Wickhorst Taylor Wedding in Kimball Church
Miss Evelyn Taylor daughter of Clyde Taylor Kimball became the bride of Lieutenant Mark Wickhorst son of Edward Wickhorst Potter in a double ring ceremony at two o’clock in the afternoon at the Methodist church in Kimball. Reverend B. E. Littrell officiated before about two hundred guests. The bride wore a ballerina length nylon net gown with lace petals, a lace jacket a tiara with seed pearls and carried red roses. Attendants wore gowns of gold fuchsia and white carnations. Best man was Donald Benish with Terral Wickhorst and James Taylor as ushers. A reception followed. three tier cake decorated in red and green. The couple traveled in navy blue and shadow check with white accessories. The bride attended Colorado State College of Education and worked at The Western Nebraska Observer. the groom attended University of Denver and is an Air Force second lieutenant training at Ellington Field Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickhorst- Taylor
Methodist
Kimball
Evelyn Taylor
Clyde’ Taylor
T Mark
Wiekhorst
Edward Wiekhorst
B. E. Littrell
Evangel Wisdom
Wayne Kennedy
Shirley Holm
James Taylor
Donald Benish
Potter
Terral Wickhorst
Harry Pedrett
Charlotte Envoldsen
Ruth Story
Charles Sprague
A. Pedrett
Delbert Gehrke
Mary Lou Pedrett
Colorado State
College of ‘Education
Greeley
Western
Nebraska
Berkeley
California
University of Denver
Alpha Kappa Psi
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Omicron Delta Kappa
New Years Eve wedding at St Pauls Lutheran church in Sidney
Navy veteran member of Kappa Sigma Genevieve Howard wed Donald Gade in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev Henry Dorn. About eighty guests attended at St Pauls Lutheran. The bride wore a cocoa brown tailored suit with pink accessories and carried a white orchid on a white Bible. Maid of honor Lucille Kampbell wore gray with white bouquet. Best man Jerry Robinson and ushers Don Kahl Wayne Gausman. After reception at the Gade home the couple left for a two week California honeymoon and will reside in Sidney. Out of town guests from Julesburg Hemingford Denver Bushnell and San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Kampbell
Jerry ‘Robinson
Don Kahl
Wayne Gausman
Joan Gade
Gade
Denver
Dee Williamson
Everett.Gade
California
Sidney
Chris’ ‘Schmitline
Raymond “Litchmond
Julesburg
John Jurgens
Hemingford
Wayne’ ‘Gausmar
Laverne Gade
Bushnell
Jierry Robinson
San Diego
New MYF Officers Installed at Sunday Ceremony
The Methodist Youth Fellowship installed officers on January 6 led by Charles Bagby and Bill Nissen. Officers: Ann Henke president, Dale Maley vice president, Dretta Welch secretary, Norman Schriell treasurer. Commission chairs named for worship Evangelism Reba Kinne, world friendship Bill Welch, community service Douglas Rabb, recreation Larry Jones. A special church library section will host youth materials, handbooks, playbooks, worship anthologies, and youth quarterlies for ongoing use.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Charles Bagby
Bill Nissen
Ann Henke
Dalé
Maley
Dretta “Welch
Norman Schriell
Reba Kinne
World Friendship
Bill Welch
Douglas Rabb
Larry Jones
Church
New Minister In Charge Of Dalton Church
The Dalton Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church has a new pastor. Rev. Dr. John B. Rupley, formerly head of a Lutheran parsonage in Ground Island, preached his first sermon last Sunday. He came to Nebraska in 1940 to lead St. Pauls English Lutheran in Grand Island and earned his Doctorate from Midland College in 1946. He and Mrs. Rupley have two children in the ministry.
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Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Dalton
John B. Rupley
Ground Island
Henry Monnich
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Sidney
Rupley
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Susquehana University
Selen’s Grove
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Nebraska
St. Paul’s English Lutheran Church
Grand Island
Midland College
John Rupley
First Lutheran Church
North Platte
Western Conference
Kendig Rupley
Luther Memorial Church
Omaha
Extension Plans Are Made At Conference
The Cheyenne County Extension Council executive board and district supervisor Miss Ethel Saxton met to plan a year ahead. The gathering was at Miss Violet Shepherds home with officers Mrs Ludwig Schroeder Dalton county chair, Mrs A G Swanson Sidney vice chair, Mrs Walter Johnson Sidney treasurer, Mrs Lee Girardot Sidney Group A chair, and Mrs Ernest Peterson Dalton Group chairman. The board will present its planned program to the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Extension Council
Ethel Saxton
Violet Shepherd
Ludwig Schroeder
Dalton
A. G. Swanson
Sidney
Walter Johnson
Lee Girardot
Ernest Peterson
Navy Seaman Returns From Leave To Long Beach
Richard H. Schubarth of the United States Navy completed a thirty day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Herman Schubarth and left this week for Long Beach California to resume duties aboard a naval vessel.
