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The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Sun Oil Nips
Whitaker Motor In
Babe Ruth Plav\

never say die" Sun Oil nine
trailing by a five to eight count cam
to life in the last half of the seventh
inning to nose out the Whitaker Mo-
toI 1 by one rum.
clutch hitting by Ronnie Munoz
ana a double play coupled with errors
Dy Inc opposition was a big factor in
David Kruger was the winning
pItcher and also got four hits in the
The win throws the two teams into
a ne for the league lead, each team
having two wins and one loss.
Team members for Sun Oil are
n Hurd. catcher: Dean Johnson.
Ist base; David Kruger. End base and
pltcher; Don Hagler. pitcher and 1st
Oase; Don Lynch, outfield; Gary Nc
Morris, short stop.
Dick Mullholand, 3rd base; John
Glerke. outfield; Billy Thompson. out
tleld; Marvin Rozelle, outfield pitch
er; Ronnie Munoz. outfield; Arnold
IhoIkes outfield; Richard Gilster, out
neld; Wayne Larson, outfield.
Ieam managers-Jack Mobray, Jack
McMorris.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Nuptial Rites For
Betty HaIvorsen,
Robert A. Morrill,

very pretty and impressive we'd
GlIs ceremony was solemnized Monday
IuolhIng at II o'clock at the PeIla
Luineran church, when Miss Reffy,
of Sidney and Robert a
MoTrlu OF Seattle, Wn.. were 11ni+ed
IN marriage. The local pastor Rev
AIred Jensen, performed the sino1e
ring ceremony in the presence Of
Inc altar was ornamented with
Douquet OF pink roses. and on either
gladioli. Oasket OF
The bride and groom with +bei, a.
tendantS, the brides brother aod a.
Wlfe.Mr. and Mrs. Bud Halvorsen on
tered the church auditorium from tba
pastors study at the left Of tbe a1+sr
Preceding the ceremonv Mr. ai'aIi
Lund sang "Oh Promise Me m5 MA a
on II SVeLIens accompanied Mrs. Lund
nIntiaI pIpe organ, and also played
For nluSIc Tor the service.
tastoe, ner marriage the bride was
49, attlred in a gown of Law
oarS ana orchid with matching sIip-
anu accessories. She carried a
OF white roses and sweet
b$@, 80 anu wore a chapeau fashioned of
sro,o SWeetpeaS which was a eff
= MI. MI; and Mrs. Al Johns.
,1,sa Duo Halvorson wore a pale
Ier with matching accessories.
IoIsage was of pink roses.
roHoWlng the ceremony the co1Iple
we're greeted by their many friends
Il the church vestibule.
a at the home OF Mr.. and
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
MRS. PAUL DORIAN VISITS
SON AT VETERANS,

Mrs. Paul w. Doran and son Dan. of
Bozeman, Mont, have been visiting
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. c. RI
Doran of Sidney. They are enroute
nome from a trip to Cleveland, Ohio.
and Chicago, Illinois. While in Chi
cago they and Mrs. Doran's daugh-
ter and son-in-law of Galveston.
Texas. the Leroy Olsons, spent sew
eral days with their son and brother
Richard Doran, who was severely in
lured in an automobile accident last
December and is under care at a
veterans hospital.
Mrs. Doran reports that Richard is
considerably improved as to strength
and general condition but that he is
still a quadriplegic. He looks well.
has learned to do several things for
himself even to writing letters bv
means of appliances attached to his
and wrists which were not af-
by the injury. Dick has re-
gained some weight and his morale
IS amazingly. good. He hopes to fly
nome for a visit with his folks in late
summer or fall if his physical condi-
ton continues to be favorable,
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Airport News

Portland passengers Monday. .Tuna
20 were Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie McCabe
of Froid and Jake Thompson of CHI
bertson.
Billings passengers this past veal,
were Dan Price, w. r. Farr ana
Hermann among others.
Hal S. Darr, 81, chairman of 4ha
executive committee of Frontier Air
lines, died in Chicago June %. an
parently of a heart attack. Darr
one of the pioneer leaders of avis,
Ilon, was also president of Darr Aero
Iech, Incy an air training school in
tucson, Ariz., and president of Dar-
Equipment Co. of Dallas.
John Burns and Ben Peterson The
TWO local spray firms, are flying al
most around the clock to meet the
needs of this area.
Pan American World Airwavs will
initiate off season family plane rates
on overseas flights this fall. off sea-
son is November l to March 81 when
fares are lower than during he sum-
mer. The fares may also be paid in
monthly lnStallmentS.
.
Another Frontier travel tip Leave
9loney 5;55 p. m. arrive Powell, Wyo..
1904 p. m.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Mrs. G. d. Adams Entertains
AT Daughters Home

