Alliance to Host Second Golden Gloves Meet
Amateur boxers from western Nebraska South Dakota Wyoming and Colorado will compete in the second annual Golden Gloves tournament in Alliance January 24 25 and 26. Sponsored by the American Legion and Times-Herald it is a regional qualifier for the Midwest AAU Golden Gloves in Omaha February 15 16. Entrants must win a regional meet to advance to Omaha and travel and board are provided. Robes are awarded to the eight winners who advance to Omaha where they will also compete in Chicago and the national AAU tournament on the west coast. Last year’s champion was Joel Cortes of Torrington Wyoming.
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Alliance
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Joel Cortes
Torrington
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Boxing weight winners listed from Nebraska contests
Flyweight Frank DeCidstro of Lusk Wyo featherweight Ray Ackerman of Alliance bantamweight Tuck Sirrs of Scottsbluff lightweight Earl Finkey of Rushville welterweight Don Underwood of Alliance middleweight Ed Eby of Valentine Nehr heavyweight Francis Toline of Alliance heavyweight
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Frank DeCidstro
Lusk
Wye
Ray Ackerman
Alliance
Tuck Sirrs
Scottsbluff
Earl Finkey
Rushville
Nebr
Don Underwood
Ed Eby
Valentine
Nehr
Francis Toline
Brewers Praised by Nebraska Senator Burke
Senator Edward R. Burke lauds the United Brewers Industrial Foundation for adopting the Nebraska Brewers and Beer Distributors Committee self-regulatory program. He calls it an effective aid to law enforcement and notes its six month launch and potential as a national model.
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United Brewers Industrial Foundation
Nebraska Brewers and Beer Distributors Committee
Nebraska
Burke
Nebraska Brewers and Beer
Sergeant Major Jiggs III Excels At Philadelphia Dog Show
Sergeant Major Jiggs III, the bulldog mascot of the U S Marines, proved a standout at the annual Philadelphia dog show. The dog’s performance drew strong interest as he delighted audiences and maintained his reputation as a top entrant in dog shows nationwide.
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U. S. Marines
Philadelphia
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Shortest Day Of Year Noted On Dec 22 1938
Yesterday morning at 5 14 the sun marked the shortest day of the year 1938. Some say December 21 is the shortest date but the almanac shows December 22 as the solstice. The year is 365 25 days long roughly, with the extra quarter day causing the shift back to leap day.
Sunnyside Community Notes Featured Names and Visits
Sunnyside notes chronicle weekend visits and gatherings involving the Theis Johnson Brandl Omel Gade Wise Hoktom and Johnson families plus residents like Harold Tremain Lemoyne and Phyllis. The supply of social calls includes Sunday evenings Monday visits and a holiday return from Lincoln.
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Harold Tremain
Harold Omel
Charlie Wise
Sidney
Frank Flessner
Henry Schmale
Albert Brandl
Phyllis
Elmer Gade
B. A. Johnson
Lemoyne
Albert Johnson
Ray Tre Main
John
Lester Theis
Louis Echmale
Harry Kreber
Albert Brandi
Lowell Hoktom
Lemoyne Johnson
Lincoln
Lodge Pole and Holiday Cheer Around town
Dewey Hansen of Kenosha Transport, Kansas City, Kansas visited his parents and brother Claude. Miss Mary Barnard, teacher, left for San Francisco to spend vacation with relatives. Mrs. Henry Jenik substitutes. A large crowd greeted Old Santa Claus on Saturday, with children given treats, sponsored by the 4 F club.
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Dewey Hansen
Kenosha Transport Company
Kansas City
Kansas
Frank Hansen
Brother Claude
Mary Barnard
San Francisco
California
Henry Jenik
Santa Claus
4-F Club
Nice to Have Friends And Thrifty Gifts Get Playful Birthday Check
A playful note recounts a wife’s birthday card reply to her husband about a large check he sent as a gift. Meant to be humorous, the postcard mentions a milkman cashing the “perfectly lovely birthday check” this morning. McCormick Deering Cream Separators gain popularity with John Schmitt and Edward J Meier joining satisfied users. They saved $15 with the price reduction. Roy Jacobson of Potter buys a D-2 International Pickup this week, praising trucks built for rough farm work with power and speed. Visitors urged to see the new models.
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John Schmitt
Edward J Meier
McCormick - Deering
Roy Jacobson
Potter
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