Hartman Craig Nuptials at Philadelphia Naval Base
Miss Jeanne Marie Hartman of Philadelphia and Ensign Donald Earl Craig of Sidney were married in a Nuptial Mass at the Philadelphia Naval Base Chapel on Saturday July 2. The ceremony drew seventy five guests, with a full choir and organ music. The couple will reside at the U S Naval Base in San Francisco after July 30 and plan a honeymoon to Washington DC, the Colorado mountains, and Sidney Nebraska.
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Craig Hartman
Jeanne Marie Hartman
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Donald Earl Craig
Sidney
Philadelphia Naval Base
Miss Hartman
Vincent Joseph Hartman
Ensign Craig
Harold Potter Craig
Francis W. Kelly
Mary Becker
Anita Bower
Panis Angelicus
St. Anne Unch
Frances Parker
Worcester
Mass
Unch
Parker
Robert Eugene Craig
EMC
United States Navy
Philip Geib
Roger Edson
Annapolis
Maryland
Hartman
Officers’ Club
Naval Base
Washington, D C
Colorado Mountains
Nebraska
Craig
Misericordia Hospital School of Nursing
J. G
Navy Nurses Corps
United States Naval Academy
Naval Academy
Colorado University
Boulder
San Francisco
Livingston Attends Rural Youth Session in Ohio
Verlin Livingston of Nebraska State Rural Youth attended committee and council meetings of Rural Youth U. S. A. at Marietta College in Marietta Ohio on Saturday July 9. He serves as treasurer of the Nebraska group and is second vice president of the national organization as well as past president of Cheyenne County Rural Youth. Members of the executive advisory and program committees were noted.
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Verlin Livingston
Nebraska State Rural Youth
Marietta College
Marietta
Ohio
Sidney Farmer
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Conference plans outlined at Marietta meeting
A planning session was held in Marietta to organize the annual conference of a national organization set for October 13 to 16 at Jackson’s Mill in West Virginia. The Marietta visit included a dinner with 32 college students from 11 foreign countries who are guests of the college as part of the American Field Service Traveling Scholarships Circle Tour of the U. S. A.
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Marietta
National Organization
Jackson’s Mill
W. Va
American Field Service
U.S. A
Court Records Show Multiple Plea Deals and Fines
Donald Miller of Dalton pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined 10 dollars plus costs in a Friday hearing before Judge Robert A. Barlow. Wayne Ayers also pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. Jim Were, held on intoxication charges, forfeited a 25 dollar bond.
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Donald Miller
Dalton
Robert A. Barlow
Wayne Ayers
Jim Were
Police Court Hears Multiple Guilty Pleas in Hutchinson
Vern Smith of Hutchinson pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. Neil Tsosie, an Indian, admitted disturbance and received 60 days hard labor. Guadalupe Flores and Marvin Igon, both linked to disturbances and intoxication, were floated out of town. Cecil Hendricks pleaded guilty to trespassing and peeping Tom charges from July 9 and was fined 15 dollars plus 2.70 dollars costs.
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Neil Tsosie
Guadalupe Flores
Marvin Igon
Grand Island
Cecil Hendricks
Certified Seed Promotes Use for Crop Insurance
A brief notice urges greater use of certified seed labeling as crop insurance strategy. It also advertises buying rubber bands at THE TELEGRAPH.
Urgent Potato Psyllid Control Urged Across Fields
Potato psyllid populations have risen in late and early potato fields prompting the Potato Development Division to urge growers to apply DDT dust or spray without delay. Ground equipment gives best coverage. plane dusting may help but is uncertain. Demonstrations with low pressure equipment are planned, with dates to be announced later.
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College of Agriculture Entomology Department
Lincoln
The Telegraph Stationery Catalog Highlights Smart Designs
Read about smart stationery designs in The Telegraph catalog featuring modern styles, practical layouts, and durable finishes for everyday writing tasks.
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The
Telegraph
Blaze Friday At Breternitz Bakery Fire
Sidney firefighters responded at 4 50 am to Breternitz Bakery to fight insulation material fire in the roof likely sparked by an overheated ventilation pipe. Workers smelled smoke the day before but could not locate it until flames broke out Friday morning. Damage limited to the roof, estimated around 100 dollars. Fire crew arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze.
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Sidney
Breternitz
Ed Bieternitz
Telegraph Announces Custom Columnar Pads and Sheets
The Telegraph notes they can furnish columnar pads and sheets in almost any size. If not in stock, delivery takes only a few days.
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THE
Telegraph
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Cambridge
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Robbert McKay
Merley Spearow
William Bullock
Scottsbluff
Clifford Stephenson
Walter Cork
Mr. Bullock
Louis Johnson
Francis Hiner
Bullock
Noble Grands Club
I. O
Mrs. Thorpe
James Thorpe
L. L. Pippitt
Ralph’ Osborn
Pippitt
Thorpe
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Vern Smith
Hutchison
Kansas
Jim Powell
Investment Service
Sien
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Ick Exchange
RS Eas
Eda
Northwestern Bell Telephone. Company
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Pepeemy
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