Dalton News Storms Delay Community Events
Snow and a Thursday blizzard forced numerous postponements in Dalton. Beta Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi postponed its style show to April 7 at the Legion Hall basement. Garden Club and senior class play, church services, and cemetery rites were delayed or canceled. School was disrupted with one day lost and buses twice rerouted. Local residents attended postponed gatherings and noted related visits and engagements amid the winter weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Theta
Beta Sigma Phi
Fellowship
Dalton Presbytrian
Legion Hall
Dalton Garden Club
Harold Wylie
Carthe
Dalton Prosper
Dalton Cemetery
Lela Mauk
Bridgeport
Local notes from Dalton area residents and events
Miss Jane is an honor student at Hastings College. The Duggers of Tacoma visited the Davison home along with John Davison. Mr and Mrs Virks visited Big Springs to see the newborn baby. Jobe improves in hospital after transport by Rescue Unit. Friday marked their 53rd wedding anniversary. Snow and weather affected travel and school transport. Graveside services for Mrs Mauk rescheduled for Friday at 2 p.m. Roads opening after snow. Electric service remained stable during storm. M C C Club to meet April 16 with Mrs Brunner. Clif Draper recovered after snow incident and was discharged. Circle 4 surgery sale postponed. Gilbert Myers discharged home after heart attack. Palm Sunday King of Kings to be shown at Dalton Lutheran Church. Mrs Brestel begins two weeks vacation. Wilma Gabriel to cover at bank. Gurley Garden Club postponed. new date TBA.
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Donald Kreader
Mannie Kreader
Jan
Heineman
Lil Bryan
Scottsbluff
Elfrieda (Hellman) Inks
Denver
Dalton
Elmer Graff
Fred Rathman Jr
Bob Siefer
John Heizer
John H Davison
B. O. Tracy
Lincoln
Davison
Sidney
Sidney Presbyterian Church
Horn
Don Moody
Garden Club
Clara Stoll
V. E
Bus) Sanders
Bridgeport
Jane
Roy D. Vick
R. E. Richardson
Paul Vick
Sanders
Vick
Valton
Hastings College
Lauren Dugger
Harriet Bussard
Tacoma
Washington
James Davison
John Davison
Duggers
Dugger
John Eckerts
James
Va. W. Virks
Big Springs
C. S. Jobe
Dalton Hospital
Mauk
M. C. C. Club
Harold Brunner
Clif Draper
Ted Kallhoff
Kallhoff
Circle 4
City Auditorium
Henry Henke
Gilbert Myers
King of Kings
Dalton Lutheran Church
Stanley Brestel
Dalton State Bank
Wilma Gabriel
Gurley
Sidney Draw News Highlights Quiet Weekend Activities
District 36 enjoyed a two day storm vacation while families from Sidney and Dalton joined kin in Potter Loveland and Denver for visits and dinners. Bill Bauer prepares for Japan on the USS Reclamer with Pearl Harbor posting, as Banner County celebrates a spelling contest victory.
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ED Powell
Burlington
McAlester
Oklo
Tyndall Air Force Base
Florida
Powell
Dalton News
Miya
Clarence Mellberg
Pat Clark
Russell ‘Meliberg
Lil ’ Bryan
Collie Kreader
Wenu
Cottace
Trede Mik
U.S
Pat
H & J Fence
Hughes-Josten Lumber CO
Bill Bauer
Japan
Katherine Lee
John Owens
Oshkosh
Lee
Banner County
Robert Kurz
Eugene Kerns
Haupt
Kurz
Frank Kennedy
Judy
Frank
Fred Flohr
Henry Haupt
Albin Olson
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Jerry Haupt
Mick Born
Jim Mohatt
Mary Mohatt
Dan Benzel
Bernard Grothe
Potter
George Bauer
Hattie Bloome
Paul Bloome
Loveland
Colorado
Yeoman
Pearl Harbor
Francis Mitchell
Barbara
Betty Benzel
Pete Rapp
Paul Wilson
Edwin Wilson
Frances Mitchell
Jim Mitchell
Spicknell
Thelma Meenan
San Gabriel
Calif
Sam Sweet
H. van Aelstyn
Roger
Carol Jean Meininger
Frank Kurz
District 36
Robert Kurz and Sons
Howard Kurz
Albert Haupt
Dean Smith
Mr. Smith
Juanita van Aelstyn
Cheyenne
Harold Smith
Kimball
Joe Green
Marvin Kettler
Keith Wilson
Texas
Jerry Fehringer
Chappell
Mohatt
Fehringer
Marleen Mohatt
Youth Center
Alois Davis
Robert
Richard Kurz
George Fahy
Ed Osborn
Cliff Bowen
Tom Spicknell
Karen
Jackie Kurz
St. Martha's Guild—Episcopal Church Parish Hall
Linden
Ford
Daytona
Indianapolis
Bonneville
Utah
JOE A. Gibson, Inc
Sidney, Nebraska
Illinois
Sandy” McCormick
Hirest
John Deerem
Farmall M
McCormick
Farmall Cub
Rod Weeder
New Holland
Combine
John Deere
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