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Dr.. Stephen L. PoIyok

CHICAGO, Mar. 10 (R,.-Dr.
Stephen L. Polyak. SIS. professor
Of anatomy at the University Of
Chicago and an authority on the
anatomy of the eye, died Tues
day night.
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Braths

C0LBERT. DEMaREsT x. ofneers and
members of Monroe Council. No. Z.
sTssy 'Ps pses e m.s & Ssb RI:
Funeral Home Riverdale; Nd. at
iers foI our late past State couneilor.
bers are invited.
EIHEL oRNpoRFF. Councillor.
HARRIET FAIRALL. Rec. secy. IL
CURTIS. CHARLES BEVERLEY. On
wednesday; March =. 1888: CHARLES
BEVERLEY CURTIS OF 1927 Buchanan
s.. nm, NM 6eloyed husband Of Irene
bonp c safs al and Af son q boas Ar
Also surviving are sister, Dora R.
snd ap After GhsE n 5ea sand s1d MsrcS
II, friends are invited to call at the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920 9th st.
nv, where services viii be held on
ment Arlington National Cemetery. Is
DSIsH H n.He5 Afg g5 On Fl. T .s
sen Va. zA SsS.b asff f. p S5EiPH
hus1 end Of Leah he, DOlPh .,, and father Of
Newell G polph; Mrs Marjorie Dodds
may call at the Domaine Funeral
Alexandria. Va, where services will be
am. Interment Pohick Cemetery.
DONALDSON. PAULINE M. At ee4
wife. of Elwood Donaldson, mother
Of Mrs Elsie l., Pines. Services at
am ln3sf% Hass CEDAR ss1fn Hi III Cemetery
DUNBAR. HERBERT MARTIN. OF 7sa
South Alfred ST.. Alexandria, Va, on
Edna NJ; Dunbar. father Of Donna
Jean and Thomas F.. Dunbar son Of
Mrs Ge2rsia A Toda and brother Of
Wa eT RoOe3ts a4a R Asn lanes It eha ana
bers' Funeral Home. ST. 18th st. Sc.
until Friday: March H., at o am.
Roys IN St, ST Al MaIyS eh9 Vs AZ south
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
FRYE. WILLIAM. On Sunday. March
ssta1 'S a !. n E p s SsnsIal 5 5Ssa
81 Cloud FRYE He + D Hes' Mens By os. son
nephew. Paul Hall: several loyal friends,
Mrs MS[y Harden nd H.. MRS Irene Brad
pm. Friday, March ii; friends may
Sons Funeral Home, 49@5 Deane ave.
sCINlCtS OH OoluLuds'
nacle Baptist Church. Division ave.
and Gay st. ne. Rev. G. L. Wash
ington officiating, Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery. IL
March 1855, at the National In
BERT GILMORE, husband Of Anna
brother OF Mary Bryant, Frances Ruskin
and Sandy Gilmore, He also is sur
xEsd by A Gaes rsaYss snd McS
Brooks and Otis r. Allen Funeral Home,
18th st. and Florida ave. NV, Funeral
services on n. ETri sa,,0 March Il, At
fist Church. 4th and L SITS. NV. Rev.
Joseph S. Hayward officiating. Inter-
ment Woodlawn Cemetery. IL
daT M.sS 3 s S sessPS 9P hA sHn
and q ca 9an' Halle i ME IL s sGn q leaves Wa 9
brothers. two sisters and host OF
other relatives and friends, Friends
Home, 1888 goth st. NV, on Thurs:
day, March 10. after pm Funeral
services on Friday. March IL, at 100
m, at the Gethsemane Baptist Church.
End st. and Virginia ave. NV. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
uAMLIN, CHARLES. oficers and mem
Gers Of Pe's eSsfSe hods are No 81
notified Of called meeting on Friday,
March IL. 1855. at 7 pm, to ar
range for the funeral of our deceased
d brother, CHARLES HAMLIN. at the
nome william I Al M & 81 9Idef W. Of l..
EMORY j. TURNER, Secretary.
uAMrH Cuaprrr oY,yru 1L,
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Howard Wentworth,
York Co. Manager

Howard C. Wentworth. so,
manager of the York Corrugat-.
ing Co. here. died Tuesday at his
home, 5404 Blackstone road,
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Anurilinn

