Panhandle League second half opens with three night games
Panhandle Baseball League teams start the second half this Sunday with three night games. Peetz leads the first half with six wins and high batting averages led by J Haynes .407. Team batting averages show Peetz at .245 and Bunker Hill at .214 while Kimball and Sidney trail.
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Panhandle Baseball League
South Divide
Peetz
Bunker Hill
Sidney
Fairgrounds
Gurley
Kimball
J. Haynes
Dalton
J.sievers
L. Lindell
J. Stengel
D ’Ayala
F. Roelle
J. Watchorn
B. Steffens
Bunker, Hilt
Cassell To Become Reservoir Manager
Lincoln J Strain former farm manager and conservation officer named supervisor of the Game Commission Land Management division. Ed Cassell now district game warden in Garden and Devel counties eastern Morrill and Cheyenne counties appointed reservoir manager with Bureau of Reclamation for Enders Swanson and Medicine Creek reservoirs effective July 1. Eugene H Baker moves to supervisor of Engineering and Construction division to oversee state areas and projects.
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Lincoln
Jack D. Strain
Game Commission
Strain
Eugene H. Baker
Ed Cassell
Garden
Devel
Morrill
Cheyenne
Bureau of Reclamation
Enders
Swanson
Medicine Creek
The
South Divide Edges Dalton 7 to 6 In Nonleague Clash
South Divide rallied from 3 1 deficit in the fifth inning to defeat Dalton 7 6 in a nonleague game. Bouie Nienhuser and Jerry Montgomery combined for four first innings, while Bob Kallhoff started for Dalton before Fecht finished. Larry Trebick doubled and tripled, Dick Ayala had three hits, and Warling homered for Dalton. South Divide heads to a charity game in Denver against Fitzsimons Hospital the next night.
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South Divide
Baseball Nine
Dalton
Innning
Bouie Nienhuser
Jerry Monhtgomery
Bob Kallhoff
Fecht
Larry Trebick
Dick Ayala
Warling
South
Bob Fischer
al Sittner
Arnie Wittig
Larry Troblick
Louis Sterling
Gurley News Roundup Includes Local Visits and Baseball Win
Pfc Gerald Nelson of Fort Warren Cheyenne spent the weekend with Paul Mortensen. Mr and Mrs Carl Alber of Bridgeport visited Mike Troidl. Donad Mae Alber returned home with her parents after a week with cousin Margie Troidl. Mrs Steve Hopkins and sister Julia Robertson from Douglas called on Anna Borges. Anna Borges visited by Mrs William Schwartz. Salem Walther League hosted a waffle supper for Sidney and South Divide leagues Sunday. Marvin Aurich family of Dalton joined Sunday dinner at Paul Moses home. Gurley Junior Legion beat Dalton 17 to 6 Sunday. Pvt George Bartels Jr arrived for a ten day furlough. back at Camp Rucker by July 2. John Wright of California visited Emil Fichenscher’s sister. Margie Troidl underwent appendectomy Tuesday at Sidney Hospital. Samuel Chaney and family new Gurley residents living in Emil Fichenscher basement.
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Gerald Nelson
Fort Warren
Cheyenne
Paul Mortensen
Carl Alber
Bridgeport
Mike Troidl
Donad Mae Alber
Margie Troidl
Steve Hopkins
Julia Robertson
Douglas
Wyo
Anna Borges
William Schwartz
Salem Walther
Sidney
South Divide
Marvin Aurich
Dalton
Paul Moses
Girley Junior Legion
Gurley
George Bartels Jr
Camp Rucker
Ala
John Wright
California
Outdoor Nebraska previews 25th anniversary issue
The Summer Issue of OUTDOOR NEBRASKA to be distributed Monday features twelve pages of hunting, fishing and trapping reminiscences plus reproductions of the state’s oldest hunting and fishing license. It includes articles on market hunting descent, late 1800s game prices, buffalo hunts, pioneer lake directions, and the Game Commission’s history from 1879 to now. Subscriptions run 50 cents yearly, with longer terms available.
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Lincoln
Outdoor
Nebraska
Game Commission
Pioneer Lake
Life of the Game Commission
P. O
State House
East Sidney Draw Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits
Alliance residents Mr and Mrs J D Emerick spent Sunday and Monday with the O A Olson family. James and Everett Mohatt and spouses visited Hugh Cortney in Kimball for Grandma Mohatt birthday. Frank and Robert Kurz families drove to Pine Bluffs. Henry Haupt’s mother ill in Lincoln prompted travel. Carl Kurz hosted dinner with the Haupts. Wedding in Lincoln drew Flohr Oskvarek Davis families. Tornado damaged Marvin Kettler’s grain bins, losses about 150 bu corn plus wheat. one bin blown away. Hazlitt windmill and Benzel suffered damage. hail reported. Joe Kennedy and kin traveled to Denver for a cousin’s wedding. Marjorie Kurz honored at crystal and china shower with Bunco and pink green decor. Scored prizes won by Mrs Raddatz and Mrs Kurz. gifts opened. Jean Van Aelstyn and Fred Sellen guests with H Van Aelstyn. Janeda Van Aelstyn also present.