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Richard H. Schubarth
M. R
United States Navy
Long Beach
California
Herman Schubarth
Marriage Licenses Rendered in Daily Ledger Notices
Edward H. Connelly of North Platte and Dolores M. Swedlund of New York, January 8. Homer L. Bumgaardner of Sidney and Angelina Martin of Sidney, January 8. Paul James Grote of Louisville Kentucky and Mary Joan McIntosh of Louisville, January 6.
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Edward H. Connelly
North ‘Platte
Dolores M. Swedlund
N. Y
Homer L. Bumgaardner
Sidney Angelina Martin
Sidney
Paul James Grote
Louisville
Mary Joan McIntosh
Revive Kids Wood or Metal Wagons With Oil Coat
Restore color and extend life of a child’s wagon by applying boiled linseed oil. Wipe off excess and let dry before use to protect wood or metal surfaces.
Extension Council Sets Meeting for January 235
The extension council schedules its next meeting for Friday January 235 at 10:00 AM in the Sidney City Auditorium. An officer training session for the newly chosen 1952 club officers will follow in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Council
Sidney ~City Auditorium
Carbon Paper for Typewriter or Pencil
A brief notice in THE TELEGRAPH announces carbon paper suitable for typewriters or pencils is available, noting it aids in duplicating documents and keeping records. The item is advertised to help clerical work by ensuring multiple copies without repeated writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Hair Highlights According to Carol Douglas
Hair highlights are best brought out by thorough cleansing with a mild detergent-base shampoo. Beach hair fibers have scales called the cuticle which reflect light when clean and flat, creating highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Douglas
Thor
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Midnite
the New
FOX
Rod Cameron
Republic
Wee Wtedith Sweed
Gun
Ronald Reagan
Bruce Bennett
Paramount
United States Air Force
Ellington Field
Houston
Texas
Charles ‘Sprague
San Francisco
Calif
Forrest Devier
Torrington
Wyo
Marion ‘Bradley
Cheyenne
James Devier
Nebr
J. D. Devier
Garden Club
Avin Davis
Ed Lipke
Sidney Garden Club
Glen Bales
J. O. Lobb
Ervin Ehlers
M. L. Anthony
Herbert Rabe
Miss Baumbach
Laurel Joyce Baumbach
William Theodore Hamlet, Jr
Wichita
Kansas
H.R. Baumbach
Mr. Hamlet
W T. Hamlet
Columbus
Baker University
Baldwin
Alpha Lambda Delta
Alpha Delta Sigma
Phi Mu Sorority
Hamlet
Kappa ,Sigma’ Fraternity
St. Mary's Altar Guild
Walter ‘Davis
St. “Mary's Altar Guild
Evelyn
Clark
Wright Johnson
Robert Shaw
Johnson
W. B.emery
Rae Jones
Iréland
Apeland
Munich
Germany
Alaa Aasit
Merritt
M. L. Merritt
Country Club
Rodocker
Bueford Rodocker
W. N. O. Club
Douglas Reetz
Merle Spearow
Gene Cole
Mr. Weymouth
O. J. Weymouth
San Mareno Drive
Country Club Heights
B. H. Grimm
Hall Cook
K. S Agnew
A. E. Wright
O. A Olson
Vic Damone
Jane Powell
MGM
Jolly Dutchmen Radio & Recording
Potter Legion Hall
MYF
Dalton Church
Rogers Jewelers
Millard
Musil
Gurley, Nebraska
Meurie of
Harold Starling Band
Colorado
American Legion Club
Sidney, Nebraska
Desire Eardly
Herbert J. Yates
Rod
Cameron - Adele
Mara
Adrian Booth
Chill
Wiles
Byond
Reagan Fleming - Sruee Bennett
Lee J. Cobb
Jane Wyatt
John Dall
Chase
Vine
Vps A
Donald
Wowmell
Cere Cing
Femigo Lamas
Grarger
Pawel
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