MORRIS. MAX. There will be an un-
yelling Of a monument to the late
MAX MORRIS on SUNDAY, March l3,
1855. at ! pm, at Beth Sholom Gene
terry. Friends and relatives invited
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DrafhB

March 9, 1865. at her residence $3.50
Branch ave. Sc. ANNIE c, ABBOTT.
the beloved wife of Daniel A. Abbott
and Daniel A. Abbott. jr Funeral
from the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home.
1861 Good Hope I'd. Sc, on Friday;
March IL. at 2:30 pm. Funeral
services at the Keller Memorial Luz
theran Church, 9th st. and Maryland
ave. ne, at . pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Washing
ton National Cemetery.
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BoGGERsoN. RICHARD A. On Tues

day March 8, 1Voo, HIGHLAND a.
BOGGERSON. He is survived by three
njeces, Ernestine and Dorothy Bogger-
son and Mrs. Elsie Hall; one nephew
James Boggerson. and many other rela-
day, March 10. friends may call at
the Frazier Funeral Home, $50 Rhode
island ave NV. Funeral services on
Friday, March IL. at : pm. at the
Asbury Methodist Church. 18th and K
SIS, NV, Rev. r. NJ Williams officiat-
ing. Interment Summit Point. W. Va,
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RR.xroN. CARRIE E. On Monday

BRAXTON. CARRIE E, On Monday:
March Z, 1855. CARRIE z. BRAATON
of 2432 Queens Chapel I'd. ne, beloved
BraXton, She also is survived by three
erandchildren, two sisters, three uncles.
one aunt other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Thursday. March
10. friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel. 1872 You st. NV
(Parking space available.l REQUIEM
mass will be celebrated at the Holy
Redeemer Catholic Church on Friday,
March ii. at 9 am. 1nterment Mount
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Hraths

Msreb 9. 1875. 4 her On r...S. 49,. ss
f G5et Dsiosed p mother Il dp h.rI 4 81 nss
Joseph 6. and Francis 9. Di Miss.
Ss i IT,, clemsnts an. and the late James G.
great-grandchildren. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Massachusetts, ave: ne. where services
:. rs. g nS 1'n on l SaHs esdsT ' Hi
MOCK. THOMAS ISAAC. On wednes-
G Cen Afi Hospital LS02 THOMAS 81 sse IsAsc
MOCK OF washington. D. G, beloyed
Mary + Powell. Mrs. O sarah r. aiaseocE.
Mrs Florrie v. Rodgers. Richard jack
Son s es arth lSs NJ MGs n: F Hs.
where funeral services viii be held
on Saturday: March IL. at l pm.
Interment walkers Chapel Cemetery.
M0xLEY. GROVER C. On Tuesday.
aRSs5 sSi & e 6s s 5sSTsd s sns
band Of Amelia Moxley and father Of
John z and Maureen L. Moxley, brother
OF Sa Owen st tbs s Moxey n Friends
Home. 1851 Good Hope I'd. s.e.. from
pm; Thursday, March TO- to s;45
m. Friday. March IL. Graveside
National Cemetery on Friday. March
IL. at 1920 am.
MURPHY. SISTER JosEPHA. On We'd
ss fasaz Mhsfa O. beo Sss d ssf
Marphs a9@as from ana the cashsnf
residence, United States SOLDIERS Home
$50 am Solemn requiem mass at
the United states Soldiers Home Chapel
at am. Interment Mount olivet
PARSlY. LAWRENCE EDWARD. On
e eaRY 1893 S easrs av.
Rober. 4: and Lillian 8, Parsls and
brother OF Lillian May Seek. Betty
nancy srsly pG Eseyn ' Blame f parss
Robert 4. Psrsiy. If. IT. Services It the
sye Hyatt ssa H0 Ma 4 on satrdaS
faIn esm Invited 1nterment Fort I'm
PAYNE. KATIE BYRD. On Mon
day March !. 1885. KATIE BYRD
kotee OF fune1s la MGneG aye
by Jarvis.
PAYNE. RUTH NJ. On Tuesday. March
s: 1855. at Arlington Hospital. RUTH
M. PAYNE OF 631 North Nelson ST.,
Arlington Va. beloved wife of Grover
E. PAYNE. mother Of Mrs. Martha P.
Cost. G. Edwin and Charles F. Payne.
Also surviving are four Grandchildren
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home .2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington.
Va, where funeral services will be
held on Friday March IL. at 2 pin.
1nterment Oakwood Cemetery. 10
PAYNE. RUTH Nice. The officers and
4 II members of Mizpah Chapter,
WI No. 8. o. E. s., are requested
X6Y to assemble at the Ives Flu
AAA neral Home, 2S47 Wilson
w. blvd. Arlington. Va. at 8
y pm. Thursday, March 10,
1855. where funeral services
will be conducted for our late sister.
RUTH McC PAYNE
DORSET M CHANDLER.
Worthy Matron.
CAROLINE L. WHTBERGER Secy.
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BLUM, JACOB. On Wednesday, March
8, 1855, JACOB BLUM. beloved hus-
band OF the late Bertha Blum, de-
voted father of IsadoEe, Max, Milton
man and Mrs. Ida Gritz. all of Wash;
ington, D. c. He also is survived
BY thirteen grandchildren and twelve
observation-disclosures. Services at tne
c. D. Goldberg d. Son Funeral Home
42l7 9th St NV. on Thursday, March
10, at pm Interment Talmud Iorah
Cemetery In mourning at 222 etn
st. s.e. Please omit flowers.
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BARNES, SUSAN. On sunday, March
g. 1865. SUSAN BARNES ! Of 625
Massachusetts ave. NV. devoted mother
of Edward johnson, Helen and Theresa
Barnes. daughter of John and Matte
Salisbury, sister of Evelyn Burroughs.
Mildred Taylor, John. ir.; Jacob and
Henry Salisbury. Also surviving are
other relatives and many friends, After
6 pm. Friday. March !. friends
may call at the Dovie G. Brooks and
Otis F. Allen Funeral Home, 18th
st. and Florida ave. NV, where services
will be held on Saturday. March Il,
at l pm. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry, IL
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JAMES A. MINGO, 33',
Commander in Chief.
MELVIN i KEY AZ
Grand Secretary,

