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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-04
MRS. DAISY SCHWARTZ

A lingering illness claimed the
life of Mrs. Daisy Meyer Schwartz,
72, of Parma, Saturday at Evan
gelical Deaconess Hospital in Cleve-
land. She was buried in Riverview
cemetery here Monday following
services conducted at 3 from the
Neidecker Eberle LeVeck fun
eral home, a Christian Science
reader officiating.
Mrs. Schwartz is survived by a
son, Wilbur A. DicuS Of Parma;
two grandsonS, Bill DicuS OF Fort
Bliss and Jimmy Dicus; her aged
mother, Mrs. Jane Meyer of Parma;
and five sisters, Mrs. Flo Yensen
and Mae Snider of Port Clinton;
Mrs. Myrtle Sibrel of Gypsum;
Mrs. Owen Wyatt of Mansfield and
Mrs. Velma Frizzelle of Parma.
Don't LET Our Children Down!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-04

Returning to the ice stage this
season is lovely Kay ServafiUs
with the 11th edition of Holiday
on Ice which comes to the Toledo
Sports Arena from Nov. 28 thru
Dec. q. Miss SerVatius will ap-
pear in the production Music
For Americans" as well as in a
graceful interpretive solo.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Sidney WOman'S Club
Elects Officers

The regular meeting of the Sid
ney Woman's club was held April
IA in the banquet room Of the
Lalonde hotel. The group enjoy
ed a fine program. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Johnson sang two beau
tiful hymns accompanied by Miss
Kay Johnson of Fairview.
Rev. Herbert Bryce of Fairview
brought to the group "The Easter
Message"
The minutes and roll call of the
last meeting were read and ap-
proved. Mrs. McLain read the
report of the nominating commit
tee. The following were nominal
ed: Mrs. Afford Bahls, president:
Mrs. Raymond CLIFFORD, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Dudley Stone, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Norman Shot
nakoff, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Carol Ebersole, treasurer.
The president asked for dele
gates to go to the state conven-
ton in Forsyth, suggesting that
the new president and the new
program chairman be sent as dele
Mrs. McLain gave a report on
the recreation council meeting
she was appointed to attend for
the club.
A sympathy card for Mrs. Fred
Anderson was signed by all the
members. The president read the
'eport of club accomplishments
the past year. Mrs. Bahls
rave a report on the blood banks
nd showed the new charts with
different bloodtypes. She read
letter from a lady thanking the
Tub for blood she had received.
Mrs. Barnes introduced her !
'uest, Miss Hilda Lake, school IL
.rarian.
Lucy L. Fisher, reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Crane HOmemakers Club
Members hold Meefinm

Al fourteen members of the
crane Homemakers club met An
ri z at the home of Mrs Rid
Slmard to see a demonstration on
making rolls. Mrs. Steve Douglass
showed how to mix a basic beaten
batter and was assisted bv her
sister, Mrs. Harry Powers in shan
ing several different kinds of
rolls.
Literature for the cancer drive
was distributed to the clrb off,
ficers, who will serve as a com-
mittee.
A letter from Ruth L,ongwortb
president of the Montana state
Library association, was read in
Vltlng members to attend the an
nual meeting of the ASSOCIATION
which will be held in Miles civ
May 6 through May 8.
a motion was made nv Mrs
James Wright and seconded nv
Mrs. Ira Anez and carried unani-
mously that the club donate SIS
to the Richland county an coun-
Gil to help pay the expenses of
irene Bradley, one of four Mon
lana delegates to National All
IluO camp IN Washington, Z. c.
June 1920.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
IN APPRECIATION

wIsn TO thank all the vo,,ng EN-
wno wrote the fine ESSAYS for ( 1olks
g 10 Auxiliary contest and fbe I1e Le-
i Tn9 50 tb Willingly gave Of their time 1nes s.
the girls and doT us. Also in behalf Of
P Pel1eS, want 70 thank the f Amer,d5 n
generors ana &c the Auxiliary for tbeir
tb mere were SO many real I' eood u.s..
the ones Sa 70 a ay very hard Job to choose
fio would like to make honorse5Slae 70 and
their Oh the following -contestsnt Hen a
i neG GU Constitution5yBSiIIII HIS yin
sides i the w 5aTyis both Of Sidney. Ben
kende4 Of Fairview a and Re Jean pKuy-
FTe 10 Sidney; Safe Guarding et o1T-
Ran 81 SSonradson of Ridgelswn Icy;
irene ren q che the Rau school, Shirley E SaT0i
Of NohGTarol Emily and Marle3a IprnalIy.
besides n Lorna Black Of Sid5nasg
and iu JSdI Vhe winners. Ronald L siiones
Bailey Fisher, Americanisr,
Chairman
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Legion Auxiliary Hears
Winners ESSAYS

