Gilbreath Manuel and Baeckel named to All Western Conference team
Sidney players Ron Gilbreath Manuel and Mike Baeckel headline the Western Conference football squad chosen by coaches. Ogallala leads with five selections as ends Baeckel and Oelschlager and other positions are listed. Honorable mentions noted for several players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbreath
Manuel, Baeckel
Ron Gilbreath
Mike Manual
Mike Baeckel
Sidney
Panhandle
Manuel
Baeckel
Ogallala
Sidney Larry Oelschlager
Warren Wood
Gering
Bill Drost
John Moore
Alliance
Tom Wright
Mike Manuel
Mick Nichols
Stan Brown
Dick Montague
Harry Boss
Harlow Bunsh
Ray Hess
Denny Christensen
Alan Leonard
Gerald Ening
George Tutt
Gene Printz
Gary Lewis
Fred Lockwood
Roger McNeil
Jerry Boness
Charles Muhr
Everett Smith
Dick Perex
Jim Irwin
Dean Osborn
Gary Robinson
Gary Reifschneider
Danny Pounds
Sunol Triumphs In Opener At Lorenzo 61 37
Sunol cagers win non conference opener at Lorenzo High School 61 to 37. Sunol varsity led by 14 point performances from Jon Demers and Dale Houser while Gerald Walker paced Lorenzo with 14. Lorenzo lists ten lettermen on 1957 58 squad with several sophomores and freshmen in line for varsity. schedule shows Dec 3 Peets away and Feb 18 Peetz home among future games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunol Cagers
Lorenzo
Lorenzo High
Sunol
Jon Demers
Dale Houser
Gerald Walker
Lund
Mark Andersen
Larry Fleming
Richard Hurt
Wendell Paris
John Laaker
Arnold Klug
Jerry Klug
Dick Fischer
Clarke Marsh
Paul Harding
Doug Robirds
Allen Chambers
Lorenzo Cage
Peets
Potter
Brule
Dalton
Broadwater
Big Springs
Dix
LPVAA
Bushnell
Nine Cowboys End Careers Thanksgiving
Nine Cowboy seniors will play their final Wyoming grid game in the Thanksgiving clash with Denver at Hilltop stadium in Laramie. Four veterans from 1955’s rough Pioneers game, now serving or subs, include quarterback Larry Canada center Werten Benson guards Jim Smith and Frank Ronds and tackle Bob Hagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyc
Wyoming
Denver
Hilltop’ Stadium
Pioneers
Rockies
D.A
Larry Canada
Witeren Benson
Jim Smnth
Frank Ronds
Bob Hagle Smose
Ate Cascay Capaun
Greg Merustad
Huskers Open Cage Season Next Monday
Lincoln Nebraska basketball opens its season next Monday night versus South Dakota State. SDSU returns two top scorers Kent Hyde and Mer yn Smith, with a nine-man roster and the tallest sophomore crop. Coach Jerry Bush notes the opener is the toughest since his arrival as Nebraska touts improved depth and height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
South Dakota State
Kent Hyde
Meryn “Huk’’ Smith
Jackrabbits
Jim Iverson
Kansas State
Sox Walseth
University of Colorado
Iverson
Drake
Western Michigan
Northwestern
Loyola of Illinois
University of Michigan
Jerry Bush
Nebraska
Huskers
Dramatic Sun Bowl era game remembered in rust belt notes
The report recalls a 6 3 victory featuring Benson Finch Bonds Eagle and Higgins as three year lettermen in all four quarters. John Higgins misses this game due to a knee operation while Charlie Haile and others had selective service status. Zanada grows into a recognized quarterback after relief appearances for Joe Mastrogiovanni in a controversial Sun Bowl lead up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Haile
Wimp Hengley
Russ Mather
John Higgins
Denver
Benson, Finch
Bonds
Eagle
Higgins
Zanada
Joe Mastrogiovanni
Committees Named By Catholic Daughters Of America
