The Sidney herald., 1955-05-19

1910. He has nearly 80 years O
experience in teaching and schoo
administration. Dean Carleton wa,
principal of schools at Galata two
years, assistant high school prin-
clpal at Stanford three years. SUI
perintendent of schools at Moe
casln for IL years and principal
OF schools in Helena three years.
He later became superintendent of
schools there.
Mrs. Keith Waters led the de-
votions at the regular meeting of
the WSCS held at the Methodist
church Thursday. The topic was.
BE Ye Doors of the Word and
Not Hearers Only" The reports
on the WSCS state conference
were given by the delegates, Mrs.
E. H. Walker and Mrs. F. P. Blair.
They reported a very nice time.
While in Billings Mrs. Walker
visited her daughters, Mrs. Duane
Walker and Mrs. Don Juvick. Mrs
Walter Peterson entertained at a
dinner for her house guests. Mrs
f. p. Blair and Mr.. and Mrs. Por-
ter and also Mrs. E. H. Walker
and the Rev. and Mrs. I'D. Smith.
The Walter Pedersons were also
former Rlchey residents for wears
and are now residing in BILLINGS
The Great Falls Tribune stated
last week that VIM. Korum Sd
passed away suddenly at his home
Saturday afternoon, MAY 7 in
Great Falls. Funeral services were
neld Wednesday afternoon from
CroXford Funeral Home with tba
Rev. Griffith Williams officia+ing
Burial was made in the Soldiar5c
Plot In Highland Cemetery. Mr.
Aorum was born Dec. 8. 1880 At
1ennlng, MINI. He was an en-
1loye OF General Mills for 90 veare
orlor to his death. He was q for
.er resident of Richev having boar
Employed by the late Ole Nelson
II The Public Meat Market for
many years before moving to
treat Falls. He was a member ~
nat time of the American In
neran church and also The Amer
can Legion Post No. rs. Mr.
eorum IS survived by his son
leIVln OF Seattle; two sisters. Mrs
,mma Lund of Minneapolis. and
lrS. Minnie Johnson of Portland
re- and a brother, Thorsald Kor2
m of Henning.
The school activity calendar for
le remainder of the school wear
as follows: May 81, Jr.-Sr. BAN
Jet; May %, Baccalaureate. NAV
Glass Night; May 26 Com
,encement. Rev. Maurice Schmidt
the American Lutheran church
Ill give the Baccaulaureate SER
on. Linus J. Carleton, dean of
-e Montana State University
ehool of Education will give tbe
enhancement address. The 9th
'ade graduates will receive their
plomaS on Class Night.
The new officers elected at the
guIar meeting of Maud Marshall
lapter of OES Wednesday eve
ng at the IOOF hall were: Wor-
. matron, Sybil Eggum; worthy
iron, George Boles; associate
atron, Lille Jarmuth; associate
tron, Edgar Whitmer; conduc-
Jeannine Johnston; associate
nductresS, Thelma Jensen; sec
AIRY, Mabel Blair; treasurer. Ar
Waters. HosteSSeS for the eve
lg were Francis Berry; Mary Lu
. Bob Richey and Edith Nelson.
special meeting of the Maud
lrsha1 Chapter will be held on
y 70 at which time Mrs. Joe
lnstone will receive the degree
the Order.
Carl Hunter of the Richland
unity Sos district stopped at
Henry Hanson home in Richeyl
quite to the Dale Waters and
rvln Eggum farms Tuesday,
Red Sails in the Sunset, was
theme of the junior-senior
m held at the gym Saturday
ming. The grand march was led
the president of the junior
IS, Tiny Garfield, and Jackie
lteman. Gordon Treftz and
Sy Jensen of the senior class
e elected and crowned Prom
G and Queen. The theme song.
d Sails in the Sunset. was
dered in a duet by Miss Bar
Wlrth and Deanna Jarmuth.