Val Valentine Bride Weds Delmere Noxon In Presbyterian Rite
Miss Joan J. Ormesher of Valentine and Delmere Eugene Noxon of Denver wed at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church on June 30 in a 2 pm ceremony before 100 guests. Rev. H B Taylor officiated with attendants from Lincoln Grand Island and Sidney, and a reception followed in the church parlors.
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Joan Ormesher
Delmere Noxon
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Joan J. Ormesher
Valentine
Delmere Eugene Noxon
Denver
Wesley Ormesher
J. T.m Noxon
Ft. Morgan
H. B. Taylor
Rosemary Castner
Sidney
Carolyn Yung
Lincoln
Karen Yierman
Betty ‘Barnes
Grand Island
Fay A. Noxon
Wedding Vows Said Here Saturday By Joyce Houtby Dr John Duffy
Joyce Houtby and Dr. John P. Duffy, both of Colorado Springs, exchange vows at 9 am in St Patrick's Church. The ceremony featured family, bridal party, and a reception at St Patrick's Youth Center with cake, flowers, and a guest book. The couple will reside in Colorado Springs where he begins a radiology residency. she is a nursing school graduate previously at Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital.
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Ivan Swanson
Jenus Swanson
Valentine
Bessie Fink
Denver
Claire Haven
Mildred Leper
Potter
Leta Leech
The
Gates Rubber Company
Joyce Houtby
John P. Duffy
Joyce M. Houtby
Colorado, Springs
St. Patrick’s
Lee Houtby
Sidney
John W. Duffy
Albert Alber
Yehe
Michael Durbin
Cary Cizek
Helen Spenter
Edward Short
Mary ‘Miller
Jane Lee Hoatby
Jane Ray
Edward M. Miller
Ronald W. Olnhausen
Cozad
Charles Lammers
Omaha
Eugene Stormberg
Duffy
St. Patrick’s Youth Center
Rita ‘Ryan
Olander
Coldn
Neb
Donna Wright
LaVerne Thomas
Ann van Hoff
Virginia Nester
Deriver
Donald Hart
Margaret Olander
Colon
Verena Carr
Lincoln
Colorado Mountains
St. Cecilia’s High School
Hastings
St. Joseph’s School of Nursing
Cheyenné County Memorial Hospital
Creighton University School of Medicine
Phi Rho Sigma
Alpha Sigma Nu
Creighton Memorial
Social events and travel notes from Sidney area
Dated notices describe Rex Olson taking relatives to Denver for a Los Angeles trip to attend a national dancers convention, with return planned July 14. Various local families host Fourth of July events, attend funerals, visit relatives, and plan trips to California, San Francisco, and Denver. Many out of town guests are listed with their home towns including Sterling Omaha Fremont Denver and Ord.
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Rex Olson
Denver
Rexie
D. F. Rogers
Martha
Cheyenne
Los Angeles
Rexie Andy
National ‘Association’ of Dancers, and Affiliated Artists
Sidney
Martha Isay
Olsen
Stewart’ Brown
Paul Burns
Mrs. Brown
Burns
Ace Cleaners
Browh
Elmer ‘McKée
Kee
Mire
Charles. Talbot
Grand’ Island
Bob Elseni
Elsen
Curtis Elsen
Edward Limbeck
Toni
Wendi Mathewson
Sterling
Ed Harmison
Linda
Edna Worrellman
Potter
William Finkbiner
Bloomington
Ill
Lou Hagemeister
Donna Hagemeister
O ' Golden
Dorothy van Aelstyn
de Paul Hospital
Gheyenne
Charles Lafler
California
San Francisco
Robert Lafler
Leon Lafler
Rex Monahan
Carl Christ Jr
Mountains
Joyce Hoatley
John Duffy
J. W Duffy
Colorado Springs
Ed Miller
Floyd Estell
Virginia Nester
Leonard Olander
Omaha
Richard Prienanda
Adolph’ Levenker
Ord
Fred Neumann
Ellwood
John Carr
Verena
Jackie
Lincoln
Jess Phelan
Scottsbluff
Ronald Oldhausen
Cozad
Robert Bruenig
Brush
James Kane
Vacation notices amid travel across states and regions
The passage lists multiple families and individuals on various trips from Nebraska to the Black Hills Tetons and Estes Park, with stops in Salt Lake City Omaha Humphrey Creighton Spencer Long Pine and St Charles. Names include Anin Butterfield Montg[omery] Speer Davis Robbins McMillen Frauendorf er Brotherson Hargens Larson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anin’ Butterfield
Robert Montgomery
Patti Anne
H. W. Ells
Black Hills
Tetons
Estes Park
Salt Lake City
Leo Thomas
Kay
Carole
Ann
Pacific Northwest
Sherry Speer
Nancy Davis
Jerry Robbins
Ken, McMillen
Lake McConaughy
Frank
Frauendorfer
John Brotherson
Nebraska
Omaha
Humphrey
Creighton
Spencer, Neb
Harold Hargens
Brotherson
Long Pine
B. H. Hargens
Sidney
Eric. Collman
St. Charles
Theo Larson
McMillens Plan Two Month Vacation Tour
Mr and Mrs R E McMillen and daughters depart Wednesday for a two month business and pleasure trip. They will visit Reno at first as guests of Mr and Mrs E W Hardesty. Mr McMillen flies from San Francisco July 13 to Honolulu for a University of Hawaii summer course in advanced management. Diane and another daughter join in San Francisco by August 17. They plan to return by boat, leaving Hawaii September 4.