The Catholic Daughters of America at St Patrick's Youth Center named 1958 committees and chairs led by Mrs. Joseph Kelley. Appointments cover membership, publicity, education, social service, world missions, and more. A Dec 15 Christmas party plans were set with a 6:30 dinner for members and husbands. State convention is in Lincoln April 19–20 and national convention in Omaha July 6–7. The group noted a $500 plus profit from a recent bazaar and hosted by Mrs Dal ton and other hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Patrick’s
Joseph Kelley
Thomas J. O'Connell
Dorothy Egging
Art Lenzen
Leonard Rieken
Allen Karnik
Helen Spencer
Carl Loch
Joe Hajek
Foster Cook
W . Powell
Henry Meysenburg
Keith Schwartz
Ron Tighe
Burgett Peetz
Ed Palmer
Joe Bonkiewicz
Paul Dalton
Margaret Nagengast
Tom Lenzen
John Peetz
Larry Clinton
Ed Foy
World Missions
Lloyd O'Halloran
Charles Dalton
Lincoln
Cornhusker Hotel
Omaha
Fontenelle Hotel
Don Deaver
Mmes
Keith Deaver
Joe Haugen
Leo ,Kreiger
Ed Mitchell
Harold Olsen
Joe Ringléman
Bob Stegeman
Sherman Nation
Lawrence Brachtenbach
Panhandle Players Are Incorporation Formed in Sid ney
Panhandle Players Inc of Sidney formed to stage plays and shows filing non profit articles of incorporation. Incorporators include Kari Kay Keating Barbara Nagel Wilhelmina Hahler Charles Ham Lillian Van Vranken Herman Heise Cornelia Madsen Ernest Madsen. Cub Scouts Den 2 Pacx 90 met at Mrs Charlies Christiansens to discuss the Indian village project and leather work with instructor Virgil Knackstedt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Players, Inc. of
Sidney
Secretary of State
Kari Kay Keating
Barbara B Nagel
Wilhelmina C Hahler
Charles E Ham
Lillian van Vranken
Herman J Heise
Cornelia Madsen
Ernest J Madsen
Charlies Christiansen
Virgil Xnackstedt
Virgil Knackstedt
Den
Bruce Leypoldt
Newcomers Club Hosts Dessert Lunch And Meeting
Newcomers Club met Tuesday evening in the Episcopal Parish Hall with 40 members and five guests. Mrs. Carl Cornelius led the session which canceled December's gathering. next meeting set for January 28 with hostesses named. Door prize went to Mable Lee Johnson. bridge and card game honors awarded to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Adreasen
Dorvan Carley
J. F Austin
Newcomers Club
Episcopal Parish Hall
Don Wells
Roy Mayer
Leslie Classen
John Rankin
Gary Dobertstein
Carl Cornelius
Richard Smith
Don Fedderson
C. D. Webster
Marsh Hospitalized In Cheyenne After Admission
Harry Marsh entered DePaul Hospital in Cheyenne on Sunday as a surgical patient accompanied by Mrs. Marsh and their son-in-law Virgil Reed. Mrs. Marsh remained in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Marsh
DePaul Hospital
Cheyenne
Card club hosts and bridge results from local gatherings
J A Q Club hosted by Mrs Marion Treinen with guests Mrs Simon Behm and Mrs F J Devier. Behm won high honors, Harold Olsen second, Treinen low. Dec 11 hostess will be Mrs Lawrence Brachtenbach. First Niters Club met at Lenhart Schobert home for dessert and cards. Don Wells high, Joe Lyle second, Schobert low. Dec 9 hostess will be Mrs Robert Hictt. Double Five Bridge Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Clyde Cameron. guests included Mr and Mrs William Gallagher and Mrs Sam Robinson. High honors went to Mrs Jim Lodes and Paul McDaniel, low to Mrs Paul McDaniel. Next meeting Dec 13 at Lodes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Lee Johnson
Arven Reynolds
Don Wells
Clarence Bobo
Ben Riewe
J.A.Q
Marion Treinen
J.A.Q Club
Simon Behm
F. J. Devier
Behm
Harold Olsen
Treinen
Lawrence Brachtenbach
First Niters Club
Lenhart Schobert
Joe Lyle
Schobert
Robert Hictt
Clyde Cameron
Double Five Bridge Club
William Gallagher
Sam Robinson
Jim Lodes
Paul McDaniel
Lodes
Grain Markets Wheat Price Quoted at 183 Per Bushel
Local elevator sources report the current wheat price at 183 dollars per bushel. The quote reflects one day’s market snapshot from regional grain dealers.
