Dalton Bride Marjorie Andersen Weds Glen Bale
In a candlelight ceremony at Trinity Lutheran Dalton, Miss Marjorie Frances Andersen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Andersen of Dalton, married Glen Wallace Bale, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bale of Lodgepole. The Rev. Ray W. Bartels led the double ring service for about 150 guests with organists and a quartet. The bride wore white satin with pearl bouquet. maid of honor Annabelle Brogren and bridesmaids Lucille Peterson wore aqua gowns. The couple will reside in Lodgepole where Bale works in construction. Andersen has taught in Cheyenne County rural schools. Out-of-town guests included Christensen of Fremont and others. The Dalton 4-H club and local social groups noted the event alongside other community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bale-Andersen
Trinity Lutheran Church
Dalton
Marjorie
Frances “Andersen
Martin Andersen
Glen “Wallace Bale
Alvin C. Bale
Lodgepole
Ray W. Bartels
Annabelle Brogren
Menzelssohn
Jack Bale
Lincoln
Henry W. Christensen
Fremont
Mary Jane Bale
Omaha
Lucille Peterson
Sidney
Kenwood Anderson
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Sheldon Bale
North Platte
Herbert Marx
Princess Ines
Leonard Rieken
Delores Block
Mary Ellen Schlagel
Culbertson
Fatelga Treinen
Colorado Mountains
Lila Lou Allman
Shirley D. Warner
Bushnell
First Methodist Church
McCook
Nebraska
Benjamin Schwartz
Miss Allman
William E. Allman
Warner
Arthur G. Warner
Raymond Oliverius
Oliverius
Colorado
Banner County
Upcoming Lodge and Club Meetings Schedule
Wednesday events include Rebekah Lodge at IOOF Hall 8 p m with banquet at Yendis Cafe and gathering at Hall from 6 p m. Thursday features Dorcas Society at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church parlors Westminster Circle at 1 30 p m Mrs Paul Faust in charge W S C S General meeting at Methodist Church parlors and Christian Women Fellowship at Christian Church parlors with officer installation St Pauls Aid Society at Mrs Irvin Ehlers 1644 Newton St co hosts Mrs Walter Aurich and Mrs Raymond Aurich. Monday June 11 Past Matrons Club at Yen dis Party Room 2 p m with Mrs A E Wright and Mrs H C Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Westminster Circle
Presbyterian Church
Paul Faust
Christian Women Fellowship
Christian Church
St. Paul’s Aid Society
Irvin Ehlers
Newton St
Walter Aurich
Raymond ‘Aurich
Yendis
A. E. Wright
H. C. Craig
Mrs Henry Johnson Buried At Holyoke
Funeral services were held in Holyoke Colorado for Mrs Henry Johnson of Denver former Sidney resident who died May 28 at her daughter’s home. Born September 15 1898 at Cedar Rapids Nebraska she is survived by her husband Clyde Joseph Johnson two daughters Mrs Noel Wade and Mrs Schaeffer two brothers and six grandchildren. Funeral held at the Church of Christ in Holyoke with out of town relatives from Sidney attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Colorado
Henry Johnson
Denver
Sidney
Earl Schaeffer, Jr
Johnson
Mary Ellen Sterling
Cedar Rapids
Nebraska
Henry I. Johnson
Clyde Joseph
Fresno
Calif
Noel’ Wade
Schaeffer
Lie B. Sterling
Wade H. Sterling
Gurley
Nebr
Church of Christ In
Navy recruits and family milestones listed in Sidney
Three young men recently began military instruction at the Naval Training Center San Diego. Daniel J. McLaughlin Wayne H. Schneider and Duane B. Schneider, ages 18 and 17, are among new seaman recruits from Sidney. Warrant Officer Henry Schnell announces the birth of Lona Lee Schnell on May 28 in Springfield Memorial Hospital. Wendell Belieu, an airman apprentice, reports for duty at Jacksonville Naval Air Tech Training Center after recruit training at San Diego. Midshipman Leo Brachtenbach of Sidney prepares for CAMID VI amphibious training at Little Creek Virginia and carrier indoctrination with naval and air force cruises.
