. The plan details quail and duck seasons across northern and southern zones, bag limits for ducks and other species, dates from October through December and additional regional restrictions for geese, mergansers, and other upland birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
M. C. Steen
Iowa-Nebraska
Sand Hills
Melbeta Looks To 9 Grid Veterans
Melbeta High School plans for football with nine lettermen forming the nucleus. Under coach Frank Frailey, the Eagles compete in the Lodgepole Valley and Tri-County conferences after a 3-3-1 season. Returning veterans include senior Grant Clark and Garry Cross at back positions, Gene Koenig, Dan Gatch, Marion Vogel, Gary Clare, Bill Smith, Stan Taylor, and Jim Laberten, with promising sophomores and freshmen listed for key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbeta High School
Melbeta
Frank Frailey
Eagles
Grant Clark
Garry Cross
Gene Koenig
Dan Gatch
Marion Vogel
Melbota High Schedule Sees Sept Dates and Unsettled Harrisburg
Melbota High School football announces a schedule with games at Dalton Harrison McGrew Bushnell Sunflower Broadwater and Dix Harrisburg date unsettled as of now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Harrison
McGrew
Bushnell
Sunflower
Broadwater
Youth Fare Approved For Frontier Air Trips
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved Frontier Airlines youth fare plan cutting air fares by 50 percent for teens and travelers aged 12 to 22. Fares take effect Sept 1 and include a $5 youth ID card and a companion under 22 on the same itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey
Denver
Civil Aeronautics Board
Frontier Airlines
Cc. M. Britt
Frontier
Rocky Mountain West
Midwest
United States
Frontier Airlines Opens Special Youth Group Travel Plan
Frontier Airlines introduces a special youth fare plan following a group travel developer plan. The scheme applies when an individual persuades seven or more friends to fly to or from a Frontier-served community, with the promoter receiving a free round trip for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Airlines
Tour Of Maine Will Check Spud Process
A Nebraska agribusiness caravan led by MITCHELL-A will tour potato production and processing in Aroostook County Maine in September 1963. The tour will cover harvesting processing and storing potatoes with details and contact Jim Parks for reservations by September 4. Sponsored by Nebraska Potato Council Lockwood Inc and the University of Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Nebraska Agribusiness
Aroostook County
Maine
Lloyd W Anderson
University of Nebraska Extension
Scotts Bluff
Jim Parks
Lockwood Graders Inc
Gering
Nebr
Nebraska Potato Council
Lockwood, Inc
University of Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service
Carib Word Meaning for Hurricane
The term hurricane comes from the Carib Indicvis language of the West Indies. It is described as meaning big wind in that tongue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Also Mentioned on This Page
S.H.S
Plainsmen
Lane-Ettes
Chappell
W Smith
J L. Thorpe
Platte River
North Platte River
Melbota High School
Bill Maddox
Maddox Motor CO
Sidney, Nebr
Morrill ‘County
Cedar Lanes
Methodist Church
Wit
U.S
U.S. Royals
U.S. Royal
Don
U.S. Royal Tires
Ad Yaker
the Telegraph
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!