Dalton News Recaps Well Completion and Local Happenings
Dalton News reports near completion of the town well with praise for Maurice Gamble and crew. Presbyterian Ladies Aid to meet March 19 at church parlors. Peterson family buys Gausman home in Sidney and related moves follow. Numerous local notes include health, marriages, visits, school events, weather, and hospital admissions.
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Maurice Gamble
Dalton
John Siefer
Presbyterian
Henry Peterson
Gausman
Sidney
Emil Marx
Peterson
Irwin Marx
Herbert
Henry Marx
Fred Carey
Lyle Gish
Ed. Henkle
Henkles
Gish
Herman Mintken
W. S. Hinman
J. C. Frandsen
Kenneth
Arizona
Youth Center
Clif Berry
J. B. Twist
Denver
Jens Englert
Allen Stikker
Earl Murnshaw
Gilbert Myers
Ellen Martin
Torrington
Forrest Devier
John Cortney
Hugh Foy
John Watchern
Presbyterian Church
Lily
Heizer & Son
The
Red Cross
Clayton Mintken
George Worth
Boulder
Edna Dirks
Ralph Eddy
Ray Clough
Hospital News
Jake Cramer
Bridgeport
Tom Miller
Lester Boman
Broadwater
Bob Ankeny
Willa Mae Miller
Helen Conover
Marvin McNurlin
Kathryn Ellen
Neva Thurow
Eastern Star Kensington
Goldie Wolcott
Gurley
Prairie View Social Notes Highlight Local Guests
Betty Carlson honored at Ted Carlson home with guests including Clarence Rogers family and George Juelfs family plus Helen Allison. Attendees from Ola Brogren, Clarence Rogers, and Mayer families visited Elmer Nagengast and daughter. C M Mayer and Lee Shoemaker attended Redington Sunday School. Mayer and Shoemaker shopped in Bayard. Bill Schaffert did business in Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rogers
George Juelfs
Dick Juelfs
Helen Allison
Ola Brogren
Betty Carlson
Ted Carlson
C. M. Mayer
Elmer Nagengast
M. W. Mayer
Ivan Walker
Wayne
Bill Schaffert
Sidney
Lee Shoemaker
Famiy
Susie
Cheyenne
Cliff Parker
John Brown
Dad Brogren
Chris Maas
Union Valley Social News Highlights Local Visits and Illness
Mrs Ivan Walker and son Wayne and several neighbors attended the Cara van in Sidney on Wednesday. Local families hosted dinners and gatherings at various homes in Union Valley, with relatives shopping in Cheyenne and visiting in Dalton and Sidney. Several community members suffered flu illness, and Clair Gillespie sustained a chin injury requiring five stitches after a basement fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Gillespie
Paul Vick
Corene
Joan
Albert Fecht
Ferry
Sidney
Willis Beyer
Lloyd Ravert
George Kivett
Franklin Gillespie
Omaha
Greenfield
Iowa
Albert Bingaman
Henry Vick
Ralph Foster
Ernest Beker
Piecemaker Club
Cleve Gillespie
Grandma Schuler Stays With Son Henry at Home
Grandma Schuler is currently staying at her son Henry's home, residing there for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Schuler
Henry
Precision tools push limits of measurement
Recently developed scientific precision instruments are splitting hairs so minute that they can measure vacuum pressures as low as one hundred billionth of a psi, record weights within one hundred thousandth of an ounce, and gauge thicknesses down to one hundred millionth of an inch.
IDEAL RECORDS for tax files praised by The Telegraph
An advertising blurb endorses IDEAL RECORDS as the best method for organizing income tax records for farmers and business people. It urges readers to consult their lawyer or income tax consultant for confirmation.
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IDEAL
Telegraph
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the Industry
Great Western Sugar Company
Ray Milland
Barbara Stanwyck
Barry Fitzgerald
Paramount
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Fox Theatre
George Coulouris
Albert Dekker
Anthony Quinn
Dalton News
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Harvey L. Heizer
American Legion Auxiliary
Prairie View
Betty Schaffert
Union Valley
Chich
Wey
Colorado Milling & Elevator Company
Port Way
Jenkins Venetian Blind Company
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Jamesway
Lincoln
Goodies
David Harum
Farmer’s Produce
Marvin Anthony
City Auditorium
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