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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1949

Page

2

Dalton Community News Highlights Local Visits and Events

Dalton column reports visitors from Longmont and Schulbert visiting relatives, a family reunion of 21 at Heizer, theater and church events, school clubs, and numerous local household visits. A notable stroke in Randall Martin and a bustling schedule include weddings, baptisms, and upcoming programs at Dalton churches.

Dales and Vicinity Harvey Heizer Sorve Dalton THE Telegraph

Maple Grove Social Notes From Mrs Ed Miles Gatherings

Maple Grove events centered on Mary Lou Spiker’s upcoming wedding with a miscellaneous shower at Yendis Cafe attended by Mrs B Nelson Mrs Charles Smith Mrs Cecil Tremain Mrs O Schlaman Mrs Walter Johnson Mrs Verne Sharman and Hazel. A string of Sunday and Monday visits followed at various homes including Stately Christ Tremain Madsen Johnson and Miles households with dinners suppers and threshing assistance noted.

Albert. Runion Lorring Tobler Harry Stately Albin Johnson F. Mangusen Fremont B. Nelson Carl Christ Ray Tremain Cecil Tremain Ras Madsen Chas. Smith Will Frerichs Hazel-Miles Tom McGowan Ed McGowan Verne Sharman and Sons Howard Marx Jerry Stengel Rodney Weaver Harvey Miles Ed Miles Lorring Tobler Harry. Stately Hazel Harry Tesar

Gurley column notes various local visits this week

G Miss Irene Troidl reports social visits and travel around Gurley. Mr and Mrs Wm Wolcott traveled to Greeley Cole and returned home. Mrs Paul Mortensen accompanied her mother to Denver for a clinic. Irene Troidl spent Monday evening with relatives. George Bartels family visited Grant at the Elsen home. Emil Fickenscher family spent weekend at Gothenburg. A group toasted Wm Hulz on his birthday Tuesday. Harold Johnson family returned from vacation to Wadngedax. Mrs Henry Kieselhorst and son Harold visited Scottsbluff Friday.

George Worth Elsie Ewing Heizer Presbyterian Ladies Aid Arnold Westerhoff John Siefer Hy. Mayer Box Butte Presbyterial la Verna Klinge Geo. Hinman Dalton Garden Club Paul Weible Otho Campbell Sidney St. Jo. Mo Dalton Ee Lions Club Burlington Bridge Gang Cal_ Miller Luella Anne Lutheran Church Herbert Jesifers D. P Gurley America George Winkleman Frieda Click Lutheran Aid Vinson Brown Dalton Auditorium Brown Magic O. G. Johnson Minatare Nora McDermot Loyal Brownell Fleming Alliance Ball Brownell Happy Corner Club R. E. Cape Conrad Gerke Delo Sachs Germany Denmark Sweden Erling Eidem Cologne Heidelburg Switzerland Mt. Matahorn Italy Milan Venice Florence Rome Isle of Capri Nice France Paris New York Union Seminary Wm. Marrin Mrs. Powell Wm. Wolcott Greeley Cole Paul Mortensen Henry Fredericksen Denver Irene Troidl George Bartels Grant Stanley Elsen Emil Fickenscher Gothenburg Wm. Hulz Harold Johnson Henry Kieselhorst Harold Scottsbluff

Local Social Notes From Denver to Pacific Northwest

Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson and Mrs Florence Craig and son Byron spent the weekend in Denver. Arnold Michelman and family moved to Sunol in Hill's apartment. Cecil Hunt and Al Zlomke left Sidney for Thermopolis Wyoming. Michelman couple visited Scottsbluff Thursday and returned Sunday. Several ladies canned pears at the schoolhouse Thursday. Roger Kent and family arrived from Prairie City Oregon for a visit with Fried Ehlers, leaving Tuesday for Flint Michigan. Cronk sale attracted a good crowd with twenty five pies donated and $26.25 raised for lunch fund. Mrs Conners of Broadwater stayed with Bernard Dailey’s family last week. John DeMers and wife returned Saturday from a three week vacation in Canada and Maine.

Mallory Morgan Larry Longmont Colo Kenneth Morgan Clyde Kiethley Schulbert Nebr Asa Shively Nemaha Shieveley Herbert John Rice Sarah Gamble Baldwin Park Los.Angeles Calif James Davison Shirley Felker Merle Felker Priscilla Club Flemting O. G. Johnson Don L. Daly Fort Collins Charles Compton Harold Seim Mitchael Tommy Grand Island H. L. Heizer Seims Salt Lake City J. J. Heizer M. E. Blair Austin Sutton Los Angeles Ross Sutton Fremont Omaha Blair Alex Ross Albert Peterson Harold Rosalie Clarence Mellberg Harold Weiser Rudolph Kopetzky Joe’ Weiser Peetz Kopetzky Lyle Carey Bancroft John Zorn Sam Binns Johnnie Rice, Jr Scott City Kansas sThey J. Rice Pat John Rise Baby Sons John Heizer Dalton Lily Langdon H. Heinman Dalton Cafe H. L. ‘Heizer Marjorie Gillespie Dalton Hospital Elias Lindquist Harry Davis Taree Ray Birdwell Mr. Davis Sidney Mrs. Davis Traxler Lee Johnson Florence Craig and Byron Denver Arnold Michelman Sunol Hill’s Apt Cecil Hunt al Zlomke Thermopolis Wyo Scottsbluff Firth Booth John Hornicek Roger Kent Prairie’ City Oregon Fried -Ehlers Flint Michigan Conners Broadwater Bernard Dailey John DéMers Canada Maine

Local trio travel to Longmont and Denver for repairs and visit

Cork Booth and Don DeMers drove to Longmont Colorado Monday after flagstone for Firth Booths new home. Mr and Mrs Elfred Ehlers Mr and Mrs Charles Ehlers and Mrs Ralph Osborn motored to Denver last Thursday. Charles Ehlers entered the Clinic and it was found he would have to undergo an operation on Tuesday. He will remain in the hospital about ten days. The community wishes him a speedy recovery.

Cork Booth Don DeMers Longmont Colo Flagstone Firth Booth Elfred Ehlers Charles Ehlers Ralph Osborn Denver

Peetz and Pleasant Valley News Roundup

Community notes recap visits and injuries at Peetz and Holyoke. St. Benedicts Hospital confirms John Fehringer's post tonsillectomy stay. Hillrose beat Peetz 12 to 9 with late rallies. Merino set to play Peetz under lights. Hugh Potter remains on crutches after knee injury. Betty June Lindt recovering at home. Hot Lunch project sees staff changes and volunteer help. Rebekahs mark founder’s birthday with spouses at I O O F Hall. cards games, pie and coffee served. Harold Theophilus travels to Kansas City for a baseball game trip.

John Fehringer St. Benedict’s Hospital James Potter Hugh Ellenor Lemon Ekstrum Holyoke Hillrose Betty June Lindt Beryl Drescher George Bartels Harold Theophilus Farmer’s Elevator Kansas City Rebekahs The Order I. O. O. F. Hall Odd Fellows

Weekend visits noted in local courtesies at Holy oke

James Seinenberg spent the weekend with home folks at Holy oke. Donald Simpson recently discharged from the Navy visited last week with his sister Mrs. J P Jensen and Mr. Jensen. Mrs Jane Norris arrived from Grand Junction and is visiting parents Mr and Mrs W M James. Mr Norris is on duty in Japan.

James Seinenberg Holyoke Donald Simpson Navy J. P.jensen Jensen Jane Norris Grand Junction W. M. James Norris Japan

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