Local social notes span Broadwater Dalton and surrounding areas
Mrs Darrell Cruise presented a lesson and a dessert luncheon was served by Mrs Twarling. Mrs Art Wilds of Broadwater won a quilt at the Catholic Bazaar in Lisco on Nov 6. J Ernest Finn returned from Omaha on business, visiting Mrs Larsen and Mrs Aiken. Several residents attend the Voice of Democracy contest in Sidney. Mary Jo Marrin was a contestant. Mrs Warren Hathaway Jr and baby Nancy Dianne returned to Broadwater after visiting relatives. Julia Hathaway of Imperial visited Broadwater. Dalton Golden Circle CBS members joined Potter Chapter guests for a Thursday night gathering. Mrs Harry Sau travels to Omaha to visit her son while the Burnell Saums attend an insurance convention in Florida. Mrs Chuck Mayer hosted a supper with the Twarlings. Jim White attended Daton High School. Elsa Reinmuth and Bill Keenan wed in Beatrice Methodist Church. Mr and Mrs Fred Korinek hosted a farewell party for 14 couples before moving to Colorado. John Avara and family moved into hatchery housing. he will run the hatchery. Arvin Kurth of Dalton, formerly Iona Keppler of Broadwater, honored at a public social in Dalton. A city hall meeting planned Dalton Fall Festival for 1961. News reached of the death of Bill Rush’s mother. Rosa noted as science teacher in Dalton and a South Dakota science trip this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Wilds
Broadwater
Lisco
J. Ernest Finn
Omaha
Lala Larsen
Larsen
John Aiken
Don Daly
Dalton
Harold Warren
Dalton Golden Circle
CBS
Mary Andersen
Clarence Meliberg
L. W. Chichester
Lawrence Miller
Harry Saum Sr
Kenneth Morgan
E . Osborn
Richard Ladine
Clifton Berry
Potter
Harry C. Sau
Burnell Saum
Burnell Saums
Florida
Chuck Mayer
Glenn Twarling
Daton High School
Jim White
Elsa Reinmuth
Bill Keenan
Lincoln
Beatrice
Jewett
Sidney
Fred ‘Korinek
Korinek
Colorado
John Avara
Arvin Kurth
Iona Keppler
Bill Rush
Rosa
South Dakota
Ence Scholars
Dalton News Staff Chosen For School Paper
The Tiger Tales staff includes editor Mary Sue Townley news editor Nancy Lessman illustrator Betty Jo Mead junior class typists and Mrs Glen Cruise as business instructor. Udworths detail Mud Springs Woman's Club hosts dessert at Mrs Louis Buck home for 11 members and one guest with program plans for the Phillip Schuetz sale and U P W A bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mud Springs Club
Upwa Bazaar
Tiger Tales
Mary ‘Sue Townley
Nancy Lessman
Betty Jo Mead
Glen Cruise
Mud Springs
Visitors Amid Local Social and School Notes In Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Maurice Gamble and granddaughter Sabrina of Stinnett arrive to visit LaVern Gamble in Bridgeport and friends in Dalton. Dalton Lewes service planned for Bridgeport on Nov 15. Harvey Vierson of Mayswood and nephew Jack Vierson of North Platte visit Mr and Mrs Harry Saum. Krause of Chappell visits for game and to see son Richard. Leslie Carr of Nebraska City visits son-in-law and daughter. School interviews held with grade teachers. Dorothy Tyler elected homemaking teachers secretary. Glenn Cruise elected VP of business teachers. Jerry Stengel of Bridgeport and family welcome baby girl born at Bridgeport Hospital. Myron Duncan of Wood River visits John J Heizer and family and Mel Gosda and family. S J Flora, Henry Fredrickson of Gurley, and Cecil Berg of Hollywood dine with Dale Flora family. Rosalind Campbell of Dalton and three Pride of the Plainsmen Band members from Nebraska Wesleyan University sighted at Bears Colts game. Tine Englert improving in Scottsbluff hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Gamble
Sabrina
Stinnett
Texas
LaVern
Bridgeport
Dalton College
Dalton Lewes
Harvey Vierson
Mays
Ood
Jack Vierson
North Platte
Harry Saum
Moeing Hy
Mr. Saum
Lake Mc
Conaughy Jr. Kraus
Dorothy Tyler
Myron Duncan
Wood River
Neb
John J Heizer
Dalton
Mel Gosda
Gering
S. J. Flora
Henry Fredrickson
Gurley
Cecil Berg
Hollywood
Calif
Dale Flora
Rosalind Campbell
Chappell
Pride of the Plainsmen
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Chicago Bears
Baltimore Colts
Tine Englert
West Nebraska Hospital
Scottsbluff
Bread busts Long Branch sculptor recalls rye art
AP report notes Maurice Podell once lived by bread and made tiny busts from moistened rye in Russia as a child. Now 60 he works in bronze and plaster and still keeps some of those small bread statues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
Maurice Podell
Podell
Russia
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Darrell Cruise
Twarling
Union Pacific
Sidney Friday
Cheyenne
Wyo
Denver
Wnile
Wietards
Dalton News
Ralph Beavers
Harry Noonan
Fred Cochran
Louis Buck
Dewey Dirks
Lee Nelson
Douglas Smith
Jess Allen
U.P
P.M.C
Donnie Schuler
P.M.C. Club
Franklin Gillespie
Rennie Dykman
Kelway Miller
Ron Dykman
Don Vogter
Melvin Warren
O.E.S. Kensington
Arthur Ladine
O.es. Kensington
Jack MceVicker
Esdames Neal Rowan
Jack McVicker
Don Lyons
J.W.C
Kathryn Haglund
J.W.C. Club
Lou Hagemeister
Minnie Dryer
James Davison
Carrie Ravert
Prcs
el Gross
Carl Christensen
Jon Schule
Gus Hennig
Conrad Gerkson
Beta Theta
John J. Heizer
General—Coleman—Bryant
North Central Gas Co
Num
Farmers Union Co-Op Gas & Oil
Illinois
Money Savers
Nash
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