Fremont couple wed at First Methodist in August ceremony
Miss Sharyl Ann Hughes of Fremont and Jairus Dale Flora Jr. of Dalton united in marriage at the First Methodist Church in Fremont on August 18. Rev. J Graydon Wilson officiated. The couple will reside in Tallahassee, Florida after Sept. 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharyl Ann Hughes
Fremont
Nebr
Jairus Dale Flora, Jr
Dalton
First Methodist Church
J. Graydon Wilson
Russell D. Hughes
J. Dale Flora
Stanley Eberspacher
Mike Friesz
Dale Gutschow
Venice
Dale Clement
Vermillion
S. D
Sandra Heybrook
Connie Flora
Robert Sielken
Toledo
Ohio
Ronald Kriesel
Gurley
Newlyweds Judith Creamer and Gary Kruger Wed at Dalton
Judith Ann Creamer of Gurley and Gary Alan Kruger of Rawlins Wyoming were married at Trinity Lutheran Church Dalton on August 17 at 9 30 a m The ceremony officiated by Rev Henry York featured gold bronze mums and two altar vases The couple and families are named with details about attendants reception and future plans The bride a Gurley teacher and the groom Sears store manager in Rawlins plan to reside at 1051/2 East Buffalo Rawlins after August 21
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran
Dalton
Judith Ann Creamer
Gurley
Gary Alan Kruger
Rawlins
Wyoming
Walter E. Creamer
Albert Kruger
Henry York
Ted McIntyre
Kenneth McRoberts
Jean Kruger
Rosemary Creamer
Ivan Kruger
Fremont
Nebr
Charles Morton III
Cody, Wye
Larry Creamer
Lincoln
Earl Lessig
Roy Davis
Cheyenne
Joan DeLong
Charles Morton IV
Snowy Range
Chadron State College
Cardinal Key
Sigma” ‘Delta Nu
Midland College
Delta Chi Fraternity
Sears
Kruger
East Buffalo
Sidney Woman Wed James E Chapman at St Marys Lincoln
Sidney girl Judy Irwin became Mrs James E Chapman in a 7:30 pm August 19 ceremony at St Marys Catholic Church Lincoln with Rev Charles E Kelliher officiating. Bride wore taffeta peau gown with lace neckline and long sleeves. bouquet of cascading pink baby roses. Bridesmaids wore rosé paisley print gowns. flower girl Destin Irwin. ring bearer Eddie Vernon. Reception followed. couple to live on a farm near North Bend Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Irwin
James E. Chapman
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Lincoln
Robert Irwin
Sidney
Luke Chapman
North Bend
Neb
Charles E. Kelliher
Lawrence Vitosh
Odell
Michela Iwanski
Thyra Johnson
Destin Irwin
Eddie Vernon
Tom Chapman
Alvin Kloke
Ames
Nebraska
Melvern Ulrich
West Point
Nebr
Martin Chapman
Housing Policy At Nebraska U Being Modified
Vice Chancellor G Robert Ross announces changes to Nebraska housing for fall. Freshmen and sophomore men must live on campus unless with parents or relatives. single undergraduate women must live on campus or with relatives. Lincoln-area students may live on campus. others must reside on campus or approved off campus housing unless exempt by Sept 1. A new 1500-student dorm and recreation areas open. An $80 deposit and eight monthly $90 payments cover room and 20 meals weekly. Pre-registered fall students must return registration forms by Aug 30 to keep space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ross
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
University
Lancaster County
Ross
Around the Town Social Visits Weave Through Sidney Community
A string of guests and hosts fills a Sidney week as Verle Lundberg and sons visit Canoga Park relatives while Mrs Schilling visits kin in Grand Island and Pueblo. Nebraska jewelers Zachary Lockwood win five trophies at Omaha convention. Kansas City visitors attend E W Barnes retirement banquet. Barbeque hosts Milo Vach family and guests from New York Wyoming and Scottsbluff. Local families host Westminister Col Denver visitors and Rapid City relatives. many trips and dinners mark the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schilling
LeeRoy Ogden
Grand Island
Ft. Carson
Colo
Schilling
Pueblo
Eunice Faith
Melvin Reseigh
Milo Vach
Ray Stark Jr
Waterloo
New York
G. W. Armstrong
Richard Armstrong
Edgerton
Wyoming
Opal Arnold
Scottsbluff
Scott Fulton
Cheyenne
Ed van Aelstyn
Raymond Stark
Sidney
Zalesky Family Reunion Celebrates Aug. Gathering
A Zalesky family reunion was held Sunday in Legion Park Sidney with 71 attendees. Agnes Zalesky of Sunol was the eldest present. relatives came from Sterling Colorado North Platte Chapell Belpre Kans San Gabriel Calif St Paul Chadron Lodgepole Sunol Denver and other local areas including Sidney residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zalesky
Legion Park
Sidney
Agnes Zalesky
Sunol
Arlie Zalesky
Sterling, Colo
Glenn Peters
North Platte
George Peters
Melvin Peters
C. E. Howitt
Chappell
Ivan Brauer
Lawrence Gales
Belpre
Kans
Noel Lawrence
San Gabriel
Calif
W. A. Arbuckle
St. Paul
Colo
Delmar Zalesky
Lodgepole
E.W. Zalesky
Millard Zalesky
Hugh Booth
Fred Killgore
John Zalesky
Denver
Sophia Simpson
Helen Tucker
Harvey Vizina
Nan Vizina
Robert Lloyd
Gerald Tremain
Robert Zalesky
Dennis Kilgore
Funeral Held For Fred Kettler 72