HAMLIN CHARLES o. Departed this
n thii lg ljts S CT TaeEsay .. M AAM,
q 49, In. Sir Knights and officers
SSwT 5lease be present at his late
W residence, 34S Eve st. s.w,. on
" Friday. March IL. 1865. at
,... p NJ for services. Family services
at the Zion Baptist Church at l pm.
Saturday, March Il.
ALVIN SMITH. Secretary, IL
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ARCHER, BURTON ELLSWORTH, sR,

ARCHER, BURTON ELLSWORTH, SR.
ct the Arlington Hospital. BURTON
ELLSWORTH ARCHER, Sr, of SOB
East Howell ave, Alexandria. Va. hus-
band of Mrs. Mary MARGARET Archer.
grandfather of Paul Burton Archer.
Funeral services on Friday March H.,
at l:l5 pm, at the Cunningham
SITS. Alexandria. Va. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery.
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SIAS, WALTER EDWIN.

March 10. 1885. at his r UH enai'G IGs
WALTER EDWIN siAs, beloved hus-
band of Sadie A.. Sias father of Miss
Hester v. Sias OF Arlington. Va. and
Mrs. Winifred r. Biskie of Parma,
Mich; grandfather of Fred. June and
Carolyn Biskie of Parma, Mich Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
@S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va.
Friday, March IL, at II am Funeral
services and interment, Woodside Gene
terry. Belleville N. Y,
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HARROD, ESTELLE. On Tuesday. March
=. 1865. at her residence, 1905 o
st. NV. ESTELLE HARROD. daughter
OF the late James and Fannie Harrod
Twisdale Other relatives also sur
yive Friends may call at her late
residence on Friday, March II. after
3 pm. where funeral services will
be held on Saturday. March II, at
pm Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
ARRANGEMENTS by Malvan d Schey: Inc.
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HLEGER, EDWIN l.. JR. Suddenly, on