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R. E. McMillen
Reno
E. W. Hardesty
McMillen
San Francisco
Honolulu
University of Hawaii
Diane
Hawaii
Red Writing Hood Brand Typewriter Paper At The Telegraph
Typewriter carbon paper in legal size from the Red Writing Hood brand, advertised by The Telegraph.
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the Telegraph
Arlis Breitling to Wed Vaughn Betz in Fall
Engagement notice for Arlis Breitling daughter of Mr and Mrs Amos Breitling to Vaughn Betz son of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Betz of Campbell Nebraska with plans for an early fall wedding.
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Amos Breitling
Arlis
Vaughn Betz
Rudolph Betz
Campbell, Neb
Lodgepole ALA Annual Report Highlights Year of Service
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary reviews a year of work including Christmas gifts to veterans hospitals and overseas servicemen. Rug purchases for veterans home provide therapy and income. Poppy sales and charity drives support Red Cross March of Dimes and veterans hospitals. Fundraising dinner proceeds and hall improvements funded by unit. Members attended district and state events and Ardena Richards represented Lodgepole at Cornhusker Girls State.
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Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Soldier’s and Sailor's
Grand Island
Lodgepole
States
Legion
Bay Pines
Fla
March of Dimes
Red Cross
Heart Fund
Ft. Leonard Wood
Veteran’s Hospitals
Red School House Fund
District 4
Dalton
North Platte
Potter
Ardena Richards
Cornhusker Girls State
Lincoln
Bicycle Missing In Sidney From Don Saab Home
The sheriff's office investigated a missing 1947 bicycle from Don Saab's residence at 1534 15th Ave Sidney. The bicycle was not found.
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Sheriff's Office
Don Saab
15Th Ave
Sidney
Happy Hour Extension Club Holds Le gion Park Picnic
The Happy Hour Extension Club and families gathered at Le gion Park Sunday afternoon June 30 for a picnic. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Herb Rossmeier and children, Mr and Mrs Ted Schmutte and children, Mr and Mrs Harold Segelke and children, Mr and Mrs Robert Kallhoff and children, Mr and Mrs John Johnson and children, Mr and Mrs Alvin Brunssen and children, and Mr and Mrs Lewis Wilson and children. The year ended with 81 members and an average attendance of 25 at regular meetings. Irma Quinn served as publicity chairman. The next meeting is scheduled for Sept 16.
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Irma Quinn
Happy Hour Extension Club
Legion Park
Herb Rossmeier
Ted Schmutte
Harold Segelke
Robert’ Kallhoff
John Johnson
Alvin Brunssen
Lewis Wilson
Mrs Adolph Larson Dies In Massachusetts
Mrs Adolph Larson, 72, sister in law of Theo Larson of Sidney, died Friday morning in a North Easton hospital, her hometown. She had been a patient there the past three months. Mr and Mrs Larson had visited Theo Larson's home for two days prior.
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Adolph Larson
Theo Larson
Sidney
North Easton
Mass
Larson
Funeral Services Held in North Easton for Local Resident
In 1955 months and many friends here attended funeral services yesterday in North Easton, marking the community’s mournful farewell to a beloved local resident.
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North Easton
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Steven Ormesher
Buster Cox
Mr. and
Mrs. Delmore E
Duis
Arlis Breiling
Lodgepole Ala
1Th Avenue
A&w
Massachusetts
City Cab
SHADE
A&w Drive-inn
10Th & Pine
Lew
Lewis Schneider
North Central Gas Co
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