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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1956
Page
2
Miss Ruth Christine Ketchersid wed Glenn D. Fraass in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church Lodgepole. The couple plans to reside in Lodgepole after June 10 with out of town guests from Sidney Potter Bridgeport and Chappell.
Betty Lou Bond and Robert Crabb married at Chapel of the Angels in Denver in a 6 o clock ceremony. The couple, both from Lodgepole, were joined by Rev. W C Risinger with a spring floral altar. The bride wore pelon lace and tulle, carried white carnations, and a white Bible. The wedding party included matron of honor Gerald Fauss and bridesmaids Linda Bond Phyllis Brands. Best man Ronald Crabb and ushers Gerald Fauss Richard Crabb. A Denver reception followed at Tiffanys. The couple will reside at 1629 Clarkson Avenue in Denver.
Mrs Albert Christensen hosted 20 Lutheran Ladies Missionary League members in her home on Tuesday evening with Mrs Melvin Peterson as a guest and Mrs Margaret Anderson as co host. Mrs Lewis Schneider led the business meeting where a new constitution was discussed. Mrs Henry Monnich gave the lesson Missions In Song. The next meeting is July 3 with Mrs Ben Folkerts. More than 1 500 saber tooth tiger skulls have been recovered from the La Brea tar pits at Los Angeles.
Five Potter girls joined the 12th annual FHA Workshop at Kearney State Teachers College Nebraska from May 30 to June 1 to improve FHA knowledge and elect district officers. Betty Madden and Dee Harr were the Potter nominees. details cover Memorial Day observances and local community notes.
Sunol notes an inch and a half of rain with heavy hail damage south of town. Local social items record Mrs A A Fenske and Mrs Dean Numann hosting visitors, a Lodgepole softball win, and Royal Neighbors banquet service for 125 guests.
At the University of Michigan seminar officials spoke on crewless trains guided by electronics. Trials have shown up to ten miles of operation with perforated tape controlling the run, but experts expect crewless trains to be limited to freight yards for several years.
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