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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1951
Page
8
The family of Julie Ann expresses sincere gratitude to everyone who helped search for the dog Tinkle including the Police Department and Mrs. Kirk Bowman. Julie is happy to have her dog back and thanks those who offered replacements. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Rinearson join in the thanks.
Sadie V Mellberg expresses gratitude to Dr Grindm and Sidley Hospital nurses for their kindness during hospitalization. She also thanks friends for flowers gifts and cards, and says the kindness will be remembered.
Miss Cherie Warrelmann and Curtis Elsen wed February fourth at St Pauls Lutheran in Sidney in a double ring ceremony. Officiant Rev Henry Dorn led the service in the presence of family and friends. The event featured lilies and pink carnations, a white carpeted aisle, and a reception at the City Auditorium. The couple plan a honeymoon in the south and will reside on a farm near Akron Colorado after. Out of town guests included families from Wisner Wabash and Mitchell Nebraska.
Miss Osborn attended Kearney State College for two years and has worked at Amheriah National Bank in Sidney since July. A June wedding is planned. Miss Marsh to Be Spring Bride. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marsh announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Lee to Charles Virgil Reed of Lodgepole. A late spring wedding is planned.
Mrs. Don Watts of Sidney was chosen queen at the invitational Valentine Sweetheart Ball in Sterling sponsored by Psi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. She represented Beta Alpha chapter in Sidney and defeated seven other candidates from six Beta Sigma Phi chapters. She received a bouquet of yellow roses, Beta Sigma Phi jewelry, and a gold crown studded with sequins.
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