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JANoFsKY. EDWARD. There win be AZ
S Sys q he late SpWARD y gANoFskY
beloved son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman
Janofsky, brother Of Bette Gilbert
Mrs. Rose Lapko6 and Max Janofsky
at the H'nai israel Cemetery, oxor
Hill. Nd. Relatives and friends In.
slsed' ~
kEIyER. SUSAN AND JAMES. Their.
will be an unyeilihg Of Q monument
e The memory Of The late SUSAN Sat an Z,
Mr.. Oscar Reiver. Mrs. Lillian Fried
lander end Mrs. Miriam GOLDBERG. on
Sunday. August 81. 1855. ct IL am.
at the Mount Lebanon Cemetery. Eeia-
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Used Articles Needed

The Children's Aid Society,
Inc, 466 II street S.W.. needs
used articles such as clothing,
shoes and furniture. Those who
wish to contribute may contact
1.-THE society. which will furnish
pickup and delivery service.
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Bpatha

SiLbkk, kDNA l. Suduenly, on TueS-
f aS.p.a AasY s1Nl l. isfs br Poi fSss
WsissT {. silbars and Psi lister q MRS
ES dn.rd Harmon Of csSooi Ne No Nc a.
CO. Funeral Home, 1901 l4th st. NV.
Services VII. be held at the abeys
inne5ai home 1S On p ~, ,, august TO-
sUMMERVTIIK, ISAAC. On tuesday,
s SsSes s hSSs & Des SslOS.d Ms som
Of Julia Summeryille Of 1857 Neal
s. r.. Notice sS e funeral later Ar
THOMPSON. CAPT. ALBERT A.. d. G.
49,. 1855. ct his residence. as15 Cot.
siisszssTF s 4MoMs SsssS|s:' p as: s' B.
RflSnsS hu' ana q Mf' Of M1 HD.
Cora Lou thompson s AG ana lis Mar Mar.
Earet Ann Thompson: Remains Tsst,
rs 8. nW ahers ns Services asms Win Sg g
held on Friday. August 10. at 2 pm.
Interment Columbia Gardens Cemetery
Arlington, Va.
THOMPSON, ALBERT A. A special com.
a Ess ::;.S r. ..I.1 * t4s:S
WN August 10. 1886, ct 1885
%X PM, to conduct Masonic
" mains Of Brother ALBERT
A. THOMPSON. By order OF
HERMAN q; gRuNK. ". n.
RALPH II. BRAuNER. Secretary.
THOMPSON. ALBERT. A. ofaeers and
! { {:
EpfrH + L. YOUNG YOUNG. s sseIes.r aa'r0n
THOMPSON mo- g: p On Thgrsssy; An .;
Seannss.s u h. Tho Non; aasoAl iatSsr ta
Annie svinson and sorarte. Estes
Peeleg. scramblin and H. p. Thompson
BY the carver Memorial Funeral sery-
ice, 20 II st. NV.
THUR6TON, CARRIE L. On Tuesday
August 10. 1855. CARRIE L. THURS.
TON Of 1414 Montello ave. ne. wife
N o ss i.sf f %s: a..s saska ae
Thurston. Also surviving are three
dauehters.in-law, one son-in.laW. SID
u
IL moor. Thursday, August Is. friends
may. call at her late residence. Fu-
neral on Friday. August 10. from. the
Mount Vernon Methodist Church. 1910
c.s s VIZ not ay s. opened In = eh nGeh
ARRANGEMENTS By MCGUIRE. Inc. IS
THuRsroN: ,S cA n,sS.,I 7. :, =: ofns s.
S 1aissd ss Ssni:S wa No. vel:
the death Of Fast pepart.
49, msns president CARRIE L
gust 10. 1865. Please. attend funeral
Vernon Heshosdiss csur reS i 81 %es'
S Sirrins 1 eye; e. u noHn Men, M
0, are invited 70 attend.
ADA BUTCHER, President.
HARRIETTE B. EPPe. Secretary.
THURsToN: CARRIE l. The otneer.
8; 81 I ;E 8: s. 81:
v TON, on Friday. August 70,
Noun. y.rn ssSM :shodi.. 1 eSaieh ~ 1915 ~
west 'irsini. eezUsssnHtif d. SIMPSON.
JOSEPH Acting n YEA MSEse5 hs ,I't
~ 49,
JAMIE NEWTON sss Srsny .a''0n'
TRUEsToN. cARRIE L; otassr; and
Innai,sr OF Suho AeM; Hen ny
a AAu uxl II NO; y. AImy ano
AN Az A. Of h ne death n ~ eonn n1
SENsa T AnEELE l. ttA19ShIydaSSN OF
wv IaesoAy, AusI4stLi IL. dso2' eM ,,1
sLe 1ms9uesyea % nt.enu oui
sse .an On rar IN: ,nastsGsr.s ciAiH
wasn .1 hobLHT I. S1Vn-, " 81
q Hrs. Ettis 3: %sidsn: brother 8
heIPefE C EoIdy "" He9nen q ano
MIs: Lucy zen MrS; Lecne NJ
Spreann ana MI Dougias ,hot'
EEtsnWsi1s ~ SnsWDsa., E ruiHs1 nomCI
OH lltn st., e.G..t untu rI10Ay, huNUgk
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Painter Fernond Leger Dies;
Noted for MuruIs at u. N.

