Jackman Patterson Wedding at St Pauls Lutheran
A winter wedding in Potter Nebraska united Miss Maxine Patterson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cody Patterson with Virgil Jackman son of Mrs. Amy Jackman Crawford. The double ring ceremony at St Pauls Lutheran drew about 150 guests with music by Ace Beeman and Walter Witt. The bride wore white satin with pearls and a three quarter length veil. A reception followed at the Legion hall and a honeymoon in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Maxine Patterson
Cody Patterson
Potter
Nebraska
Virgil Jackman
Amy Jackman
Crawford
Oscar Sylvester
Ace Beeman
Gering
Walter Witt
Hastings
Marian Dahlheimer
Patsy Fiegenschuh
Lois Jackman
Neva Telleman
Darlene Powell
Bridgeport
Norman Patterson
Loren Fisher
LeRoy Levi
Judy Kay Lemons
Donald Bauer
Louise Lauby
Legion Hall
Miss Lauby
Joe Merck
Sidney
Lincoln
Jackman
Potter High School
Banner County
U. S. Army
Crawford High School
Bridgeport News-Blade
Local Notes highlight travels and visits across states
Sheriff Schulz and Patrolman Buse-Eist attended the Wyoming sheriffs convention in Cheyenne. George and C. Couch hosted guests from Portland at dinner. Mrs. Gunter of Laramie visits family in town while Mrs. Olson and Evalina plan to move to Greeley Colorado. Others travel to Denver Casper and Omaha for family, stock shows, and business events including the Implement and Hardware Dealers convention and a life insurance managers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Schulz
Mel Buse- Eist
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Evalina
Greeley
Colo
Charles Harris
St. Edwards
Nebr
Bert Truelove
Roy Harris
Denver
Gerald E. Mayer
Carl Olson
Mabel Hanson
Ancel Lewis
Casper
Wyo
Mary Thompson
Rosebud
S. Dak
Doyle Foland
Colorado
New Mexico
Kansas
Nebraska
A. Story
Omaha
The
Guarantee Mutual Life Insurance Co
Emma Abendroth
Blizzard motif dessert lunch and bridge prize winners
Goodwin and two Mrs guests attended a club event with a Blizzard themed dessert lunch at 7 30. Bridge games awarded prizes to Mrs J S Dodds first Mrs John Treinen second and Mrs J S Karnik consolation. Sorority Beta Alpha Chapter met January 13 at Mrs Charles Dalton home with twelve members and E A Winter social director present. A group discussion Before An Audience was the cultural program. Glen Nyman of Denver received a farewell gift. lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Robert Barlow
J. A. Bentley
J. B. Pankau
Dalton
Kathleen Agnew
Elda Larson
Norma Rowan
Carolyn Hazelwood
Joyce Jewett
Delores Johnson
Betty Schaffert
Delores Fuller
Mary Jo Block
Treinens
John Treinen
George Barlow
T. R. Tillotson
B. N. Club
A. E. Nimtz
Osborn B. D
M. W. Osborn
C E. Couch
Portland
Oregon
Harold C. Craig
Beta Sigma Phi
Charles Dalton
E. A. Winter
Glen Nyman
Denver
Community Group Meetings Schedule Brief
Local notices list W S C S Evening Circle at 816 King Street with co hosts Mrs. John April and Mrs. Ernest Burke. Junior Circle at Jesse Schwasnick with co hosts. P T A meets Wednesday at Junior High 8 pm bring cup and spoon. Thursday Willing Workers in church parlors. Circle coordinators and hostesses named for multiple Ww S C S circles and church groups.
