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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1949
Page
2
Dalton residents submit news to MRS HARVEY HEIZER for the Dalton column. Family visits, plays, bridge club results, church events, and local departures are reported, with notes on a new well project supplying water to Dalton and more community happenings.
Sunday gatherings marked the week with visits and dinners as families relocate, celebrate birthdays, and honor relatives. Local clubs held events while a PTA talent show looms. Twin babies were born to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Schlieker, linking to Irene Kummer of Sidney family notes.
Mrs Art Pelster hosted a salady luncheon on April 20 with D B R members and guests Mrs J B Pankau Mrs Clifton Osborn and Mrs Neal Rowan of Gurley. Bridge dominated the afternoon with prizes to Mrs Harold Warren high and traveling second high to Mrs Harold Hyde and third to Mrs Lyle Rabe. Osborne topped guest high. Next meeting a dessert bridge May 5 at Mrs Donald Kreader’s home. Hospital notes list admissions and dismissals with several local names.
Mimeograph paper in letter or legal size available at The Telegraph. Ideal for offices and school use, stock up when needed.
Mrs Paul Kinne and children spent Sunday afternoon in the Paul Misegadis home. The Larkin guests from Ong stayed Monday night at the I A Caldwell home en route from Colorado Springs. Mrs No lan Steele and daughter joined them for a weeks stay at the Larkin home. Mrs Richard Fraass of Sidney visited Emma Shimka Monday. Jack Englert of Longmont Colorado is visiting Sund this week. The Misegadis hosted Lynda's birthday with Ed and Bob Misegadis families, Bob Englert of Lodgepole, and Jimmy Johnson of Sidney. The Caldwell board of education was hosted Sunday evening by I A Caldwell with Elmer Putt on hand, plus Bill Fleming, Hugh Paris, Edson Madden, Maurice Nelson, Joe Robirds, Muriel Crosby, Gale Dockett and Cecil Hunt present. Whist entertained the evening. Mrs Tom Allington had an operation in Denver last week and is improving. Theo Houser and wife visited Scottsbluff relatives Sunday. Bernard Dailey hosted a Stanley party last Tuesday afternoon. Muriel Crosby, Harold Koehler, and Mrs Deaver visited Cecil Hunt and I A Caldwell Sunday morning and Cecil Hunt Tuesday with Mrs Deaver and children. The Telegraph notes you can get Red Writing Hood typewriter carbon paper there.
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