PARIS, Aug. 10 R.-Fernand
Leger, "a. famed French abstract
painter, died Of q heart attack
yesterday at his home In subur-
ban Gif-sur-Yvette.
Mr.. Leger spent tive years In
the United States after France
collapsed in 1910. His work is
widely represented in American
collections, but he is perhaps
best known In America for the
two giant murals he painted for
the United Nations Assembly au-
ditorium In New York.
Mr.. Leger's most famous can
vases were linked with the ma
chine age. often depicting men
with pistons for legs, and steel
claws for hands.
During his United States stay
he was influenced by many
American subjects. Three Of his
best known works-the divers,
the acrobats and the cyclists
date from this period.
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Trained in Architecture

eNAA@ArAA
The rugged Frenchman had q
powerful physique inherited from
"a long line Of Normandy coun-
trymen and he himself was a
farmer until the Nazis took pos
session Of his land In 1910.
As q young man he trained as
an architectural craftsman and
while practicing that profession
in Paris he attracted attention
by the geometrical precision Of
his drawings. Meanwhile, he be-
gan painting and in 1910 exhib-
tied his pictures with the inde-
pendents and Joined the ranks Of
cubism founded by prague and
Picasso. The object OF cubism
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Bratha

GERHoLD, GERTRUDE A. On Tues
day. August 10. 1855. iGERTHuDE 4.
George derhold. mother Of Mrs; Mar.
gaIst Eunghriss. sister Of Ma .,,;
in-iaW Of Lester q. E1mphries and
Mrs. Martin derhold. She also q
survived by aye eraDdehildTen and siH
ct the Nalley Funeral Home. $500
Rhode Island ave.. ct Eastern ave; ne.
unsii $50 am, Saturday. August 20:
thence TO- 81. AmhroSes cstnoiis
Church. where mass win be onersc
s.lstiTss and trends invited .,s Inter 9s
GRAHAM, JAMES D. On wednesday,
AuEust II. 1885, ct his residence, .3l24
10th st. me-. JAMES 3. GRAHAM, be-
loved husband Of Evelyn z. Graham
Also surviving are one aunt. Mrs
Donna BetheA Of Fayetteville, u. e..
and other relatives and many FRIENDS
After IL noon Friday, august l9,
friends are invited TO call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home, 1890 9th St
NV, where services will be held on
Saturday. August 20. e. Pm lnlser-
ment Harmony Cemetery. ID
HAYMAN. BETTY. Members Of Temple
M are herewith notthed Of the
M death Of our late sister
go MOLINE SU0ARMAN,
" Worthy Matron.
v MoLLIE JABLOW, P. NJ.
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CEMETERY LOTS.