Funeral services were held at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Sidney for Fred G. Kettler 72 died Sunday night Rev Lester Boehm officiated burial in Sidney Greenwood Cemetery Gehrig and Son Funeral Home in charge Pallbearers were Arnold Braasch Walter Engelland William Nieman Hurst Pittam Chester Frame and Alfred Siemers Kettler had lived in Cheyenne County 38 years and was an active farmer until retirement about five years ago He was born in Stanton Nebraska and came to Cheyenne County in 1929 He is survived by his wife his mother Mrs Orpha Kettler of Norfolk two sons Harold D and Marvin L of Sidney one daughter Darlene Bruns of Sidney one stepson Jack Sayre of Duarte California two stepdaughters Mrs Clara May Jackson of Lancaster California and Mrs Patricia Wilks of El Monte California two sisters Mrs Lula Maderon of Fremont and Mrs Clara Hulburd of West Covina California one brother Walter of Stanton eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren One grandchild preceded him in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Sidney
Fred G. Kettler
Lester Boehm
Sidney Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Arnold Braasch
Walter Engelland
William Nieman
Hurst Pittam
Chester Frame
Alfred Siemers
Kettler
Cheyenne County
Stanton
Huntsman
Orpha Kettler
Norfolk
Harold D
Marvin L
Darlene Bruns
Jack Sayre
Duarte
Calif
Clara May Jackson
Lancaster
Patricia Wilks
Elmonte
Lula Maderon
Fremont
Clara Hulburd
West Conia
Walter
Time Capsule 1923 highlights year as it was written
Time magazine has condensed its 1923 year into a large paperback titled Time Capsule 1923. Four companion volumes Time Capsule 1929 1941 and 1950 are issued simultaneously in August. The gar ment district of New York is shown as a vital industry area generating about 3 billion dollars in annual sales per the city comptroller guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Time Magazine
Golden Threads
City Comptroller
Sugar and Spice Nursery Opens Registration Notice
Nursery school registration for pre school will be held August 28 29 from 9 am to 230 pm. The school will be renamed Sugar and Spice. Parents with registered children may come August 30 September 1 from 9 am to 230 pm. Location is 10th and Linden. Instructor is Mrs McDaniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
McDaniel
Western Nebraska Fiddlers Regu lar Meeting and Officers Election
Sunday events include Western Nebraska Old Time Fiddlers meeting with officer elections at 10 a.m. in Harrisburg High School multipurpose room. Also District 7 and Veterans of World War I meet in Sidney at the Legion Club rooms with a 1 p.m. registration and business session. Buffalo County Picnic at Legion Park noon. All families urged to bring lunch and service. First Christian Church hosts all church family fellowship picnic at Memorial Park 4 30 p.m. with Family Life Group led by Francis Butterfield in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Harrisburg
Auxiliary
Sidney
Legion Club Rooms
Buffalo County
Legion Park
South 10Th Ave
All Church
Memorial Park
First Christian Church
Family Life Group
Francis Butterfield
Woman's Society Plans Service at Calvary Baptist Church
The Calvary Baptist Church Woman's Society met with President Mrs Leon Higginson in charge. Plans announced for a Girls Auxiliary presentation on August 27 at 7 p.m. and a reception for the girls advancing, led by Mrs Leroy Johnson and the Pastor. Attendees included Mrs Sanford Butcher, Mrs Widstrand, and Pastor Mundy, with a social hour on the Parsonage Lawn. Next meeting set for September 19 at Mrs Widstrand's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Calvary Baptist Church
Leon Higginson
Kathy Young
Ray Jean Young
Jan Besley
Debra Butcher
Valerie Peterson
Karla Higginson
Leroy Johnson
Elmer Mundy
Sanford Butcher
Frieda Maria Widstrand
Milton Fry
Myrtie Bruce
Mundy
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R. Hans Larson
al Hansen
Wm. Kapke
Carl Sprenger
Loren Goodwater
Tom Kapke
Richard Hile
Velma McKenzie
Joe Malone
Harold Hughes
Norma Goodwater
Mary Helen Kapke
Connie Gehring
Jean Schnell
R. Hans Larsen
Colorado Rocky Mountains
Midland Lutheran College
Phi Epsilon Sorority
Cardinal Key Honorary
Blair Public Schools
Kappa Alpha Lambda Fraternity
Blue Key Honorary
Florida State University
Pennell Circle
Tallahassee
Fla
Jairus Flora, JR
Mrs
Gary Kruger
Sidney Girl
Jim Irwin
Tom Jenkins
Beverly Carson
Sheila McDermott
James Chapman
Nebraska U
Verle Lundberg
Canoga Park
Ralph Lundberg
Harold Lessig
Belpre, Kan
Marie Johnson
Colorado General Hospital
Robert Johnson
King
Lloyd Lockwood
Omaha
Nebraska and South Dakota Jewelers Association
Alvin Brunssen
Kansas City
E. W. Barnes
Henry Darnsteadt
Corlis Darnsteadt
Westminister
Martha Aurich
Vern Anthony
Rapid City
Marvin Anthony
Willard Flynn
Russell Flynn
Shenandoah, Ja
Lyle Chryst and
Douglas Chryst
Jess Christ
Longmont, Cole
Lyle Christ
Homer Lewis
Emmet
Ida
Telegraph
Fred Kettler
Woman’s Society Plans Service
Greenlees
Nuvo Levi’s
Lyndelle Brown
The
Oriel Uslqne
Haggar
Marilyn Gorman
Newton
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