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Thursday, July 7, 2022

1947 Problems with Long Distance Telephone Service

Issues with phones in 1947 did not involve display resolution, apps, camera quality, etc. Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph was busy beefing up circuits between numerous towns to increase their capacity for long distance calls.

And remember, young folk, long distance calls, those out of town, were metered and you paid based on distance and time connected. A half hour call to an uncle in California might impact your monthly budget. Birthdays could be handled with a card and a three cent stamp. People cringed when told they had a long distance call. A high percentage of long distance calls involved death notices. 

LT&T posted this notice in newspapers in July 1947.

 


Wednesday, August 25, 2021

Carnegie Library Cornerstone Opened August 1971

Officials opened the cornerstone from the Sutton Carnegie Library in August 1971. This story appeared in the Clay County News on August 26th. 



Sunday, June 20, 2021

Sutton High Trophies from the 90s and 00s

These trophies fell into the hands of the Sutton Museum. The museum will be open from 1 to 5 pm on Friday & Saturday, July 2 & 3 during Dugout Days. We'd like to put these in to the hands of someone who'd appreciate them. Stop by to check them out.

 





2002 Girls Champion Centennial 9th Grade Invitational

 

2005 Girls Champion Hastings St. Cecilia Jr. Varsity Basketball Invitational

 

2005 2nd Place Girls Centennial Freshman Invitational.

 

  

1990 Girls Champ Clay County Track & Field

 

1990 Boys Champ Clay County Track & Field Meet

 

1990 Boys Champs Tri-County Invite

 

1990 Girls Champs Tri-County Invite

 

1990 Boys Runner-up Sandy Creek Track & Field Meet

 

1991 Boys Runner-up Sandy Creek T & F Meet

 

1991 Sutton Relay Track Meet Runner-Up (Girls & Boys)

 

1991 Boys Champion Clay County Track and Field Meets

 

1992 10th Year Award NSBA State Marching Contest Plaque

 

1992 Boys Runner-up Henderson Jr. High T & F Invite Plaque

 

1995 Div 1 Superior – NSBA Marching Band Festival (Some assembly required)

 

1996 Girls Tri-County Champ 9th Grade Basketball

 

1997 Girls 3rd Place Centennial 9th Grade Invite

 

1997 News Bowl 6th Grade State Champs

1998 News Bowl 5th Grade State Champs

1998 News Bowl 6th Grade State Champs

1998 News Bowl 7th Grade State Champs

1996 5th Grade State Champs

1995 5th Grade State Champs

2001 4th Grade State Champs

1995 6th Grade State Champs

2001 5th Grade Runner-up

2001 6th Grade Runner-up


Thinking Cap

1991 5th Grade 2nd Place

2000 6th Grade 2nd Place

2001 5th Grade 3rd Place

two undated 2nd place

1996 5th Grade 1st Place


 


Sutton High Trophies from the 1930's

These trophies were earned by Sutton High athletes in the 1930's. 


The second one, the 1934-1935 SNAC Co-Champs has found a home with the Morris Kohler family.


1932 Clay Co BB Championship Players inscribed: M. Yost (Merlin), H. Griess (Harold), W. Willy (Waldine), G. Krass (George), P. Bender (Paul (soph)), A. Haberman (Alexander), E. Fuehrer (Edwin (soph)), P. Scheerer (Paul), G.D. Kroeger-Coach.

 

1934-1935 SNAC Co-Champs Basketball. Players Inscribed: M. Kohler – Captain (Morris), V. Kohler (Vic), R. Mehlhaf (Richard), L. Unterseher (Lester), J. Heinz (John), D. Sparks (Donald), R. Sparks (Robert), P. Schwarz (Paul).

 

1936 Clay Co Champs? Sutton team with team photo – players not identified.

 

1938 CCSA Champs Class A - Players’ names: W. Wiley (Wayne), L. Lytle (Logan), G. Nuss (Gerald), T. Ackerman (Terry), B. Ebert (Bill), M. Schenk (Myron), P. Schneider (Perry), D. Burns (Donald).








This 1936 basketball trophy, apparently from the county tournament, has a team photo but the fellows are not identified. Let's guess this is a spring semester trophy and seniors are from the Class of 1938. All together now, pull out your Alumni Directories and get to work. (Crowdsourcing the photo caption here - have at it. You have three angles to work with.)