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Newspaper
The Telegraph News
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1930
Page
9
Local notes show numerous residents visiting Denver and nearby resorts over the weekend. The list includes Wordens Daggetts Richars McIntosh and other families traveling to Estes Park Wahoo Scottsbluff and Red Feather for leisure and relatives.
Mrs Carl Jones left early Sunday for Denver and Idaho Springs. The Ladeyards returned home that night with daughter Thelma who attended camp at Idaho Springs last week with the Cha May Campfire group. Mrs Jones joined sister and husband in Denver and traveled to the Springs returning that evening with daughter Catherine for visits through the week.
Kleins hosted a Sunday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krumm at their apartment. A Thursday dinner at Mrs. H. Borland's featured June McDaniel Ferne Riggs and Mrs. F. H. Corbin among guests.
G. Lowe hosted a stylish Saturday luncheon at the former home for Mrs. Max Critchfield of Indianapolis. After luncheon guests played bridge with three tables active and prizes awarded to Mrs. Joe Simodynes, Mrs. Leo Bartholomew, and Mrs. R. P. Kepler.
Eastern Star Kensington holds Tuesday afternoon at Masonic club rooms Rebekah Kensington meets Wednesday afternoon at Rebekah kitchen Easter Star chapter gathers Wednesday night at eight Missionary society of Presbyterian church Friday afternoon at Mrs G 3 H Louthan home Home Missionary society of Methodist church Friday afternoon at Mrs Ed Ahrens home
The Stan ton Register reproduces a clipped wedding account for Ronald Barner and Mary Pilger. The notice notes the ceremony details and participants as printed in the original report.
Frederick Cornelius DeGraw of Mitchell and Faye L. Catron of Bridgeport married Monday afternoon at the court house. Judge G P Kratz performed the ceremony with Mrs F H Corbin and Miss Mary Harr as witnesses.
The ceremony was held at 11 o'clock Monday morning, June 16, at the Pilger home with Judge G. P. Kratz officiating. Mary Elizabeth Pilger became the bride of Ronald D. Barker of Ogallala in a peach chiffon gown. Readings included Because sung by Helen Pilger and I Love You Truly during the ceremony. Out-of-town guests joined family for a luncheon after the service.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson died at the Children's Hospital in Denver Friday night. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the Gehrig-Stone funeral chapel with Rev. J. H. Bicknell officiating. Burial was in Sidney Greenwood Cemetery. Mr Wilson is division service manager for the Gleaner Baldwin Company. They have a five year old son.
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