September actions fill Cheyenne County calendar
September brings school openings and activity bring backs in Cheyenne County. Lodgepole Valley Activities Association meets at Sidney High School to plan the year. Dalton Fall Festival September 15 and 16 marks county events as many groups resume sessions and Farmers begin field work before cold weather. Rubinoff and his Violin appears September 29 at the Sidney Rotary Club drawing music lovers.
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Cheyenne County
Lodgepole Valley Activities Association
Sidney High School
Dalton
Woman's Club
Cheyenne County Wildlife Club
Sidney
The
American Legion
City
Rubinoff
New School Enrollments Rise in Nebraska District
Total enrollment for the new Nebraska Class B school stands at 1,292, up 153 from last year and expected to rise before next week. Grade counts show kindergarten 175, first 105, second 99, third 102, fourth 85, fifth 89, sixth 64, seventh 103, eighth 92, and high school freshmen 116, sophomores 104, juniors 75, seniors 83. Peak 1951-52 term reached 1,139.
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Nebraska
Weymouth
Dalton School Sees Enrollment Surge and Staffing Plans
Dalton gains a new superintendent Leonard Suchsland who reports enrollment at 209 pupils with 68 in high school and 141 in grades including 21 in kindergarten. Faculty includes Anna Rebham, Walt Elkin, Mary Hemmer and others. bus staff led by Nick Pelsier. Potter School also faces growth with 224 total students 157 in grades 67 in high school and 27 in kindergarten.
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Dalton
Leonard Sachsland
Supt
Suchsland
Anna Rebham
William E. Harris
Walt Elkin
Glen Cruise
Mary Hemmer
Elizabeth Deibler
Louise Martin
Mary Jane Dudgeon
Lillian Amenda
Marcheta Larson
Nick Pelsier
Nick Pelster
Glen Brestel
Potter Potter
Geo. Henney
Oil Bust Sparks Drilling Rush in Julesburg Basin Area
Three years after the Mary Egging No. 1 discovery well opened exploration, M E Roberts of Shreveport located a wild cat west of the Grabowski well on the Thompson farm. Ohio Oil Co swabbing Beyer No 1 near Sidney and Cook No 1 near Colton. Doran No 2 stalled awaiting freed drill bit. New locations Sprenger No 1 Graff No 1 Stein No 1 remain inactive.
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Mary Egging No
Julesburg
M. E. Roberts
Shreveport
Grabowski
Thompson Farm
Roberts
Ohio Ol Co
Sidney
Cook No. 1
Colton
Perle Smith
Ohio
Sprenger No
Graff
Stein
Enamel Improves Sinks and Tubs After Wear
Fresh white enamel greatly improves the outsides of sinks and stationary tubs that are unsightly or badly spotted.
Sidney High grid scrimmage ends with yellow margin
Sidney High's football teams staged a night scrimmage with 90 minutes of play as the Yellows and Reds exchanged positions. The Yellows won 34 to 12 on points but both squads showed strong line play and sharp passing led by Gary Seevers andReceivers Barnes Maley Niekum. Darrell Glassburn was sidelined by a shoulder injury, with coach Bauer hoping for a quick recovery before September 12 Alliance game.
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Sidney High
Reds
Art Bauer
Dale Maley
Groves
Carl Beebe
Gary Seevers
Joe Barnes
Maley
George Niekum
Barnes
Benson
Kimball
Kesselring
Darrell Glassburn
Bauer
Glassburn
Alliance
Kegler Season Opens Tuesday at Yates Alleys
Clarence Yates announces a expanded bowling season at Yates Bowling Alleys with 36 men's teams in three leagues and 12 women's teams in one league. An extra alley allows 12 teams to bowl simultaneously and an electric foul line guard was installed. Meetings will set schedules and all team members will be notified in advance.
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Clarence Yates
Yates Bowling Allews
Yates
Harvard's Giant Bass Drum Struts Across Campus
Harvard University unveils the largest bass drum on an American campus standing eight feet high. It travels on a four wheeled carriage and garners campus interest as a symbol of school spirit.