Mrs. c. D. Adams of Santa
Monica, California, entertained
old friends at a delightful tea at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Robert Dasinger, Friday afternoon
from 2 to 5 o'clock. Refreshments
were served throughout the af-
ternoon from the daintily APP
pointed dining room table. A col
or scheme Of pink and white was
carried out in the table decora-
tons with ornamental bouquets
Of peonies, sweet peas and car
nations. Presiding at the tea ia
bic at various times throughout
the afternoon were Mrs. A. c.
Hess, Mrs. John Marman ST., Mrs.
Keith Carpenter, Mrs. Roy
Rounce, Mrs. Jim Turner and
Mrs. George Weatherston.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Hall Sisters HOstesses at
PrenuptiaI Shower

The Glenn Hall home was the
scene OF a very pretty party
Monday evening when their
daughters, Carmene and Cynthia
Weir were h~ostesses at a nre-
nuptlal shower honoring Beverly
Anderson and JEANNE Heron
ooth OF whom will be June brides
me nome was attractively ap-
pointed with garden flowers and
an ornamental bouquet conferred
the lace covered gift table On
either side of the bouquet was =
miniature bride surrounded hy1
beautifully wrapped packaoeS
Following an hour of games and
visiting the honored guests on
ened their many lovely Gifts. Re-
were served by the
n~ostesseS to conclude the eve
nlng's Entertainment.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Notice

Your presence is requested at
a birthday party to be given in
honor of Garfield w. Tubbs on his
18th birthday to be held at Rich
land park June 26 from 1890 to
300 p. m. He is visiting at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Silver
Quilting. Mr.. Tubbs is an old-time
settler in this locality who came
to Sidney in the year 1906 and
filed on a homestead on Mt Pleas
ant. He made many friends and
acquaintance while here.
He moved with his family IN
the West Coast in 1914. and to
southern California in 1921 where
ne still resides. He will be here
only a short time and will
enjoy meeting as many friends as
possible. A picnic dinner will he
served. Please bring a covered
dish and enjoy a social time with
We plan to have a short pro
gram after dinner.
You r most cordially invited.
Mrs. Silver Quilting.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23

Fayette, Arkansas, where he has just
completed a post graduate course al
the Arkansas State University. He
received an NJ. A. degree in educa-
tonal administration and plans to
teacn next year.
Mrs. Cecil Steele entered the Glen
1--WE hospital Monday and will be
there under medical care for a week
or ten days.
Mrs. Mary Christensen returned
the first of the week from Seattle,
where she visited at the home of
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Mortinson after attend
ing the graduation of her son AL
pert from the state university at
MlSSoula. The Mortinsons brought
her back as. far as Bozeman, where
tney stayed to visit at the Tony
DaSlnger home for a few days. Mr..
ana Mrs. Martinson and their three
hlldren Mary Kay, Mark and Laurie,
arrived in Sidney Wednesday and
VIII spend a weeks vacation here
De1ore returning to their home in
Seattle.
A letter from Abe Theodore K.
Ikenneth) Sebring, son of Mrs. John
Scoring, who was recently home on
1urIough from Parks ALB, Calf,
enroute on transfer to Gunter AFB,
near Montgomery, Ala, asking us
70 change his paper to the latter adj
dress, tells us Sure is hot down here;
nope it is not too hot up there It
isn't II yet - Kenneth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold F. Nelson, who
nave been visiting their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Narum and family. will leave Satur-
lay to return to their home at Los
angeles, Calf. where Mr.. Nelson
s employed by the transit company.
they have lived there 80 years. This
thei fifth visit to Sidney.
G. A. Fjeldstad returned Monday
rom a trip to Grand Forks. N. D..
Vhere he was called by the death
a sister whose funeral was held
saturday. He made the trip by car
mo reports crops across North Dakota
good at this time,
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23

