Grapplers Down Kimball 39-11 in sweeping win
Sidney High grapplers, led by Ed Rath, won nine of twelve weights to beat Kimball 39-11. Plantz 1:07 pin sparked the rally as Sidney moved to 2-0 on the season, with Mahaffey and Laux adding decisive wins. Next action against Alliance at Ogallala on Wednesday, Dec. 13. Booster tickets will be accepted at Ogallala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Rath
Sidney High Grapplers
Kimball Longhorns
Holyoke
Sterling
Maroons
Alliance
Ogallala
Sidney
Plantz
Jim Langdon
Jack Langdon
Mahaffey
Laux
Jerry Langdon
Meier
Landmesser
Lindsey
Mack Vowers
Kimball
Ford Wins In Debut As Pro In Omaha Bout
Ford Hernandez of Sidney won his pro debut in Omaha by unanimous decision over George Meaux in a four round welterweight bout The judges scores 39-38 39-37 and 39-36 labeled Hernandez the winner The promoter Lee Sloan praised the debut and hinted at another appearance on a January or February card Nielsen Womochil won the heavyweight main event over Womochil by split decision Other prelims included Turner over Jump Washington over Dukes and Davis stopping McCracken in five rounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Hernandez
Sidney
Ranas
Omaha
George Meaux
Meaux
Ford
Sidneyite
Lee Sloan
Bill Nielsen
Wayne Womochil
Nielsen
Womochil
Harvey Turner
Chicago
Dick Jump
South Sioux City
Boots Washington
Joe Dukes
Joe Davis
Jack McCracken
Hernandez
New York
Labor Demand Mostly Flat in November Across Nebraska
The November nonfarm job demand eased slightly from October but matched levels a year earlier across occupations. One hundred thirty two workers found jobs, eighteen on farms, with most others in wholesale, retail, and services. The Sidney Nebraska Employment Office reports 210 job seekers on file, about a 10 percent rise from November 1960, with roughly 40 percent female. Seasonal patterns are expected to continue, though weather and oil exploration could shift the outlook quickly in Banner, Cheyenne, Deuel, and Kimball counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Sidney
Banner
Cheyenne
Devel
Kimball
Albania Population and Symbol Legend Explained
Albania is described as a focal point of controversy in the Communist bloc with a population of 1,581,000 in a territory slightly larger than Maryland. Legend says Albanians descend from an eagle, which is why the flag features a two headed eagle on a red field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albania
Maryland
Uni Chancellor and Alumni Head To Speak In Sidney
Nebraska University Alumni Assn plans to bring Chancellor Clifford H Hardin and Victor L. Toft president of the alumni association to Sidney for a Saturday luncheon on January 13. Luncheon reservations are arranged at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel with tickets to be announced later per association secretary Arnold Manguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska University Alumni Assn
Clifford H Hardin
Victor L. Toft
Alumni Association
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Arnold Manguson
Admitted and Dismissed Names in Nebraska Household List
A compiled local record shows admissions and dismissals by household, naming individuals by surname and title across Sidney Buckman Lodgepole Gurley and New Jersey postings. Notable entries include a newborn boy Dec 9 to Glenn Jarman and a newborn girl Dec 10 to Walter Skrdlant, with numerous spouse and relative designations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Peggy Reckard
Glenn Jarman
Larry Allison
Leo Wolff
William Schuldt
John Hart
Donald Kahl
Florence Gates
George Niemann
Walter Skrdlant
Robert Harmon
Davyl Meier
Margaret Ruth Vert
Chappell
Terry Boyes
Lois Lloyd
Milton Kreinbring
Francis Runge
Gary McGee
Mary Jane Pittam
Larry Ku
New Jersey
Gary Uzel
Look Who's Here Gregory Scott Farmer
