Heaton Kahl Win Doubles Title At Cheyenne Bowling
Sidney area bowlers dominated the Cheyenne Tri-State Bowling Tournament with Bertha Heaton and Delores Kahl winning the doubles title 1309. Heaton also placed in singles, with Delores finishing 12th. Connie Peetz and Stina Doyle also earned money in doubles and singles.
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Bertha Heaton
Delores Kahl
Cheyenne
Sidney
Abe Alion
Bertha
Delores
Connie Peetz
Stina Doyle
Connie
Stina
Sidney Area
Pheasant Population Remains The Same In Lincoln Survey
Lincoln Nebr The spring rural mail carrier survey shows pheasant populations nearly unchanged from last year. Technicians report about 180000 miles driven and 18644 pheasants shammed with 10.4 birds per 100 miles vs 10.1 in 1962. Southwest Nebraska shows the highest density.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Game Commission
Early duck brood seen near Elgin by officials
Lincoln Neb reports indicate early duck nesting with the first brood spotted near Elgin. Ken Johnson, game-division project leader, observed about ten mallard ducklings roughly ten days old as nesting began in early April.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Game Commission
Elgin
Ken Johnson
Johnson
Police Court Case in BurlingtonCharges
Fred Bartlett of Burlington Wise faced charges of intoxication disturbing the peace and resisting arrest in police court. Judge Roy Gish found him guilty and fined 30 dollars plus costs. Ralph Maser of Laramie Wye was charged with intoxication and released from custody by Judge Gish. Telegraphic Want Ads Get Results.
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Fred Bartlett
Burlington, Wise
Roy Gish
Ralph Maser
Laramie
Wye
Where to FISH in NEBRASKAland guide released
Nebraska Game Commission offers a free tackle-box size fishing guide titled Where to FISH in NEBRASKAland. The 36 page booklet maps five regions Southwest Panhandle Sand Hills Northeast and Southeast with exact access routes lakes rivers creeks and 15 fish species per spot. Available from Game Commission offices or by writing Where to FISH Game Commission State Capitol Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Game Commission
Nerakaland
M. O. Steen
Panhandie
Sand Hills
Nebraksa- Land
State
Capitol
Three Added To Dalton Faculty
Three new teachers join Dalton Public School officials announced by Superintendent elect Richard Krause. Harlin Dormann from Chappell will teach science and receive a BS degree from Chadron State Teachers College this spring. Kay Erickson, a Dalton High School graduate, will teach first grade.
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Chadron State Teachers College
Byron
Neb
Adele Tipley
Wauneta
Dalton
Tipley
Business School
Denver
Goodall Co
Ogallala
Kearney State Teachers College
Krause
Dalton Public School
Richard Krause
Harlin Dormann
Chappell
Kay Erickson
Datton High School
Lynn
John Grainger
Robert Hodges
Dennis Kilgore
Mike Kilgore
Ronald Knapp
Gary Lashley
Robert Mashek
Junor High
Dennis Booth
Rick DeMers
Loyd Doty
George Dickinson
Clarence Rood
Joan Law
Margaret Seda
Elmo
Tillie’ Wilt
Dorothy Barnhart
Pat Bonkiew
Rush Creek Willing Workers Hold May Meeting
The Rush Creek Willing Workers met May 15 at Mrs. Lloyd Dykman’s home with eight members. Reports from the Scottsbluff leaders meeting and May 4 spring tea were given. Members must submit Holland's Glory bulb orders by June 19. Bingo followed. Mrs. George Frerichs will host the June 19 gathering.
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Rush Creek
Lloyd Dykman
Floyd Miller
Scottsbluff
Holland
Carl Jurgens
George Frerichs
Achievement Awards At Sunol Graduation Highlighted
Sunol High School honoring ceremony Thursday featured diplomas for three seniors and six eighth graders. Principal John Peetz Jr. spoke. Supt. Cortney and staff awarded honors, perfect attendance, and various department trophies.
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Sunol High School
Senoor
John Peetz, Jr
Cheyenne County
Joan Law
Harold Fitzwater
Francis Cortney
John DeMers Jr
Dorothy Barnhart
Burna Devies
Ranald Knapp
Lynn DeMers
Loyd Doty
Cynthia Oliverius
Suzanna Oliverius
Clarence Reed
Sharon Rood
Peggi Allington
Bevery DeMers
Lynn Davison
Jack Fenske
John Grainer
Dennis Kilgore
Robert Mashek
Dean DeMers
Robert Hodges
Sharon Fenske
Linda Misegadis
Supt Cortney
Kathleen DeMers
Pat Benkiewicz
Dennis Booth
Kathleen Miles
Rick DeMers
Gary Lashley
Cynthia Hornicek
Betty Crocker
Crisco
John Grainger
Lynn Lavison
Fire caused by electrified plate blamed for home loss in Colorado
District Court in Cheyenne County files suit by Tony Christensen against Sam Us for 15098 alleging fire harmed property in Sedan County Colorado. Suit claims an electrified plate left in dry grass started the blaze destroying a residence and tool sheds. General Electric Co sues Reliable Well Service for 3039.34 for radio rentals with L. V. Hardy listed as a representative and Frank Mattoon as resident agent.
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Tony Christensen
Cheyenne County
D.srict
Sam Us
Sedan
Colo
Ils
Christensen
General Electric Co
Reliablé Well Service
L. V. Hardy
Reliable Well Service
Frank Mattoon
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J. Jallen
N. Bennett
S. Doyle
B. Heaton
Sidney - D. Musil
D. Kahl
V. Trujillo
B Heaton
C Pecetz
B. Haupt
D. Musil
A. Cleghorn
II Bennett
D. Eenevoldsen
Potter
T. Lenzen
B. Jallen
B. Zalesky
Thies
B. Juelfs
Juelfs
G. Randall
H. Bond
D. Meier
D. Hawkins
R Hawkins
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick’s Academy
Nancy Rauner
Kathy Ringleman
Linda Hiett
Sandy Glaubitz
Mar
Ylyn Gorman
Rita Cunningham
Virginia Kettler
Kathy Albro
New Dalton Superitendent
Elmer
Cedar Lanes
Lion oSikere
FR Ana
Ionwey
Stetson
Fifth Avenue Jewelry
Sunol
Icz
Beverly DeMers
Lynn P DeMers
Kathy Fornicck
Sandra Mashek
Kathy Miles
Suzanne Oliverius
Cynthia Hornicck
BEL Airs
Biscaynes
Kokier Motor CO
Chevrolet
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Sidney Flooring & Supply
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