Dalton Community News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Hospital patient John Seifer Sr shows improvement after six weeks. Mission services travel planned to Omaha by Rev. and Mrs. Reeves and Mrs. Ankeny. Library Club met. Dr. Miller spoke on his trip abroad. Dalton football defeated Lodgepole 32 to 0. Resignation of H L Heizer from school board tabled. CCC enrollees Gordon and Clifford Buchleiter join at Gering. Kivett family in Denver for Chevrolet school. Campfire Girls met. Lost Elevator play set for Hastings College on Oct 26.
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John Seifer, Sr
Library Club
John Cortney
Miller
Kimball
Carl Baker
Dalton
H. L. Heizer
Colorado
George Bright
Cov
Lyle
Hershey
City Cafe
Roma Nagengast
Clifford Buchleiter
CCC
Gering
Gordon Buchleiter
George Kivett
Denver
George
Logusta Heizer
Hastings College
Mary Dirks
Aurora
L. W. Dirks
Rex Carey
James
McQuillan
Lincoln
Rockford
Racine
Wis
Marie Vogler
New York City
Hazel
Pearl Nickell
California
H C. Anderson
Portland
Ore
Carl Ernest
A. C. Handley
Pendleton
Floyd Hill
Simla Womans Club
Ralph Beaves
Mallory Morgan
Cc. J. Carley
A. W. Friede
Pat Dwyer
T. G. Hardin
Employment for All Jud Wankins Says Satan Finds Misconduct
Jud Wankins claims that if Satan always finds mischief for hands there is no such thing as unemployment. The remark frames work as universal, tying moral notions to labor availability and suggesting perpetual activity regardless of economic conditions.
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Jud Wankins
Satan
Agnes Beyer Weds Leonard Lyon At St. Patrick’s Church
Agnes Beyer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P J Beyer married Leonard Lyon Monday morning at St Patrick's Church with a reception at the bride's home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Lyon and children Mrs Wilson of Alliance Rev Anton Link Frank Beyer and others. Couple left for Iowa on honeymoon after reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bauman
Agnes Beyer
P. J. Beyer
Leonard Lyon
St. Patrick’s Church
Lyon
Helen
Billy
Wilson
Alliance
Anton Link
Frank Beyer
Fred Beyer
Iva Beyer
Ray Frame
Ray Bayre
Iowa
Salem Walther league business meeting notes
The Salem Walther league met October 11. The Christmas program committee report was adopted, with the program set for December 17. Edward Lessman applied for membership. A new magazine rack will be ready soon. The league framed its charter and election amendments were adopted. The church paper campaign was won by Arlene Juedes’ team. the losing side will entertain November 1. Ushers appointed are Leroy Froemming and Edwin Sorge. An individual Christmas seal campaign will offer a one dollar prize. The next social will be hosted by Walter, Ida, and Clarence Ewert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Walther League
Edward Lessman
League
Churth
Arlene Juedes
Leroy Froemming
Edwin Sorge
Walter
Ida
Clarence Ewert
Salem School Notes Reports Fall Enrollment and Activities
Enrollment remains 28 with Norman Bernice Edmond and Loretta Juedes in class. Delores and Gerald Winkelman absent recently. Top spelling scores go to Florence Juedes Willard Aurich Kenneth Ewert Elvira Horst Herbert Grosze and Leila Klug. Fifth and eighth graders take a weekly reading test. Grosze and Elizabeth Schwartz head Bible history grades. A October 25 reform program titled Fear God and Give Glory to Him is planned. The Willing Workers club elected Kenneth Ewert president Hilda Kreinbring vice president Wilma Poppitz secretary Verna Heine reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Bernice
Edmond
Loretta Juedes
Delores
Gerald Winkelman
Florence Juedes
Willard Aurich
Kenneth Ewert
Elvira Horst
Herbert Grosze
Leila Klug
Elizabeth Schwartz
Gurley
Willing Workers Club
Hilda Kreinbring
Wilma Poppitz
Verna Heine
Letters Sent by Rocket Letters Fire From Austrian Mountain
Letters sent by rocket letters were launched from the summit of an Austrian mountain, reaching a village one mile below. The unusual signal system operates by launching messages to residents in nearby hamlets, a practice noted in local reports.
Toads Live 1,900 Years in Greek Theater Findings
An archaeologist reports two toads preserved for 1900 years in a theater at Corinth, Greece. The discovery suggests ancient animal displays or ritual uses tied to the site. Further study will clarify their role and dating within the ancient complex.
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Oat Corinth
Greece
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Kenneth Reeves
Vern Ankery
Omaha
Ankeny
Assembly of God
Bunker Hill
Mrs
Richard Welton
Pp. J. Beyer
Agnes
Albert Haworth
Glen Bales
Hilbert Border
Ray Bayne
Joe Beyer
Chicago
SALEM
Cherry Lane
Burling-Lane
Coats
Jacquard
Boy’s Unions
Cretonnes
Aerie
Dove Brand
Tpely
Iery
ATS
J.C. P. Oxfords
Cere
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BAL
Oxfords
Eth
Hink’s Shoe Store
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