Welsh Ladine Welsh wedding at Trinity Lutheran Church
Miss Marva Janice Ladine wed Jack Daryl Welsh at Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday August four teenth in an elegant ceremony attended by about 150 relatives and friends. The altar held pink and white gladioli and white candles. music included Oh Perfect Love and I Love You Truly. The bride wore blush pink satin with a long train and fingertip veil, carried a white orchid on a prayer book. Reception followed in the church parlors with a three tier cake and formal serving staff. Out-of-town guests included families from York Geneva Ogallala and Lincoln Nebraska, Torrington Wyoming and Colorado.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Marva Janice Ladine
J. J. Ladine
Jack Daryl“Welsh
John W. Weland
Henry Monnich
Henrry Monnich
John McReynolds
Ashland
Nebraska
A E. Ladine
Joanne Cunningham
Bertha
Shirley
Jane Ladine
Donald Downs
Robert Duis
Arthur Borcher
Agnes Ladine
Allie Ladine
Etta Lindsay
A. E. Ladine
E.Q. Ladine
Max Wilt
Don Mears
Janet Martin
Lois Elwell
Verna Gehrig
Arnold Braasch
Soren Jensen
John W. Weiand
York
Geneva
Frank Spellman
George J. Welsh
D. A. Welsh
O. J. Peterson
Ogallala
Inéz G' Callen
Kearney
Jo Hertzler
Torrington
Wyoming
Lynn Robertson
Greeley
Colorado
C. H. Cocenter
Overton
E. W. Barnes
Chappell
Don E
Best Midget Racers At County Fair Weekend
Two top Denver circuit drivers Pete Decker and Howdy Frye headline eight races each day at the County Fair Friday and Saturday. The event includes a trophy dash business session and devotional, with social hour refreshments after.
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County Ty Fair
Pete Decker
Howdy Frye
Denver
Local marriage licenses list for Sidney and nearby towns
Marriage licenses show Jack D. Welsh and Marva J. Ladine of Sidney dated August 9. Delbert Neel of Sidney and Isabelle Gross of Gurley dated August 11. Paul Hecker Jr of Sidney and Gwendolyn Tf. Sterns of Chappell dated August 10.
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Delbert Neel
Sidney Isabelle Gross
Gurley
Paul Hecker, Jr
Sidney Gwendolyn Tf. Sterns
Chappell
New York Grain Output in 1948 Rises Sharply
New York produced about 1.1 million tons of grain in 1948, up 50 percent from 1947 and 9 percent above 1946, signaling a strong recovery in the state's harvest.
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New York
Improved Mash Palatability for Poultry in Heat
In hot weather dry mash palatability improves when moistened with skim milk or water to a crumbly state. The wet mash is typically fed once daily in the early afternoon and the amount should be one the birds will clean up in about 30 minutes.
Tip for Fireman Keep Hands Clean While Stoking Coal
A practical tip for firemen to stay clean while feeding the fire. Prepare paper bags with the proper amount of coal in advance to minimize handling and mess.
Diesel Locomotives Steel Drives Most Weight
Diesel locomotives rely on steel for 70 to 90 percent of their weight, defining the core structure and enduring frame of modern units.
Storing Orange Juice Tips From a Health Note
A health note warns that orange juice kept overnight and properly sealed preserves most nutrients but exposure to air destroys vitamins. It advises squeezing the fruit just before use to maintain nutritional value.
Poultry Lice Control Methods Highlight Effectiveness
Dusting, dipping, or fumigation can rid poultry of lice. Treatments must reach the skin where lice feed and persist long enough to kill hatched young. If not, multiple applications are needed.
Time-Saver Food Prep Through Cooking and Freezing
Time saving practice describes cooking meals in advance then freezing them in a locker or home freezer. This method aims to shorten future meal preparation by providing ready-to-heat items.
Streamlined Cars Introduced in the 1930s
A note on streamlined passenger cars appearing in the 1930s is paired with a personal remark about deep mood. The fragment references automotive design and a mental state but lacks concrete events, dates, or named entities.
Officials urge steel garbage cans to curb rat disease risk
Authorities label rats as typhus carriers and deadly disease sources and urge homeowners to use galvanized steel waste cans with tight lids to deny rats access to scraps and refuse.
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McKinley-Hennig
Helen A. Hennig
G. J. Hennig
Lodgepole
Elmer J. McKinley
McKinley
Lisco
Presbyterian Church
Bridgeport
Patterson
Arlene Hennig
Sidney
Delbert Johnson
North Platte
Johnson
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Elmer Hollman
C.B. Johnson
Sydney Dunn
Lee Gain
Gus Hellbush
Legion Park
George , Baker
Miss Groppe
Jeanne’ Groppe
Arnold .Stockamp
John Miller
Arnold Sunderman
Stockamp
Barstow
Altar Society
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Leo Wolff
Ed Dickes
Frank Loch
Carl Loch
Joe Hajek
Robert Hajek
Thomas Lenzen
Jerome Lenzen
Theodore Schaeffer
Roland Ream
Guy Ferry
Joe Rutner
Blanche Frost
Alfred Jorgens
Lena Booth
James Sisco
Paul
Albert Fenske
Verne Sharman
William Davis
12Th Ave
Howard Sheets
Max Childers
Ernest Burke
Edna Worden
O. BE. S. Kensington
Willing Workers Missionary Society
Christian Church
George Meehan
R. W. Roberts
John Elwell
Osage
A. B. Connell
Frank Hand
Harold Spiker
Illinois
W. E. Spearow
Jack D. Welsh
Sidney Marva J. Ladine
P. S
Western Implement Co
Massey-Harris
Santa Clara, California
PEARS
Prunes
John Leonard
Santa Clara
Western Ice & Storage Co
Sidney, Nebraska
Penney’s
Penney
Cheyenne County Fair
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