Kathryn Miller Weds Lt William Mays in Denver Church
Miss Kathryn Miller daughter of E B Miller of Sidney married Lt. William Mays son of J S Mays of Denver at St Pauls Lutheran Church Denver. The ceremony featured white snapdragons and a basque satin gown with pearl necklace and a white satin Bible as bouquet. Reception followed at the Olin Hotel with out of town guests listed from Sidney Pueblo Tacoma Alliance Ogden and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Church of
Denver
Kathryn Miller
E. B. Miller
Sidney
J. G
William Mays
J. S. Mays
Charlies Britten
Gertrude Metzger
Maxine Mays
Schenectady
New York
John Haws
Warren Young
Ted Buirgy
Mays
Sidney High School
Business College
Denver University
Lamont Singers
University of Denver
Colorado School of Mines
United States Navy
West
Olin Hotel
Bonita
Verne
Otto Raddatz Jr
Lynn
Don, Meier
M. Goodwin
Chemurgy In 15 Point Plan At Nebraska University
Lincoln Nebraska researchers detail a 15 point chemurgy program to expand crop acreage and industrial output. Harry Miller cautions it should supplement agriculture not replace it, listing projects from safflower and sesame to sunflowers and chicory, plus paper from cereal straws and new sorghum and barley varieties and wheat and corn improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln—University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Harry Miller
Perilla
Castor
Indus
Local Notes From Omaha Weekend Visits and Movements
Dwight Beck visited Omaha over the weekend. Bayard residents Mr and Mrs Chas Ninegar were en route to California via Bayard to visit Roberta and relatives while awaiting Challenger. Agnew drove to Denver to meet son Richard returning from overseas service. Hidalgo couple moved to Chambers Apartments Forrest Street. previously at Be Jurgens home 1044 6th Ave. Patt Wright headed to Rochester MN to visit in law, Mrs King who is seriously ill in hospital. Charles Dalton welcomed a son Patrick James at Roche Hospital. Mrs Alice Mathewson departed for Denver to reside there. WCTU met at Rev and Mrs Johnson 1641 9th Ave. Mrs George Baker assisting. Mr Fate and two sons depart Sunday for Kansas City to join Mr Fate and American Machinery and Metal Co. position.
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Chas. Ninegar of
Bayard
Victor Hidalgo
California
Roberta
Kenneth
Agnew
Denver
Richard Agnew
Chambers o _ Apartments
Forrest Street
Be Jurgens
6Th
Caine
Hidalgo
Jack Fate
Kansas City
Fate
American Machinery and Metal Co
Kokjer Family Travel and Visit Notes
Mr and Mrs T E Kokjer drove to Cheyenne Tuesday Mrs Kokjer boarded a plane for Lewiston Montana to visit her aunt Mrs George Scharff She is expected to return to Sidney next week Mr Kokjer returned to Sidney Wednesday Mr and Mrs F L B Goodwin and daughter Gerry were week end visitors in Greeley Colorado week before last visiting their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs R M Gilbert Mrs Ida Simms left this week to spend time in Chadron Nebraska Donald Mayer of Dalton is reported to be en route to the States from Europe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E Kokjer
Cheyenne
F. L. B. Goodwin
Gerry
Greeley
Colorado
R. M. Gilbert
Ida Simms
Chadron, Nebraska
Donald Mayer
Dalton
Europe
Dedrick Family Visits Greeley for College Inquiry
Mrs Russell Dedrick and children Marcelyn and the daughter-in law traveled from town to Greeley Colorado yesterday. Mr Dedrick plans to enroll at a university and visited Greeley State Teachers College seeking information on admission and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell ‘Dedrick
Marcelyn
Franklin Dedrick
Greeley
Colorado
Dedrick
Greeley State
Rural Phone Progress Seen In Nebraska Growth
R C Walther of Northwestern Bell in Sidney reports substantial progress in expanding rural telephone service under the Bell System. In five years the Northwestern Company has added over 19,000 rural telephones across its Nebraska Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota service area despite wartime and reconversion conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Bell System
R. C. Walther
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Sidney
Northwestern Company
Iowa
Minnesota
South da
Rural telephone development and future plans cited
