Newlyweds Christo ferson settle in Dalton after November wedding
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Phillip Christopherson wed November 18 and make their home in Dalton. Mrs Christopherson was Marian Potz daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Miller of Dalton.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1952
Page
7
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Phillip Christopherson wed November 18 and make their home in Dalton. Mrs Christopherson was Marian Potz daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Miller of Dalton.
Announcement of the November 26 marriage of Evelyn Young of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin to Harold DeLadurantey of Watertown New York. The ceremony by Judge Robert A. Barlow took place in his courthouse chambers with attendants Rita Liess and Capt. Harry Trimble. The couple resides at 1208 6th Avenue and both work at the Sioux Ordnance Depot.
Mr and Mrs C W Anderson of the Sioux Ordnance Depot announce the engagement of their daughter Betty to Airman 3 c Richard Bacon son of Mr and Mrs George Bacon of Hemingford Nebraska No definite wedding date set
Rudy Munderloh and Vernon Shoopman left Denver by plane Monday for Los Angeles to attend four days of the National Supermarket Institute at the Ambassador Hotel.
Miss Wilhelmina Schiessl from Munich and Joseph Hahler were married Saturday November 29 at 6 am in St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Rev. Father Alber officiated. Attendants Miss Helen Hahler and Jim Dalton. The bride wore a powder blue suit with navy accessories and pinocchio rose corsage. the bridegroom's party wore navy. They departed for a three week honeymoon visiting Chicago St Louis and New Orleans.
Marjorie Bilyeu daughter of Mrs Marie E Hitchens Lewellen Nebr wed Charles Waite son of Mr and Mrs Buel Waite Wheeling Mo in a Thursday November 27 ceremony at the Methodist church Dr Benjamin Schwartz officiated the double ring vows. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Harold C Craig. Bride wore aqua taffeta street length dress with white hat and gloves corsage of camellias and pink novelty roses. After a short wedding trip they will live in Sidney.
Mr and Mrs E W Augenstein announce the engagement of their daughter Betty to William G Knight of Ordway Colorado son of Sir Lyda Knight Sugar City Colorado Miss Augenstein a Sidney High School and Kearney State Teachers College graduate teaches Home Economics in Ordway Knight a Sugar City High School graduate attended Parks Business School in Denver and is employed as secretary of Twin Lakes Reservoir and Canal Company A June wedding is planned
The St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid will gather Thursday at 2 PM at 2243 Linden, with Mrs Dave Hendricks hosting and Mrs Earl Henderson assisting.
Honored guests at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ayers included Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Babbitt who soon will move from Sidney to Roseburg Oregon. Eight place settings marked the meal and after dinner Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Story won the bridge prize. The Babbitts were presented with a gift from the hosts.
The Methodist WSCS division entertained Thursday afternoon at Miss Elsie Leach home with Mrs. Alan Overman assisting. Thirteen members and four guests attended. Mrs John Helzer led devotions on Rest and Mrs Ralph Lafler taught Africa. A Christmas party is planned for next month at Mrs Jason O Lobb home.
Mrs. J. Fred Thompson hosted her bridge group Monday with prizes awarded to Mrs. L. M. Sharp, Mrs. William Faragher, and Mrs. Earl Bishop. The Time Wasters Club met at Mrs. Charles Innes’s home Tuesday for a dessert bridge with guest Mrs. Harold O’Connor and prizes to Mrs. Merritt high, Mr. Wamsley second, and Mrs. O’Connor consolation.
Pfc. Edward Horrock of Sidney was among Korean War troops who marked Dwight Eisenhower’s career peak by declaring a hilltop “Ike's Peak.” A Stars and Stripes photo published the frontline moment.
The Windy Plains District Cub Leaders training course holds its fourth session tonight at 7:30 in the Sidney Methodist Church basement. Each session is independent and attendees will receive credit in the Boy Scouts of America Training Program.
Sidney IOOF Lodge sponsored Cub Pack 89 held a special meeting at the City Auditorium last Wednesday with strong turnout despite cold weather. W W Schulz Doyle Foland Holloway led the session with Leroy Johnson as guest. new Den Mothers and a new operations committee were formed.
A simple home method uses a warm lye solution to dissolve paint. Dip balls for a few minutes in a mix of about a fifth of a can of lye with a quart of water in a glass or iron container and stir occasionally. Rinse scrub and dry, wear rubber gloves, then refinish with two or three coats of exterior enamel.
Hospital notes list admissions to Monday noon at Sidney for Mrs Don Gade Ralph Harlan and others from Cheyenne Crook Lodgepole and Potter. Births include a daughter to Harry Lee Nov 26 and a son to Don Gade Nov 26. Dismissals mention Linda Owens and several spouses and children.
Four traffic incidents distracted Highway Safety Patrolman Mel Busekist on Thanksgiving. Early morning wrecks near Dalton and Lorenzo involved a 1949 Plymouth, a 1946 Buick, and a 1946 Chevrolet with minor damages and no injuries. A later collision west of Sidney between an SOD guard truck and a 1951 Chrysler led to charges of driving while intoxicated against William Dalton, continued after attorney consultation.
Lincoln reports a Clarke McNary program will supply Nebraska farmers with a million evergreen trees next spring. Extension Forester Earl G Maxwell at the University of Nebraska oversees distribution. Each county agent will receive a red cedar plant 10 inches plus and ready for display in the county office.
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