McGrew Brule clash echoes old title pain and pride
McGrew edged Brule in the district class B final in a rematch of 1939 when McGrew beat Brule to reach the state meet. Coach Ray Maley, now retired, led the 1959 squad to a 21-3 season as several players, including Dick Hopkins and Gary and Ronnie Howard, are sons of Maley’s 1939 teammates.
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McGrew
Brule
Sidney High Court
Lincoln
Ray Maley
Sidney High
Maley
Ohiowa
Dick Hopkins
Howard
Gary
Ronnie
Bobcats
Sophomore Paces Chadron To 80 57 Region B Paydirt
Sophomore Larry Matheson scored 30 points to lead Chadron High past Mitchell 80 57 in a Class B regional final at Sidney Junior High. Chadron opened with a 19 4 burst, built a 43 19 halftime edge, and held on as Mitchell narrowed the gap in the second half. Webb added 22 for Mitchell while Hamburg and others trailed.
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Larry Matheson
Chadron
Mitchell
Sidney High
Mattheson
Rex Jones
Sidney
Chadron High
Sidney Junior High
Cardinals
Tigers
Matheson
Eldon Webb
Ken Hamburg
Standings for SOC Men's League February 23-24 1959
Bowling results list high scores and standings for the SOC Men's League. Greenlees' Inc leads team series with 2627, Bauman Body Shop 2495, Yendis Cafe 2480. High individual series include Chas Harris 580s and Jim Edwards 544, with high games led by Jim Edwards 224 and Harris 217. Standings reflect scores from the February 23 to 24 matches.
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Bauman Body Shop
Boyd's Cigar & Bar
Seven Up
Greenlees' Inc
Yendis Cafe
Commonwealth Trailers
Graff Agency Si
Ohio Oil Company
Miller Implement
Pepsi Cola
Bishop Grain
Greenlees’ Inc
Ray Hartzler
Louie Gonzales
Les Perry
Ken Pottorst
Bill Walford
Jack McCormick
Cecil Pritchett
Sid Simmerman
Sherri Nation
Gene Winston
Jim Edwards
Chas. Harris
Louie Schnell
Ernie Augenstein
Dick Kahl
Clarence Yates
Pat Pattison
Ken Petorff
Corky Booth
Wayne Schneider
SOC
Bowling SOD MEN'S LEAGUE February 26 1959 high averages and team stats
Bowling SOD MEN'S LEAGUE record shows high individual averages led by Harry Pokrwinski 185 and Pearlie Copley 183. Multiple teams and venues listed include Sidney Shoe Hospital Brownson Tavern Silver Dollar Pip's Drive In and Stag Tavern with various game and series scores. The text also references high team games and individuals such as John Schmidt Ted Schmutte and Ray Hartzler with several 200+ efforts, plus lane and venue notes for February 1959. A Ladies League entry denotes Surplus 6 on February 27 1959.
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Sidney Shoe Hospital
Brownson Tavern
Victone Cleaners
Skelly
Fokior Motor
Brownson
Engineers
Stag Tavern
Sportsman's Bar
Sidney
Oil Co
Pip’s Drive
Mel's Sinclair
Brownson Cafe
Kokjer Motor
General Supply
Art's Motors
Dolly
Iter Sinclair
Transportation
i _Sidney Shoe Hospital
Silver Dollar
Harry Pokrwinski
Louie Gonzales
Ray Hartzler
John Schmidt
Harris
Mel’s Sinclair
Andy Oskvarek
Beard
Ted Schaefer
Iigh
Ea Er
Ted Schmutte
Bing Miller
Mel Pfeil
Red Robinson
Don Hart
Robin Olivarez
Andy Oskarvek
Dick Sedgwick
Don Sherwood
Bill Jallen
Maley Reappointed Boxing Inspector in Statewide Post
Howard Maley has been named deputy boxing inspector for another year as part of 11 statewide appointees. The reappointment marks his fourth year in the role under newly named state boxing commissioner Manny Sege.
