The Sidney herald., 1955-04-28

49, ollVentlon in Laurel Owe
the week end. Mrs. Charles Rsbe
accompanied them as far &C Bi1,
Lngs and spent the time tbere
WIN her daughter, Mrs. Harold
zimmerman and family.
WI. ana Mrs. Joe Woods return
ca saturday from Washburn N
r. where they visited at the home
Macomber. "i'' HSSle
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. johnson
VINO have spent the past three
weeks here with Mrs. .Johnson,c
Slster' Mrs. Marie Zimmerman, left
Monday to return to their home
IN Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Miss Ada Varty of Williston
visited in Sidney over the week
Varty. s'n'
Mrs. R. E. Hall received word
the first of the week that her
husband had the misfortune n
fracture his shoulder in a fall al
the Veterans hospital in Minneap-
OILS. Mr.. Hall was making verv
satisfactory recovery from recent
surgery but will probably contin-
ue under care there some time
longer as a result of this accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Newman
and four children returned to
tnelr home at Columbus Wednes-
DAY following a visit of several
days here with her mother. Mrs.
James Cundiff, and her brother
William Cundiff and family. Mr..
Newman, who was employed as
mechanic at the local garages for
a number of years, moved to Co
lumbuS in the fall of 1858 to be-
come co-owner of the Carter
wholesale and retail bulk products
station.
Cecile Steele received word the
first of the week of the
passing of his stepmother,
Mrs. Harry Steele at her home
IN Talent, Oregon, on April %.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, who passed away Sept.
10, 1949. Mrs. Steele is survived
by one son, Harry of Takee Falls,
oregon, a daughter Margarete
Kanter of Talent, Oregon, and her
stepson in Sidney. One stepson
Cyril Steele, was killed in a saw
mill accident at Phoenix, Ariz.,
In 1943. Mr. Steele received the
word too late for him to make
arrangements to attend the funer-
al services.
DR.. ]. S. Pennepacker ST., was
a week end guest at the home of
his son and daughter-in-law, DR..
and Mrs. j. S. Pennepacker. The
senior DR.. Pennepacker, dean at
Rocky Mountain College in Bill
Lngs, conducted the morning SER
vices at the Sidney Methodist
church in the absence of the resi-
dent pastor, Rev. John Bartram.
DR.. Pennepackef returned to Bill
lings Sunday via Frontier Air
lines.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Ulmen and
E. j. Adler returned Sunday eve
ming from Billings, where Mrs.
Ulmen met the men on their re-
turn from attendance at a sugar
employees meeting held in Holly
wood, California. They left Sidney
a week previous and the men
went from Billings over Western
Airlines to California to attend a
sugar employees meeting while
Mrs. Ulmen drove on to Red Lodge
TO visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
.earney Berven, and to Sheridan.
Wyoming, for a visit at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Chapman.
Mrs. Ulmen tells US that the trip
TO Sheridan was a beautiful drive
and that Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman
are nicely situated in their new
home where they recently moved
rom Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Jennie Peterson of Plenty
wood is visiting here at the home
If her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Nelson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Anvik had
or their week end guests Mrs.
Anvik'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
1ernon George of Billings, who
anne for the baptismal rites for
heir little grandson, Steven Rob-
1T Anvik, held at the local Con-
.%regational church Sunday morn
ng. They returned to Billings
afternoon. Mr.. George is
-egotiator for the Bureau of Rec
amation.
Mrs. Bertha O'Brien reports
hat in a recent letter from her
aughter, Mrs. Anna Kizzier, she
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