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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1958
Page
8
Dale Flora began Tuesday as the announcer on the Dalton Hour replacing Ed Quinn who had been a popular announcer and is moving away. The column also notes thanks for Ed Quinn’s service and lists many social events and visits involving Dalton residents during the holiday period and early January.
Biographical notes profile James Whitel, lifelong Sidney, Nebraska, employee at Western Auto Associate Store since 1955, and My Job-Abstracter with Cheyenne County Abstract Co since 181. Includes Leah M Brunk born 1910 in Essen Germany and Emma Teufert, plus families, clubs, and public service roles in Ogden Utah and Cheyenne County.
Mr and Mrs Herman Dallegge marked twenty years of marriage with a Sunday celebration at their home. Guests from Kimball Dix Potter Grand Island and other area homes attended a covered dish dinner and presented gifts. Additional gatherings included Christmas Eve visits by relatives and friends from Denver Sidney and California. Diana stayed through Sunday.
In Dalton Mrs. Hippen hosted New Year guests including her brother Elmer Westerhoff and Bud Mayer with his wife, plus Sidney resident Freddie Geis Jr. and Barbara. Sophia Geis hosted Barbara before she left for school. Local nurse Erfriedia Inks dined with Geis, longtime friends. The Siefers of Phoenix visited Dalton after Christmas, planning further trips to Greeley and Betty Jean, and to Denver. Several relatives hosted or traveled, with hospital discharges for Earl Munshaw and J C Kreader, and a Dalton death notice for Mrs Hollis Kepler. Funeral plans for Tom Filbin were not set.
A list of Christmas and New Year gatherings across Denver Sidney and surrounding farms features Mr and Mrs Joe Reiners Alfons Schumacher Louis Straub and many more visiting relatives in owners homes. The notes mention dinners suppers and overnight stays with families including Gillham Hawkins Beahm Davis and Fehringer among others. A Farm Womens Club plans a Jan 30 family meeting at the Legion Hall with a basket supper.
Mr and Mrs Adam George and family visited New Years after noon with his parents in Sterling. Rodney Williams joined Don Robins from Salt Lake City for Christmas dinner in Sidney. H. Q. Nott hosted the Dallegge and Walker families from Kimball. Hornicheck, Tadolini, Lindt and Heinbegner families dined with Leonard Vallier in Lodgepole and Sterling then Harvey Weeth from Padroni joined. Ted Lindts reported from Leadwen Oregon. Other guests included Virgil Zwickl from Sidney, Bob Vernon and family, Kaifer, Frank Longan, Len Pike, Bert Kennedy, Bernard Rolle, Jack Peters, Tillie and Julia John, W W Albert and Betty Peters from Campaign HI. JC Peters hosted Jay Peters and Dennis Walsh at Dalton.
Beginning this week Gurley residents will have news written for The Sidney Telegraph by Jeanette Freudenberg and Bonnie Barr. The Gurley school teachers will collect submissions from locals for publication in Friday papers. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
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