The article notes that the company has added 2,770 rural telephones in the state, about 64 percent growth, with 36 rural lines added near Sidney. It highlights the aim to speed up rural service postwar, extend dial service, reduce rings and line counts, replace one wire lines with two wire circuits, and pursue metallic circuits as power line expansion progresses. It also mentions Bell System experiments with carrier systems on rural power lines and pole sharing, likely beneficial mainly in remote areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kota
North Dakota
Sidney
Walther
Nebraska
Bell System
May Ask Hike In Crop Goals
The agriculture department reports Secretary Anderson directed aides to re examine 1946 food production goals to assess if more food can be produced to ease world shortages. Goals last month called for about 9 million acres more cultivated crops with slightly less livestock output, emphasizing grains for human and animal use. The review aligns with President Truman's order to cut domestic wheat consumption to share limited supplies abroad and to evaluate farm price supports for stronger incentives to boost production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Anderson
Department
President Truman
New Electric Lamps Spark Wartime Research Impact
Wartime electrical research reshapes the lamp industry with sunlamp heat lamp and stem lamp developments. The sunlamp plugs into standard AC, the heat lamp adapts infra red tech for home use, and the stem lamp emits ultraviolet radiation aimed at destroying airborne bacteria.
Tarragon Vinegar for Summer Salads
Tarragon vinegar is a favorite for dressing summer salads. The dark green leaves provide flavor for both fresh and dried uses. The herb needs a little covering of litter and leaves for winter protection.
The Ideal Beauty Shoppe Closure Notice
The Ideal Beauty Shoppe will close February 25 and 26 for a short break. Ruby P. Furer. 47.
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Ideal Beauty
Ruby P. Furer
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Ross Barker
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Chris Bittner
Ralph Osborn
Lillian Miller
S. H. Logan
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E. S. Stokes
G. V. Doran
A. S. Hardy
Joe Simodynes
P. L. Martin
C. S
L. L. Spindler
Glen Lyons
W. H. Robbins
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Contract Bridge
A. E. Gish
M. A. Banta
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M. W. Osborn
Chester Thoms
Blanche Frost
A. E. Wright
Banta
Bo—P. E. O
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M. W. Dimery
Oregon
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Happell
L. H. Happell
Minville
Ernest Reinmuth
Clarence Reinmuth
Burdette Reed
Bill Prayne
Potter
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J. Harvey George
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Elmer Choan
P. J. Lenzen
Leonard Kretz
Clif Thurston
Sherrerds
Delta Dek
E. S. Sherrerd
Delta Dek Club
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Egan
Greenlees
James Egan
Kentland
Indiana
Ila
WAC
Hazel’s Cafe
Zion Lutheran Church
Chappell
Evelyn Dormann
Fred Dormann
Gilbert R. Misegadis
Harve Misegadis
Sunol
A. Wegener
Charles Bennett
Orma Misegadis
Aledia Dormann
Paul Misegadis
Jack Simpson
4Th Ave
Mrs. Simpson
Mrs
Robert Saxton
Saxtons
Simpson
Bidney, Nebr
Leonard Happel
McMinville
Ore
John Happel
Henry Spohn
Limon
Colo
E. A. Rodenburg
Deshler
Nebr
Wyoming State Tribune
Ruth March
Richard L. Chaney
Claire C. Hoyt
Leo Fox
Bridgeroom
Miss March
George F. Killian
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo High School
Credit Bureau
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A. R. Chaney
Sidney, Nebr
University of Wyoming
Army Air Corps
W. 32Nd
Dwight Beck
Omaha
Patt Wright
Rochester
Mrs. Wright
George King
Charles Dalton
Patrick James
Roche Hospital
Alice Mathewson
Johnson
9Th Ave
George Baker
Bell Company
United States
Mr. Walther
Slog ‘Eberl
Potest Eberle
Katha Elmer
Goodyear
Merricks’ Shoes
Telegraph
Rose Tooley
Ina
10Th Ave
Briggs and Stratton
Col, A. B. Rapp
Rapp Bros
Henry
Judge
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inc
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