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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1946
Page
8
Regional action continues as Sunol exits early and the Maroons face the Chadron Bridgeport winner in a 3:15 p.m. regional semifinal. Finals for the Class B meet are scheduled for 8:30 p.m. with a 7:30 consolation game, followed by a box score.
The Maroon Freshmen suffered a 20-19 defeat Monday to Gurley Reserves. Curless and Schnell led with 8 points each, while Evert scored 10 for Gurley. The crew, guided by Coach Ray Maley, ends with seven wins in twelve games and eleven freshmen earning letters.
Sidney finishes fourth in the Western Nebraska basketball conference final standings. Mitchell’s Tigers claim the title with Scottsbluff second and Lyman third. Unbalanced 13 team schedule skewed results, yet Mitchell and Scottsbluff were widely rated top state contenders.
One of the best AAU tournaments ever staged in western Nebraska is set for Gering High School auditorium March 11 to 14. First round games open Monday with at least four contests, possibly six, followed by four more on Tuesday March 12.
City bowling standings show Mayfair at 2 14, Pip's 21, Barbers 17 22, Story's 17 221, Boyd s 16 23, Green Lantern 16 23, South Table 13 26 with last week results Mayfair 3 Pip's 0 U. P. 3 South Table 0 Barbers 3 Boyds 0 Green Lantern 2 Story's 1. High Team Series Mayfair 2632 high team game 905. High Series Tamasi 692 high games Tamasi 237 229 226 224. Perry 209 202 Baeckel 203 200 Bodner 204 Pearson 203 Harris 201 Miller 200.
Gurley Methodist Church hosts a supper at 7 p m followed by a meeting. Speakers include Rev W L Jewett of Sidney and Rev Clyde N Rogers of Lincoln, Executive Secretary of Town and Country Churches. Sunday visitors and neighborhood social notes fill the rest of the village activity.
South Sund column lists visits and gatherings among Sterling residents. Mr and Mrs Tom Bonser stayed overnight with G W Bonser. W R Brown Glen Q Dickinson and Bonnie Jo visited Crook for a Friday stay with Mrs J R Brown. Ernie Dick and daughter Kae of Sterling were Sunday guests at Geo McCracken and family. They called on Glenn O Dickinson. Mrs Lester Cook spent Tuesday at Allen Kahl. The ladies canned meat. Mrs Frank Kokes Jr and Mrs Frank D Kokes were Sunday callers in Ed Ahlberg G W Bonser and D E Dickinson homes. D E Dickinson helped Mrs G W Bonser can meat Tuesday. Billie Tilghman inducted into the army last week. Mr and Mrs Chester Bruns and baby were Saturday evening guests at Mrs Bruns’ parents Frank Kokes and son.
Melvin and family plan to move to the Alex Karg place where Mr. Ottosen will work. Mr and Mrs G W Bonser hosted and visited in John Ommen and Ern est Bonser homes. D E Dickinson bought two granaries from the government and relocated them. Bonser family received fruit from niece Mrs Leon Camp in California. Clarence Dorman of near Crook visited, with plans to move to a farm south of Lodgepole. Mary Tilghman stayed in Morrill for Wonder Doctor treatments. others planned trips for the same purpose as a wind storm damaged grain greening despite dryness.
Lincoln article notes Charles E. Sonsall of the United States Brewers Foundation urges Nebraska mayors and councilmen to scrutinize beer retailers past records when renewing licenses. He emphasizes strict adherence to the Nebraska Liquor Control Act and states licenses are a privilege, not a property right, leaving local officials as sole judges of fitness.
Stains from gin whiskey beer and carbonated water can be removed with the water bowl method if treated promptly. If stains set, apply peroxide and wait about five minutes for bleaching then flush with water and feather if needed.
Hog production note states self fed hogs usually finish for market somewhat more quickly than hand fed hogs yet they require no more feed for each pound of gain.
Taylor Hospital notes admit many residents by name including Kenneth Dickinson Lodgepole and Dorothy Meick plus several others. Births record a daughter to Edward Meeick and a daughter to Damon Cloud and another to Elvin Ahlsch wede Gurley. Dismissals list Alfred Jorgensen Mary Coldwell and others with locations Lodgepole Yuma Colo and Eileen Olson noted.
A sequence of names and relations appears for each day from Thursday to Tuesday including Mrs Edward Palmer and son Mrs Ralph Fraass and son Jean Franzen Gurley Mrs Arlene Mis egadis Mrs Louis Gade Sunday Mrs Henry Frahm Monday Mrs Virginia Hiett Tuesday. The fragment lists social notices or greetings without full context or events.
A list of residents and guests linked to Potters, Chappell, Lodgepole, Crofton, Kimball, Peetz, and Crook with multiple names and days of the week. The notes mention marriages and a birth to Saul Carlson and Kimball, plus various social entries and visits across Friday to Tuesday.
The Bronson Homemakers Club met at Mrs. George Shindle’s home with co host Mrs Elmer Chean. Eleven members and seven visitors attended as leaders Mrs Arthur McMillan and Mrs Harry Anderson spoke on New Views on.
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