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Sidney
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Daniel J. Mclaughlin
14Th Ave
Duané’b. Schneider
Wayne
H. Schneider
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Henry Schnell
Lona Lee
Memorial ‘Hospital
Springfield
Schnell
Illinois
Wendell F. Belieu
USN
Forrest Belieu
U. S. Naval Air Technical
Jacksonville
Fla
Belieu
Naval Service
U.S. Naval Training Center
Chadron State College
Chadron
Prapette Bottling~ Co
Northatte
Leo Brachtenbach
USNA
Nick Brachtenbach
U. S. Naval Amphibious Base
Little Creek
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Naval Air
Rites Held for Mrs May Childers in Denver
Services were held in Denver Friday for Mrs May Childers 76 who died Memorial Day after weeks of illness Burial was at Littleton She was born March 10 1875 in Benson Illinois moved to Sidney area 1884 married James K Childers May 17 1900 They later moved to Englewood Colorado in 1940 Survived by daughter Alice Blanche Slawson Denver son Orvilesz Lincoln two grandchildren a sister Emma Phelps Beloit Wis and a brother James Cawley Langdon N D
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Denver
May Childers
Littleton
Cole
May Cawley
Benson
Illinois
Sidney
James K. Childers
Englewood
Colo
Childers
The Telegraph Wants Ads for DC-87 Stamps
The notice mentions rubber stamps you need for DC-87 certification priced at $1.50 and promotes Telegraph Want Ads as the results source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Shaw Burial Held Friday in Potter
Rites conducted at Lutheran Church of Potter for Charles M. Shaw 85 who was instantly killed Tuesday when struck by an automobile as he waited to cross Highway 30 into Potter. Rev. Waldemar Gies led services. burial in Potter Cemetery by Gehrig Funeral Home. Pallbearers listed. Born January 10, 1866, at Whiterock Illinois, he lived in Filley Plymouth and Hebron Nebraska.
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Potter
Charles
M. Shaw
Shaw
Highway 30
Waldemar Gies
Gehrig Funeral Home
John Jessop
John Nelson
Charles Smith
Maurice Offerson
Jack Nelson
Charles Fisher
Charles Milton Snow
Whiterock
Ilinois
Filley
Plymouth
Hebron
Nebraska
Obituary of Alvin Shaw With Missing Fragments From 1918 Entry
The obituary notes Alvin Shaw, who came to Potter in 1918, married Annie H Coffin in 1893 at Plymouth and Mabel Mitchell in 1907 at Hebron. Surviving are his wife, a son Robert, a daughter Maryon Shaw Reed of Phoenix, Arizona, a sister Helen Paine of Lincoln, and ten grandchildren. Son Alvin died in October 1950.
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Potter
Plymouth
Annie
H. Coffin
Hebron
Mabel Mitchell
Robert
Maryon Shaw Reed
Phoenix
Arizona
Helen Paine
Lincoln
Alvin
LGDB Club elects officers and plans projects
The LGDB Club held its first meeting at Donna Moench’s home. Sharon Wheeler was chosen president, Peggy Hagemeister vice president, Barbee Smith secretary, Donna Moench treasurer, and Marlene Meester news reporter with Verlee Schreiner as another member. Projects include Lounging and Sleeping, School Clothes, and Work and Play. Leader is Mrs. Marvin Moench, assistant Mrs. August Juedes. Next meeting set for May 31 at 2 p m at Mrs. Juedes’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lgdb Club
Donna Moench
Sharon Wheeler
Peggy Hagemeister
Barbee Smith
Marlene Meester
Verlee Schreiner
Marvin Moench
August Juedes
Juedes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers 4-H Club
Keith
Bobby Warren
Bobby’s
Eileen Westerhoff
Gold Star Mothers Tea
American Legion Auxiliary
Mes
W. P. Ackerman
Johanna Bolz
W. E. Chambers
John DeMers
Rena McCleneghan
Marguerite McMillan
Mable Price
Otto Rauss
Marguerite Sterling
Joe Mollet- Pourea
Delores Fuller
J. W. Johnson
Dorothy Claycomb
Don Watts
Carl Christ, Jr
Charles Dalton
Altar Society
Thomas ‘O’connell, Jr
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Thomas O'Connell
Harold O’connor
E. A. Winter
E. S. Stokes
Eloise Davis
M. J. Murray
Lawrence Clinton
Joe Haugan
Joe Baley
Robert Kall
Neighbors Club
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Clark
B. O. Tracy
Frank Helms
Rae Jones
Ira Steward
H. P. Craig
Craig
Fred Thompson
Tank
Emiel Tank
Birthday Club
Victor Rapp
Mrs. Tank
Melvin Meester
Mrs. Loyal Tank
R. R. Berry
Block
Thimble Club
Martin Block
Hilbert Borcher
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Yendis Cafe
Capitol
Surance Companies
Written
W.P. Ackerman Agency
Jackson Street
Ford
WNDLY
Vaaliay
Sister
Brother
Thompson
Dial
10Th Ave
Llnions
Wards
Wards Sporting Goods Department
West
Nebredska Ex
Somana
Ben
Efford
Coleman
Pestady
THE
the Telegraph
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