Dalton area social roundup plus visits and travels
Dalton column notes community contributions with Mrs. Harvey Heizer and local editor guidance. Residents and visitors travel to Lincoln Denver Julesburg Blair Sidney Gordon Scottsbluff and Denver for football games church events and family visits. Local clubs meet Oct 14 and 16 while several residents host relatives and tour nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Arid
Harvey Heizer
Dalton
Telegraph
Glen Harris
Donald .Kreader
Ray Worth
Harold Worth
Lincoln
Don Martin
Julesburg
Colo
J. C. Kreader
Sidney
Ethel Woods
Bellevue
C. H. Kreader
Woods
R. H. Miller
H. C. Heineman
E. Davison
Lawrence Miller
Winifred Tracy
Wheatland
Wyo
Evelyn Kopetzky
Denver
St. Mary’s Church
O. E. S. Kensington
Irvin Campbell
Lions Club
School House
Lee Ravert
Fairview Extension Club
Gerald Larson
Conrad Gerke
Dodge County
Nebr
Minnesota
Helen
Marian Jennett
Robert Jennett
Bud Yourney
Frank Jenneff
Eddie Krizan
Milwaukee
Wis
John Zorn
John Ewing
Bernard Hazzard
Miller
W. F. Osborn
Scottsbluff
R. J. Roberts
W. L. Ravert
Max Ravert
Vern Ravert
John Schuler
Lottie Rowan
Gertrude Ravert
W.L. Ravert
Noel Strait
George
Bridgeport
Ray Veddar
Court House
Jail Rock
Albert Bingaman
Greenfield
Iowa
J. M. C. Gillespie
Jake Vogt
Frances
California
Weds Fred Neu in Grace Lutheran Church ceremony
Wedding of Miss Shirley Mae Harms and Fred John Neu took place at Grace Lutheran Church Gurley with Rev. Ray W. Bartels officiating. Attendants: Helen Neu maid of honor, Marecelyn Meike and Diana Hinrichs flower girls. Out of town guests attended from Wilcox Omaha Bayard Denver Dix Bridgeport and others. Reception followed with guests and ceremony details outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Pelster
Petersburg
Near
Vera Ross
Miss Ross
Evelyn Kopetzky
St. Mary’s Church
Kopetzky
John Lamb
True Fitzgerald
Northport
W. Edean
Bridgeport
Pennell Wyatson
Randolph
Judy Harmis
Earl Hunsnaw
Richard Hart
Emil Fickenscher
Gurley
W. E. Dean
Johnny K
Neu Harms
Grace Lutheran Church
Shirley Mae Harms
Wm. R. Harms
Lodgepole
Fred John Neu
Peter Neu
Broadwater
Ray W. Bartels
Wm. Dykman
Wedgepole
Percy Dimick
Helen Neu
Marecelyn Meike
Diana Hinrichs
Berry Neu
Miss Farnces
Rae Mortensen
Fred Whittfoth
Wilcox
Nebr
Emma Abendroth
Herman
Omaha
George Frick
Lyman
Ray Neu
Bayard
Jake Weisenberger
Esther Neu
Denver
John Neu
Dix
Herman Bloom
Hanway Hinman
Ruth BE. Hinman
Verner Hinman
Dalton
Earl L. Hanway
Marcus Hanway
Patterson
Eugene
Virginia Hanway
First Meeting of Sorority Group Held October First
Its first meeting Wednesday evening October 1 with Mrs. Allen Stikker as hostess. Thirteen members attended along with Educational Director Mrs. Lewis Dirks and Social Sponsor Mrs. J. B. Pankau. Mrs. Gilbert Myers led Sorority Conduct and Mrs. Stikker taught Proper Introductions and Invitations. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Stikker
Lewis Dirks
J. B. Pankau
Gilbert Myers
Stikker
Harold Hyde
Beta Sigma Phi
Navy
L. W. Marrin
Arthur Rowan
Maple Grove Social News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Harry Mancus and daughter visited the Cecil Tremain home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miles and family and Albert Workman spent Tuesday evening at the Albin Johnson home. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Yaeger and daughters were dinner guests at Verne Sharman's home. The Yaeger family moved Thursday to a new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mancus
Cecil Tremain
Ed Miles
Famly
Albert Workman
Albin Johnson
Malcolm Yaeger
Verne Sharman
Social Visits And Gatherings Around Lodgepole Area
Residents and guests shared meals and casual visits across Lodgepole and nearby homes. Mrs Block and family vacated a place north of Lodgepole hosted supper. Verne Sharman and family hosted meals over the weekend. Ed Miles with daughter Alice spent time at Julia Rasmussen’s home. Frank Pironka hosted Carol Tremain’s birthday party. Nazel Miles Tom McGowan and Albert Workman called at Frank Workman’s home. Sharman and son attended dinner and supper at Wm Badziong. Charles Foster and J C Jorgenson dined with Alfred Jorgenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole
Albert Workman
Frank Workman
Verne Sharman
Wm. Badziong
Card of Thanks from Betty Rose Johnson at Roche Hospital
Betty Rose Johnson expresses sincere thanks to friends and relatives for flowers candy gifts cards and visits during her hospital stay At Roche Hospital she also thanks Dr C B Dorwart and the kind nurses for the food care she received
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roche Hospital
C. B. Dorwart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dalton News
George Etabin
Blair
Nebraska
Hans Brogren
O. C. Brogren
Langdon
Maas
Parker
Holt
Kenneth Morgan
T. S. Reebottom
Gering
Children's Home Society of
Henry Lane
Robert Lovegrove
Geneva
Douglas
Gordon
Jan
Minnie Kreader
Harvey Frink
Winside
the Fox
Kimball
Wm. Siefer
Grandma Christensen
Marius
John Christensen
R. E. Roche
Rudy Harms
Calo
Judy
Ben Pelster
Alfred Albers
Raeville
John Reick
Spalding
Vincent Pelster
Anna Geis
Sophia
Alex Ross
Vera
Merritt Warren
Boulder
Don Lamb
Donna
Madrid
Albert Binaman
Cleve Gillespie
Clayton Gillespie
Franklin Gillespie
Grandma Schuler
M. C. Gillespie
Burke’s Cafe
Dalton High School
Bridgeport High School
Alpha Upsilon
Peta Sigma Phi
International Educational and Social Sorority
Shirley Temple
Franchce Tone
Guy Madison
National Farm Loan Association
Member
Federal Land Bank System
Sidney, Nebraska
B.F. Goodrich Silvertowns
B. F. Goodrich
B.F. Goodrich
Farmers Union Co-op Gas & Oil Co
Ste
B.f.goodrich
Maple Grove
Charles Foster
J. C. Jorgenson
Betty Rose Johnson
Sidney Rendering Service
North Platte Rendering Co
Pavan
Mada. By
Maytag Vogel District Stores
Sterling
Colorado
Main St
Ninth Ave
Ayrt
MBER
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporat TN
John Slaughter
Arizona
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Permalube
Istandard
Pennsylvania
Stor
Jenkins Venetian Blind Company
Scottsbluff, Nebraska
Chappell
Nelson
Pindell
Bernard O’brien
John
H. Kuns
Don Henry
Booth
Fif
Arnold Reid
Kenneth Fritzler
John Bernard
OLD Settlers’ Club
G. E. Forsling
Pauil Miller
Tom Murphy
Glenn Strain
Lucien Siebeneler
Bud Oswald
Kimball’ County
Kimball All Stars
W. N. Orcutt
Cermonies
Willis Lee
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