"wednesday. March 8, 1865, EDWIN
I'd. Kensington, Md, beloved son. Of
Lottie and Edwin L. Heeger, ST.: half
brother of Linda Shannon and Nancy
Hooker. Friends are invited to call
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home of Robert A. Pumphrev Bethesda.
Md Services on Friday. March IL,
at the Holy Redeemer Catholic Church.
g105 Summit St. KenSington. Md.
where the mass of the angeles will pc
offered at 10 am. lnterment Park
lawn Cemetery
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BRENNAN. AGNES GRACE. On Wed
CHEEK, ANNIE FREDERICKA. {

tuesday, March S. 1850, At her EB resi- &
FRICKA CHEEK. loving mother Of
Golden. Frank ana Leroy Cheek.
daughter OF Golden Foster and sister
OF Mrs Jessie Cook and Frank Foster.
survive Alter pm. Thursday, March
10. friends may CAL at the Frazier
Funeral Home, $50 Rhode Island ave;
Friday, March IL. at l pm Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery,
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ABBOTT, ANNIE c. The Objects ana
members of Gen. Nelson A.
8: !. J: :
March 10. 1865. at s pm.
to conduct services for our late sister,
ANNIE C. ABBOTT BY order of
SARA s. CAMPBELL, President.
BEULAH M. COPE. Secretary.
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March 8. 1858. DAVID sHAINBLOOM,
beloveu husband of the late Rebecca
Shainbloom. devoted father of Mrs
Esther Bass of Washington D. c., and
Theodore Shane of Silver Spring. Md
He also is survived by sister. Mrs.
Annie Taxin Of Washington. D. c.,
and two grandchildren. Services at
the c. D. Goldberg a. Son Funeral
Home, 42l7 9th st. NV. on Thursday.
March 10. at 3 pm Interment Beth
Sholom Cemetery. In mourning at
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HAMLIN. CHARLES o. All officers and
ne members Of Mecca Temple.
~ No. 10, A. E. A. o. N. M s.,
" are requested to attend the
funeral of Noble CHAR .ES
,AaA o. HAMLIN on Saturday,
1Av March II, 1855, at | pm,
from the Zion Baptist Church,
F S.. between Bird and 4th SITS. s.w.
ALVIN SMITH Ill Potentate
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sTROTHER. SAMUEL B. On !

SMOTHER. Samuel B. On Thurs
day. March 10, 1855, at the Alexandria
Hospital. SAMUEL B. STROTHER OF
band FoTs Mae Str sro feG'e SON hN Of
Mattie M Strother brother of Mrs.
Inabelle S. Gray and uncle of Robert
D, Gray. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass.
ave. ne, where services will be held
on Saturday, March II, at 10 am.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. i
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STREET. RUTH A. On Wednesday,
RUTH A. STREET of 1919 E st. ne,
beloved wife of Morris W. Street and
mother Of John C. La Quay of Port
Lee Funeral Home. Attn st. and Mass.
ave ne. after 10 am. Thursday
March 10, where services will be held
on Saturday, March IL. at pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery II
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sTARNES, LILLIAN C. OF 3911 5sth
ave. Villa Heights. Md. on March
10. 1855. mother of Florien s. Privitt
and Aubrey l. Starnes Of Little Rock.
Ark; daughter of Mrs. H L. Williams
of Shreveport, La Remains at Cham
bers' Funeral Home. 1901 Cleveland
ave. Riverdale, Md until Thursday.
March 10. at pm Services and in
terment Little Rock Ark
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March 9, 1855, SAMUEL S. HESSLER.
beloved husband OF Dora B. Hessier,
father of Frank b. ana William NJ.
Aessler. brother of Mrs. Lola Marks;
Funera! from the W. W. Deal Funeral
Home. 1872 georgia ave. NV, on
Friday March / at = pm. Interment
GlenVood Cemetery
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COHEN. ALICE LEE. On Wednesday;
March ., 1855, ALICE LEE COHEN Of
- Sheridan st. ne. beloved Wile OF
Alien Cohen and devoted motner Of
Ernest M Cohen. She also is survived
BY her mother, Mrs. Ethel Fevcc OF
Atlanta. Ga: two brothers, John and
Henry Feyec OF Jacksonville. Fla. and
sister, Mrs. George h. johnson oil
Atlanta Ga. Funeral services at the
Bernard DanzansKy e. Son Funeral
Home, 1901 18th st. NV. on Friday
March ii. at II am Interment
Washington Hebrew CONGREGATION Gene
terry.
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-24
Superintendent
Gerber Returns
From Convention

