Freeman Resigns As Lodgepole Coach After Six-Year Run
Freeman resigns as head basketball coach at Lodgepole High School after six years with a 103–31 record. He led the Panthers to Lodgepole’s first state tournament berth in 1959 and narrowly missed another trip this year, bowing to an undefeated team in the regional final. Freeman, a 1953 Kearney State graduate, will seek advancement while staying in coaching.
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Duane Freeman
Lodgerelé
Lodgepole
Freeman
Panthers
Lincol
Lincoln
Vonango
Bowling Commercial Loop Shatters Records at Cedar Lanes
A Cedar Lanes Commercial League night set scoring highs with 30 series over 500 and 23 games over 200. Clarence Yates led a 625 series and Perry Pearlie Copley posted top games of 259 and multiple 236s as the lanes sizzled.
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Cedar Lanes
Clarence’ Yates
Pearlie Copley
Ego Yates
Leo Schaf
Sidney
Cigar Store
Cehleée’s Inc
Brownson- Cafe
Whitaker ‘Decorators
al Triangle Sheet Metal
Sidney Motor Motel
al Miller Implement
Gamble Store
Denver
Pepsi-Cola
Boyd Cigar Store
Greenlee’ S Inc
Greenlees Inc
Clarence Yates
Ed Raulinaids
Ron Hunt
Andy Oskvarek
Wayne Séisider
del Lamm
Bob Wolfe
Jim Edwards
Marion ‘Whitaker
Harry *Marsh
Roy Jackson
Louie Schnell
Corky Booth
Ed Haupt
Jerry Thalken
Photographer Morris Named for Nebraska Game Commission
Wilbur Bill Morris of Lincoln formerly assistant production director at KOLN TV has been named journalist photographer for the Nebraska Game Commission. He will focus on movie work news shorts and wildlife feature films. Morris 33 has seven years at KOLN TV and earlier worked at several radio stations and taught at Broken Bow during 1950 51. A University of Nebraska graduate he also attended Arlington State College. He is married and a native of Union South Africa.
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Lincoln
Wilbur
Bill) L. Morris
Koln-Tv
Nebraska Game ‘Commission
Morris
Game Commission
Broken Bow
University of Nebraska
Arlington‘ State College
Arlington
Texas
Union
Bulldogs Roll Past Crook 53 36 In Colorado Finals
Peetz bulldogs defeated Crook 53 to 36 in the Class C district finals at Julesburg to advance to a one game regional playoff against Keensburg in Wiggins. Ronnie Wieger led with 15 points, Arlo Nelson 12, Clair Finley 10 while Crook’s Chuck Davis scored 16. The winner advances to the Colorado State Tournament in Denver March 17-19.
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Anoher Grea
Julesburg
Peetz
Bulldogs
Crook
Colorado
Wiggins
Keekisburg
Denver
Ronnie Wiéger
Arlo Nelson
Clair Finley
Chuck Davis
Potter Women Collect Used Eyeglasses for New Eyes Mission
Potter Woman's Club collects discarded eyeglasses to send to New Eyes for the Needy Inc. for reuse in hospitals and missions worldwide. Glasses can be left at Potter Sundry or with club members. The community notes birthday anniversary dinner attendance and local visits, plus shots of club activities and a sobering obituary by Arizona auto crash.
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Potter Womans Club
New Eyes For the Needy, Inc
Potter
Dean Hagemeister
Leslie Wills
Wye-Braska
Clark Nichols
Scotsbluff
Mitchell
Wm. D. Hagemeister
Brush
Colo
Potter and
Sidney
Elsie Merscheim
Ladies Bridge Club
Ferne Egging
Dorothy Hessler
Carl W Layson
George, Whigney
Enoma Nelson
V A. Nelson
Potter Troop 105 Court of Honor Recharting Night
The Potter Boy Scout Troop 105 held a court of honor and re charting night on Feb 29 at the Potter Youth Center. Ronald Soukop advanced to Tenderfoot, Rodney Jucks to Second Class, Jerry Lipska to Star, Ron Johnson to First, Lip Ska fife, Kes Wills presented awards, with Bill Zink as MC. Wilbur Wilson, Council executive from Scotts Bluff, was guest speaker. Others present included Ralph Robinson institutional representative, Lloyd Juelfs treasurer, Gene Horrock chairman. Most scouts attended with a parent. all in uniform. New Boy Scout Council members named: Ralph Robinson institutional representative, Gene Horrock chairman, Les Wills Scoutmaster, Rev. Hintermeyer assistant Scoutmaster, and committeemen Bill Zink, Glen Lipska, Ben Herboldsheimer, Carl Horrock, Harold Steele, and Dave Theis.
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Potter Boy Scout Troon No
Potter Youth Center
Ronald Soukop
Tenderfoot
Rodney Jucks
Jerry Lipska
S‘ar
Ronly Johnson
Ubart Lipska Fife
Kes Wills
Bill Zink
Wilbur Wilson
Scouts‘bluff
Ralph Robinson
Lloyd Juelfs
Gene Horrock
Boy Scout Council
Les Wills
Rev. Hintermeyer
Glen Lipska
Ben Herboldsheimer
Carl Horrock
Harold Steele
Dave Theis
Cupid's Legendary Home at St Ehlarion Castle
The site of Cupid's famed residence is the St Ehlarion castle on Cyprus. Built in 1223, the fortress is linked to mythic romance and historic legend on the island.
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Cupid
St. Ehlarion
Island of
Cyprus
Scottsbluff Man and Daughter Die in Highway Crash
A Scottsbluff man Petro R. Delgado 36 and his 10 month old daughter Mary died Sunday in a U S Highway 30 collision seven miles west of North Platte. Delgado wife Mary and five children Raymond 5 Josephine 4 Jimmy 7 Alice 3 were injured with varying severities. Investigating officers say a left front tire blew out causing the Delgado car to cross into a truck driven by Jack Slater 27 of Lexington who was shaken but not hospitalized.
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North Platte
U. S. Highway 30
iPetro R. Delgado
Scottsbluff
Mary
Delgado
Raymond
Josephine
Jimmy
Alice
Mr& Delgado
Jack Slater
Lexington
Slater
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Jerry Kallhoff
Dick Sedgwick
Bill Jaten
Herb Rossmeier
Lloyd Harlan
Alvin Miller
Gene Triplett
Jerry , Thalken
Lvin Kahl
Marion Whitaker
Nebraska
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Jess
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Ross Finley
Wieser 'S
Schringer der
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Davis Dominguiz
Ruskie
Tebsack
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Beckmann Motor Co., Inc
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