Esther Wittig-Webber Wedding at South Divide Church
The ceremony for Esther Wittig and Elmer Webber occurred at 3 PM at South Divide Church with gladioli, asters, five branched candles, and a white taffeta gown with a pearl necklace. Rev Otto Wittig officiated during a double ring ceremony as organist Miss Preida Narjes played music including Lohengrin and Elgar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Wittig
Fred Wittig
Elmer Webber
Otto Webber
Wittenburg
Missouri
South Divide
Arnold Wittig
Victor Meyer
Preida Narjes
Elgar
Otto Wittig
Mary
Queen of Scotts
Evelyn Brauer
Gladys Brauer
Rudolph Schubarth
Alvin Narjes
Edward Meyer
Walter Aurich
Bernice Aurich
Eldora Neinheuser
Estes Park
Webber
Pride
Sidney High School
Pieters National Bank
Parser Union Oil Company
Sidney
Sunnyside Family Notices and Local Visits Report
Sunnyside residents share gatherings visiting relatives and hosting guests through the week. Families including Talich, Johnson, Brands, Theis, Hokom, Hernbloom, Olson, and Peters are cited at multiple homes in Sunnyside, Lodgepole, and Denver cattle shipments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Theis
Albert Brandl
John, Hokem
E. A. Johnson
J. A. “Talich
Lloyd Talich
Dale Talich
Duane
Oren Walters
Joyce Ingwerson
Ralph Talich
Gale
Snarrel
Alfred and
Henning Peters
Tera Peters
S. F. Irwin
Lester Theis
Harold Hernbloom
Walter Hernbloom
Harve Lindley
Oscar Olson
George Emanuelson
Lodgepole
Betty
V. W. Wise
Albert Brands
John Hokom
Richard Hernbloom
Denver
Morris
E. A.johnson
Mrs H J Elsen and others visit Sterling
South Colton residents Mrs H J Elsen and Mrs Elsen visit Sterling on Wednesday. Mrs Elsen and daughter dine with Mrs Arnold Draper and son. Mr and Mrs Muriel Crosby and daughters stay with Denver relatives. Mr and Mrs George Deaver attend a show in Sidney Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Elsen
Arnold Draper and
Herman Stueve
Arnold Draper
Muriel Crosby
Denver
George Deaver
Sidney
Hunt and Elsen Family Attend Lutheran Festival in Sidney
George, Ron and Don Hunt and Curtis Elsen called at the George Deaver name Sunday afternoon. Attendees at the Lutheran mission festival in Sidney included Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Reker and son, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Thomas and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Elsen and daughter, and Herman Stueve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Ron
Don Hunt
Curtis Elsen
George Deaver
Sidney
Ernie Reker
A. W. Thomas
H. J. Elsen
Herman Stueve
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. M. Gates
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist
Presbyterian Circle
Vern Livingston
J. C. Kreader
Harold Keith
Livingston
J. W. Johnson
Rae Jones
Forrest Belieu
Black
Thimble Club
M. J. Block
Arthur Patton
Leland Fell
Douglas Reetz
Potter
Marian Sherwood
J. W. Sherwood
Marian
Marian Miller
Virginia Larson
Marcelyn Dedrick
Joan Quimmer
Sharon Daniels
Jeanne Livingston
Lois Horton
Ardis Schlesselman
Arlene Hiner
George Barlow
Dean Smith
Buddy Osborn
Karl Madden
Ross
St. Paul’s Lutheran Aid Society
John Heinlein
Joel Hahler
A. D. Greenlee
Martin Dimeéry
Thomas Kokjer
J. R. Taylor
Corbell
Menmoriak
Herstead
Lef
Scotteblaft
THE
John Wayne
Bataan
Philippines
H. P
H.P
Fresno
Supreme
Hexegon
Wards Supreme
Tax Inc
Montgomery
Ems
Sunnyside
Dave Talich and Son
J. A. Talich Home
Eer
South Colton
THUR
SAT
Riversides
Riverside
Telegraph
Adla
Western Drug CO
Sidney, Nebr
Nelson
Laverne Nelson
Joe P. Schwartz
Nebraska
Laura
Sidney, Nebraska
Bu-Pro Gas CO
Nebr
W. Leroy Larson
Union National Life Insurance Co
Old Line Legal Reserve Stock Company
Maytag
Vogel Washer Shop
Idney
Sterling Colo
Main St
Russell F. Dedrick
New York Life Insurance Co
Seventh Ave
Ray Wellner
Moving and General
American National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Member
Federal Reserve System
Cheyenne County Abstract CO
G. W. Doran
Jackson Street
Cheyenne County Credit Bureau
Craig
Home For Funerals
Gehrig Funeral Home
Tenth Avenue
Local Storage and Hauling Service
W. P. Ackerman
Torrere Hk
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