Superintendent and Mrs. Ray
mond A. Gerber returned from
Denver Wednesday, March Is,
where Mr.. Gerber was in attend
ance at the regional convention
Of the American Association of
School Administrators, and par
ticipated in a panel on Reporting
Pupil Progress. The convention
was held in the Civic Auditorium
in Denver with sectional meetings
at Denver University in the down
town business district. Mr.. Ger
Der said that the outstanding thing
as far as he was concerned was
the 600-man delegation from
Texas.
Upon their return to Billings
from Denver, Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
Der met the Sidney cheer leaders,
Marlene Dotson, Beverly Leland,
Diane Mende, Judy Hagen, and
took them to the Glass "a" bas-
ketball tournament in Butte.
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-24
Officers Are
Reelected At
Conservation Meet

Sterling Swigart and Dwight
Howard were reelected to the
board of supervisors of the Rich
land County Soil Conservation
District at the annual meeting of
the district last Friday. Supervis-
ors whose term did not expire this
year are Leo Hackley and c. r.
Thiessen. Carl Hunter will con-
tinue to act as chairman of the
board and Dean Davidson will
continue to serve as secretary.
Highlighting Fridays program
was the drawing for the three free
airplane rides, which were donat-
ed by the Burns Flying Service.
Those who will view Richland
County's Agriculture from the air
are: Bailey Fisher, Sidney; Fred
Sjostrom, Fairview; and Harold
Fink, Lambert.
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-24

finest taste, and for outstanding
adaptation of music to the make
up of his choir.
Mr. Green has introduced to
Midwest audiences a popular new
feature of choral concerts II that
of giving an Informative oral ex-
PLANTATION Of the numbers which
his group perform. BY doing this
he affords the audience opportu-
nifty for broader appreciation of
the concert.
The program of varied music
together with the interesting COM
ments of the director promises a
musical treat for listeners regard
less of their taste. A free will Of
fering will be taken.
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-24
To All Parents
And Guardians of
1st and End Grades

You have received consent slips
for polio vaccination if the
Saulk vaccine is licensed by the
federal government. Many of you
have returned the consent slips
to your teacher. In order that I
may know how much of this vac
cine to order, you must have your
consent slips in TO your teacher
by April /. Your child cannot be
vaccinated under this program
unless a consent slip is signed by
you. Please attend to this at once.
R. D. Benson, NJ. D.
County Health Officer.
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-24

Little Miss Debra Sharp can
well be proud of her long line of
living ancestry appearing in the
picture above which shows Debra,
her mother, grandmother, great
grandmother and great = great
grandmother. The picture of Mrs.
Pete Cook, Mrs. John Bieber and
Mrs. VIM. Sharp and Zebra was
taken when Mrs. Sharp and her
husband came from Billings re-
Gently for a visit. The picture of
Mrs. Caspar Zailer was taken in
Culbertson, Neb., where she re-
sides. and has been a resident
there for the last fifty years. She
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-24

The Jamestown, North Dakota
College Choir, which will present
a concert of sacred and secular
music next Wednesday evening
at 8 p. m. in the Lonsdale Meth
Odist church, is a group Of tall
ented and vigorous singers who
enjoy performing the masterpieces
Of the choral repertoire. The Peo-
pies Congregational church and
Lonsdale Methodist church is
sponsoring them.
Each composition is executed
with all the care and understand
ing it deserves. The choir has
been lauded for its interesting
programs and for the technical
proficiency with which it per-
forms.
Appearing as an extra on the
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-24
County Nurse
To Attend Polio
ntation Meet