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Harvard University
U.S
Quarterback Club To Convene On Monday
Cheyenne County Quarterback Club will meet at Hazel's Café Monday at noon. W. P. Ackerman, organizer, invites anyone with a direct interest in Nebraska University athletics. Coach Art Bauer of Sidney High School will attend and a letter from Coach Bill Glassford of NU will be read.
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Cheyenne County
Hazel’s Cafe
W. P. Ackerman
Nebraska University
Art Bauer
Sidney High School
Cornhusker Line
Bill Glassford
Ackerman
Nebraska
Mr. Ackerman
Deer Drawing Set for September 16 in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska Sept 16 two separate drawings will determine recipients of 1500 buck permits and 1000 doe permits from the Nebraska Game Commission. Applicants total 3494 bucks and 2447 does with final tally likely over seven thousand. Six residents will judge including J P Kimball Lew Herstead Lee Childers Dan Blankenbiller and Edwin Ostermeyer.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
State House
Game Commission
Northwest
J. P. Kimball
Morrill
Lew Herstead
Scottsbluff
Lee Childers
Chadron
Dan Blankenbiller, Sr
Rushville
Edwin Ostermeyer
Crawford
LPVAA to Hold First Meeting of Season in Sidney High
Directors of the Lodgepole Valley Activities Association meet at 10 a m Saturday in Sidney High School. George E Henney president and Potter superintendent says officers will be elected and the year’s activities planned. LPVAA includes smaller Lodgepole Valley schools.
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Lodgepole Valley Activities Association
Sidney High School
George E. Henney
Potter
LPVAA
Lodgepole Valley
Bowling season ready to open in Sidney area
Bowling entrystents in Sidney and surrounding territory will begin loosening up next week for league competition. The Yates Bowling alley will open for the fall season Monday.
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Sidney
Yates
Tourney Play Drops Gurley in Panhandle Oil League
In the double elimination Panhandle Oil league tournament Gurley falls to 2nd loss 11-3 by Sidney on the Dallin diamond. Potter beats Bunker Hill 5-1 for Potter’s first meet win as heavy hitters Mazel Prather lead Sidneystreak continues.
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Gurley
Sidney
Dallin Diamond
Potter
Bunker Hill
Dalton Field
Bronson
Dalton
Peetz
Logan County
Lefty Mazel
Dick Roberts
Orlie Prather
Wildlife Club To Meet Wednesday
After a two month break the Cheyenne County Wildlife Club resumes monthly meetings on Wednesday September 10 at 8 pm in Sidney City Auditorium basement. Two movies Pheasants Galore and Realm of the World will be shown, followed by coffee and doughnuts. all members and wildlife enthusiasts invited.
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Cheyenne County Wildlife Club
Sidney City Auditorium
Nebraska game season opens Oct. 11 with 60-day migratory birds
Nebraska sportsmen heard of a 60 day migratory game bird season this fall from Oct 11 to Dec 9 with the same bag limits as last year for ducks and geese. Mergansers have no daily possession cap while coot limits are 10. Geese limits total five per day with two Canada or two white geese or one of each. The state remains open to duck goose and coot hunting except sanctuaries and refuges. State Fair exhibits include live fish and live game displays with a 100 pound pellets and various feeds requested for the bobcats coyotes and other animals. A 36 pound snapping turtle was caught while seining for fair exhibits.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebraska Game Commission
Commission
Natural History Building
George R. Weidman
The
Game Commission
Paul Todd
Outdoor Nebraska Fall Issue Highlights Wildlife Lore
The fall issue covers snake legends and public shooting areas in Nebraska. It notes rattlesnakes shed shells produce new rattles, making age indeterminate, and lists hunting permit deadlines with buck and doe permit numbers and a State House date of September 16.
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Outdoor
Nebraska
Wyomin
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