Peetz Grabs Lead Spot In Panhandle Baseball League
Peetz tops Bunker Hill 12 to 8 as Haines drives a homer and Beaker Hill errors fuel a seven run first inning. Otteson and Dale Janicek combine on the mound for Peetz. Dalton beats Iley 6 4. Sidney falls to Kimball 9 4 as Enderbee fans 15. South Divide edge Dix 8 6 with Ayala homer and Wittig triple. Standings show Peetz 30, Sidney 21, Dalton 21, Kimball 22, Gurley 12, South Divide 12, Bunker Hill 3.
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Peetz
Jéads
Bunker
Dalton
Gurley
Kinsi
Sidney
Julie
Dix
Diamond
South Side
Ari
Lee
Lott
Bunker Hill
Otteson
Dale Janič ¢Ek
Beaker Hill
Innng
Ralph Anderson
Janicek
Edding
Bernie Buehrer
Norm Steffins
F. Fehringer
Ottoson
Fehringer
Haines
Kimball
Er‘ders
Bill Enderbee
Staley
South Divide
Dividers
Ron Garramone
Lou Sterling
Louis Nienhuser
Ron Hunt
Acheson
Schwartz
Ayala
Arnie Wittig
Sidney Junior Ball Teams Organizing Across City
Four midget baseball teams are being set up in Sidney to compete in the Cheyenne County league. Rae Jones, chairman, directs local junior and midget teams. Teams represent four city sections and will practice at Legion Park. Junior Legion players hold 5:30 pm practices on Mon Wed Thu. Sponsors are the Jaycees Lions and American Legion.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Rae Jones
Union Pacific Railroad
Burlington
15Th
Union Cific
15Th Street
Legion Park
Junior Legion
Jaycees
Lions
American Legion
Meeting Notes from Louise Webster Household Group
The gathering at Louise Webster’s home elected Beverly Higgins as president, Kathy Lou Weed as vice president, Anna Faye Weed as secretary, and Nancy Morgan as news reporter. Webster led the lesson on sugar cookies with a demonstration and plans for next meeting at Beverly Higgins’ home on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Webster
Beverly Higgins
Kathy Lou Weed
Anna Faye Weed
Nancy Morgan
Julie
Walleyes Are Being Caught on Lincoln Waters
Nebraska Game Commission weekly report notes walleyes caught in scattered waters with fishing ranging from fair to good. Johnson Lake leads in walleye productivity, with 10 pound 12 ounce state near-record by Fred Rutt. other strong catches include Maloney Lake and Minden pits, plus big fish such as a 15-pound carp and 13-pound catfish from North Platte area waters. Dewey Lake shines with outstanding crappie bag limits reported.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Game Commission
Johnson Lake
Bill Schultz
Johnson
Oldenburgs Featured on People Are Funny Radio Show
Former Sidney couple now in Long Beach California recall three lively weeks on the People Are Funny program. Mr and Mrs Glenn Oldenburg described meeting radio and movie stars while hosting contestants called to their home. They were among many aspirants and felt the experience highly exciting and memorable.
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Sidney
Long Beach
Calif
Glénn Oldenburg
Art Oldenburg
Charles Wales
Mr. Oldenburg
Oldenburgs
Sidney Nebraska May 23 1951 city council special session
City of Sidney Nebraska held a special session May 23 1951 at 10 30 A M to amend the Grant Agreement with Civil Aeronautics Administration for the Sidney Municipal Airport and to enter into agreements with Sidney Ideal Stone Co and C B Q R R Co concerning use of city water. Mayor H E Pierson presiding with Pierson Thompson Cork Foland present. Lowe absent. Attorney Clinton City Manager Knowles and Clerk Tobin in attendance. Resolution adopted approving amendment and sponsor project application to obtain Federal Aid. agency agreement No 925-029-102 to be submitted to Nebraska Department of Aeronautics for state aid.
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pRocerbines
Sidney
Nebr
H.B
Piérsoni
United States
Civil “Aeronautics
U.S
Nebraska
Sidney Ideal-Stone&Co
H. E. Pierson
Pierson
Thompson
Cork
Foland
Lowe
Clinton
Knowles
Tobin
Sidney Municipal
Civil Aeronautics
U. S. Department of Commerce
Department of Aeronautics of
State
Of Thanks Card Expressing Gratitude for Kindness After Bereavement
Expresses sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings after sister's death. Grateful to minister, choir, and others for services. Thanks Drs Bitner and Cook and Taylor Hospital staff for care. From Mr and Mrs Archie McMillan and family.
Sidney City actions ease airport project funding and engineering
The Sidney City Commission approved the engineering agreement with the Nebraska Department of Roads and Irrigation for Project 9-25-029-102 to obtain federal aid for Sidney Municipal Airport development. R. J. Werdi of Lincoln was named special engineer for all construction matters, and publication of contractor notices was authorized upon Aero Nautics Department notification. The loan agreement with the Department of Aeronautics and the water-use agreement with Sidney Ideal Stone Co and the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad Co. were approved.
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Fate
Nebraska
Sidney
Thompson
Cork
Foland
R. J. Wederi
Lincoln
Nebr
Department of Aeronautics
State of Nebraska
City Council Adjourns After Signing Agreement
City officials moved to sign an agreement as part of city business. Motion carried and the council adjourned. Attest: Mayor Gordon R. Tobin, City Clerk H. E. Pierson.
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Carrie Council
H. E. Pierson
Gordon R. Tobin
Cloud Seeding Donor List Incomplete, Officials Say
Norman Good of the South Western Nebraska Weather Improvement Association announces that contributors to the cloud seeding program may be missing from the mailing list for regular weather bulletins. He urges anyone who donated and does not receive bulletins to contact him in Chappell immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Good
Chappell
Southwestern Nebraska Weather Improvement Association
Mr. Good
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