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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1956
Page
5
Daltons community scene includes hospital visits and surgeries, birthday celebrations, and trips. Notables include LeRoy Lessman undergoing back surgery in Denver, Mary Shucka recovering from eye surgery in Scottsbluff, and Mary Potter hosting junior play attendees. Nearby families travel between Sidney Fremont and Denver for visits and business.
Dalton news reports that the Dalton Consumers' Co-op board meeting planned for Monday was canceled due to a snow storm. The Happy Corner Club session with Mrs. Ben Pelster was postponed a week and rescheduled for 1:30 on Tuesday, Nov 27. St Mary's Society postponed from Monday to Nov 29.
Dalton community includes Trinity Evangelical Lutheran services at 10:30 a.m. and Bible class, Presbyterian Church activities, hospital admissions and dismissals, and upcoming events such as bazaars, pie socials, and Lions Club and PTA meetings. A long‑time resident Mr. Foy died in Sidney after a trip to Boston and Denver.
Sidney plans to fire up a new ten cylinder engine at the Municipal Power Plant next week after completing gas pipe pickle tests. City Manager Murrey Fuller noted a definite testing period before line connection and power readiness, delaying the overall project due to slow engineer plans and a steel strike.
Local elevator sources quote No. 1 Wheat at 2.07 dollars per bushel and No. 2 Wheat at 2.06 dollars. The brief market reading lists current cash prices for common grades without additional context or commodities.
Don Hafer was elected president of the Lodgepole Valley Shrine for the coming year at a Gurley meeting. Arnold Draper is vice president and Morris Hernbloom secretary treasurer. 75 members attended a covered-dish dinner. By-laws were adopted. A Shrine auxiliary report noted sewing work for Crippled Children’s Hospitals and plans for a luncheon.
Miss Lois Florrie, a teacher at Sunnyside, presented an engaging program at the school house. A nice crowd enjoyed it. refreshments followed, with Mrs. Russell Olson hosting guests at times and neighbors visiting various homes throughout the day.
Sandra and Mr and Mrs John Hokom visited Scottsbluff on Saturday while Mr and Mrs Gale Talich and children spent Friday evening in the Ralph Talich home. Lois Florke stayed overnight with Mrs Olive Johnson due to stormy weather. Tara Peters visited Kenneth Darling’s home all day Monday. Mr and Mrs John Hokein and family were Sunday guests at the John Theis home. Mrs Guy Tremain and Mrs Albert Brandl were Thursday afternoon callers of Mrs Flarold Isley.
A historic hospital and medical complex in Kayseri Turkey dating to 1206 remains standing as a symbol of longevity. A separate study predicts water use across the United States will double over the next 25 years.
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