Mary Alice Rehbein, RichIand
county nurse, viii attend a spe-
cial polio vaccine o~rientation
meeting at Glendive, it was an
nounced recently by the county
health officer.
The o~rientation meeting at
Glendive is one Of 10 such meet
ings being conducted throughout
the state under the direction of
the State Board of Health's divi-
sion of Public Health Nursing.
Some areas are making local ar
rangements.
County health officers. who
will be in charge of the polio
vaccine program in their coun-
ties, have been asked to desig-
nate a public health nurse or a
registered nurse to be responsible
for the details of clinic organiza-
ton and activities of the vaccine
program for the county.
Nurses attending these district
meetings will review the polio
vaccine program as outlined for
Montana, the clinic equipment
needs in each area, the procedures
to be followed, how to keep ac-
curate record forms and other
essentials to the smooth admin
istering of the vaccine.
Miss Wava L. Dixon, director
of the State Board of Health's
division of Public Health Nursing,
pointed out that the district orr
entation clinics are intended to
aid the nurses in "being Of the
greatest service to the local health
officer and to the community"
Nurses from Richland, McCone,
Prairie, Wibaux and Dawson
counties will attend the district
meeting at Glendive.
DR.. G.. D.. Carlyle Thompson.
executive officer Of the Montana
State Board of Health, and in
charge of the polio vaccination
state program said, sAbout the
first Of April we expect an an
nouncement from the polio vac
cine evaluation center at the Uni
versity Of Michigan" The staff al
the Center is studying the results
Of the field trials Of the vaccine
that were conducted last spring
in Montana and throughout the
nation.
But we cannot wait until the
announcement is made to start
planning for the protection Of as
many of the Montana children as
possible. Vaccinating such large
numbers of children statewide ir
a short time is a difficult anc
important task if the children are
to be protected before the start
of this years polio season.
If the vaccine is found to be
effective against polio, the Nation
al Foundation for Infantile Paral-
ysis will provide the vaccine. Il
is estimated $4,000 children in
the state will be eligible to re-
ceive the new vaccine.
LII duu1IlOu 10 the NaIlOna.
Foundation for Infantile Paraly-
SIS and the State Board of Health
the Medical association, the State
Department of Public Instruc-
ton, and local health officers
public health nurses, school prin-
cipals, administrators and teach
ers are cooperating in the advance
planning for the program.
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-24
Nels Bach Barn
Damaged by Fire

The Sidney Fire Department
received a fire call Monday eve
ming, 900 p. m. to the Nels Bach
farm, 115 miles north of Sidney
The fire was in the barn used
at the time for lambing quarters.
The firemen got the blaze I'M
der control with about a third of
the barn damaged. The loss to
livestock a one eve, and the
Fire Department estimates a loss
of between one and two thousand
dollar damage to the barn.
Sidney Volunteer Fire
Department.
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-24
Mrs. George Garcia. Jr.
Any APPRECIATInN

We take this means Of publicly
thanking all members of the Sidney
Fire Department for their quick re-
sponse to our call Tuesday evening
and their fine work in putting out the
fire in III barn. We also want to
thank III friends and neighbors for
wonderful assistance. It was only
through the quick action on the part
Of the fire department. and friends
That the barn and other property was
saved from destruction, with a mimi
mum of loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Bach. (c)
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-24
FLA To Hold
Annual Father,
Son Banquet

Preparations are being complet-
ed for the annual FLA father and
son banquet which viii be held
Wednesday. March 80, in the La
londe hotel, according to James
N0rden. chapter adviser. Featured
speaker VIII be Glen Hartman,
superintendent of the Eastern
Montana experimental station.
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-24

Play titles are, "Submerger,"
''Sparkin," and "Antic Spring"
Stage crews have been selected
and include: General crew, Jim
Skillen, Chuck Carda, Clayton
Cummins, and Clint Haugen;
Script writer's, Dick Thompson,
Julie Buchholz, and Audrey Ro-
zelle; Prompting, jim Skillen,
Dorothy Dashner, Jean Erickson,
Margaret Gartner, Audrey Hesti-
kind, and Julie Buchholz.
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-24

is still in good health and does
her own homework in an apart
ment.
Mrs. Pete Cook, age 60 was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Zailer at
Waters, Mich, and has lived at
Fairview with her family for the
last twenty = five years.
Mrs. John Bieber also lives in
Fairview and was born to MI.
and Mrs. Pete Cook at McCook,
Neb.
Mrs. William Sharp was born at
Fairview, Mont, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bieber. Zebra was born in
Billings August 81, 1854.
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-24
Marvin SkiIIen
On Field Trip
To Denver

Marvin Skillen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Skillen of Sidney,
is one Of twelve Montana State
College students who are partici-
pating in the fourth annual Dem
yer architecture field trip being
held at Denver this week.