!he american Legion auxiliary ba,a
LIS April meeting at the Legion baS1
win a good attendance. The nrn,nau
was presented jointly by Mrs SSfsaddanl
reeves. Pan American Chairman an aeyy
MRS. Bailey Fisher, Americanisro ana
say CHAIRMAN. Mrs. Fisher presar4oS
the four winners in the esssv nos
est ronald Lalonde and JUDY Ander
son. winners of 1st and 21d ILL.,
respectively in the junior hieb p5 ISGe
son read their essays on "Wbv We
are thankful for Our Freedom p
Ilcla kykendal of Fairvie1U "a
6eTyI peterson, winners of ia snJ
znd places IN the senior high scbnni
dlvlslon, read their ESSAYS on s.TSn
CONSTITUTION. Each winner recei,,a5s
casn prize. and all four ESSAYS viii
compete In the district contest VIII
Al the business meeting the Gi,sr-
~ report on activities Of the, nif -.
suonltted. NO wonder we are ~
nlng Out OF money after we heard al
we nave spent. We voted to do-s az
So 10 the cost of adminiS+er;nr 1ee
Salk Poho vaccine for LIST and onS
grade children, and reimbursad DO
Ethel Smith for the Easter esf+ 80
to our adopted boy at Miles civ I'm 81
duStrial school. lily M
The unit also voted to hold a
gaSDord to raise money 10 ranIanSaL
the treasury so that the new ofFnnna
VIII have some funds to work witS
VIII !
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
MENIAE EGON HALL SIDNEY SUNDAY APRIL l7h at 500 Rm-Te Public Is Invited

composeM of MI. and Mrs. Glen
D~anielSon and MI. and Mrs. Har-
old Martin sang, "When You and
! were Young, Minnie,e (for Mrs.
Hartland). The entertainment
ended with Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
land dancing a schottische to the
v~iolin-guitar accompaniment.
Granddaughter of the couple
had charge of the guest book. The
honored couple were presented
with a gift of silver and many
cards in honor of the occasion.
and movies and snapshots were
taken for a record. Hostesses were
the daughters and daughters-in-
of the honored couple.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14

during the MINER
Mrs. Stanley Tewes had charge of
showing films on South American
countries which had been furnished
through the courtesy Of Frontier Air
lines. Harold MERCER had agreed to
operate the movie protector, but just
as he was ready to start, the fire
siren blew and he had to take off to
the fire at the MAYHEM Supply Co.
At the end of the business meeting,
we got Bob Downs to fill in for Mer-
cier. and he showed the movies of
Cuba, Peru, and Rio De Janiero.
The films were excellent and were
greatly enjoyed by the whole audi
ence. w wish to thank the Frontier
Lines, Mr.. MERCER and Mr.. Downs
for their help in giving US a fine pro-
gram.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Beth Rounce. Henrietta Kroemer. Ce-
la Johnson. Irene Peterson and Mar
tina Marion. Pub. Chm.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Mrs. Ed Edmondson Elected
PRESIDENT of Country Ci1h

Ine Country club Iadise 49, = -
l ~ house "Wednesday for ! a. sus
aIsh luncheon and the annual meet
ing 1or election Of Officers of tha
Women.s Golf and Bridge club Holl
seSSeS were Mesdames Coke Eckieg
~ ESaounce and Bill Buchholz. Mrs
Mrs r s was elected president.
ana Mrs. Clint Fulkerson. secretsrLs
~sneasIIer. The regular weekly meet
lmgs Tor golf and bridge viii be beid
sveIy Wednesday and all Members sre
1853 % be out. Hostesses next
ana NV WI pc Mrs. Harold Rounce
following the covered dish -1lIncbaor
5 Ia business meeting Wednesday an
roui OF bridge was enjoyed with Mrs
S SeSSle Gland and Mrs. Ann Edmond"
son Winning the high and second bigb
score prizes respectively. iHsn
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
WOTM News