CEMETERY LOTS.
FORT LINCOLN, four plots. bronze post:
town. IA. 7s6970. --l6
5jH0ICE GRAVESITES ca. adjacent Sec
ton a.. Washington National Cemetery;
$146 per site: Call 10. 3-B701, ask
for Mr.. ROBY. 30
GLENWOOD CEMETERY. 4 choice sites.
EN-. 2-2540, 30
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THoRMAN ARCHER, sud
denly. on sunday, August Il. 1888,
q ,I Neg sg Yors City. THoRMAN richer
SEs:Rfa 81 MEs e. e:0' Mrs. SSs Lens
Mrs. Mae sullivan and. Mrs. Gertrude
wild. all Of North Dakota. He also
is survived By several nieces and neph-
sTs Services Eds q sat the H Hines CO
Friday. August 10. at II. am. Inter
town, Pa. papers please copy) IS
JAMES T.. ON Tuesday,
A Aosa JAMES T. oIouoHLiN s0' IL
RsOy .Sa h ssSs9 q f bbe Sscss auo S sa
line .Lepp. Clinton r and james A.
Bros. Funeral Home, 1861 Good Hope
S 81 ' on .hs gss'y 70 S Monns IL
Catholic Church. Forestviiie. Nd. where
mass VIII be offered q, 10 am; 70,
Washington National Cemetery.
o sss. Y a. s sEL WAY 9R MA
49, 4l VIZ. w II sSs Il: s'zsn sR Eaes
ssman: sister Of Mrs: Jssnnette g:
lUUWpbOn. h1IS. OEfuc TGbto ~. ZIG
Warner z. Humphrey Funeral Home,
1894 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring. Nd.
where services Will be held on Friday,
,AsllSssen Nssiensi cemstery: "
PETERSON, oRvIN s.; Ot 3724 24th
g. L1da x 4 fsssrson Srds aSS p aui Rem
ard and Nordine Peterson. Mrs. Paul
Heltne and the Misses Nina and Cora
Services at cham6ers' Funeral Home
IS Ssoi t Clsysland ave- JRiverdslci No;
rosEY MA ask l. On q. w y5.ss! , Az
Pf'oosEY. WIDOW o. Tie late Isaiah Fossy
County, Nd. She also. IL survived
By one granddaughter and many. othcl
relatives. Remains resting OF tn,
MONTGOMERY Bros. Funeral Home. 81:
Florida ave. NV. Notice OF fur \
later.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
Notice of Meetings of
Royal

The Royal Neighbors held their
annual Christmas party at the
NYA hall last Wednesday eve
ming. when a covered dish dinner
followed by a social evening of
cards and visiting was enjoyed
by members and their families.
There will be a regular meet
ing Wednesday evening, January
4, at which time officers for the
new year will be installed. All
members please be in attendance.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
4 THE SIDNEY HERALD
? Thursday. Dec. %, 1855
SOCIETY
Chapter w, p. E. o.
Christmas Party AT
Harold ROunce Home

Harold ROunce Home
Mrs. Harold Rounce and her
daughter Barbara were hostesses
to Chapter w, p. E. o. at the
annual Christmas party held at
their home last Tuesday. The
Christmas theme was carried out
IN the room decorations and fol-
lowing the regular meeting of
the Chapter a fine Christmas pro-
gram was enjoyed. Mrs. R. D.
Benson opened the program with
2 very interesting and inSpira-
tiOnal talk on the subject Keep
ing Christmas" in which she gave
the traditional background of
many of our beautiful Christmas
carols. Following Mrs. Benson's
talk a number of Christmas mu-
steal selections were enjoyed with
Mrs. Harold Rounce as piano ac-
Companist. Mrs. Wayne Cumming
sang can Irish Noel'; a duet by
by Mrs. Cumming and Mrs. Walt
CT Quilting, "GeSu Bambino"; and
: solo by Mrs. Quilting, " Twas
the Night Before Christmas"
Following this delightful pro-
gram a lovely lunch of Christmas
dainties was served from the din
ing room table, which was at
tractively appointed in a Christ
mas motif. Miss Barbara Rounce
poured. Miss ROunce and Miss
Cheryl Benson were members Of
the Chapter from away who were
home for the holidays and pres
snt at this annual event.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harnish
Hosts at Anniversary Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. John Harnish en-
tertalned at a dinner party at
Lone Tree Inn Monday evening
IN observance of their eleventh
wedding anniversary Guests in
GUIDED Mrs. Harnish'S parents.
mr. and Mrs. j. J. Mckenzie. her
brOther-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Gale Witt, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. H. Narum, Capt. and Mrs. l..
A. Dennison, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Narum of Circle.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
Christmas Dinners at
Marvin Woods and AdOIphe
HoIte Homes