Siebkens Sell Home and Plan Move to Denver
Mr and Mrs Glenn Siebken sold their home at 2312 Newton St and will move to Denver in mid December. Mr Siebken will continue as an agent for The Equitable Life Assurance Society. The Kinney family purchased the Siebken residence and plans to move into town after leasing their east Sidney property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Siebken
Newton St
Denver
Extension Club plans Christmas dinner at Mrs. Andrews home
Extension Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Leslie Sabin's home with ten members and one guest. Mrs Sabin led a business session planning a Christmas dinner for 6:30 p.m. December 17 at Mrs. Robert Andrews' home. Group participation in the lesson The Lady and the Law was conducted by Mrs Sabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakers Dozen
Bakers Dozen Extension Club
Leslie Sabin
Neal Craig
Sabin
Robert Andrews
Notable Admitted and Dismissed Names Across Lodges
A list of individuals admitted or dismissed by locations including Sidney Lodgepole Bushnell Dalton and Potter. Admitted names include Harold Draper John J Appelhans Jacqueline Satner Roy Massey and Mrs Kenneth Pittam. Dismissed names include Mrs Charlie Simpson Lloyd Harlan Frieda Larson and Josephine Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Harold Draper
John J. Appelhans
Jacqueline Satner
Roy Massey
Kenneth Pittam
Lodgepole
Clarence Grasz Bushnell
Karl Madden
Dalton
Howard Kurth
Charlie Simpson
Lloyd Harlan
Russel Luce
Frieda Larson
Josephine Club
Potter
Marilyn Slama
Theresa Ann Skinner born in Ogallala hospital
Mr and Mrs Dale Skinner of Paxton announce the birth of a daughter named Theresa Ann on Thursday November 21 in an Ogallala hospital weighing six pounds 24 ounces. Her sister Nancy Jo is one year old. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred Fister Sidney and Mrs Faye Skinner Columbus. North Ward Intermediate Girl Scout Troop met at schoolhouse with 16 members. Susan Mitchell VP led. Brownie Troop 29 met at leader Mrs Oren Cox home. pledge sung and plans for Christmas play discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Ann Skinner
Dale Skinner
Paxton
Theresa Ann
Ogallala Hospital
Nancy Jo
Fred Fister
Sidney
Faye Skinner
Columbus
North Ward
Susan Mitchell
Victoria Gallardo
Phyllis Fredricey
Oren Cox
Kathleen Chlopek
Herefords Dominate Western Nebraska Show and Sale
Dalton and Sidney Hereford breeders won top honors at the 37th Western Nebraska Hereford Association show and sale in Alliance. Schaffert and Sons of Dalton claimed the grand champion with WSB Tone, while Verlin W Livingston of Sidney earned the sale’s top bid with Dandy Resolute 135th. The event featured 70 bulls selling for $43,770, averaging $625, with judges listing seven class winners led by Tone and Sioux Domino lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Sidney
Alliance
William T. Schaffert
Verlin Livingston
Verlin
W Livingston
Schafferts
WSB Tone
RAF Real Lab
Schaffert
Sioux
Domino
Bonnie Alpine
Jay Berry
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Nebraska
Schaffert and Son
W. B. Furman and Son
Bluffs School Bonds Vetoed by Scottsbluff Voters
Scottsbluff district voters rejected a 2.0 million bond to fund a new high school and additions to three elementary buildings. County Clerk Leonard Harrison reported 2,044 against and 1,778 in favor, about 54 percent against, with 37 absentee ballots to be counted later that could not affect the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsbluff
Leonard Harrison
Harrison
Calico Girls and Goal Gainers Hold November Club Meetings
Calieco Girls Live members plus Miss Bonnie Lindau met November 22 at 1:30 in Miss Ly Varney’s home. The group opened with a creed, elected Mrs Eugene Argabright secretary, and planned a December 18 Christmas party at Mrs John Ahlm’s home. Lindau led the lesson “The Lady and the Law.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calieco Girls
Calico Girls Extension Club
Bonnie Lindau
Ly Varney
Harold Kieselhorst
Eugene Argabright
Stanley Primus
John Ahlm
Lindau
Goal Gainers
Herbert Rabe
Goal Gainers Extension Club
Henry Kahler
George Young
Arnold Westerhoff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Telegraph
CDA
Marsh
Siebkens
Sonat
Widgetones
10Th Ave
Gue and
Slider
Crawford
Livingston
Domisch
Eisenhower
Washington Airport
Mohammed V
Morocco
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Sylvania
Philco
Dormeyer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!