The Sidney herald., 1955-03-10

doing fine. The boys are all well and
happy we're told and were delight
ed with the visit from thel mothers.
After leaving Camp Carson the group
went on to Longmont for a visit at
the home of Mrs. Cattaneo's sister. Mrs.
Hans Dynneson and family before re-
turning to Sidney.
Miss Mary Snyder visited in Sidney
a few days last week at h home
Of her brother. Glenn Snyder Jr., and
family. Miss Snyder, who IS j n her
senior year of nurses training at
Deaconess hospital in Billings, came
to Sidney to be maid of honor at
the wedding of Effie Nollmeyer, an
account of which will appear in the
next issue of The Herald.
Cpl. Donald Mann. who is station
ed at Fort Benning, Ga, as a mail
clerk IN the army. writes that he has
coupled basketball for recreation with
his work in the service and is Just
completing his second season. His
team won the brigade championship
and the members were presented with
individual trophies and jackets. He
said he had been very busy practicing
basketball along with his regular work
but that it had been well worth the
time and effort which he put into If.
Donald said he would be home soon
or leave, he hoped.
Among the branch assignments for
MSU seniors in advanced Army ROTC
recently announced by 1t. Col. Samuel
B. Hays, professor of military science
and tactics at Montana State Univer-
sity was Richard L. McGraw of Sid
ney who was assigned to the infantry.
Mrs, Jack Knoop and children, Stevie
and Deborah. returned last week from
Spokane, Washington, where they en-
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Clark and family. They also visited
with Mr.. Knoop's relatives who reside
there.
Mrs. T. J. Kearns and son Bill OF
Miles City were here Tuesday for the
atOrical contest reported elsewhere in
this paper. Bill was n of the con
teStantS.
A letter received recently from Mrs.
Matt c. Jones of San Bruno, Calf.
with a renewal subscription remit
lance, says: We enjoy getting The
Sidney Herald and the news from
Mr.. and Mrs. AxeI J~orgensen left
Saturday for Rochester, Mimi, where
Mr.. ~Jorgensen is having a regular
check up by the Mayo Clinic. They
will spend a little time in Minneapolis
and expected to be gone only about
a week if the clinic finds his condition
Last week at the tail end Of the
terrific winter weather this area hac
been experiencing for several weeks
straight, Ollie Mann told us if there
was a favorable change before "thf
full of the moon" which occurred Tues,
day, March 8, the weather would con.
tinue good through four weeks unit
the next change. The change took place
with local thermometers registering Al
above Monday, As above Tuesday anc
I 81 above Wednesday, with lows durins
1 fhnca ,iuhfc d % aud 90 nnr~1,4.r~-T-
Sidney streets have been running water
through Tuesday, Wednesday and to.
day, Thursday, with the snow rapidly
disappearing. Another month and o.
urs winter will be a memory-anc
what a memory the last couple months
of It'll
Mrs. Lauritz %Jorgenson of Kenmare
N. D., is visiting here at the home O
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Stanley Dreyer and getting ac,
quainted with a new little granddaugh,
ter. Connie Lee. born Feb. q at th,
Community Memorial hospital.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Rounce re
turned Tuesday from a several weeks
motor trip. They first went to Nor
man. Oklahoma, for a visit with thei
s~on-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
de Stwolinski and son David, anC
from there to Phoenix. Arizona. wherl
they spent several days. In Phoenf,
who are there for the winter. The,
went from Phoenix to San Francisco
for a visit with their daughter, Mis-,
Barbara Rounce. who is teaching il
one Of the city schools this year. Re,
turning owe a western route the,
Mrs. Tom Ray, visited the ST Gaiser
at Salem. Oregon, and with Mrs
Rounce's sister. Mrs. Carrie Gillian a
Vancouver. Wn.