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Feb. 2, 1951
COLERIDGE —The Coleridge Schoolhouse was entered Sunday afternoon, the superintendent’s office broken into, and $33 was stolen. A Coleridge grade school youth admitted to the theft Tuesday and full restitution of the money was made. The office door was forced open when a hole was drilled in the door and then a hole was sawed large enough for the youth to reach inside to unlock the door. Another door inside the office where the money was kept was opened in a similar way. The tools were obtained from the shop room at the school. The youth will appear at a hearing before Judge Edward Hesse.
Feb. 1, 1951
COLERIDGE — A cold wave spread over this area Friday resulting in the winter’s most severe weather.
The frigid weather was accompanied by light snowfall. The temperature sunk below the zero mark Friday night and it was Tuesday before the mercury got back above zero. Lowest readings ranged from 12 to 15 degrees below zero. The cold eased a little Tuesday and temperatures were above zero again on Wednesday.
Feb. 1, 1951
COLERIDGE — The Coleridge bulldogs pulled the upset of the Cedar County Tournament by downing Randolph 39 to 38 in a nip and tuck game. After breaking into the lead early in the game the Bulldogs held the upper hand as they downed the favored Randolph team.