-Al AAOAALL0
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Woods
were hosts al a Christmas Eve
Smorgasbord at their new home
at 80 - Srd Ave, S. W., which
they recently purchased from
Mrs. Charlotte Fox. Smorgasbord
and evening guests at the Woods
home included their respective
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphe
Hottie and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Woods, Mrs. Woods brothers and
their families, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
HOlte of Glasgow and children.
hea, Lynn, Hal and jamie, and
Nr. and Hrs. Raymond Holte of
Lambert, and Mr.. Woods sister
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mansel Woods and his sister. Mrs.
margaret Dave and daughter
Alice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphe Hottie
entertained all Of their children
and their families at Christmas
dinner, where guests included
mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hotties
daughter Bonnie and her fianca
Gorum Petersen.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
General Meeting of
Methodist WSCS Ian. q

There will be a general meet
ing of the Methodist WSCS
Wednesday evening, Jan. 4 at
1870 in the Fellowship room of
the Methodist church. Eunice
Circle members will conduct the
devotions and have charge of the
program and Priscilla Circle
members will be h~oStesses. All
members are urged to be in at
tendance and interested friends
are welcome.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
BABIES AT HOSPITAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Goedde
Sidney, boy, Dec. d.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Irigoin.
BrocktOn, girl, Dec. %.
Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Upton.
Glenoive, girl, Dec. %.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Christian
sen, Savage. girl, Dec. %.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Lilley, Sid
ney, girl, Dec. 81
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Waite. Glen
dive, boy, Dec. q.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
MARRIAGE

Robert E. EtzeL. Savage, Norma
LANCE, Glendive, Dec. %.
Robert D. Stoddard, Spearfish.
). Oak, JOY Johnson, Fairview
Dec. "A.
Howard E. Norgard, Savage.
Helen Schwartzenberger, Sidney,
Dec. 81.
Harry L. Whitaker and Mar
garet j.. Muir, both of Williston.
Dec. 20.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
WOTM TO SELL NOVELTY
HATS AT NEW YEARS DANCE

The publicity committee of the
Women Of the Moose are making
haas out of useful kitchen uten-
sis. which they will sell at the
New Years dance. The proceeds
viii be the committees donation
10 MOoseheart and Moosehaven.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
St Lawrence Episcopal Guild
To Meet at SuckstOrff Home

St Lawrence Episcopal guild
VIII meet Wednesday evening,
January 4 at 8 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. J. M. Suckstorff.
All members are requested to be
IN attendance if possible.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
n. \. =. R7;zes/

GRAND PRIZE American Standard Kitchen
Tracy Stainless steel Sink Package Waste King
New Super Hush Pulverator- -GE De Luxe DISH
washer GE Automatic Pop-up Toaster-0E 10
speed Mixer Parade Gas Water Heater-GE
Garbage Disposall- Minneapolis Honeywell Clock
Thermostat- Circuline Kitchen Lite-White
Automatic Gas Heater-L Linoleum Floor by Uni
yersal Floors -Chrysler Room Air Conditioner
Tappan 40v De Luxe Gas Range RCA Estate De
Luxe Gas Range American Standard Water
Heater Universal -Rundle Garbage Dsposer-
Rheem Coppermatic Water Heater-A American
Standard Complete Powder Room in Color Rex
water Heater--Rey Furnace Germicidal Lamp
Thermador Electric Built-in Range Westing-
house Disposer- youngstown "66" Sink. &
Evening star., 1955-01-27
1Seei HoW-To-D IT
Dennonstro

Find out new tricks in cooking, IN menu
planning, in canning, in freezing. Find out j
how to save money on shopping BY using
your freezer area to best advantage how
to save time and steps how to give your
laundry that professional" look It'n pay
YOU 10 take ID many Of these denlOnstfa-
tionsl
Evening star., 1955-01-27
FREE REFRESHMENTS

Pepsi-C Cola > wilkins Coffee
: Briggs Hot Dogs : Wonder
Bread Miniatures : Minute
Orange Juice : Oke Doke Pop
Corn : Kraft Cheese : Ballard
Biscuits
Evening star., 1955-01-27
KitchenAid Dishwusher !.