The regular meeting of the Wo-
men of The Moose was held in
the Moose hall April 5 with a good
attendance. The program was nut
on by the homemaking committee
Two songs YER sung by jeanne
Lovelace and Myrna FiesseI. Fol-
lowing a short business session
Doris Fulkerson was initiated. She
was sponsored by Joan Kringen.
a note was read from "The
Sunshine Girl" jeanne Buckley
OF Mooseheart, Ill, thanking the
dress.
A thank you note from Moose
heart for the wonderful attendance
and donations at the "Baby VIII
iage Day" in Glendive was read
IN which they said they were
busy redecorating and remodeling
the Chlld's City with funds we
helped raise for them.
Reports were made on the Glen
dive trip. Mrs. Ernestine made a
splendid report of the recreation
Gay banquet and meeting. Mrs.
Oakley Dayton told very interest,"
OF their recent trip south.
FlanS were made for the Land
Dinner to be held April Ia
Inc drill team is planning
smorgaSbord to be held in the near
future. Eva Hennen's name was
for the attendance prize of
a delicious lunch was served bv
serving committee, Helen
5entson, Betty Harmon, Anetta
Aappel, Violet Jorgenson and Lii
ian Johnson.
Lucy L.. Fisher, Pub. Chm.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Harry HartIands
HOnOred On
Golden Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hartland
were recently hOnOred at a Dot
luck dinner at the NYA hall on
their golden wedding anniversary.
Approximately 100 guests attend
ed the event to honor the couple
who homeSteaded in Richland
county In 1912. Originally from
Spencer, Neb., they had gone
llrst to South Dakota, but V e
drought in that area caused them
TO leave there and come to Mon
tana, where they have lived
since.
Serving began at 1890. A group
OF twelve of their old friends and
nelghbors were seated with the
honored couple at a special table.
In the group were MIR. and Mrs.
Hartland, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
DanielsOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rob-
erts, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Pullen.
Mrs. Clara Lowry, Mrs. Zena
Crawford, Louis Hartland and
Walter LangdOn of Sturgis. S. D..
who was visiting friends in this
area.
Miss Lucille Baker, a friend
who formerly lived at their home.
sent a large basket of daffodils
which decorated the piano. The
three TERED wedding cake was
cut by Mrs. Clara Lowry. and
served to each guest. 6
The guests spent the afternoon i
socially, and listening to music 1
which followed the invocation bv S
Keller. Wallace Pust was 1
master of ceremonies. A violin Y
md guitar duo, Bud Berry and Z
wallace Pust, played a number
u requests. Herman Keller read g
selection entitled Fifty Golden "
ears, recounting the history of 4
helr marriage, and a ouarfette y
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Splendid Attendance at
Style Show

The style show put on by Mrs
Yarlott and the girls she is train
ing, namely Shirley Kringen
Audrey Rozeu, Shirley BeseI
Kathy Crippen, Julie Buchholz
Camille Tholkes, Judy Anderson
Caroline Yarlott and De'Ette Kine
\ was a very successful event
with the girls all looking beau
tIfully dressed in the latest STYLES
The publicity committee of the
WOTM takes this opportunity TO
thanK everyone who helped TO
make 1t a success, especially Croff's
store for furnishing the clothes
Conllns for the use of the RIO
Erwin Johnson for MAKING tbe
stage, KICK and The Sidney
herald for the publicity and MRS.
johnnie Marmon for the use Of
ner beautiful silver service and
table cloth. 'l@
Tea and coffee were servad
from a beautifully decorated table
which Mrs. Harry Belknap and
Mrs Blaneh Means poured. Dain-
" sandwiches and cookies were
served by the kitchen crew: Mrs
Gertrude Mitten, Ethel Ramus
leo Williams and Mildred Will
1er. Others of the committee helm
"a In the dressing room and in
ways. We also wish to thank
nose who brought cookies and
'andwiches. "iO
mere was a good turnout as
a hundred tickets were sold.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Hospital Linen Guild to
Meet Friday, ApriI IL

The regular meeting of the Hos
pltal Linen guild will be held in
the hospital dining room this Fri
day. April Is. The Baptist Mission
and the WCTU will serve and sew
Tor the month of April. This is the
annual meeting for election of Of
1lcers and all representatives and
othef members r urgently re-
quested to be in attendance
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14

home Of Mrs. Young's brother and
S1ster-ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Hurry. Mr.. and Mrs. Hurry also
had for their Easter dinner Guests
ms sister, Mrs. Eva Carey and
her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
hurry Carey and children, Linda
and Craig. Mr.. and Mrs. Young
and Mary Paula returned to Baker
that evening and Mrs. Young re-
named IN Sidney for a more ex-
tended visit. Her son and family
Plan another visit to Sidney with
Ia the next ten days to take her
home with them.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
R. S
IN MPLS.

