The Sidney herald., 1955-05-26

Inc May meeting was called to or
der by Gordon Myron on May 9Th
al Q D. m. There were 8 members pres
We sang he Plowing Song" and
1t Isn't Any Trouble" We gave the
tag pledges and answered roll call by
reporting on u projects. Lowell Lar
son gave a report on the history of
Motners Day. We outlined our ticket
sales Tor the All Talent Show.
We discussed the deer crossing signs
winch the State Highway Department
mas approved Our erection of. The
wee president was instructed to write
a letter to the Highway Dept, stating
mat We are in favor of having Bus
Stop signs put up at the bus stops
in our district.
Arnie Hansen gave a demonstration
on how to use a syringe and Gordon
Nyron gave n on film developing
Lunch was served by Mrs. Bakken.
TOR Iecfeatlon We pract1ced Softbau.
Gerald Anderson, reporter.
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HANDICRAFT CLUB
The Handicraft club had a meeting
Wednesday, May 4. We discussed hav-
ing a pop and candy stand at the
dance May IA. It was decided that the
Anderson school play the Newton
school IN a game of basketball. The
ANDERSON School IS going to 90 down
to Newton school to play May Is.
Darla Anderson, reporter.
Bronson FARMHANDS
The eighth meeting of the Bronson
FarmhandS was called TO order bv
Putnam, president, on Friday
evening, May 6, at the Midway school
We sang the Battle Hymn Of the
Republic" and Home on the Range"
After the pledges to the flags h
secretary read roll call with a 1000
attendance.
Diana Schields reported on COM
munIty service. Don Franz reported
mat we had received the 40 song
o which were ordered. We voted
10 work on the Three Buttes sign on
Sunday. Mrs. Walter Bauman report
cd on the Talent Show and the Rural
Lie Sunday program. We decided to
TO the park after church and have
d picnic before going to the program.
Roger Johnson, Judy and Kay AL
pm sang, There are Many Flags in
Many Lands
Mary Louise Putnam taught each
member how to give artificial respira-
tlon. Everyone enjoyed the selections
pIayeo by George Stevenson on his
fiddle.
For recreation we went outside and
roasted wieners and marshmauows.
Total attendance was 50.
Kay Albin. reporter.
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ELMDALE LIVE WIRES
The Elmdale Live-Wires All club
net az n Lois Childers home Thurs
Jay, May y. A delicious lunch was
served by Mrs. Childers.
The meeting was called to order nv
resident Clara Steppler. We sang.
america, the Beautiful" Then we
Sald the pledge, after which we
recipes for roll call.
Inc minutes were read by Secretary
Margaret Keller. We also had the
business. For new business we decided
70 nave all of our wells tested since
are taking Health" as our cIub
project. We also decided to decorate
the graveyard.
Arthur Keller, reporter.
.IRARD WILDCATS
Inc meeting of the Girard Wildcats
club was held at the Ole Kiien
lome Friday evening, May Is.
me meeting was called to order by
resident Marvin Kilen. We sang
ne song, With My Head On nv
Shoulder. and after he d we
answered roll call by naming q colIn-
ny we would like to visit and wbv
ever members, 2 leaders and several
llsItors were present.
we discussed Rural Life Sunday
which was May Is, for which u club
asked to take the collection Talent
Night was also discussed. We are 90
to sell tickets n Mrs. Noah was
sppolnted to take care of he money
rom q tickets. We talked some
lbout All camp. W
Kenneth Johnson of Sidney talked
Ine club on Electricity, which
We an enjoyed. The next meeting will
9e held at the Eyvind Wick home on
n 10 at 800 p. m. Roll call will be
by telling how each one is
..oInlng with his project. Demonstra-
viii be given by Clyde Jensen
no Eialne Wick, and a talk by leader
[aLol The meeting was adj
burned ana Mrs. Kilen served a very
lice lunch. ~
Wayne Wick, reporter.
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IIGHTY MIXERS
The May meeting of the Mighty
All club was called to order
y PRESIDENT Max Klasna, at the Klas-
"a nome May 10 at LAS p. m. There
we're SIX members present and three
.psent. The roll call was given with
acn member answering by giving the
anne OF a snake. For new business
laVld PederSen was elected assistant
eporter' n each member gave his
PIuloh on he making of a commu-
Ity sign. The members chose A sketch
Vnlch they thought would be apDro-
.rlate. More details will be Known
I the next meeting when the cost of
ne materials will be known. Earnest
Nlasna gave a demonstration on how
2 make a Link belt. For recreation
ne members sang several songs with
'oretta Whiteman leading them. After
ne meeting the boys judged a calf
mich Mr.. Klasna had previously
enned in his corral. Just before the
leetlng a picnic lunch was served bv
lrs: kIaSna and other ladies.
a Petersen, assistant reporter.
lAPPY HIGHLANDERS
The Happy Highlanders held a meet
lg at the Butka school May Is. We
pened the meeting with a song led
y Vernon Bremen and said the two
ledges. Roll call was answered bv
aiming breeds of cattle.
Club dues paid and meeting
ateS and places for the summer were
Lunch was served after the
Wayne Salisbury, reporter.
Gordon Bradley