automatic dshwasher kiss
dhwashng udgey goodbye First this feature packed dish
dries dishes pots and pans sparkling clean auto
convenient fronloading that slide
switch forget the
with the Kitchen Aid dishwasher because its
kitchen and dshwashng
Aid knowledge gained
making worlds hotels restaurants IT
good and is goodi
Evening star., 1955-01-27
ERMADOR Rurlge

See this original Of the THERMADOR installed
IN brick as shown above original bun Thermador the
range oop squat out Of baking brong and roasting
why Why shouldn't have bun range? There's no
reason really range should the kitchen and create
trap gunk lever look behind your soye And remember erma
doris lifetime stainless steel win outlast your home.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

GET YOUR FREE GENEVA KITCHEN PLAN Bring the
ents and one Of kitchen specialists win
transform your your Geneva kitchen into adegn such the
shown above Choose cors see advance what your new
Geneva kitchen will look like Wbsters kitchen planning service is
without cost or obligation All installations by Webster experts
NEVER ANY sUBCoNTRACTNG No Money Down Puts Geneva
Kitchen Into Your Home
Come in Today ior Your FREE Kitchen Plan
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-15
More Profit For
OLIVER USERS
with the
8 Powerful SUPERS
with the

It's worth the trouble. to remember: no
other troctor fleet has SO many popular
advantages os the Oliver Supers Choice
of fuels gasoline or diesel. Six speeds
forward, two reverse. DoubIe-disc brakes
thot lost s to 8 times longer And such
optional features as divers convenient
hydraulic systems ond divers Indepen-
IDENTITY Controlled PTO. As always, the
Oliver Dealer con offer his customers
more for their money.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-15

OF COURSE men can travel to the
moon. Men travel clear acrost Texas,
and what's so hard about goin' ten
steps further?
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-15

Yeoh. run for office once. It wos
dead easy to convince the voters
they'd be in bad fix if they voted
for my opponent, but somehow they
got the notion they'd be in a worse
fix if they voted for me.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-15

. Well, scientists is controllin' atom
power and some of 'em think that pref
ty soon they can control the weather.
But not one of 'em has limited that it
might be possible to control winmen.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-15

IS Z DOugvgUOseg
~ ~ ~
OF COURSE men can travel to the
moon. Men travel clear acrost Texas.
and what's so hard about goin' ten
steps further?
Yeoh. run for office once. It was
dead easy TO convince the voters
they'd be in q bad fix if they voted
for my opponent, but somehow they
got the notion they'd be in worse
fix if they voted for me.
Well, scientists is controllin' atom
power and some of 'em think that pref
ty soon they can control the weather.
But not one of 'em has limited that it
might be possible to control wimmen.
The Palace Cote in Beaver Slide od-
vertised thot its dishes wos unbreuk-
czble pIdstick. but the sign wos pulled
down right offer I took two OF my
grondsons there for dinner.
The trouble you borrow is all yours
from then on, irregardless of how much
you pay back.
HordscrobbIe's new town pork wos
opened yesterday. To stort off it wos
beoutified with nine kinds of trees and
now IFS beoutified with % kinds of
beer cans.
If there's any form of trouble the
human race don't get into, it amt for
lack of tryin'.
Folks over at Skunk Track is b1og-
GIN big about their new phones fh0f
don't hove to be crunked It's q SNORT
ideo, borrowed from the ottumobeeI.
but us HurdscrobbIers uin'f too friflin
luzY to twist little OF phone crunk.
When I'm asleep and dreanin', the
things folks say don't make sense just
like when I'm awake.
There.H still be hardship the wild
frontier till somebody builds. q never
foil thermostat. This summer three of
our citizens hos had nervous break
downs from reggilutins their Coddiluck
uir conoitOners by hand.
Here lately I've had terrible luck at
rabbit huntin' / say it's because rabbits
is smarter'n they used to be, but my
wife says it's because / amt
Sundays boil game between Hurd-
scrabble and Kiote Hole was called
off on account of the Hurdscrobble-
feum scattered in the brush when the
Kiote Hole players brought along the.
some equipment they won the turkey
shoot with last foil.
Yesterday mornin' told Manzanita
felt just like Ike-had to go get off in
some restful spot and catch some fish.
So she opened a can of sardeens for
breakfast and ordered me back to my
mash nixin'.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-15

