Sunday Schedule Foresees Easy Wins In Panhandle League
Panhandle League games on Sunday feature front runners Gurley at Dalton and Bunker Hill at Peetz. Dalton and Peetz expected to win given season records. Daylight contest has Sidney vs SOD on the depot diamond. Potter seeks eighth straight win over South Divide at Kruegers Lake field.
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Gurley
Dalton
Bunker Hill
Peetz
Sidney
Depot Diamond
Potter
South Divide
Kruegers Lake
Panhandle
Peetz Potter
Dalton Sidney Bunker Hill South Divide
Sidney Ends Loss Streak in 21-11 Slugfest
Sidney baseball snapped a four game skid with a 21-11 win over Bridgeport at Morrill county diamond. 18-year-old Bob Castile started five innings, Jerry Stengel finished for Sidney as they rallied from 4-2 down in the second with back-to-back homers by Darrell Ammerman and Stengel. The team used five pitchers to slow Bridgeport, and Sidney manager Larry Trebick shuffled the lineup before the game. They next face SOD Sunday at the depot diamond in a bid to regain Panhandle leadership.
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Sidney
Bridgeport
Morrill County
Bob Castile
Jerry Stengel
Darrell Ammerman
Stengel
Larry Trebick
Sod
Depot Diamond
Panhandle
Potter Community Notes Highlight Local Life and Events
Potter news item round up detailing church services at Methodist and First Lutheran, WSCS activities, family births Rex Wayne Adams and Patricia Jo, scouting and Cub events, swimming school attendance, town reunions including Herboldsheimer gathering, visits from Denver and Chicago residents, and a junior baseball loss to Dalton.
Gurley Community Notes Friendly Visits And Moves
Gurley residents shared visits as Mr and Mrs Marvin Aurich and daughters hosted. families including Paul Masel and Charles Lessman called on various neighbors. The Howards moved into Rutler home. Deward Huff drove father to eye specialist in Omaha. A Young Adults picnic and about 35 attendees occurred at Doyle Easton’s lawn.
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Marvin Aurich
Paul Masel
Charles Lessman
Myron
Fred Rehmer
Clarence Reinmuth
Sally
Arlene
Bud Reinmuth
Eldon Howards
Rutler
Gurley
W. R. Priest
Gaston Christ
Montgomery
Alabama
Henry Johnson
Sidney
George Bartels
Henry Frederickson
Earl Lessig
Lena Albers
Dalton
Mike Troidl
Doyle Easton
Jack Nelson
Emil Nelson
Slug Fests Mark Softball Tilts At Legion Park
Tuesday night softball produced two slugging tilts as Eagle edged Dalton Clothing 12 to 11 and Crosby-Nye Motors defeated SOD 15 to 5 at Legion Park. Next week Eagle faces Crosby-Nye and Dalton Clothing meets Co-op while SOD plays Sidney Clothing and St. Pats meets Rae's in the second game.
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Eagle
Dalton Clothing
Crosby-Nye Motors
SOD
Legion Park
Crosby-Nye
Dalton
Sidney Clothing
St. Pat’s
Rae’s
Harvest Postpones Stock Car Races
The Devil's Motor Club cancels Sunday races for two weeks causing the July 4 event to be the last stock car race until Sunday July 20.
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Harvest
The
Devil’s Motor Club
Quotable Quote by Ralph Sockman on Tolerance
The quotation critiques counterfeit tolerance driven by self-interest and desire for social approval rather than genuine regard for others. It cautions that preferring others’ happiness to boost one’s own reputation is a hollow motive.
