Church Chimes Revival Brings Dalton Camp Plans
Dalton residents recall two year silence on St Marys chimes until repairman visit returns their sweet tone. Bells from old church yard to be swapped with St Patricks Sidney bell while new pastor Rev Bob Miller fosters Bell of Trinity Lutheran. Summer camp plans unfold with Kids Camp and multiple youth programs as community groups host gatherings and garden-club events dot Dalton.
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Dalton
St. Mary’s Church
St. Patricks Church
Sidney
Father Semper
Bob Miller
Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity
Miller
Angelus
Assembly of God Church
Lexington
Are
Wendell
Bryan
Billy Talmage
Gregg Poppen
Jill
Pamela Schoolcraft
Diane Talmage
Joyce Schoolcraft
Anna Schoolcraft
Gordon Harmon
Freddie Brown
Independence
Anna Borges
Denver
Glenda
Wyo
Lloyd Brown
Missouri
Dalton Legion Hall
Jim Worth
Goldie Bolie
Vesta Armstrong
Glenna T. Stauffer
Boyd Bolie
Batesland
S.D
Bolie
Harvey Sorensen
Omaha
Vira Worth
Collie Kreader
Alta Wilson
Minnie Kreader
Boulder
Snowy Range
Wyoming
Richard Toof
Columbus
Nebraska
Anna Toof
Vernon Eckert
Bridgeport
Bob Geller
Ft. Collins
Frank Geller
Charles Geller
Hanna Hagemeister
Lisco
Melvin Warren
Harvey Chorn
Lee Petersen
Alliance Hospital
Harry Wilsons
Broadwater
LeRoy Hutzenbiler
Kirtland Air Base
Alburquerque
Louie Hutzenbiler
Carol
Robert Greenwood
Derby
Vermont
Larry Borges
Hank Rathman
Sidney Draw News Olsons Visit At Emericks
A flurry of weekend visits across Alliance feature Mr. and Mrs. Albin Olson and son Kenneth at the Emmerick home, Fred Kretz stopping to see Ed Van Aelstyn, and Mrs. Mary Van Aelstyn returning from a week with Miss Janeda Van Aelstyn. The Fourth of July saw gatherings at the Martin Patrick home in Denver and around the Kurz households, with many relatives and friends attending including the Luehrs and Johnson families. The 4-H T-Bone Club held a hay ride as cattle and sheep were judged, and Scouts from Troop 95 joined camp activities at Lake McConaughy. Additional visits included the Van Aelstyn and Kurz families stopping by Memorial Hospital, with announcement of the Western Nebraska Past Matrons Club’s October meeting in Ogallala.
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Heizer’s
Bunce Stickels
Dalton
Loveland
Esther
J. D. Schmuckle
John Cape
Sacramento
Calif
Ft. Collins
John
Scribner
Raymond Weed
Betty Jean
Ray Eugene
Glenn Harris
Richard van Anne
Albert Kruger
Jean
Vernon Jobman
Stephen Ray
Fred Carey
Faye Carey
Don Robinson
Sidney
Ruth Winkelman
Robinson
Richard Weible
Clif Osborn
Susan
Nancy
Jo Moody
Sidney Hospital
C. J. Farrington
Campbell
California
Chadron
Sterling
Denver
Ivan Walker
Ronnie Wright
Father Semper
Spalding
Spencer Anderson
Lone Pine
Nebraska
Norman and
Ewart Swansons
Bob Sanders
Anderson
Melvin Morrow
Camp Norwesca
United Presbyterian
Albin Olson
Kenneth
Alliance
J. D. Emerrick
Fred Kretz
Ed van Aelstyn
Bertha Mitchell
Mary van Aelstyn
Janeda van Aelstyn
Martin Patrick
Elbern Luehrs
Dick Johnson
Upland
Dale Chambers
C.S. Chambers
Roger, Bruce
Susan Luehrs
Johnson
Frank Kurz
Robert Kurz
Cheryl Meninger
Howard Kurz
Kenneth Olson
Lincoln
Ezra Chambers
Dallas Richards
Stanley Krueger
Victor Chambers
