The Sidney herald., 1955-07-14

past week. Mrs. Schafer and Mr.
Helnemeyer are sisters. Miss ia.
net Schafer of Hazen. N. d
returned with them to visit a
the Geo. Schafer home for severa
days. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schafel
took her to Glendive FRIDAY
morning to get the bus for Dick
lnson where she was to meet hel
mother who is attending the state
teachers college there.
Otis Eugene Petersen of 4O2-6tE
st. S. E., Sidney, enlisted in the
U. ). Army for a period of three
years, July l. Pvt. Petersen. who
was graduated from Sidney high
school this year, will take his
basic training at Ft. Carson, Colo.
Pvt. Ronald D. Sax, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Sax, who is
stationed in Augsburg, Germany.
was picked out of 100 track men
to go to the EUSERA for Euro
pean Championship. Ronald took
first place in high jump. He writes
that they live in special barracks
and practice 2 times a day for 6
hours. His address is Pvt. Ronald
D.. Sax US 5~6-229-285 Co. c. 18th
Inf. Reg. = 5th Division. APO 112.
New York, New York.
Caroline Worthing, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Worthing of
st. Paul, will come UP from Glen
dive this week end for a visit at
the home of her grandmother.
Mrs. F. B. Lauster. Mrs. Mary
Worthing of GIendive visited at
her sons home in st. Paul and
brought Caroline back to visit in
Glendive and Sidney until later
IN the month, when the family
will come for a visit and take her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lauster
and daughters are visiting this
week in Minot at the home of
Mrs. Lauster's brother, ROLAND
Scheltens and family, and will
spend a few days with them at
a lake resort on the Canadian
border.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koke Eckley and
children, Kay, Jami, Susan and
Michael returned last Thursday
from a vacation trip to California.
At Sacramento they visited Mrs.
Eckley's mother, Mrs. George
Halter and among other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Turner. who
have also just returned from a
three weeks vacation trip to
California, spent a day with them
IN Sacramento and Koke went
on from there with them TO
southern California for a visit
with his sister in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Eckley drove down later
with the children and after a visit
there with friends and relatives
they returned by way of Las We
gas. The Turner's visited among
her sisters and friends in Carson
City, San Francisco and Los An
geles and other southern points.
Mrs. George Schafer's niece and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Flemmer Of Hazen, N. Oak.
visited briefly at the Schafer
home last Thursday morning on
their return from a two weeks
wedding trip to San Francisco. and
TO the National Parks and other
points of interest throughout the
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. McGIynn of
ella Bend, Arizona, are in Sid
ney looking after business mat
ters and visiting among relatives
and friends. The McGlynns NOV
ed to ella Bend because of the
very warm climate of that par
ocular area and the relief it af-
lords Mrs. McGlynn from her
arthritic condition. ella Bend was
reported last week as one of the
hottest spots in the country with
4 temperature of 10 degrees
and over. After a visit here the
McGlynns will visit their son
Terry and his wife at Havre.
where he is teaching summer
school, and their son-in-law and
laughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
-aumeyer in Missoula. Mrs. Nc
tells us their youngest son
larry was married in February at
Reno, Nevada, and after a visit
With them at ella Bend returned
o California, where he is en-
by the Southern Geophysi-
al. Their Oldest son Lynn, gradu-
tied from the medical school at
he University of Washington in