Dalton News Highlights Local Family Events and Moves
Dalton residents share family visits, relocations, and community notes. A parade of updates covers travels to California and Iowa, new moves to Dalton farms, a birthday party, a hospital stay, a fire scare at Graff Garage, and upcoming meetings and fundraisers in the community.
Local Notes On Community Visit Notables And Games
Last Monday was a warm washday and memories of packing and shipping jokes about Russia. Tuesday saw Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson help Jake Thompson butcher while Sgt. and Mrs. Lester Rufenacht and Sandy returned home with the Krastons from Chappell. At Sterling they ate. a generous couple paid for dinner. Wednesday's wind kept many at the Ladies Aid meeting as visitors joined in becoming members. The Rufenacht trio Walter Lester Loretta and Mary Ann went to Lodgepole to see the Mustang versus Panther game, which the Mustangs won. Sunday brought visiting dinner guests from Sidney and Sibley. Jake Thompson and family dined with Harry Thompson. Sid ney shoppers also visited.
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Lingle
Wyo
Carley
Frank Geller
California
Lucille
Charles
Schuler
Grandma Schuler
George Mivett
Gertarde Ravert
Archie
Walter
Billie Raverts
Billie
Ned Baker
Overton
Harold Winkleman
Bob Greeley
Burlington Uuction
Freddie Borges
Arthur Rathman
Anna Borgess
Gerald Larson
John Kallenback
Henry Marx
Dalton
Junnior Hopkins
Ainkle
Willing Workers Farm Bureau Unit
Cramer School
Dalton-Gurley
Dewey Dirks
Morrill County Veterans Memorial Hospital
Kinkaid School
Henry Klinge
Klinge
Della Lif
Torrington
Nother
Lou Finn
Graff
St. Mary’s Church
Charles Lansing
Lion’s Club
Don Daly
Ray Arnell
Marguerite McKay
John Minikin
Ernie Nelson
Berton Cunningham
Clif Berry
Ray Buchanan
Fred Rathman
Iowa
Rev
Bartel
Sioux City
Scribner
Borges
Nepheew
Louis Allbright
Congregational Church
Wm. Siefer
Jeanne Rathman
Schuetz
Henry Bloome
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Roy Gish
Sidney
W. L. Chichester
Mr. Gish
Irvin Campbell
Carl Christensen
John Harms
Christensens
Youth Center
Judy Ann Pelster
Gale Gish
Bobby Routh
Kathy Pelster
Ronny War
Ren
Penny Lou Meyers
Mary Jo Marrin
Valentine
Rex Carey
Thermopolis
Broadwater
H. L. Heizer
Louie Siemer
Rudolph Kopetzky
Scottsbluff
LeRoy Lessman
Mannie Kreader
Omaha
Jan Lee
Dennis Cortney
Denver
Denver, Spnt
John B. Cortney
Roy Patton
Missouri
T. O. Dugger
Elmer Graff
Roberta Gilgreen
Emil Marx
Wm. Winkleman
H. L. Hetver
Jet
Russia
Harry Thompson
Jake Thompson
Lester Rufenacht
Sandy
Vernon
Anna Stevens
Emil Fichenacher
Lester
Loretta
Mary Ann Rufenacht
Wild Mustangs
Lodgepole
Herman Bruns
Louis
Esther
Tesia Timmerman
May
Sibley
Walter Rufenacht
Milky Glass Care Rinse Rule
Do not plunge a glass in hot water if it has contained milk. Rinse first in cold water to avoid clouding, then wash in hot soapy water.
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