Scottsbluff couple announce the arrival of son Gregory Scott at 4 51 pm on Friday Dec 8 in St Marys Hospital weighing six pounds eight ounces Grandparents Betty Lehman and Carl Farmer Sr of Sidney. Donald LaVern Williams born Wednesday Dec 6 at 8 pm in Memorial Hospital weighing four pounds fourteen ounces Brothers Daniel Lynn and David Lee. Grandparents I L Miller Dalton Floyd Reynolds Cheyenne Great grandparents George Hajek Houston and L L Reynolds Longview Lori Mae Oeltjen daughter of Mr and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Scott Farmer
Duane Farmer
Scottsbluff
Gregory Scott
St. Mary’s Hospital
Betty Lehman
Carl Farmer Sr
Sidney
Donald LaVern Williams
Lawrence Williams
Donald LaVern
Memorial Hospital
Daniel Lynn
David Lee
I. L .Miller
Dalton
Floyd Reynolds
Cheyenne
George Hajek
Houston
Tex
L. L. Reynolds
Longview
Appeal From Compensation Court Filed
An appeal to Cheyenne County District Court from Nebraska Workmen's Compensation Court was filed Dec. 11 for Bill Jack Langmaid of Tulsa Oklahoma against Signal Oilfield Service Co of Denver. Langmaid seeks medical and hospital expenses and other relief after a June 14 1960 accident left him with a lumbosacral strain and partial disability through Oct. 1961. The Workmen's Compensation Court dismissed, ruling the claim barred by six month and one year limits. Langmaid is represented by attorney Jack Knicely. defendant's counsel is Joseph H. McGroarty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County District Court
Nebraska Workmen’s Compensation Court
Ruby Henkle
Bill Jack Langmaid
Tulsa
Okla
Signal Oilfield Service Co
Denver
Langmaid
Workmen's Compensation Court
Jack Knicely
Joseph H. McGroarty
Birth of Vernon Oeltjen weighs seven pounds one ounce
Mrs Vernon Oeltjen was born Thursday December 7 in Memorial Hospital at 12.07 pm weighing seven pounds one ounce. Grandparents are Mrs Bessie Oeltjen of Potter and Mr and Mrs Albert Rehmer of Gurley. Great grandfather is Albert Kreinbring of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Oeltjen
Memorial Hospital
Bessie Oeltjen
Potter
Albert Rehmer
Gurley
Albert Kreinbring
Sidney
Don Bostwick Held After Car Theft Near Sidney
An 18 year old Californian Donald James Bostwick was held on theft charges after admitting he stole a 1961 Pontiac convertible owned by Donald Ferrer of Madison Wisconsin. Stopped at 11 35 am by State Patrolman John Oliver for speeding 73 mph near Brownson Bostwick appeared before County Judge C W Smith who faced unpaid fines and ownership proof issues. He said he was visiting Wisconsin when the theft occurred on November 29 and later admitted the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Donald Ferrer
W. Wilson
Madison
Wis
Donald James Bostwick
Long Beach
John Oliver
Kimball
Sidney
Oliver
Brownson
Air Patrol
Bostwick
C. W. Smith
Man Jailed After Stolen Car Trip From Chicago
A man sped a stolen car from Chicago to Cheyenne County where he is jailed awaiting disposition by Wisconsin authorities and the FBI. He left Chicago Thursday morning en route to California. Moral: Don’t speed in a stolen car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
California
Bostwick
Cheyenne County
Wisconsin
FBI
Travel Increase On Frontier Is Noted For 1961
Denver reports Frontier Air lines Sunliners show continued gains in November 1961. Vice president J Dan Brock notes travel activity rises with regional economic improvement across the 10 states Frontier serves. November passenger count reached 28,700, up 10 percent from November 1960, totaling 7,725,000 passenger miles, a 14 percent rise from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Frontier Airlines
J. Dan Brock
Traf- Dolan Brock
Frontier
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Grapplers
Pin Adel
Couble
Griffiths
Webb
Salzar
Pin Han‘son
Pin Pickering
Pin Kuhlman
Stahla
Miller
Muller
Pin Bauer
Vowers
Pong Gai
Pin Asay
Ferd
Uni
Lori Mae Oeltjen
Lori Mae, Daughter of
Mr. and
Wecnibes Sf
Hardwick
Venience
North Central Gas Co
10Th & King Sidney
Cash
Umber Co
B. Mykr
Telegraph
Errbrage
Globe-Telegraph
Spieres
Redeem
Sidney Office Supply
Illinois
Sidney 66 No
Clarence Lurber
Gift Shop Jewelers
Gibson Ford
CAR Service Headquarters
Gibson
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