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J. D. Emerick
Alliance
O. A. Olson
James Mohatt
Everett Mohatt
Hugh Cortney
Kimball
Grandma Mohatt
Frank Kurz
Robert Kurz
Pine Bluffs
Henry Haupt
Lincoln
Carl. Kurz
Fred Flohr
Andy Oskvarek
Louie Davis
Marvin Kettler
Harry Hazlitt
Dan Benzel
Joe Kennedy
Marjorie Kurz
Frank Kennedy
Denver
Bunco
Otto Raddatz
Lawrence Schiltz
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Janeda van Aelstyn
Fred Sellen
Cheyenne
H. van Aelstyn
County Court Sentences Run Involving Traffic and Peace Disturbance
County Court Arch Lambert, charged with disturbing the peace, was sentenced to three months in jail and to pay the costs. Jack B. Comer, charged with stop sign violation, was fined $10 and costs. Edward M. Crain, Cheyenne Wyoming, charged with reckless driving, forfeited a $14 bond. Gene Cole, charged with speeding, was fined $10 and costs. Melvin Lingelbach, charged with drunk driving, fined $50 and costs and his license suspended 30 days. John P. Schmidtline, SOD, charged with speeding, fined $10 and costs. Leland A. Bodeman and Robert L. Tolles, charged with improper use of local plate, fined $10.
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Arch Lambert
Jack B. Comer
Edward M. Crain
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Melvin Lingelbach
Eee
John P. Schmidtline
Leland A. Bodeman
Robert L. Tolles
Police Court Roundup Fines for Reckless Driving and Drunk Charges
In a local police court session Harry Dedic faced fines of 10 dollars plus costs for reckless driving. A list of others, including Walter Fugate Elmer Shepard Milton Stear and several more, were fined 10 dollars and costs on intoxication charges. Bunches of individuals received 12 dollar fines, one 5 day jail term was imposed for J R Smith, and several others faced varying penalties for speeding vagrancy illegal possession and train riding among other offenses.
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Walter Fugate
Elmer Shepard
Milton Stear
Victor Frogg
Leonard Bissonette
Everett Shelley
Frank Norwood
Meryl A. Hengley
Axel Davidson
Melvin O’hurn
Mary Lou Ford
J. R. Smith
Nutrients in Apples Aids Health
Apples deliver vitamins A B1 and C with small amounts of calcium phosphorus and iron. The fruit also offers dietary fiber and antioxidants that support overall wellness.
Thanking Friends for Cards and Gifts During Illness
Mrs. R. H. Bartling expresses gratitude for cards and gifts received during illness. She acknowledges Dr. Cook and Dr. Bitner and the nursing staff for kindness and care.
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Dr. Cook
Dr. Bitner
Sidney City Council proceedings approve zoning and hearings
The Sidney Nebraska council met at 1:30 pm with Mayor Pierson and City Manager Knowles present. They rezoned properties to Restricted Business and Residence B, renewed Osborn Temporary Use Permit, approved building and electrical licenses, accepted May library report, set public hearings for zoning changes, and authorized bond sales and contracts. The meeting included annexation recommendations, ordinance considerations, and adjournment.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Councl
Pierson
Knowles
Foland
Cork
Thompson
Clinton
Tobin
Lowel
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
City’ Council
Paine
Weilner
Osborn
G. H
Ralph Gentle
Clifton McIntosh
D. Jelinek
League of Nebraska Municipalities
City of Sidney-Sewer Dept
CB & Q Railroad Co
Clarkson
15Th Avenue
Acromenne
Water Department
City of
Lawyer Cooperative Publishing Company
Rochester
New York
McQuillins Municipal Corporation
Bids Open for Scrap Lumber at Sioux Ordnance Depot
Bids are open for salvage property at Sioux Ordinance Depot. Items may be inspected weekdays from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and noon to 3 p.m. by contacting James L. Hettinger, Property Disposal Agent, Sioux Ordinance Depot, Sidney. Phone dial No. 97-261, ext. 48.
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Sioux Ordnance Depot
James L. Hettinger
Sidney
Salvage Property Auction at Sioux Ordnance Depot
Unserviceable lumber scrap and shipping materials listed as salvage. Items include boxes skids and various lumber widths stored outside at Sioux Ord nance Depot Sidney. Bids due by 10 a m July 17 1951. Bidder must certify not employed by the Army or related services.
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Sioux Ordnance Depot
Sidney
Department of the Army
Army Exchange Service
Army Exchanges
U. S. Army Motion Pictures Service
Rubber stamps for DQ 987 certification sale
The Telegraph advertises rubber stamps needed for DQ 987 certification at a price of $1.50. The concise classified notice points readers to acquire the stamps directly from the publication's listing.
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THE
Telegraph
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Telegraph Sports
Panhandle
Robert’. Jobman and Sons
Jim’ Brown
Earl Brown
H. van. Aelstyn
John Menninger
Roger
Grand Island
Roland Meininger
Henry ‘Ha
Cassell
Game Magazine
East
Gene Cole
Harry Dedic
Luise Heseman
Fen To
Arthur Dean Bush
Oscar Hunkius
Bob Nako
Oscar Baier
Daniel Frerichs
Khoe
Patrick Baldwin
R. H. Bartling
Cheyenne County
H. E. Pierson
Gordon R. Tobin
Veur
Lockwood
Sidney’s Modern Jewelers
Yireworke
Colorado
NEV
American National Bank
Tory
Bank For Demonstration
Stew
Oe Duidance Corporation
Federal Deposi
Mayfair Service
Greenlees
Cockshutt-Coop
H. P
Chrysler Motor
10Th Ave
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