The Sidney herald., 1955-01-20

Wednesday, Dec. % to report for
duty at his new assignment. Ira
Wis ALB, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Krebsbach
left Sunday on a vacation trim
to the Hawaiian Islands as guests
OF Northwest Airlines. The trim
was given as a courtesy to Mr..
and Mrs. Krebsbach's daughter
Tor her years in NWA service
Mrs. Donlan, nee Miss Kathleen
h~rebsbach, was airline hostess I'm
TO the time of her marriage and
since then has been EMPLOYED in
the company's general office in
minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Krebs-
bach were going first to Mineap-
Obs for a visit at the home of
their s~on-in-law and daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Donlan. and were
TO leave from there via Northwest
Alr1nes at 2 p. m. Wednesday on
a nonstop flight to Seattle. Thev
were due to arrive in Hawaii at
9:45 a. m. Thursday morning Ito
day..
Mrs. Charles Newell. who is
under medical care at the local
hospital, is reported as MAKING
very satisfactory recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Ness return
ed Sunday from Dahlen, N. OAK.
where they were called by. the
death OF Dick mother, Mrs. David
Ness. The deceased was 81 wears
Ola and had been in poor health
Tor several weeks and under care
at a hospital in Northwood. N. d.
She IS survived by three sons and
a daughter, all of whom live at
Dahlen but Dick and his family.
She made her home with the two
sons and her sister. Funeral SER
wees were held from the Lutheran
church at Dahlen January 8 and
burial was in the family plot at
the Dahlen Lutheran cemetery.
Mrs. Ruth Mako and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hamburg and Terry
Lee were supper guests Saturday
evening at the home of Mrs. Hazel
Houglum and Bill.
c. r. Hurry and Mrs. Eva Carav on6
son HurIy Carey, drove to Baker
wednesday to attend funeral Services
Tor their brother-in-law and rnc1a
y. =. Young Sr., who passed away
saturday night. Mr.. Young
Mas stIlcKen as he neared a city in
yeISect1on Just a few minutes after
eaVlng home on an errand. The obit-
uary Will be found elsewhere i, this
issue of The Herald. LIS
Bob Renshaw is here from EkaIaka
ms week looking after Bankers Life
insurance co. matters. He and Mrs.
RenshaW moved back to their Fka1aka
nome last fall, giving up their apart
ment mere after several wears mart
time residence to better serve the ter
Iltory and his company as southeastern
Montana agent for the Bankers life
He reports the weather down there
ABOUT the same as here and the road
up mere open all the Way.
Il. Z. Larson and sons Leonard and
Kenneth of the Savage Commute
were III Sidney one balmy over 30
aDove-zerO day last week when he
reminded US that last January at the
same time it was so below zero and fhe
cold spell lasted till February / when
II warmed up and the ground was
pare OF snow the rest of the winter.
rs latLer part OF March partly thru
April Lnere was a spring cold snaD
Wlthout snow or moisture and it look
ca as 1t the country was in for a dry
crop year, but some timely rains
saved the day for about half a normal
crop on the average. Mr.. Larson came
70 HlchIand county - then a part of
Dawson ~ in 1907 from Albert Lea
Mimi, when he and his brother home
Steaded west of Crane. They came fo
the United States from Denmark in
1901, to Albert Lea. They were back
there IN l947, making the trip by plane
they met several other people
from Sidney.
.Vern Fink and Frank Eckert were
pilot and co-pilot of Sun Oil Companv's
Twin Beech plane which brought Mr..
and Jack Prather from Den
yer TO Sidney to consult with Bill Ford.
charles H~ornberger and other resi-
Sun Oil officials recently.
Sic. and Mrs. Donald l.. Oberg and
daughter Nancy of Redwood Falls.
Mimi, spent last week visiting at the
nome OF the sergeant's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. E. Oberg and with his brother
Merrill and family. Sgt. Oberg has lust
recently returned to the United States
after three years service in Korea.
upon completion of a thirty day fur
Tough he will be assigned to further
duty at Fort Hood, Texas. Sgt. Oberg
and family left Sunday for Redwood
Falls and from there are driving to
Fort Hood to ecure housing. Mrs.
Oberg and Nancy expect to live near
Fort Hood while Donald is stationed
there.
Raymond G-uIbrandson of Mavville.
North Dakota, brother to Mrs. Ber-
nard McLain. and her uncle Olum
Strand OF Hlllsboro, North Dakota, Wis
tied at the McLain home Tuesday and
Wednesday enroute to Spokane, Wn.