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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1946
Page
5
Dalton residents traveled to Boulder and Denver to visit kin while relatives from Denver and Torrington joined harvest efforts. A baby boy Timothy Allen Cole was born at Taylor Hospital. Local worship and fire department activity, hospital admissions, retirements, and reemployment updates fill the week, with wheat yields from 30 to 55 bushels and weather remarks amid harvest.
Maple Grow Dire kd neften Mr and Mrs Joe Osborn and son Eugene of Texas visited Ed Miles home last Monday evening. They join Alfred Jorgensen family and others for harvest events. Several neighbors and relatives including Sharman Runion Rasmussen Workman and Stately shared meals and dinners throughout the week at various homes. Lt Keith Spiker arrived from overseas to join the community gathering.
Mrs Emmett Berry and children called at the Paul Vick home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Harry Miles and children were visitors at the Leonard Bayne home Tuesday. Mrs Leonard Bayne has been suffering from a painful foot.
The report mentions a tearing injury to an instep sustained last Sunday morning. Margie Vick aided the worker for several days. Gordon Schuler and his son Gordon Jr. have been ill. Best wishes are wished for their speedy recovery. Bill Lindsey from Bridgeport is assisting at the Albert Fecht home during harvest. Ward Miles has helped at the Leonard Bayne home recently. Betsy Ross spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Gordon Schuler and family.
A local shop notes a well rounded stock of pencils available in hard, soft and medium lead varieties, appealing to artists and students seeking different writing and drawing needs.
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