Wedding Notes From Ely And Lodgepole And Local Socials
Wedding announcements from Ely Minnesota report Miss Jane Louise Bolitho uniting with James John Parks in the First Presbyterian Church with Rev Fred Parks officiating. The article lists attendants and guests and notes a home in Laramie Wyoming after wedding at Ely. Also covered are bridal showers for Miss Betty Ann Phelps and Miss Jeanne Groppe with local hosts in Sidney and nearby, plus numerous bridge parties and receptions at the Country Club and IOOF Hall with various club members and guests noted. The piece closes with the Brown nuptials at Lodgepole and a Rebekah Lodge meeting in Sidney, detailing attendees and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Louise . Bolitho
Edward Charles Bolitho
Ely
Minnesota
James John ‘Parks
Fred. Parks
Wilmington
California
Sidney
First Presbyterian
Barry Rorabeck
Beloit
Wisconsin
Judith Chalberg
Grand Rapids
Charles Parks
Rapid City
S. D
Wayne Bolitho
Calumet
Theodore
Richard
Lamb
Detroit
David Chalburg
Laramie
Wyo
Parks
Wyoming University
Mrs Ted Reisner elected delegate to Rebekah convention
Mrs. Ted Reisner was elected delegate to the Rebekah convention to be held in York in October. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Doyle Foland, Mrs. Flora Rhine, Mrs. John Blair and Mrs. J. O. Lobb. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Mellburg hosted a picnic at Legion Park Sunday with guests from Omaha, Holyoke, Haxtun, and Paoli. Circle three of the Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the home of Mrs. Harold Spiker with co host Mrs. W. E. Spearow. two new members joined. Past Noble Grands Club met at the home of Mrs. Glen Bales with 16 members present. Bridge luncheon at the Country Club honored mothers Anita Bitner and William Wright. The Tri County Medical Association met in Chappell with doctors from Sidney and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Uptegrove
O. J. Weymouth
Carolyn Kennedy
Pittsburg
Clara, McNish
Lincoln
Don Howard
Cheyenne
M. C. Janda
Frank Helms
Ralph Osborn
E. W. Barnes
Barnes
Osborn Low
Charles Innes
Fred Thompson Low
L E. Wamsley
Ogallala
Brown-Smith
Lodgepole
Ruth Schmidt
Adolph Schmidt
Earl Brown
William H. Brown
Denver
C. R. Fitz
Margaret Englert
Floyd McFarling
Patricia Earnhart
Delores Emanuelson
Harold Scheideman
Loretta Flessner
Betty Bell
Sidney
Glenn Sherick
Leslie From
Virginia Hoffman
Helen Thompson
Janice Whitefoot
Robert Schmidt
Colorado Mountains
Brown
AAA
J. P. Brown
Harold Keith
Rae Jones
Marvin Sherrerd
Chicago
L. C. Barstow
W. L. Larson
Joseph Simodynes
Sherrerd
Jones
Ted Reisner
Rebekah
York
Doyle Foland
Flora Rhine
John Blair
J. O. Lobb
Eric Mellburg
Legion Park
Richard Miller
Don
Omaha
Doyle Orcher
Holyoke
Colo
S. A. Falk
Haxtun
Lenart Mellberg
Paoli
Womens Society of Christian Service
Harold Spiker
W. E. Spearow
D. E. Weimer
Glen Bales
J. ©. Lobb
Floyd Hester
Hilbert Borcher
Glen Balés
Noble
Anita Bitner
William Wright
J. H. Lowe
J. C. Bush
Wright
A. L
Tri-County Medical Association
Chappell
H. R. Baker
Rotary Hall
Baker Home
Jason Roche
C. H. Babbitt
Chris Bitner
Marriage Licenses for Groppe and Aurich in Telegraph
Jean Groppe and Sidney Edgar Aurich of Potter submitted license notices on August 15 as listed by Office Supplies The Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Groppe
Sidney Edgar Aurich
Potter
Photographers' Association of America Meets in Chicago
Alvin Duis attends the 58th Annual Convention at Stevens Hotel Chicago August 15 to 19 serving as assistant manager. The event, largest gathering of photographers worldwide, offers five days of expert demonstrations for about 8000 members from the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Duis
Photographers’ Association of America
Stevens
Chicago
Duis
Rand Canada
Cleveland
Ohio
Water The Telegraph Highlighted as Ideal Bert
An archival note references Water and the Telegraph in a period context. The fragment mentions Yidwalancome Pax Records and a typical label style of the era, suggesting a listing or promotional item within a newspaper page.
Fractured line about concealed wiring in Pullman era factory
A garbled note alleges that hidden electrical wiring similes are embedded in walls and ceilings of the average streamline factory built by Pullman Standard Factory Manufacturing Co Telraque. The text resembles a patent or technical description lost in OCR, with likely misread branding and location hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman- Standata
Caf “Manufacturing Co. Telraque
Cars Stolen From Sidney Narrowly Second Car Abandoned
Two automobiles were stolen from Sidney between 11 and 12 Thursday morning. A 1941 Chevrolet club coupe owned by Jim Rezac was found near the Union Pacific depot with little fuel, likely abandoned. A 1942 Ford owned by Cheyenne County and driven by John Ahlm remained missing at press time. Sheriff W W Schulz and police identified the vehicles and searched the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
W. W. Schulz
Jim Rezac
Montgomery Ward
Cheyenne County
John Ahlm
Milk Use Split Between Fluid Dairy and Manufactures
About 40 percent of the milk produced in the country is consumed as fluid milk and cream. More than one half of the milk produced is used in the making of manufactured dairy products.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Parks
Miss Phelps
Betty Ann Phelps
Louis Nienhuser, Jr
Jean Larsen
Violet Glant
Canales
Imogene Nienhuser
Ireland
W. E. Gehrig
H. R. Logan
Robert Ireland
New Orleans
Country Club
leBaron Goodwin
Merle Spearow
Mrs. Janda
Mrs. Keith Dutch Treat
Rebekah Lodge
Avin Davis
Noble Grand
IOOF
L. E. Meredith
Minatare
By Traub
Lockwood
the Fox
W. S. C. S. Circle
Max Cory
The
Bert Caseball
Nebraska
Merlot Ane Loran Larson
D ‘Ars Steneeewey Larson
Medical Association
Wayne Morris
Janis Paige
Robert Hutton
Younger Brothers
Warner Bros
Technicolor
Omasternite
Greenleesy
Autente
Mesto
Sweales
Cltco the Wes
Photog
Pax-Records
Eal
Bert
Telegraph
Carters Inks
Webster Dictionary
Lees
LEE Stores CO
Lyk 'A
Tex
Soo
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