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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1951
Page
2
Dalton Presbyterian notes list services and events including church school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m choir practice, junior choir class, and a moving picture about pipe organs. The column records church activities, sick and hospitalized, family visits, and community notices with many named residents and nearby towns.
Lodgepole Dick Carleton visited Brush for Harold Decker and Beverly Oldmeyer’s wedding then returned Sunday. Mrs. Kenneth Hernbloom was honored at a pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs. Willard Vance. Guests included Mrs. Leota Robertson, Mrs. Morris Hernbloom and Mrs. Ernest Meyer. The M Y F held a skating party and weiner roast Sunday after their meeting. Various dinners hosted by Floyd Wise and family. Steve Lydiatt discharged from Good Samaritan Hospital and improving. District residents joined by Dean Christensen and others to visit.
A lengthy community diary from Lincoln Nebraska recounts midterm return trips to Wesleyan, DeMolay and Masonic events, visits from relatives, birthdays celebrated, basketball at Oshkosh, lodge installations, and social gatherings across Lodgepole. It notes visitors from Pinedale Laramie and Denver, various dinners, and local church and sorority activities.
Lorenzo Club met Thursday with Mrs. Frank Meier and eight members plus one visitor. They played games, had lunch, and notes mention nearby ladies attending the Stanley Party at Mrs. Lindell Brown’s home. Darlene Paris visited Doris Harlan. Alfred Koester and family visited Bert Walker. relatives surprised Frank Meier on his birthday. cards were the last mentioned activity.
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