invitations have been received
by friends here to the wedding of
r. Joseph Williams of LaSalle
III. Mr.. Williams, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Williams, former Sid
ney residents, and Miss Gean
Bay of Minneapolis, will be mar
RED IN Minneapolis April is at the
First Universalist church.
The Williams family have Wis
lted back here on several occa-
sionS with Mrs. Williams mother
Mrs. Ella Nevins, since leaving to
make their home in Minneapolis.
Ihey moved from Minneapolis to
aaSalIe, Ill, a few years ago and
WIS Nevins is now making her
home with them.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
IN APPROXIMATIONS

The gratitude in orr bear+N
er be fully expresses Ho1 San hev
Wlsh our relatives and friends We
Know now much their floral and Sra ~
o!IeIlngs n their symnafbv " 1HS
were appreciated in tIa I ~
ri Fin d oear husband and brother, Jo ofSS
Women of ~ also wish to thank the
Circle of +h Inc Moose and st. Bridget's
efforts in preparing food Doi nelr
Mrs. Marie E. Ffnneman
MI. Herbert Finneman
mrs. Catherine Good.
MIS-. Sylvester Kirchner
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Legion Auxiliary to Sponsor
omOrgaSbOrd April "a

to Inc be1d american Legion auxiliary plans
nan Sunday, April "a. SerE legion
Of oss ! c at 200 p, N: under the direction g5n
Tickets will he members.
6ooE both before and also 4s at p
me auxiliary will furnish the roaa+.
ana every member will be ssl1a nSass
e eU6ad5e ner special food delicacy' 50 an ~
dlne chance to get all the fooS S IS a
give give S your ~R %ifs ( Q too. why not not
get. no supper to
dn~cbfd I give yourself a break
~ ~ py having a meal that Is cora
pi T6a new and different. com
mo 5ne auxiliary has donated so much
Ca eauSes that something has to be d fne
DlI nf IN some money to take fbe
need your patronage n Von o eeI5w
= Hr5nge i rom the usual menu, GOOD
everyone come. "eleome,
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Notice of Meetings Of
Methodist WSCS Circles

The WSCS circles of the Methodist
Gaurcn VIII meet Wednesday April 20.
Inc afternoon circles will meet at 2.3o
ana the evening circles at 1880. After
noon noSteSses will be for Esther
circle, Mrs. George Mielke With Ms
CORA Frost assisting; Mary circle At
the nome of Mrs. H. H. Kincaid: Re-
Decca circle with Mrs. sE. E. Edmond
son; and Ruth circle at the home Of
MIS-. Sterling Swigart with Mrs. BAILEY
snSleI assisting. Mrs. Mike Meatovich
66n9 MRS. Jack Knoop will entertain
.1eoeeca circle that evening at the
nome OF Mrs. Meatovich, and Naomi
clrcIe VIII be entertained the same
evenlng at the home of Mrs. al Johns
Win Mrs. Oscar Anderson assisting.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
BAPTISMs AT CoNGREGAT1oN0Y
CHURCHES CTINr1 1S+A

At Easter services in Peonie Con
sregatlonal church the following chill
1Ten were baptised by Rev. Bernard
MNcLaln; Gordon Lee. son of Mr. and
MRS. Gordon Morrison: John Grant
sol sol o. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Nutter.
Mrs. Ralph KappeI. Clinton F5 I'LL, ana
was the assisting deacon. Earlier VIZ
IoTla Marie, daughter of Mr.. and M
1OHn Marmon III was baptised
Al Easter services in SAVAGE Congre-
gatIonal church the following children
ana Ma Iaptlsed: Michael, son of Mr..
Alan' and Alvin, children of Mr. and
MIS-. William w. Neese. Howard Ranb
was the assisting deacon Daen
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Rainbow Assembly to Observe
Rainbow Sunday, April II

me local assembly of Rain
DOW for Girls will observe Rain
DOW Sunday, April IL. All girls
ana their mothers are requested
70 meet at the Congregational
church at 1920 a. M. SUNDAY
Where they will attend services
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Report of Meeting of
Country WOmen,s rInh

