Local nuptials and community notices in March society page
Miss Dorothy Jensen wed Cecil Preston in a home ceremony on Sunday March 24 at 12 30 p.m. Attended by relatives the event featured a ring ceremony performed by Rev Henry Monnich. The couple will reside in Melbourne Nebraska where the groom runs a garage. Also reported are club meetings birthdays and open house events with multiple local families and guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jensen
Soren Jensen
Cecil C. Preston
Leslie Preston
Melbourne
Henry Mon‘nich
Wesley Jensen
Omaha
Preston
Gurley High School
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Lincoln
Nebraska
Melbourne High School
Army Air Force
William Klatt
Wm. Schafersman
Opal “Schafersman
South 34Th Street
Neraska
R. H. Melvard
Arlington
Schafersman
M. H. Kuhlman
Marion Kelsey
C. G. Schafersman
Frances Géer
Joseph Schneider
Monnday
George Sharpneck
H. R. Oakeson
W. W. Leslie
Carstinsen
Roscoe
California
C. J. Francisco
Vera Allen
Kensington host and church dinner announced
Wednesday event at Mrs. Gladys Burr residence 1835 Osage Street at 2 30 p m with Vesta Richardson as co host. Roll call answered with a housecleaning hint. Thursday Presbyterian Church Dinner set for 6 30 p m in the church dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
Gladys Burr
Osage Street
Vesta Richardson
Presbyterian Church
Plainview Club elects officers at Tuesday gathering
Seventeen members met at Mrs. J. R. Crabb home with co host Mrs. B. F. Daily for a 1 30 luncheon. Mrs. Muriel Crosby presided as officers were elected with Frank Morey named president and Crosby as vice president secretary treasurer Wm George news reporter Leon Lafler song leader Murrel Crosby music leader and committee members Daily Crabb Peetz Thomas Irwin named to year book committee. Meetings closed with club songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview Club
J. R.crabb
B. F. Daily
Muriel Crosby
Frank Morey
Murrel Crosby
Cecil Hunt
Wm. George
Leon Lafler
Frank Peetz
Arno Thomas
Robert Irwin
J. R. Crabb
Thee Merry Maids 4 H Club Elects New Officers
Thee Merry Maids 4 H Club met March 22 at Mrs Francis Hiners home with Miss Mary Burbank and several mothers present. Officers elected were Marian Sherwood president Joan Mahaffey vice president Arlene Hiner secretary Jeanne Livingston News reporter Lois Horton telephone girl and Beverly Wasser song leader. The group decided to study homemaking. The next meeting will be at Beverly Water’s home on April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee
Merry Maids
Francis Hiner
Mary Burbank
Marian Sherwood
Joan Mahaffey
Arlene Hiner
Jeanne Livingston
Lois Horton
Beverly Wasser
Jolly Fellows Cooking Club Welcomes New Member and Plans Picnic
March meeting at Rex Chichester’s home opened with roll call and pudding. Jim Mintken joined as a new member making the club a charter group. Guests included Mr and Mrs Chichester and Cetin Warren. A fishing picnic is planned. Mrs Bullock’s mother, a noted pianist, will perform at the next gathering. Members prepared asparagus, potato soup, and three cabbage slaws, with five minute cabbage praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Fellows
Rex Chichester
Duane Warren
Jim Mintken
Alfred Leger
Nebraska Weather Declared Favorable by Filley Professor
Prof H C Filley University of Nebraska rural economist cites Nebraska as a strong producer. He notes Lincoln sunshine hours surpass Los Angeles, cattle and pork production exceed Colorado and Montana, butter output tops New England states, and Nebraska ranks high in honey beet sugar corn and seed potatoes with winter wheat and hay placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
H. C. Filley
University of Nebraska
Filley
Neraska
New England
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Through Car Service to Coast with No Extra Fare
Union Pacific will run daily coast to coast through car Pullman service from Omaha starting March 31 with routes to New York Washington Boston and to Los Angeles and San Francisco. No extra fare will be charged on these schedules set in agreement with Union Pacific partners. Travelers may conduct a full business day in either hub and still arrive by morning in coastal cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebr
New York
Washington
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Union Pacific Railroad
Pennsylvania Lines
New York Central
Chicago and North Western
Southern Pacific
F. W. Robinson
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
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Nucraft
Sys At
Board of Trustees
Potter
Alfred. Arnell
Elmer
Seyfang
Raymond Slocumb
Emil Nelson
Board of Education
Cheyenne County
George Coulter
Chester
Aelen
Kenneth Rose
Ray Wiekhorst
G. V. Doran
Rebecca Baker
Hazel’s Cafe
Doran
J. L. Tewell
E. L. Uptegrove
Willing Workers Society
Christian Church
Dick Roberts
William Bergner
Albert Coyle
George Burr
Roy Buchanan
Otho Campbell
Women’s Society of Christian Servce
Methodist Church
H. W. Ells
Charles Hornaday
M. L. Anthony
E. M. Gates
Julia Mann
Franklin Hornaday
Kathryn Ells
Ernest Jaeckel
J. O. Lobb
W. L. Jewett
Harold Adams
Adams
N. W. Ladegard
Harold
Wanda Gerlach
Louie Sebold
Mrs
Leland Fell
Emanuel Troutman
Thimble Club
Earl Russell
Mrs. Story Sewing Club
C. A. Story
Fred George
Robert Welsh
Whitmire
A. F. Whitmire
Birthday Club
Martin Block
Carl Christ
Pat Deir
Frank Raddatz
Tena Miller
Franklin Dedrick
Jens Englert
C. H. Kreader
H. C. Heineman
Dedrick
Marianne Treinen
John Treinen
Patricia
George Fehringer
Marianne
Marion Loch
Hearts
Gerry Weller
Eileen Cortney
Treinen
June Short
Gloria Peetz
Rosemary O'Neil
Ella Mae Beyer
Frances Johnston
Mary Swanke
Mary Jo McIntosh
Patricia Mohatt
Theresa Maher
Luella Groeger
Marjorie Feik
CLUB
Jolly Fellows Cooking Club
U.P
PSJ
Matinee
Vanayl Fr
Zanucs
Gene Tiers
Anu
Charles
Joan William Coburm
Rehnett - Eythe
Berry Fleming
Coleone Fifinghars
Ayeus
Siena
TUE Frei
Aneome
Met
Américan National Bank
Wney, Nebrask
Farme.s
Mane
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