St. Patrick’s Hosts St. Anthony’s in Tuesday Clash
St. Patrick’s High School welcomes St. Anthony’s of Sterling for a rematch after a postponed game. The Irish, led by LeMoyne Meyers Heaton Nelson McCoy and Arellano, aim to defend home form as St. Anthony’s seeks its first win on the road against a spirited rival.
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St. Patrick’s High School
St. Anthony’s of
Sterling
Sterling School
Gurley
Paxton
Dalton
St. Anthony
John Dykal
LeMoyne
Meyers
Mike Heaton
Donovan Nelson
Dick McCoy
Rudy Arellano
St. Pat’s
Nebraska Announces 1956 Horse Racing Season Dates
The Nebraska State Racing Commission approves a record 126 pari mutuel racing days for 1956 across nine meets including a new 21 day run at South Sioux City. Schedule covers Grant Island Madison Columbus State Fair Mitchell Alliance and South Sioux City with several Sunday and Monday exclusions and adjustments to meet lengths.
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Nebraska
State Racing Commission
South Sioux City
Grant Island
Madison
Columbus
State Fair
Lincoln
Mitchell
Alliance
New Rifle Club Is Started In Sidney
Elmer L. Kreinkauf of Sidney selected as chief instructor of the newly organized Boy Scouts 668 Junior Rifle Club. Membership limited to under 19. Officers: President Neil Munderloh, vice president Jon Munderloh, executive officer Frank Foster, secretary D. F. McElfresh, treasurer John Needham. Club aims to teach marksmanship and safe firearms handling per the National Rifle Association.
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Elmer L. Kreinkauf
Sidney
Boy Sportsmens Club
Neil Munderloh
Jon Munderloh
Frank Foster
D. F. McElfresh
John Needham
National Rifle Association of America
Holiday traffic deaths projected at 1200 in season
The Association of Casualty and Surety Companies estimates 809 deaths on streets and highways from Christmas and New Year holidays with Sundays on the two dates. An additional 400 deaths may occur in the intervening week, totaling about 1,200 for the season.
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New York
Association of Casuality and Surety Companies
Ray Estes A Florida State Freshman From Auburn Maine
The text notes Ray Estes a Florida State freshman who hails from Auburn Maine and cites a historical rise in first admissions to mental hospitals from 106000 in 1931 to 171000 in 1951.
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Ray Estes
Florida State
Auburn
Maine
United States
Potter High Boys Expelled Temporarily
Thirteen Potter High School boys were temporarily expelled from school for disciplinary reasons. Supt. Carlos Morehouse ordered the action and said the students may return on Wednesday morning. He cited lack of respect for staff and the school as a factor. The expulsion affected freshmen, juniors and seniors, but not sophomores, and came ahead of a big basketball game. The Coyotes beat Lodgepole in a close game to move top in the Lodgepole Valley Association. Morehouse said he spoke with the students previously and acknowledged some gripes over the decision.
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Potter High School
Carlos Morehouse
Morehouse
Potter High
Coyotes
Lodgepole
Lodgepole Valley Association
Potter
Chadron
Another Case Heads To Nebraska Supreme Court
A Cheyenne County District Court case headed for the Nebraska Supreme Court after Judge I J Nisley sustained a directed verdict for Commonwealth Trailer Sales. Bill Burns sought 2800 dollars for a trailer, sold after Burns had given power of attorney to Hixson. The power of attorney did not include selling rights, Burns asserts.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska Supreme Court
Bill Burns
Burns
Commonwealth
I. J. Nisley
Paul Hixson
Hixson
Supreme Court
District Court
Nisley
Californian Held for Investigation in City Jail
Lester B. Manning, 59, of Los Angeles, is jailed on a vagrancy charge after being detained during a sale of ads for an alleged railway employee magazine. Police checked for ties to local railroad workers. none found. His fingerprints were sent to the FBI.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Sol Willis
Lester B. Manning
Monorine
Manning
FBI
Willis
New Market Set to Open in Early Next Year
Sidney's new grocery hub Town and Country Market faces a post Christmas opening with co owner Gerald Buehler stating a January start is likely for the south Tenth Ave building near Legion Park. An adjacent liquor store run by Clifford Coffin is planned in the same structure with city and state approval.
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Sidney
Town and Country Market
Gerald Buehler
The
Telegraph
Scottsbluff Today
Buehler
Harold Redding
South Tenth Ave
Legion Park
Clifford Coffin
Scottsbluff
Coffin
Jerry Hyde
State Liquor Commission
Terry’s Market
Buehler and
Reading
Star Dust Shop Announces Winners From Grand Opening
Walter Belz owner of Star Dust Hobby Shop in Sidney announced Grand Opening door prize winners. About 1400 registered during the two day event with several hundred more dropping in. First prize went to Mrs Harold Spiker of Sidney and other winners included Hazel Overman Elwood Moore Mrs J W Jones of North Platte Terry Girardot and Mrs Fred Humphrey of SOD. Rhonda Shoopman conducted the drawing last Saturday night. An average of about 10 medical prescriptions per second is filled in the United States.
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Sidney
Walter Belz
Belz
Harold Spiker
Hazel Overman
Elwood Moore
J. W. Jones
North Platte
Terry Girardot
Fred Humphrey
Sod
Kimball Fair Leader Leslie Elrod Elected President
Leslie Elrod was elected president of the Kimball County Fair Board at the organization meeting, succeeding Merle Morgan. Four new board members were named George Beranek Dix Dorance Evertson and Earl Anderson from Kimball and Leonard Modlin from Bushnell, with Beranek elected vice president Evertson secretary and Modlin treasurer.
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Kimball
Leslie’ Elrod
Kimball County Fair Board
Merle Morgan
George Beranek
Dix
Dorance Evertson
Earl Anderson
Leonard Modlin
Bushnell
Kyle Siewert
Iee O’hare
Ellis Hickman
Art Henrickson
Beranek
Evertson
Modlin
Door to door sales ban outlined with penalties and exceptions
Ordinance bars soliciting on private property or in public buildings without an invitation, listing solicitors peddlers hawkers itinerant merchants and transient vendors. Wholesale representatives are exempt. Fines range from 10 to 100 dollars. Also notes Nebraska Bar Institute events in Scottsbluff with speakers from Omaha Lincoln and Beatrice.
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Scottsbluff
Nebraska Bar Association
Yorney
Omaha
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Star Dust Shop
Rhonda Shoopman
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Leslie Elrod
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Barton Kuhns
Keith Miller
John North
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John C. Mason
Hale McCown
Beatrice
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Clark Gable
Fox Theatre
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Emerald
Pete" Rapp
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