Inc Country WOmen's club mel #
me nome Of Mrs. Sheriu Henderson,
wednesday. March 10 at 1870 D. m
RoI can was given by exchanging
mower seeds and slips. The lesson on
Understanding Thyself' was present
ed by Mrs. Irwin Zadow. PofIuck
lunch was served after the meeting
Inc next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Irwin Zadow We'd
neSSday, April 20 at 1:3O D. m. Roll
dish towel. The lesson on .RoIIs5 9iii
be given by Mrs. Chester Dore and
Mrs. Kenneth Dore. Co-hostess Mrs
hay Houchen will serve the lunch
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
MT. and Mrs. Ned whitman
HOSTS at Easter Dinner

bo mi. and Mrs. Ned Whitman were
o c5oIeS 70 family and friends at a !
Nlilman's brother-in-law and si WIS.
IT. and Mrs. j. S. P~ennepacker s ~
3 motner. Mrs. R. Tvetan. who baGd
ff oSL returned from a trip to C t5To
aJll1s a1d points west, were family
Mrs CIher guests included were
- LucIIe Bettey and Bob nn,.saS
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Easter DinSer Guests at
Lionel Cali Homo

INLAND Mrs. Lionel Gall were Easter
Ss@day hosts at a family dinner at
theIr home. Guests included Mr.
STu MRS. Roy Rounce, Mr.. and
MIS- yrs Blu Rounce and three Children
MIS-, a +. Rounce, and Mrs. Calls
DLotneI, Ion Cameron of Chicago. Mr..
Cameron visited here over the Eas+ar
week end at the home of his daugb-
Ter. Mrs. Bill Rounce and with his
sister and her family, the Lionel Calls
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
CARD OF THANEs

tbs al Mlsn 70 express our sincere
t EhlotIs5S 70 nose who yer so kind and
o. my son and our brother H1e lune era
Jensen and family wish to tbanI Leo
III Inelr cards and thoughtfuInesn IOSe
me Srn WORD of the death of his f sfbe at
T lbs. Eliza Gladoski, Mr.. and Mrs. 1arsie 4,
TedI i1 Io n family, Mr.. and Mrs
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Rainbow Silver Tea
Saturday, April is

Inc Rainbow Assembly for
Girls will hold their annual Sill
yer Tea in the Masonic hail SAT
urday afternoon, April 16 from 2
to . o'clock. All parents and ma
sons are invited and your attend
ance Will be appreciated
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Breezy Flat Homemakers
Hold Meeting

The Breezy Fiat Homemakers met
March rs at the home of Mrs. Otto
LANCE with members present. four
absent. and three visitors.
one OF our guests, Marie Nemic, gave
an interesting lesson on "Understand-
ing our Silver" A surprise birtbdsv
party was planned for NoIa Sanders
April 2 at Mrs. Iven Craven's, The
next meeting viii be held at the home
Mrs. Iven Craven April 80 at 1890
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Betty Halvorson Hostess
at Easter Dinner

MISS Betty Halvorson was hostess at
e $50. : orcl9sk family dinner al her home
a a55OeT MR. Sungay; Guests included Mr..
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hsivo sn[Se
Mr.; and Mrs. J. H. Clark, Mrs, I.neiiiss
bettey and Miss Olga Kindlev
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
6asIer Dinner Guests at the
oscar Anderson Home

famiIv anu MIS-. Oscar Anderson and
gathering at their home Eastser ITThhl nIyy
Mrs. Anderson's parents n SFe
4no Mrs. Claude Utterback oF WI MI
Foint; her brother and his wife VOL
ana mrs. Ralph Moore n family MT If
6 6,gduiV Tes and a niece and her nus
and fam MI ana MRS. Arthur Malkucb
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Easter Breakfast Guests
At D. III. ParSOn Home

ed a family group at their bonna
Easter. Guests included their son-in~
law and daughter, MI. and Mrs. Ross
JamleSen Of Miles City, their daugb-
terS, Mrs. Thelma Barber and three
Gniluren and Mr.. n Mrs. Robert
PETERSEN and three children Of Sidney
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Report of Meeting of
ROYAL Neighbors

rea,I 5pIeIpuld attendance was out for The
Neighbors held WednesdaVv ay yas o
me re hall At the close of the seS st
9Ion refreshments were served nv NJ
All Aneleln and Mrs. Ben MarcaS
,ef enc next meeting viii be a Social
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
WCTU Meets at Home of
Mrs. George MieIke

