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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1975
Page
10
Ruth Tobler extends gratitude to the West Wing staff of Memorial Hospital and doctors Bitner and Cook for care received during her stay. She also thanks friends for cards visits and flowers, expressing sincere appreciation.
Gurley Dalton Garden Club met at Mrs Ron Henry home with Mrs George Tallmage co host. Eighteen members and two visitors attended. Members prepared to oversee plant and white elephant sale table at the Sidney Spring Conference April 8. A study on successful planting was given by Mrs Marie Waite. Diane Henry taught companion planting. New members Mrs Jim Higgins and Mrs George Deal were welcomed. April entertaining of rest home patients was arranged by hostesses Mrs Mary Anderson and Mrs Lillie Osborn and daughters. A Bridgeport Garden Club visit is planned for April 2.
Real estate and farm machinery auctions listed with dates in March. Sidney auctions conducted by Col Dale E Kalen. Kimball area sale hosted by Mr and Mrs E L Gulick with Maurice Kath as auctioneer. Dalton area body shop equipment and real estate sale led by Art Frerichs. Harold Kraupie as auctioneer. Potter sale at American Legion Hall features Shirley D Richie.
Sunflowers organized Dalton Eleven girls attended the organizational meeting of the Little Sunflowers 4 H Club at the bank meeting room. Colleen Winkelman was elected president with Anna Gillespie as vice president and Tami Thompson as secretary treasurer. Valerie Linton was named news reporter and Diane Peters song leader. Assistant leaders are Mrs Rollie Waite and Mrs Jay Peters. Next meeting is March 10 in the Bank building. Valerie Linton News Reporter.
The Helping Hand Club gathered at the Lodgepole Senior Citizens Center hosted by Mrs. Ralph Talich with seventeen members and three guests Emily Johnson Paula Bolknen and Karen Bolkhen attending. The next meeting is set for March 26 at 1 30 pm with Mrs. Forrest Tremain in Sidney. Paula and Karen Bolkhen from Mandan ND were visiting Russell Olson’s home while their parents Harold Bolken tended George Bolkhen at Sidney Hospital.
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