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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1947
Page
3
A formal 3 o'clock Sunday ceremony at Gurley Methodist Church united Miss Kathleen Cruise and Orrin Wittig in a double ring service. Amid pink and white peonies and seven branch candles, guests witnessed vows, bridal party ensembles in lace and blue, and a two week honeymoon before settling on a Dalton area farm.
A blue dress trimmed in white and a white rose corsage complemented a church basement reception for about 150 guests. The bridal table featured a four tier cake with a miniature bride and groom. Ed Meyer baked the cake, Alvin Narjes managed the guest book, and the couple honeymooned in Denver Mt Evans and Echo Lake. Out of town guests included R Wittig and Mr and Mrs Raymond Laaker of Boone Town.
The state railway commission took under advisement Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. petition for rate increases after a four day hearing. The firm seeks five to 15 percent raises to cover charges and ensure a fair return with party line prices rising 50 cents to $1 and residence lines up 25 to 75 cents. Prompt payment discounts would end and long distance tolls under 175 miles rise while those over 175 miles fall slightly. Northwestern Bell serves 158,000 Nebraska telephones.
Rolled gummed tape available in one, two and three inch widths. In stock at The Telegraph for quick purchase and use.
The Nebraska regional wheat and small grain test plot meetings continue this week with sessions at Fontanelle Millard Oshkosh and Ogallala. Farmers will view test plots on oats seed and fertilizer treatments and sample comparisons from area growers as part of a series running through July 16 sponsored by the Nebraska Grain Improvement Association and the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture.
In 1946 authorities report a major milk industry incident with 28 million dollars at stake. The case involves Mercis Oy and eighteen other parties amid cross border activity in the United States dairy sector.
A notice advises removing pins and metal ornaments from clothing to avoid rust stains on fabrics during the summer.
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