Gurley Wins Trophy In Little Western Tourney
Gurley High School clinched the Little Western Tournament with a 50 to 27 final over Broadwater. Melbeta, Gurley’s foe for tonight, plus McGrew and Broadwater, posted notable scores in Tuesday and Wednesday games. Gurley’s Virgil Schumacher led with 16, Kallhoff 14, and Hinrichs 10. Kallhoff piled 34 tournament points despite a tricky ankle.
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Gurley High School
McGrew
Broadwater
Melbeta
Gurley
Virgil Schumacher
Jerry Kallhoff
Warren Hinrichs
van Scoy
Thurman Herman
Hinrichs
Ward
Warren
Curley
Kallhoff
Nolte
Schumacher
Little Maroons Lose Narrow 15-13 Game
Sidney Junior High cagers trailed 11 to 2 after the first quarter and 13 to 5 at halftime but rallied to eight points in the second half. Junior Lewis led Sidney with 11 points while R Heagarty and D Krause each had six for Peetz. Next week Kimball hosted seventh, eighth, and ninth graders with games at 6, 7, and 8 p.m.
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Sidney Junior High
Peetz
Sidney
Junior Lewis
R. Heagarty
D. Krause
Kimball
Pineapple Slices Brushed with Margarine Then Broiled
A simple method to glaze pineapple with melted margarine using a pastry brush. Broil the slices briefly to create a caramelized finish that complements ham and other meats.
Standings And Scores In Local Ladies Bowling League
Standings to date show Spearow leading with 2913, Bauman 2121, Oliver 1923, Frontier 1527. Last week results: Spearow 2 Frontier 1, Bauman 2 Oliver 1. High team series 2042 by Spearow. high team game 713 by Spearow. High series 469 by Meddles. high games 170 by Moore, 166 by Meddles, 155 by Foland.
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Spearow
County Court Fines For Driving Violations And Assault
Fredrick P Seidel of Chappell fined 10 dollars and costs for over width hauling. Donald Lingwall of Sidney fined 1 dollar and costs for illegally passing a school bus. Chester Warfield of Cheyenne fined 4 dollars and costs for speeding. Eugene A Williams pleaded guilty to assault and battery, fined 10 dollars and costs. Richard J Markel of Lodgepole fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Mineral Deeds and Oil and Gas Lease blanks available at The Telegraph along with other legal forms.
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Fredrick P. Seidel
Chappell
Donald Lingwall
Sidney
Eugene A. _Williams
Telegraph
Frosh Cagers Defeat Peetz in Close Freshman Clash
Sidney Frosh rally from behind to beat Peetz Frosh Soph 31 25 after trailing 21 17 entering the fourth. Key moments come from Seevers Ziegler and King with strong guard play. Bob Weiser leads Peetz with the keyhole setup alongside Finley and Krause. The Frosh travel to Kimball next Wednesday for an 8 o'clock game. The Uptown League sees Waddell Moore Kallhoff Fahy atop the standings with high scores by Kallhoff and Moore.
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Sidney Frosh Cagers
Peetz
Sidney
Ray Maley
Ziegler
Chappell
Maley
Seevers
King
Sidney Frosh
Borwick
Bob Weiser
Dave Finley
Keith Krause
Glassburn
Beebe
Jones
Deeder
Frosh
Kimball
Dimes Leader Urges Double Contributions
Cheyenne County March of Dimes director John W. Martinosky urges a doubled drive in March 1950 to meet rising costs and depleted epidemic aid from 1949. He cites 40,000 cases and calls for replenished funds to sustain care, prevention research, and ongoing support for polio victims.
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John W. Martinosky
Cheyenne County
March of Dimes
Martinosky
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Cheyenne
To Church Is Still Undetermined
A dispute over ownership and occupancy of Harrisburg’s community church pits the Nebraska Annual Conference of Methodist Churches against the local congregation. The case stems from property originally owned by the Method church and once held by the community church, with a state faith body seeking restoration of the property.
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Harrisburg
Harrisburg Community Church
Nebraska Annual Conference of Methodist Churches
Erty
Method Church
Community Church
Tp. Methodist Church
Social Security Coverage in 1948 Figures Noted
The report states 79 million persons had wage credits in 1948, with 50 million employed at any time during the year in jobs covered by the Social Security Act. The figures reflect coverage breadth and employment levels within the system.
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U.S
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