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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1945
Page
3
Dalton residents share visits with relatives in Oregon and Chicago while family milestones unfold. Local clubs meet, church activities planned, and volunteers prepare bake sales as retirees travel and service groups coordinate upcoming gatherings.
Dorothy Sprenger and Warren Jones of Newport Oregon were united in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s home on Sunday afternoon. The Rev Aarph Kersey officiated in the presence of immediate relatives. The bride wore a black and white two piece suit with white accessories and gardenia corsage.
A fragmentary births notice lists a nine pound son to Set and Mrs. Jack Harris, a nine pound daughter Lynne Ladine to Mr and Mrs Arthur Sharp of Bridgeport, and an eight pound son Wayne Charles to Mr and Mrs Kenneth McRoberts. Mrs Harris is identified as Marie Kallhoff before marriage.
The bride wore a blue business suit and was attended by her sister Mildred Sprenger and brother Pfc Charles Sprenger. Parents hosted a wedding dinner after the ceremony with a cake baked by the bride's aunt Mrs John Linwall. Guests included Alfred Sprenger Keith Sprenger Lingwall Verna Seavers and Eve lyn Lingwall. The couple left Sunday for a short honeymoon to the Black Hills and will reside in Oregon. The community offers best wishes.
Nebraska Safety Patrol increases strength this week from 13 to 38 with 12 newly trained officers assigned. New officers include Rudolph W Caha Jr of McCook, Dale E Justice of Scottsbluff, Bill D Ratliff of North Platte, and Thomas C Weddle of North Platte. September traffic fatalities reached 22, doubling 1944, with year to date at 162, 35 above 1944, as tragic trends persist.
Nebraska Safety Patrol reports nearly 600 motorists convicted for traffic violations in September with only 3 dismissals. Excessive speed led with 131 arrests, reckless driving 70, stop sign violations 61, and drunken driving 50. These arrests run about 17 percent higher than September 1944 for the same offenses.
South Calton residents share meals and visits as many families gather for dinners and Sunday visits. Several pairs travel to Cambridge and Brady for hunts and sales while others join gatherings at the Elsen, Deaver, and Morey households. Local hospitality shapes a week of visits, hosting, and community events.
Swiss Navy is no longer a joke as Neutral Sattzerlae'd operates ten merchant ships under its own flag. The text notes candy stains and pockets, offering tips on removing candy from garments with lukewarm water and vinegar. Telegraph want ads promise results.
The Appalachian mountain range derives its name from a tribe once living in northern Florida. The piece notes the historical link between indigenous peoples and the naming of the region.
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