Dalton News Highlights Local Groups And Births
Golden Circle Chapter 314 installed officers with Lucille Elsen as Worthy Matron and Walter Liedel as Worthy Patron. Community notes cover church events, club meetings, a new baby Carol Jean at Taylor Hospital, visits by relatives in Dalton, weather updates, and local society activities including the Piecemaker Club and Lutheran Ladies Aid. Hospital admissions and dismissals listed along with upcoming Legion Auxiliary meeting and local notable visits and completions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Circle
Order of the Eastern Star
Lucille Elsen
Walter Liedel
Merle Ross
Paul ‘Mortensen
Goldie E. Wolcott
Treas
Rose Gathman
Edith Webster
Ruth Rowan
Estyl Berry
Marshall
Grace Gamble
Adah
Eva
Fern Gathman
Ruth
Anna Mellberg
Esther
Mildred Arnell
Martha
Louise Cunningham
Electa
Florence Gish
Bernice
Munshaw
Katherine Hinman
Sentinel
George Bartels
Hannah Bartels
Roger Brennan
Gurley
Nebr
W. F. Osborn
Rex Carey
Willabelle Siefer
Ed Pullen
Sidney
Broadwater
Goodview Social Roundup Highlights Local Guests
Mrs Harold Isley hosts a busy sequence of dinners and gatherings in Goodview with multiple families visiting, Pinochle club games, and Sunday events. Attendees include James Campbell family, Lace Sprengel, Hubert Bondegard, and many neighbors from Julesburg to Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Campbell
James Jacobs
James Campbell
W. W. Haskel
Harry Newberg
James Haskell
Walt Wellsandt
Walter Riley
Oxford
Anna Kahrs
Dick Kastens
Hubert Bondegard
Harold Isley
Lace Sprengel
Hubert Boudegard
Tom Statler
Dale
Will Span
Bob Anderson
John Leidel
Julesburg
Ed Markel
Bill Christensen
Duane
Billy Ray
Lewellen Hospital
Lloyd Poster
Sidney
Garriett Scharre
Pred Kastens
Orville Kastens
Harold Kreider
Wayne Bond
R. O. Bond
Horace Quinn
Bob
Lavern Sprengel
Max Lindley
John Saiser
Lewis Schneider
June Line
Gwen Sterns
Lowell Hokom
Sam Erwin
Manley Christensen
Fremont
Stanley Stevens
Rose
Rita Wieble
Leoward Bond Homie
Otto Einnemann
Richard Bartling
Kenneth Peterson
Dennis Wals
Community News Roundup From South Sund Area
South Sund residents share events from Monday dinners to farm sales. Ed Ahlberg family attended a Production Credit Corporation dinner. A W. G. Brown farm sale drew a large crowd Thursday. Several visitors called on Mrs. Glenn O Dickinson at Taylor Hospital. G. W. Bonser home hosted visits, and the Keel family with infant stopped there Wednesday. The Kashke family returned from Savannah Missouri after medical care, while Mrs. Dickinson was discharged Saturday. W. G. Brown’s Crook restaurant opened with strong business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Hardin
California
Presbyterian Church
Alden Andersons
W. F. Osborn
Alden
R. Jay Roberts
Scottsbluff
Gene Dey Ermand
Dorothy Dianne
Kimball
Campbell
Julesburg
Rudy Harms
Judy
Faye Harms
R. C. Dutcher
Bobby
Waco
Texas
Omaha
Dalton
Bob
Albert Kruger
Gurley
Ronnie Decora
Broadwater
Fletcher Acker
Doyle Gale
Wm. Stefer
Jake Vogt
Ralph Hart
Ivan Albert
Lawrence Schmitt
Sidney
Herman Schmitz
Petersburg
Frances Scherer
Denver
Pete Thompson
James Devier
Mabel Baker
Ordville
Gilbert Myers
Penelope and le Moyne
Ethel Myers
Carl Baker
American Legion Auxiliary
George Worth
Maude Neel
August Kurth
Neels
Nellie Lane
Mr. Kurth
Heitman
le Moyne Myer
Frank Ogard
Garry
Bud Ogard
Marian Osborn
EF. E. Osborn
Kenneth Morgan
Edwin Heizer
Richard of
John Davison
Earl Munshaw
Clifford Rabe
Max Foster
Ed Ahlberg
Ronald
Production Credit Corporation
W. G
Arthur Kashke
Savannah
Glenn O. Dickinson
Taylor Hospital
W. G. Brown
Crook
Maple Grove Social Roundup at Home and Visits
Mrs Cecil Tremain and son Gerald and many neighbors shared visits Tuesday through Sunday at the Rasmussen, Michelman, Miles, Sharman, Runion, and Gell homes. Receptions included a 79th birthday at Mr Junker’s with a three tier cake and 79 candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Miles
Julia Rasmussen
Harvey Miles
Verne Sharman
Sharmans
Ed Miles
Albert Jelinek
Louis Johnson
Emma Gell
Cecil Tremain
Harry Stately
Frank Rasmussen
Albert Runion
Henry and
Earl
Albin Johnson
Ruth
W. T. Sharman
Ternoon
Chris Junker
Mr. Junker
Two-Eared Films and Sound Side Projection Experiment
The article notes experiments with two-eared films using soundtracks and dual reproducers on each screen side to deliver character voices from opposite sides as a character walks across. It also mentions seed coating with mud and fertilizer to reduce bird damage, federal interests in reseeding western ranges, and a primer on ancient dates as a sweetener before refined sugars with California now supplying most domestic dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Middle East
Africa
Asia
Card Of Thanks From Mrs L A Pearson
Mrs L A Pearson thanks friends and neighbors for kindness cards and flowers during her hospital stay.
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Dalton News
Carol Jean
Lloyd Own
Colo
Breddie
Anna Borges
Piecemaker Club
Henry Frentzel
Clayton Gillespie
Frentzel
Valentine
LeRoy Lessman
Bruce Parsons
Harrison, Nept
Waldo Parsons
Wilbanx
Mont
C. J. Carley
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Ray Gish
Alfred Swanson
Ethelyn
Patsy Connelly
St. Agnes Academy
Alliance
Fred Schuler
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Church Periorm
Joan Worth
LaVonna Peterson
Douglas
Wyo
Joan
Worths
Larry Worth
Mr. Worth
Mrs. Karr
Telegraph Printing Co
Goodview
Max Moore
Joplin
Montana
A. B. Thomson
Helen Newell
Dallas Clouse
Elmer H. Larson
South Sund
Maple Grove
Ed Mites
Cal Meyers
THE
American Legion Hall
Chappell
Telegraph
Lees
Jim Hoover
Sterling
Colorado
Gunderson Place
Potter
Highway 30
L. A. Pearson
Lodge Pole
Nebraska
Weyerts Church
Wesley Klinge
Geo. Frickey
Deuel County State Bank
Baldwin
Hart Parr
McCormick
McCormick Deering
van Brunt
John Deere
Chenny Rod Weeder
Elgin
Briggs and Stratton
F. L. Windsheimer
American National Bank
Elmer Kath
Aue
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