Dalton Mrs Eugene Pelster Hosts DBR Bridge Club
Mrs Eugene Pelster entertained the DBR Bridge Club at her home. Mrs Gerald Pitman Mrs Harold Warren and Mrs Ronald Holsinger won honors. Mrs Harold Warren to entertain at 1 p.m. dessert Nov 20. Traveling was won by Mrs J B Pankau and Mrs Harold Warren. Mr and Mrs Keith Marshall of Gering visited Charles Geller and Jennifer.
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Dalton
Eugene Pelster
DBR Bridge Club
Kieth Marshall
Gering
Charles Geller
Jennifer
Art Groppe
Sidney
Gerald Pitman
Harold Warren
Ronald Holsinger
J.B Pank
Dalton Community Votes to Enter CIP Competition
Dalton residents representing several groups gathered at the bank meeting room on Monday night. Mrs. Jin Worth chaired and shared highlights from the Lincoln banquet where this year's CIP awards were presented. The Dalton scrapbook was shown and will go to the local library for community use. A unanimous vote supported entering the program again.
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Bank
CIP
Dalton
John Whittled
Xi Alpha Hosts Morning Coffee At Beta Sigma Chapter
Xi Alpha Kappa chapter of Beta Sigma held a morning coffee at Mrs Lawrence Martins home with nine members and guests. Mrs Ira White prepared favors in golden filigree bells for the heritage themed event Let Heritage Ring. A social time followed breakfast led by Mrs Cleve Gillespie who spoke on the sorority work. Guests included Mrs Gary Loutzenhiser, Mrs Rodney McConnell and Mrs Tim Borges. The Rev and Mrs Gary Loutzenhiser attended a Fellowship Rally at Big Springs Tuesday.
Brownie Troop 50 Hosts Halloween Party
Dalton Brownie Troop No 50 held a Halloween party during their Tuesday meeting. Girls wore costumes and played pin the tail on the jack o lantern with Rhonda Van Anne winning the pumpkin prize. They dunked for apples in a wash tub with several girls catching apples without using hands.
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Dalton
Brownie Troop No. 50
Rhonda van Anne
Jenna Napier
Buffy Young
Connie Peters
Kim Valla
Kathy Loebe
Presbyterian Women plan dedication dinner in Dalton
The United Presbyterian Women in Dalton meet at the church fellowship hall with Mrs Raymond Graff and Mrs Cleve Gillespie leading the thanksgiving program. Upcoming events include Advent luncheon December 1 at 11 a.m. and Special People luncheon December 17 at noon.
Mintken-Davison Unit 301 Gives holiday gifts and funds
Mintken-Davison unit 301 held its regular meeting in the bank room with ten members. Gifts and donations were pledged to the Carillon fund at Fort McPherson, the Yanks Who Gave drive, and a Christmas assignment including dolls and gift items. Esther Henke reported County Government Day has passed. Members appointed Sylvia Beyer as chaplain and Cyrilla Pelster as rehabilitation chairman. A Christmas party was planned and a meeting with firemen was arranged. Next gathering set for January 7, 1975.
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Esther Henke
DeAnn Koch
Sylvia Beyer
Cyrilla Pelster
Legislative Bulletin
Carville Star
Phyllis Ernest
Mud Springs Club Hosts Arts Lesson and Christmas Plans
Eight members answered roll call at the Mud Springs Club meeting held at Mrs. Russell Freeburg's home. Guest Mrs. Douglas Cape attended. Mrs Don Rieken taught "Heritage Arts" and noted several old time arts. Mrs Ronald Nelson will host the Christmas all day meeting with a noon salad lunch and gifts for Ingelside Hospital to be brought and wrapped at the gathering.
Garden Club Visit Sparks Floral Creations in Bridgeport
Bridgeport Garden Club hosted Gurley Dalton members at District Director Mrs Harold Kraupie home Tuesday. Ethel Vincent of Scottsbluff demonstrated making flowers from citrus peels and other produce with corn cob corsages in red white and blue Bicentennial colors. Dalton attendees included Mrs George Tallmage and nine others with Susan Hardin of Scottsbluff among guests.
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Dalton
Bridgeport Garden Club
Gurley- Dalton Garden Club
Harold Kraupie
Ethel Vincent
Scottsbluff
George Tallmage
Charles Hammond
Rollie Waite
Lois Reimers
Marion Flamig
John Wiegand
Leo Messner
Ron Henry
Susan Hardin
Veterans Day Observed With Reports and Programs
Veterans Day services opened at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the school with Charles Geller as master of ceremonies and the high school band performing. Legion leaders Leon Gillespie and Ray Henke reviewed Armistice Day history, noted the date change, and urged support for programs like Boy’s State and Gun Safety. 1975 Boys and Girls State delegates Lonnie Devier and Yvonne Walker shared experiences from Lincoln, including Beanies, Badges and Books, while the week featured films on government branches and a statewide youth session with 400 delegates. The event closed as attendees joined the band in God Bless America.
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Dalton
Charles Geller
Leon Gillespie
American Legion Mintken-Davison Post
Ray Henke
Cheyenne County
American Legion
Law and Order
Nebraska
Lonnie Devier
Yvonne Walker
Lincoln
Miss Walker
Liquor Commission
American Legion Auxiliary
Boys State
God Bless America
Senior Citizens Postpone Halloween Party to November 8
Dalton notes that senior citizens delayed their Halloween party to November 8. Mrs. Carl Schmidt and Mrs. Ernest Heine chaired the anniversary and birthday event. Birthdays honored included Mrs Clarence Mellberg, Mrs. Lloyd Ravert, and Walter Brestel. Mrs. Glenn Nelson visited her sister Mrs. John Hashagen in Alliance. Mrs. Ethel Chichester baked the cake and hostesses provided ice cream. Cards with prizes were played. Mr and Mrs Walter Hil of Potter shared slides from their 1972 Holy Land and Greece trip at the center Wednesday.
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Clarence Mellberg
Lloyd Ravert
Walter Brestel
Ethel Chichester
Walter Hil
Potter
Holy Land
Greece
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CPF
FedEx
Gary Loutzenhiser
Big Springs
Presbyterian
U.P.W.A
Harry Noonan
Esther Circle
U.P.W A
Rodney McConnell
Charles Cape
Mintken-Davison
Garden Club
Bridgeport
WHEEL
Boat the Prime Tickneys Tire Shop
Jackson
GMC
Mikkelson ’S, Inc
10Th St. Gering, No
Glenn Nelson
John Hashagen
Alliance
Keogh
Ana A. Srenten
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