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Howard Maley
Nebraska
Manny Sege Maley
Northwestern Bell Added 137 Phones Here During 1958
Northwestern Bell expanded in Sidney in 1958 adding 137 telephones. The operator spent 86 million on construction as it served Nebraska Iowa Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota. Net telephones reached 2 229 000 up 103 000 from 1957 with regional economic signals noted. The annual report stressed tech R D and introduced farm intercom service and smaller phones for bedrooms. The company also criticized federal excise tax claiming it costs customers about a month's local service.
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Sidney
Sioux Ordnance Depot
J. R. Miller
Northwestern Bell
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Bell Telephone
Easter Seals Campaign Aims At 18 Million Goal
Chicago reports a nationwide Easter Seals drive opening to raise 18 million dollars for crippled children and adults. National chairman Garry Moore leads 350000 volunteers in a campaign spanning mail, lily sales, door to door work, and special events through March 29.
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Chicago
America
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
W. P. Ackerman
Sidney
Garry Moore
Cial
Philip Little
York
Eisenhower
White House
Gale Storm
National Women’s
Roy Campanelle
Faster Mail Service In Effect For City
The Sidney post office speeds up mail with a new air service contract expected by March 7. Acting Postmaster Leo Gorman says no applications are on file yet, while James McDaniel will operate the temporary air mail route. Westbound pickups occur at 8:30 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. Eastbound pickups at 6:30 a.m. and 6 p.m.
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Sidney
Leo Gorman
James McDaniel
McDaniel
Gorman
Red Cross Programs Highlight Local Efforts and Civil Defense Ties
Cheyenne County Red Cross reports strong local use of funds with swimming instruction for all ages and a broad home service program aiding many residents. First Aid and Home Nursing training gain traction as the organization prepares to partner with Civil Defense for potential disasters.
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Cheyenne County
Red Cross
January Bond Sales Hit 8 Percent of 1959 Quota
Cheyenne county chairman H. G. Spearow announced January Series E and H bonds sold totaled $91,070 or 8.0% of the county quota. Statewide January sales reached over $10.3 million, with Nebraska at 11% of its $93.5 million 1959 quota. National sales totaled $486 million, 9.7% of the Treasury goal. Other counties showed varied percentages of their quotas.
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H. G. Spearow
U. S. Savings Bonds Committee
Cheyenne County
W. B. Millard, Jr
AL Jorenson
Sidney
Udtuen Colunty
John C. Ross
Morrill County
K. K. Neff
Scotts Bluff
W. S. Hofgard
Kimball
C. E. Nelson
Notice To Creditors Cheyenne County Nebraska Estate Olsen
Notice to creditors of Ralph L. Olsen deceased in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Claims must be filed by June 17, 1959 or be forever barred. Hearings on claims set for March 17, 1959 at 10:00 AM and June 18, 1959 at 10:00 AM in County Court. Signed C W Smith County Judge. Peetz Balderson attorneys.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ralph L. Olsen
State of
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Sorenson
Chappell
Ogallala
Gering
McCook
Ronnie Howard
St. Pat’s
Lewellen
Jane
Dalton
Ed Townley
Tiger
SOD Men's League
Pearlie Copley
Industrial League
Foland Farm
Humphhrey
Pittam’s Body Shop
Arnold Wagoner
Caldwell’s AG
Brandin’ Iron
Humphrey's Auto Sup
Ohio Is Co
Ewert's Recreation
Dalton Motor Co
Star Market
Coca _, Cola
Fairmont Foods
Pittam'’s
Humphrey’s Auto Supply
Yates
D. Schnell
E . Haupt
E. Lowe
Br ‘Icker
J. Shoopman
Perry
IT. Kaus
Booth
Pritchett
I B. Haupt
E. Zalesky
Harry Johnson
Caucus School District
Gurley, Nebr
West of Gurley
East of Gurley
Charles. Weir
North Platte
Frank Longan
Linden, Sidney
Telegraph Office
the Telegraph
C. W. Smith County
Peetz & Balderson Attorneys
Mies
Chevy
Nascar
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Osssssseee
National Association For Stock Car Advancements and Research
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