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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1952
Page
3
Dalton Nebraska church notices and community items. Reports on visits, travel, and illnesses plus notes on church services at Lutheran, Blythe God, and Presbyterian congregations. Mentions of visitors from Sidney Alliance and Ogallala, local marriages, baptisms, and ongoing remodeling at the parsonage.
The article details Scout meetings and health education including a film How to Catch a Cold, new assistant leader Mrs Ray Henke, and patrols planning health topics. It also lists visitors, church and club events, bridge and needlework group meetings, birthdays, and hospital admissions for Mrs Edward Walsh.
Franklin Gillespie Broadwater April 16 Mrs Clarence Mellberg April 19 Mrs Eldo Blome Bridgeport April 19 Gene Schwabauer Scottsbluff April 21 Dismissed April 16 18 20 Births Mr and Mrs Edward Walsh daughter Ann Therese April 19 Mr and Mine Elda Blome daughter April 20. Plans to visit Fort Riley Kans as Jack Worth trains there. Douglas Kling’s tenth birthday celebrated with sixteen children. Easter visits and travel by local families. Weather described as springlike with varied precipitation. Community notices include school events and a fire incident in Dalton.
Mary Manning presents a simple method to increase milk consumption among children. Place cold Fairmont Milk on the table beside the pitcher and watch youngsters request seconds. The piece notes milk's lifelong role in nutrition for all ages.
The Telegraph advertises printing services for letterheads and envelopes and offers layout assistance to customers seeking custom stationery. The notice emphasizes professional design and formatting support for businesses and individuals.
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