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Walter Cork
King Street
John April
Ernest Burke
Elizabeth Schwasnick
Roland Biggs
L. Schobert
Christian Church
Presbyterian Circle
St. Martha’s Guild
J. H. Lowe
Apts
J. K. Mahr
Mike Selzer
D. E Weimer
Illinois
Circle
Frank Boyle
Louis Houge
J. A. Sparks
R. E Harris
Walter Mowrer
Sidney Social Roundup Notices and Local Movements
Mrs. Swan Dedrick entered Roche Hospital for medical treatment. Mrs. Wilford Lindsay departed for Omaha to buy spring merchandise for Brown McDonald. Clara Leopold of Lincoln assists in summarizing account books at the county extension office Thursday. Mrs. Ray Mitchell of Lorenzo visits Sidney to stay near her hospitalized daughter Joanne. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peters hosted dinner for Holtman and Holtman families. Denna W. Karr arrived from Miami after a year with AT&T. will make Sidney home following her father J. W. Sherwood’s death. Rolland Snell and family left for Miami to reside. Snell and Karr swap positions with AT&T. Dick Huffman and sister-in-law Mrs. Washurn visit Sidney. Marion Alexander of Gothenburg teaches dial phone installation in Sidney. Marlene Frauendorfer sustains a severe head cut sleigh riding. twelve stitches given. treated at Roche Hospital then home.
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Albert
Emil Gade
Swan Dedrick
Roche Hospital
Wilford Lindsay
Omaha
Brown-McDonald
Clara Leopold
Lincoln
Ray Mitchell
Lorenzo
Elmer Holtman
Joanne
Fred Peters
Mickey Holtman
Janey
Denna W. Karr
Miami
Florida
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Rolland Snell
Snell
Karr
Dick Huffman
Lafayette
Bernard Washurn
Washurn
Huffman
Marion Alexander
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Gothenburg
Nebr
Sidney
Marlene, Frauendorfer
Frank Frauendorfer
North Side
Cedar Street
13Th Avenue
Roche
Marriage Licenses for Sidney Couples in January
John W. Tunin and Sidney Mae Ella Frerichs of Sidney obtained a marriage license on January 13. Robert L. Toller of Sidney and Maxine Hanna of Sidney received theirs on January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Tunin
Sidney Mae
Ella Frerichs
Sidney
Robert L. Toller
Sidney Maxine Hanna
Extension Aid Is Sought By Most Farmers
The 1947 annual report shows four out of five farm families used the cooperative extension service for farming methods, marketing, homemaking, and rural life problems. Over two million nonfarm families also received educational help. 1,729,911 4-H Club members in 80,286 clubs contributed to gardening, crops, livestock, and poultry, with extensive food preservation and storage activities. Federal funding accounted for 52 percent of program costs, with state and local funds providing the remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Agricultural Extension Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
M. L. Wilson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Extension Service
Columnar Pads and Gum Tape Advertising
Columnar pads and sheets available in almost any size with quick stock availability. Gum tape sold in one two and three inch widths. The Telegraph advertises office supplies and stationery products.
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Telegraph
Ideal Income Tax Systems for Farmers and Businessmen
Hundreds of farmers and business men use the simplified system for keeping records. The Telegraph notes that Ideal provides complete sets and refill sheets in stock and that income tax consultants call it the ideal record keeping system.
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Marva Janese Ladine
Jack D. Welsh
John W. Weiand
18Th Street
Scottsbluff
Miss Ladine
Joe Ladine
Midland College
Norfolk
Welsh
82Nd Airborne Division
Nebraska University
Sidney High School
St. Paul’s Lutheran Aid Society
J. H. Heinlein
John Groshans
Susan Hahler
Arnold Stockamp
Henry Dorn
Europe
Tillotsons Club
Altar Society
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
James Hart
Frank Gallagher
Edward van Aelstyn
Glenn Weller
Frank Clinton
Edward Hiett
Frank Alster
Herman van Ae
Equestriennes
Keith Simpson
Barlow
Equestrienne Club
C. E. Couch
the Fox
Universal
Taternational
Eee
Marjorie Lister
Shoreham Hotel
Washington D. C
American Legion Club
Sidney, Nebraska
Sidney Rendering Service
North Platte Rendering Co
Mip
Fontaine
Lancaster
TRI Mmu Aus
CAV
John
Tamara Emery
GEVA
America
Lou Costello
Abbott
Dick Powell
Andrews Sisters
Saas
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Mickey
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