Ruth Hughes Weds Keith Smith in August First Methodist Ceremony
Ruth Hughes daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Hughes of Torrington became the bride of Keith Smith son of Mrs. Merle V. Smith of Sidney Nebr in a Sunday August 24 ceremony at the First Methodist Church. Rev Claire C Hoyt officiated with garden decor of huckleberry and gladioli. The bridal party included Mrs Jack Mayberry matron of honor and sisters Mrs Paul Mundschenk and Miss Virginia Eden as bridesmaids. Gerald Wadleigh served as best man. ushers were Earl Hughes Paul Mundschenk George Alexander and others. After a reception the couple planned to live in Sidney Nebr.
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Ruth Hughes
Keith Smith
First Methodist
M. F. Hughes
Torrington
Merle V. Smith
Sidney
Nebr
Claire C. Hoyt
Elias
Jack Mayberry
Paul Mundschenk
Virginia Eden
Bertha Blair
Inez Hancock
Smith
Huntly High School
University of Wyoming
State Department of Education
Cheyenne
University of Washington
Navy
Nebraska
Earl
Mary
Dean
William M. Hughes
Warner Buckman
Greeley
Walter Shoemaker
Mary Smith
Andy Johnson
Ludington
Sidney High School
Minnesota Bible School
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Western Drug Company
O. E. Johnson
Nebraska Drivers Grounded Under Safety Responsibility Law
Nebraska reports show 26,233 motorists grounded over two years under the safety responsibility law to curb reckless driving. Among them 1,530 faced drunken driving charges and 4,065 convictions prompted revocations, with 4,104 still suspended. An additional 33,079 suspensions arose from failure to report accidents and financial responsibility requirements for injury or $50+ property damage.
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Nebraska
Dwight Havens
Nebraska State Safety Council
Motor
Medical Service To Be In County Hands
County control will replace a state standard for medical aid under state guidance. W H Diers chairs the board of control and says counties will design plans for care hospitalization and medical fees. The move aims to fit local needs without reducing access while cutting costs.
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W. H. Diers
Board of Control
Diers
Assistance Department
Winco
Dietibutor
New Railroad Travel Installment Plan Expands Access
Fifty major eastern and western railroads announce a Travel Installment Plan effective September 1. H W Siddall says credit is arranged with local banks, no down payment, twenty four hour credit decisions, and monthly payments for transport, Pullman, tours, side trips, and even travel clothing.
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H. W. Siddall
Railroad Passenger Interritorial Committee
Eastern and Western Territories
Siddall
Travel Installment Plan Replacements Plan Discontinued
The Travel Installment Plan replaced the prior arrangement offered through Travelers Credit Corporation in 1940. It provided monthly payments over up to one year but was discontinued during the war years, being financed by a corporation separate from the railroads and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Ticket Office
Rail Travel Credit Agency
Mr. Siddall
We Travelers , Credit “Corporation
Highway Patrol Camp Opens at Camp Ashland
Capt. C. J. Sanders announced a new patrolmen training camp began September 1 at Camp Ashland. The program runs five weeks under Nebraska safety patrol leadership.
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Highway Patrol
Ashland
C. J. Sanders
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Camp
Sanders
Seventy-five compete as 47 named for five weeks training
Forty-seven men were selected from seventy-five applicants who took the Merit System examinations and interviews at Lincoln on August 19 and 20. At camp end, thirty candidates will be chosen for immediate patrol duty, with the remaining placed in reserve for future duty.
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Lincoln
Genuine Rubber Bands Quarter Pound Boxes at Telegraph
Readable lines announce genuine rubber bands sold in quarter pound boxes for six cents at The Telegraph store. The brief item notes a low price and location for shoppers seeking office or school supplies.
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Wyoming
Eagle
Helen Peets
Kuehn
Marilyn, Jorgensen
Miss Jorgenson
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Helen Leddingham
Lee Gain
Co. B. Johnson
C. B. Johnson
H. M. Underwood
Elmer Holtman
Gus Hellbush
Myrtle Leddingham
Dunn
Sydney Dunn
Lon Miller
Ann
G. O. Holtman
Harriett Kidney
Harry Lindley
Lodgepole
Robert Miller
Mickey Holtman
Helsers
John Helzer
Merle Spearow
Helzer
Clyde Johnson
Shirley
Earl Johnson
Jimmie Cole
H. E. Pierson
Martha
Glenn Hedgecock
Clifford Bloomenrader
Laramie
Spearow
Beta Sigma Phi
Alpha NY
Country Club
Ross Barker
Marjorie Seckler
Sterling
Colorado
Seckler
Virginia Tremont
Beta Sigma
Barkey
Sidney Ladies
Dalton
Forrest Planck
Neal Rowan
Rita Filbin
Allen Stikker
Gilbert Meyers
Thelma Hyde
Mildred Hyde
Bernice Munshaw
Delores Warren
Robert van Gundy
Mouse
Gordon Tobin
Robert Clark
Neal Atkins
Saddle Club
Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
Neal Dunlavy
Cheyenne County Fair
Clifford Jensen
George Hossack
Leland Troutman
Emanuel Troutman
Leland
Noel Golden
Harry Grigsby
Alvin Kahl
Bill Peterson
George Martin
Jake Schilling
Mr. Troutman
Troutman
Gene Kelly
Marie McDonald
M-G-M
Fox
Gene
Marie
Charles Winninger
Phyllis Thaxter
Spring Byington
Head
Cheyenne County
H. Stevens
Sean 'Geth
A.C
D.C
West Electric
Niobrara Ave
Iliazice
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Travel
Berlington
Hasel’s Cafe
Bergner Motor Co. and
Kenny’s Body Shop
Sidney, Nebraska
American Legion Club
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