Cage League Opens Season With Four Games
Don Mueller reports the Cage League opener at the city auditorium on January 9. Julesburg crushed Chappell 46 27 as Kizen led with eight field goals and Castle added five for Chappell. Peetz edged Sunol 35 34 with Hayes scoring 19 for Peetz and Hunt 11 for Sunol. V F W beat Potter 62 21 led by V Knackstedt with 20. Knights of Columbus defeated American Legion 46 26 as E Heeg scored 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Mueller
City Auditorium
Julesburg
Chappell
Kizen
W.W. Castle
Peetz
Sunol
Hayes
Hunt
Potter
V. Knockstedt
Vets
V. Knackstedt
Stein
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
E. Heeg
Knights
Legion
McKay
Livanis
Amer. Legion
Hengl H
Jones
Wilson
Hengl W. c
Bowman
Niebaum
Depot Doings at Fort Warren and Sidney Damsels Club Notes
Col and Mrs Ray O Day Col and Mrs John Crehan and Lt Col and Mrs Allen Peck of Fort Warren Wyo will be weekend guests of Col and Mrs Richard J Sothern The Officers Club will host a Monte Carlo Games party A large number of Sidneyites invited and the receiving line forms at 8 30 Lt Col and Mrs Henry Renken have left for Omaha and Talmadge Neb to visit relatives and store furniture before overseas duty The Renken farewell and Sothern guests are described plus Damsels club first meeting of the year The club elected new officers and announced gifts and refreshments Myrtle s SOD Beauty Shop opens at Barracks 10 and will be run by Myrtle Vetter and assisted by Eloyce Gilbert Other depot notables include long time postmistress Mrs Mark Atchison and plans for a Jumble Shop public notices and personnel moves at the depot end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray O'Day
John Crehan
Allen Peck
Fort Warren
Wyo
Richard J. Sothern
Omaha
Renken
Talmadge
Nebr
Walter Freeman
John W. Scott
Jack Crable
Sothern
Sidney Country Club
E. L. Uptegrove
George Hossack
Clayton Radcliffe
Hans Jacobsen
Sidney
the Depot
Esther Renken
Adeline Bonner
Clara Anderson
Bremmer
Stibley
Eleanor Sothern
Jean Hurley
Emma Cossey
Edith Saunders
Irene Hawley
Margaret Dissmore
Sally Ream
Depot Hospital
Mesdames Rourke
Rossmeier and
Baxter
Myrtle
Barracks 10
Myrtle Vetter
Eloyce Gilbert
Bethel Gilbert
Mark Atchison
Lee Rourke
Ordville
Earl Hendershott
Lander
Rourke
SO Damsels
Mark Pechin
Depot
Lodi
Calif
Hamilton County
Andersen
Local depot life and farewells mark peace era
After two years as a fire fighter, termination at the depot signals a shift to peacetime duties. Mrs. Andersen active in church circles. Mr. Dunn en route to Ogden Arsenal aids local personnel. Families return from Waco as housing shortages push some away and others back to Ordville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersen
Ladies’ Circle
John C. Dunn
Ogden Arsenal
Ogden
Utah
Dunn
Sod
Jack Strong
Ordville
Waco
Tex
Strong
Vern Albro
Taylor Hospital
Sidney
Evelyn Connelly
Dalton
Merle Bledsoe
Myrtle Frahm
Ordville “Rec
Jesse Smith
Sioux City
George
Smith
Alliance
Henry Peterson
Chappell
John W. Cramer
Jackie
Lincoln
Carl Bonners
Etta Bonner
Bonner
Honor Awards Go To Boy Scout Heroes
Seventeen Boy Scouts and leaders were honored by the National Court of Honor for heroism. Among the Nebraska recipients are Merlyn C. Bowker and Samuel A. Gill of Big Springs. They rescued Donald Marsden from a 15 foot pool near the South Platte river, bringing him to shore and applying artificial respiration.
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Boy Scout
Boy Scouts
National Court of Honor
Boy Scouts of America
Nebraska
Merlyn C. Bowker
Samuel A. Gill
Big Springs
Donald Marsden
South Platte
Donald
Wyo-Braska
Alliance Masonic Temple
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Cage League
Howard Fisher
Dolores
Sandy
Billy
Tulsa
Oklo
D. C. Basinger
Basinger
Fisher
Clarence Baxter
James Hunter
Denver
E. L. Sterz
Saunders
Ordville Housing
Sterz
M. H. Juengel
Rayon
FOX Inter Mountain Theatre
Tyrone Gene Tierney
Sue Payne
Pane Baxter
Ces Webs
Weber Warshall
Perry F. Zaees
Somerset Om
Edge
Tor
Darryl F. Zanuck
Edmund Goulding
Lamar Trott
THUR
SAT
Dorothy Guy
McGuire
Madison Robert Mitchum
Bill
Williams
Tom Jack
Tee
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