Miss Story Weds Ross Cunningham in August Church Ceremony
In a candlelit service at First Methodist Church on Sunday August 24 Miss Beverly Laurenne Story wed Ross Charles Cunningham of Grand Island in a single ring ceremony. Rev. Walter L. Jewett officiated at 3 pm before about 200 relatives and friends as autumn colors decorated the sanctuary. The bride wore ivory satin with a train and veil, carried Odanti Grandi orchids, and was attended by Jane Story as maid of honor and twin sisters Muriel and Mary Story as bridesmaids. Gordon Winter of Grand Island served as best man with ushers Ted Huston Fritz Meyer Charles Huffman and Jerry Pulliam all of Grand Island. A reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple departed for a Denver Rocky Mountain honeymoon, planning to live at 1001 North St Joseph Avenue Hastings Nebraska. The bride is the daughter of Charles Arthur Story of Sidney and the groom the son of the late Ross H. Cunningham of Grand Island.
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Ross Charles Cunningham
Grand Island
Walter L. Jewett
Charles Bowers
Helen Nelson
Columbus
Nebraska
Love
Jane Story
Muriel
Mary Story
Gordon Winter
Ted Huston
Fritz Meyer
Charles Huffman
Jerry Pulliam
Hugh Ferguson Ningham
Jack Christopher
Denver
Rocky Mountains
North St. Joseph's Avenue
Hastings
Cunningham
Delta Kappa Pi
United States Navy Medical Corps
Jack Wheat Jr
Gering
H. E. Early
Scottsbluff
Margaret
Doris Cunningham
Paul
Huston
Ted
Mary
Dick Eck
Bob Waldman
George Camaras
Jerry
Pulliam
Richard Minér
Mary Zieg
Darlene Opp
Lela Everingham
Allen Everingham
Sidney
Wayne Wheeler
Everett Wheeler
Lincoln
First Presbyterian Church
Sam Maier
Theodore Oppenhein
Crete
Harold Daum
Frances Everingham
Theodore Oppenheim
Dick Covington
Seward
John Hanley
Kirk Spearman
Ainsworth
C. L. Reed
Fort Collins
Colorado
University of Nebraska
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Support
A heartfelt thanks to many friends for sympathy and offers of help after a bereavement. The family expresses gratitude for kindness received during this difficult time.
Lodgepole School Faculty Listed for September Opening
Lodgepole's schools will open next Tuesday September 2 with L E Lydiatt as superintendent Robert Eddy as coach and principal Margaret Jenik in math and language Harriett Ulmschneider English Genevieve Gustafson commerce and music Myrtle Erickson Junior high Eloise Spoeneman fifth and sixth grades Lavonne Niece third and fourth grades Joyce A Larson first and second grades Mark Hafer custodian
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L. E. Lydiatt
Robert Eddy
Margaret Jenik
Harriett Ulmschneider
Eglish
Genevieve Gustafson
Myrtle Erickson
Eloise Spoeneman
Lavonne Niece
Joyce A. Larson
Mark Hafer
Academy To Check Out Grid Equipment
Football candidates at St Patrick's Academy can check out equipment on Wednesday Thursday and Friday of this week. Coach Tom Dineen said he is busy lining up details for the coming season and wants all hopefuls to get their equipment ready so practice sessions can begin quickly.
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Tom Dineen
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Senate pans tegal or size in Telegraph note
A brief Telegraph item surveys Senate views on size and related questions, noting criticism and uncertainty. The column presents speculative angles without firm conclusions, highlighting ongoing debate and possible outcomes for future votes or actions.
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