Dalton Bits and Notices Show Local Life and Visits
Local residents visit relatives in Dalton and surrounding towns while others travel west. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges as community events unfold.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1949
Page
5
Local residents visit relatives in Dalton and surrounding towns while others travel west. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges as community events unfold.
A series of brief social items from Gurley shows guests visiting and visiting guests across local families. Irene Troidl of Sidney, Dan Rowan, and the McRoberts family attend dinners with the Forward and Peterson households. Visitors include Frank Semerad of Fort Collins and Al Moore of Sidney. The Gurley Volunteer Fire Department met on March 4 followed by lunch at the Gurley Cafe.
Sunol gossip recounts weekend visits and calls at local homes. Weber and Lehmkuhl families visited Firth Booth. Englerts from Lodgepole stayed with the Misegadis. Wallace and Allington families traveled from Oregon via Kearney after visiting the West Coast. DeMers parented Joyce in Omaha. Jimmy Boyer dined with the Booths. Hunt and Deaver hosts hosted Cecil Hunt’s family Saturday. Crosby and Dailey called on Monday. the Gades toured Studnicka's Potter home with Linda.
Mrs Ed Miles and Hazel spent Wednesday visiting W T Sharman and Hazel attended Marilyn's birthday. John Van Mark and family joined Harry Stately’s birthday gathering. A large district school party was held at Liberty school Friday night with many friends in attendance. The Telegraph advertises Red Writing Hood typewriter carbon paper available locally.
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