Yesterday mornin' | told Manzanita
I felt just like Ike-had to go get off in
some restful spot and catch some fish.
So she opened a can of sardeens for
breakfast and ordered me back to my
mash nnixin'.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-15

The Palace Cote in Beaver Slide 0d-
vertised thof its dishes wos unbreuk-
uble pIdstick. but The sign wos pulled
down right offer / took two of my
gYondsons there for dinner.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-15

Sundays boil game between Hurd-
scrabble and Kiote Hole was called
off on account OF the Hordscrobble
seo1n scattered in the brush when the
Kiote Hole players brought along the.
some equipment they won the turkey
shoot with last foil.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-15

The trouble you borrow is all yours
from then on, irregardless of how much
you pay back.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-15

sO-sepsenber IS. 1855
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-15

If there's any form of trouble the
human race don't get into, it amt for
lack of tryin'.
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-11

we were fortunate. Recently
have had to divide the groun into
two age levels and meet on separ
ate afternoons to avoid over
crOwding. Last fall our averaga
Sunday School attendance was 155
now it is It's.
1t is just now about 9:3O a m
and the sun is just beginning to
peep over the mountain top in front
of my house. / knew since around
eight o'clock this morning that
we were going to have sunshine.
because l looked on top of the
mountain l live on and saw a
patch Of sunshine; but, as far as
seeing the sun itself, it's rather
late before it comes "Over the
mounting. The church in the pic
ture is, of course, the one I'm a
member of, and the mountain in
back is the one live on. My house
is just one block to the right Of
the church and up on the noun
tain. This is in the middle Of the
town of about 1,64O population
and the "holleT" (valley to us
is so narrow that un-
til you reach the block between my
house and the church, the town is
only one street wide. At my
house it branches out into two
streets wide, and farther down
the holler", it spreads out into
a normal looking town. That is the
residential section, This type of
town has it's advantages, though,
for you certainly can't get lost in
the business section!
It seems my school children get
more precious every day. They are
so gOOd-natured, it is really a
pleasure to teach them. Always in
Christ, (signed) Rose HandlOser." ."
Isn't it wonderful for Rose to let
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-11

her first teaching job in a little
town called Man, West Virginia.
Sometime ago she told us some
thing of the little mining town
where she works and tOday's mail
brought such an intresting letter,
l think it quite worthwhile to
quote it in it's entirety. / quote
Dear Mrs. Hatfield, at last / have
something of great interest to
write about! / have just lived
through the worst flood in Logan
County, West Virinia's history. My
house sits high enough on the
mountainside that / was in no
danger, but / can look directly
down in front of my house and
see Buffalo Greek go rushing madly
on its way to the river which is
only about three blocks from my
house. The current was swifter
than the cars going through town.
Ihere was no traffic "up the
holler" in two directions due to
road cave-ins, landslides, and of
course, flood. We had no school for
three days.
Another mountain rises directly
acrost the crick" from my house,
ana from my front windows
can see a perfectly gorgeous water
Iall as it pOurs it's whiteness down
INTO the old muddy water of the
creek. The mountain l live on has
a waterfall that goes within 20
feet alongside my house, but it is
around between houses
into a man-made ditch. Neverthe-
less, the sound of rushing water
is constantly in my ears.
Some houses were washed down
the river, and some people were
drowned. An example of how swift
ly moving the water was: One
of our ladies from our church was
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-11
Kent Co. HOmemakers
To Discuss Hwy. Safety

What can women do to make
highways safer? A. representative
from the Delaware State Police
will discuss this important ques-
tiOn with members of the twenty
four Kent County Home Demon
stratiOn Clubs at their group meet
ings during March.
Primary causes of accidents will
be emphasized. The use of radar
and the intOXimeter by the State
Police will be discussed. ANY 0ues-
tions on traffic laws or any other
phase Of highway safety will be
answered.
Six group meetings have been
scheduled during March, each with
three, four or five clubs attending.
The schedule has been sent to all
Kent County Home Demonstration
Club members and can be secured
by writing to Charlotte L. Swan
son, Home Demonstration Agent.
Dover, Delaware.