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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1947

Page

4

Innes Deaver and Innes Wed in Sidney Nuptial Mass

The wedding of Elsie Ann Deaver and Charles Vance Innes took place at St. Patrick's Church Sidney on Wednesday October 29 at nine o'clock The Right Rev Msgr Anton Link officiated The ceremony featured chrysanthemums candles organ music and a purple orchid bouquet for the bride The couple will reside in Sidney and a wedding breakfast followed at the Lincoln Inn with relatives and friends in attendance.

Helen Peetz Ray Carboni Rays Brothers Joyce Bruckner Grand Island Louis Sterling Sidney Lincoln Inn Jack McVickers Gurley Deaver Larson Fischer Loretta Fischer George Fischer Proctor Colorado Donald E. Larson Elmer Larson First Methodist Walter L. Jewett Kathryn Ells Charles Bowers Betty Hare Harold Hecker Albert Godlewski Andrew Weresh Theresa Kennedy Robert Kennedy John Frank Kennedy

Community Socials and Club Events Highlight Week

Mrs. N. S. Miller won second high while Mrs. M. W. Osborn claimed the consolation prize at a Fox Wednesday event. Guests included Mrs. J. S. Dodds and Mrs. J. W. Johnson. Hostess Ellsworth Re-Deaf hosted at Lincoln Inn and at home with card tables and a lunchtime setting. contract judging awarded Mrs. Jerry Miller first prize and Mrs. Rae Jones second high. Guests included Mrs. Fred McHugh and Mrs. Russell Dedrick. Presbyterian Circle met with Mrs. Fred McHugh presiding and a Guatemala talk by Mrs. T. E. Kokjer. Sub-Debs held their October 29 meeting at Jane Story’s home with sponsor C. H. Bambitt introduced. Mrs. Donald Larson honored at a post nuptial shower hosted by Dolan and Elmer Larson. Sew and So Club under Mrs. Henri Siedow with Don Ross as guest and Charles Harris taken into membership. Busy Dozen Club led by J. R. Taylor hosted at her home with a dessert lunch and contract bridge won by Mrs. John Elwell. Entertainment included Dress the Bride with high score to Mrs. Clifford Johnson and low to Mrs. Leonard Cortney. Karen Lee Searles celebrated her fourth birthday with games, Halloween decor, and a birthday lunch. Adeline Rapp married Farl Overett tamperter at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. Henry Monnich officiating. Music by Dorothy Peterson and family attendance marked the ceremony.

Jane Story C. H. Bambitt C. A. Story Donna Dolan Taylor J. R. Taylor John Elwell Adeline Rapp Andy Rapp Farl Fverett Tamperter

Maya calendar system described by ancient Guatemala and Yucatan tribes

A calendar system more exact than European methods before the Gregorian reform was developed by Maya speakers in northern Guatemala and Yucatan, existing until shortly before the discovery of America.

Europe Guatemala Yucatan America

Mink in the wild and fur trade growth

The mink is described as a resourceful hunter of the weasel family, pursuing fish, frogs, rabbits, mice, birds, and poultry. Pelts range from light brown to glossy dark brown. Mink farming has become commercially important, with New York state fur industry values reaching five million dollars.

Mink New York State

Removing Fruit Stains and Cool Water Treatment

Washington State college specialists report some fruit stains wash out with boiling water, while at least four require cool-water treatment. Fresh peach pear cherry and plum stains respond to cool water glycerine or soapless shampoo, applied then left to stand before vinegar rinse.

Washington State College

Midwifery Decline in America Contrast in Germany Profitable

A brief look contrasts the decline of midwifery in the United States with its continuing profitability in Germany where women pursue the profession, reflecting differing cultural and regulatory landscapes.

America Germany

Jet Propulsion Puffins and Grebes Restricted Runway Takeoffs

Jet Propulsion Puffins cannot rise from the ground and must launch from cliff edges where their burrows lie. Grebes share the limitation, unable to take off unless ground is hard and smooth, providing an uninterrupted runway.

Popcorn Boom: Farmers Reap Record Dime Haul in 1945

Dimes and quarters spent by millions on popcorn boosted farmers' income to a record over 16 million dollars in 1945. The following year, 1946, yielded about nine million dollars, marking the next best year.

Water supply key to efficient orchard spraying

An adequate water supply, readily available, is crucial for efficient orchard spraying. Quick access to water ensures timely spraying, reduces drift, and supports uniform coverage across the orchard, improving pest and disease control outcomes.

Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Flohr on Oil Route

Mr and Mrs Alex Flohr thank their Dalton friends and patrons on the oil route for a beautiful anniversary gift. They say they shall cherish and enjoy it always and extend thanks to each one.

Dalton

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