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Ralph Sockman
Gurley Social Roundup Shares Visits and Travels
In Gurley the community notes improve as residents report hospital stay for improvement. Bud Reinmuth and Ardis moved to a new home Sunday. Brandt family from Portland, Oregon visited Gurley friends. Huff family of Scottsbluff returned home after visiting Elmer Freudenberg. Borges accompanied Henrichs to Weyerts church. Roy Peters and sons visited Southeastern Kansas relatives then returned. Arnold Drapers traveled to harvest fields in Kansas. Elsen family from Grant dined with George Bartels and planned a Black Hills Yellowstone-Nampa trip. Bruce Mortensen to Omaha after month with cousins Latham Mortensen. Girls joined at George Rohde home. Bill Hultz and West erhoff hosted Birthday Club. Shirley Scaroener hosted a Slumber party Friday.
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Lincoln
Bud Reinmuth
Ardis
Victor Brandt
Wm. Brandt
Portland
Oregon
Gurley
Brandt
Harry Huff
Scottsbluff
Elmer Freudenberg
Anna Borges
Bob Henrichs
Weyerts
Shining Gold Care Advice From Onion Juice Cure
Guidance on cleaning tarnished gold articles using onion juice drying and polishing with a soft cloth. No dates or organizations mentioned. Addresses the reader directly and offers a simple method for restoring brightness to gold items.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain Region
G.M.C
W.B
International Harvester Company
Denver, Colorado
Acoma
Brighton Blvd
W. P. Ackerman Agency
Nebr
Pip
Rive IN
14Th
Illinois St
Satis
Telegraph Printing Co
Telegraph Sports
Potter News
First Lutheran Church
Paul Janson
Womans Society of Christian Service
Mesdames
Wm. Snyder
Floyd Sheets
Earl Anderson
O. D. Hoagland
Guy Hite
Marvin Moench
Elmer Seyfang
D. F. Enevoldsen
Ralph Merscheim
Roll Call
Herman Graeber
WSCS
Alliance
F. E. Longan
John A. Changstrum
Metta Laughlin
Omaha
Fred Reetz
Roy Adams
Sidney Hospital
Rex Wayne
Adolph Adams
Loveland
Colo
Randy
Charles Slama
Legion
Albuquerque
LeRoy Fostrom
Small Son
Martin Fostrom
Walter Twarling
Lipska
Chappell
Don Mathers
Haworth
Pipska
Fred Carlson
den No. 2
Cubs
den Mother Haworths
Dean Hagemeister
Joan
Bobby
Lois Meyer
Billy Hagemeister
Laramie Peak
Robertson
Red Cross
Harvey Nelson
Patricia Jo
Legion and Auxiliary
Guy Terman
Chris Terman
Stanley Juelfs
Henry Moench
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Herbert Kuhlow
Cheyenne
Joyce Juelfs
Camp Fire Girls
Herboldsheimer
Will Scheele
Dix
Tiny Candice Mae
Hubert Herb
Rodney Mathewson
Dale McKinney
Billie Smith
Billie Hates
Herbert
George Jackson
Lloyd Shaw
Hubert Herboldsheimer
Wesley Herboldsheimer
Leo Scheele
Kimball
Dale Herboldsheimer
Bushnell
Archie Herboldsheimer
Jim Rezac
Sharon
al Peters
Lodgepole
Douglas Smith
Max Mathewson
Padroni
Cole
Robert Muir
Gilbert Hougen
Muir
Hougen
Michael Tostregna
Chicago
Mr. Tostregna
Steven Vogrig
Lester Willoughby
Geo. Randall
Shirley Ann Willoughby
Paul Mortensen
Latham and Bruce
Herbert Fastenau
Myrna
Phyllis
Delbert Lessman
Wendall Draper
Henry Fredericksen
Maynard Segelke
Charles
Minnie Segelke
Deward Huff
J. W. Taul
Sonotone
Conch Hotel
Liqueurs
Geo. Saali
Pete’ Sittner
10Th Ave
Faith Troutman
Mgr
Duis Studio
Bureau of Animal Industry
Sidney Livestock Commission Co
Emerald Rapp
Today’s Telegraph
Ates
Telegraph
Julesburg
Bors
Ney Telegraph
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