VIII meets at Home az
Mrs. George MieIke
n April meeting of the WCTy was
Leo at me home of Mrs. GEORGE
Mielke with Mrs. Bert LeSIIs,,r GSoage
hostess. President, Mrs. Fish nresiSed
ana also conducted the devotions- Mrs
Glster' who was in charge of fbe nro-
slsin gave a very fine reading
6 Iris I Crusade" and also read al
Story" Members were reminaad 5aiH tIo
TINS IS the month in which the WCTITT
SeWs for the hospital and four mem
DSIs Volunteered to help with fba
Day annual tea April IS and
a az members We're requested to send
AT the close of the nicotine A1ioo
Lee, a little girl Of preschooi ace sang
Ihree songs, which were f%oTloVed bS
prayer A social hour was enioved any
Iuhch was served by the hosfesses
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
YARD OF THANKS

the comfor+ 20 thank III friends for
ps'ny SHOWN At the time ~ tS OF sym
M our neloved husband and 1satn
Raei IRE Becker. Mr.. and Mr. lager.
M MI and Mrs. LLOYD ac[aIH
and Mrs ATS. Kenneth Bell M
MIS-. Win,AIle Allen Swihart. Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Deaton ana MI. and
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14

thank ii Z. S. officers would Ike -
sale last VINO donated to their foo =
patronized fb aroay and also those who
SueVa Berry, liberia Petara
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Notice to
women and Girls

any Methodist woman or S,,nda,
scn9oI girl who has not receivaS
Garo for the mother-daughter bsno,,ea4
y oeque s@s6S1 to call Mrs. Dudley Stone
pbone SG91S1 or Mrs. c. E. Ebersole
day, April 20. IAN Wednes-
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
CARD OF

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to all who were so kind and
helpful during the illness and deafS
Of u loving husband and father
nurses for their personal services. ~
Rev. A. Setness for his comfor+no
words and services; Mrs. N. Vance,
I'D for her message in song and for
all the cards, flowers and memoriais
given.
Mrs. Agda Foss, Mr.. n Mrs C,r,.
Lundby and family, Mr.. and M
Jack Gay, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman Foce
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Foss
and family.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14

Mrs. LANCE. va SGVeu o.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all those wbo
helped to control the fire on orr niscoo
and especially the following: The Si5I
ney Flre Department, Leon Odenbacb
Waiter Reisig and Mrs. Mary Klemnei
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pust Mo
Louise PuSt. 15-I9e9
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Airport News

Louis Wheeling returned r.
Erie, Pa, on Frontier Flight g.
April II. MI. Wheeling has beer
visiting his brother, MI. and Mrs
). L.. Wheeling of Skaar. He flew
to Erie via Bismarck, Minneapo-
lis, Detroit, Cleveland, arriving
IN Erie at 9:17 a. m.
+ ! ,
Dick King of Carter Oil Co
returned to Billings on Frontiers
Flight 81 April Il. Dick has been
visiting his family in Sidney over
the Easter week end.
Easter Sunday proved to be the
best day this year so far for
crowds of sightseers at the air.
port. About 200 people watched
Frontier Airlines Flights "a and
81 land and take off at the Rich
land County Airport.
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An early vote is expected in
Congress on 2 bills that will give
NC4 TO local
service operators. The bill before
the Senate is S651 and the bill
before the House of Representa-
tlVes is HR2225. Should both bills
be passed Frontier Airlines will
Ehen operate under a permanent
certificate. At the present time
frontler Airlines' certificate ex-
pres this year and the Frontiers
,eneWal case is now pending be-
or the CAB.
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A Braniff international Air
ways film, Havana, Peru and Rio
1e Janiro, was shown the Sugar
factory Union April 10 and to
ne Ladies Auxiliary of the Ameri~
an Legion April II. This film is
ne OF the many free travel films
valuable to any organization. call
50 for additional information.
Travel tips: Eastbound flights ]
ave at 1888 p. m. and Westbound
lights leave at 3:55 d. m. )
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14

Travel tips: Eastbound flights
leaye at 1888 p. m. and Westbound
flights leave at 1855 p. m.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
SOCIETY

EaSter Guests at Home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Hurry
Mr.. and Mrs. Denzil Young and
little daughter, Mary Paula. and
Mr.. Young'S mother, Mrs. Dorothy
Young, were Easter guests at the