Bruce Juelfs
Emily Kurz
Scout Troop 95
Lake McConaughy
Yaulanda Kurz
Roland Meninger
Leslie York
Bruce Juells
Potter
Ogallala
Neb
Harold Bond
Lloyd Talich
Ancel Lewis
C. A. Story
Weekend Socials Spread Across Fort Sill and Surrounding Towns
Lucas Barnhart of Fort Sill spent a weekend with the John Barnhart family and relatives. Numerous neighbors and kin visited homes around Chappell, Sterling, and Crook for picnics, calls, and gatherings, with outings to a local golf course and fireworks view. Joe Hornicek was a Sidney Hospital patient. The Telegraph Printing Co. advertises help with printed terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas Barnhart
Fort Sill
Oklo
John Barnhart
Bud Howitt
Chappell
Agnes Zalesky
E. W
Kenneth DeMers
Leonard Wisinski
Chicago
Ill
E. W. Zalesky
Kenneth Tilghman
Allen Kahl
Donald E. Dickinson
Burl Brownell
Crook
Glen Rokes
Gordon Kahl
Gayle Tilghman
Pete Savolt
Danny Dickinson
Shirley
Debbie Savolt
Max Wilt
Sidney
Glenn Dickinson
W. R. Brown
Linda
Darrell Waite
Aurora
Colorado
W. G. Brown
Jolene Bevington
Scott
Sterling
Raymond Tilghman
Rodney Namath
Paul Houser
Bill Timkowich
D. E. Dickinson
Linda Brown
Colo
Jerri Lynn
Joe R. Hornicek
Sidney Hospital
Frank Lucky
Steve Tilghman
Lucky
Garner
Iowa
Anna Veverka
Ray Knapp
Past Matron Morning Meet of Pittsburg club
Past Matron Morning Meet held Monday July 13 at 9 am at the Shelter House with 19 members and four guests. Guests included Carolyn Kennedy of Pittsburg, Mrs. Jack Sate of Kansas City Kansas, Mrs. David Hood of Coolidge Arizona, and Mrs. leBaron Goodwin. Mrs. Frank Longan presided and welcomed guests. Devotions by Mrs. Harold Bond. Roll call conducted.
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Shelter House
Carolyn Kennedy
Pittsburg
Jack Sate
Kansas City
Kan
David Hood
Coolidge
Ariz
leBaron Goodwin
Frank Longan
Harold Bond
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Dalton Garden Club
Royal Room
Evelyn White
L. P. Johnson
Legion Park
Mary Andersen
Mabel Englert
Clara Messner
Clara Click
Wiegand -Stewart
Evelyn Ruth Wiegand
John Wiegand
Russell Lee Stewart
Lowrey Air Force Base
Jeff Lowell
Louise Wiegand
Stewart
Wm. Stewart
Harrison
Ohio
Air Force
Dalton High School
Louise
Leonard
North Side
Franklin Gillespie
Darrell Cruise
Douglas Smith
Marlene Ernest
Kay Smith
Patty
Clifford Wesbter
Mrs.Smith
Norman Rushman
Marlene Rushman
Jeffrey Lee
Sandra Marie Frerichs
Franklin Borges
Harold Borges
Ann Borges
Harold Frerichs
Redington
Carl Lynder
Jessie Kemp
Marilyn .Wills of
Hazel Quinn
United Lutheran Women
U.S.C.W
Weible
Kenneth Humphrey
Sophia Geis
Fred Flohr
Elsie Ehlers
Gurley Garden Club
Norman Swanson
Garden Club
Halsey
Dix Garden Club
Sidney Park
Henrietta Borcher
Emericks
Tammy Livingston
Memorial Hos
Raymond Walker
John Fizier
Verlin Livingston
Mel Shultz
San Pedro
Shultz
van Aelstyn
Howad Kurz
Telegraph
South Sund News
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Charles G. Sutton
9Th Ave
Benzel Iron and Metal
Sidney, Nebr
Acetylene Service CO
Colorado N. C
Cheyenne County
Ralph Carleton
Amber Co
International Harvester
East
Illinois
THE
Rath Packing Company
Our Milling Department
Farmers Feed & Seed
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