DR.. and Mrs. william swartz and
son spent several days This w enI
issuing at the home Of her narsn+s
Hr. n Mrs. Ollie Barnes MI
SWartz has been serving on the facmi-.
" at Iowa State College. where ba
Lecently received his DOCTORS dc
gree IN mathematics. He has accan+-
ca a position in the mathematics ~
parDment at Montana State Colleeo
BOD Evans has just completed driIl-
ing 2 20 foot well on the John 6ifb-
man farm z miles south Of Cuibe~t-
son, where he tells us they have )
me water supply.
Mrs. Glenn Collins of Tacoma W.,
Is visiting in Sidney this week a.
me nome of her parents. Mr., and
yrs; Ernest Ullman, and with her
orother-1n-law and sister. Dr. and
Mrs. Sanford and family. She arrived
IN Glendlve Monday and spent 4 dsv
visiting her fathers relatives there
before coming on. to Sidney. Mrs
COINS is on vacation from her
position in the North Pacific Bank At
tacoma, where her husband is also
James Yarbrough, son of Mrs. Don
damlln arrived home Saturday from
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
MATT JONES FAMILY
VISITS IN SIDNEY

MT; and Mrs. Matt Jones and
oaughters, Judy and Winnifred. will
return to their home at San Bruno
California, Monday, following a ten
DAY visit among relatives and friends
IN TINS area. They are visiting Mats
Iather, Johnny Jones; his brothers.
Erwin, ONeiu and Francis and their
IaInl4es; ms b~rother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McCra1, md
Norma Jean; and his aunt Mrs. Win
me Hurst and the Bill Ford family
IN Sidney. They also visited Mrs.
Jones mother. Mrs. Harry Hansen
at her home in CuIbertson, and with
me ). F. ONeill family at WiIliston.
ana among many old friends through
Mr.. Jones is inspector for the Unit
ed Airlines at the United AirIine
Fleld IN South San Francisco. not
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Evening Society of
Trinity LWML Meets

The evening society of Trinity
Lutheran LWML met at the
church parlors June 20 at 8 p. m.
Devotions were opened with the
hymn "What A Friend We Have
in Jesus" which was followed by
a scripture reading and prayer.
Rev. John Chambers presented a
film, "The Sad Church and The
Glad Church" Devotions were
closed with the Lords Prayer.
Mrs. Rex Smelser presided at
the business meeting with Mrs.
Freddie EllWein as acting secre-
tary. Committees were appointed
for coming church activities. The
July picnic will be dispensed with
and a regular business meeting
will be held on the third Mon
day of July.
A report was given on Zone
4 rally held at Wolf Point on
May II by Mrs. Ruth Mako.
The women of Trinity extended
an invitation to the zone for the
fall rally, that date to be deter
mined by the hostess society.
There were forty-nine persons
present from Plentywood, Miles
City, Wolf Point, Glendive and
Sidney. The major project for the
district was a mission grant for
which close to $4,000 has been
contributed by the women be-
longing to the Lutheran Women's
Missionary League throughout the
state of Montana.
The women who will serve on
the altar committee for the
month of July are Mrs. Freddie
Ellwein and Mrs. Lynn Serum.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. Lloyd Scoles and Mrs. Earl
Ellwein.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
DELEGATIONS At
Congregations
Churches

A special dedication of The
remodeled kitchen will be hello
during worship services at Peo-
pies Congregational church sun
day morning. The kitchen has
been completely remodeled wifi
new floor, cupboards, refrigera-
tor, and two rest rooms. The Ia
dies. Guild under the guidance
OF the president, Mrs. E. J. Uu-
men and the kitchen committee
MRS. r. H. Mutt, chairman. Mrs
Il: L. Howard, and Mrs. Gusie
Ooergfell had this as their nro~
Iect for the past two years A
large crew under the guidance of
Mr.. V. H. Ross tore the old kifcb-
en- out, and A. c. Paulson has
been the main guide.
Special dedications will he
made at the Savage Congrega-
tlonal church at 9 a. m. for fhe
Iemodeled entry way and the pic
lure, The Lords Supper" The
entry way has been a dream for
many years. Now one nay 90
INTO the basement through the
entry way where before one had
go outdoors and then into the
basement. Robert Seeve. Allen
Darnall, and Christ Bach the
trustees, were in charge of this
Improvement and the young peo-
PIE nave painted it. The confir-
matlon class has given a lovely
picture, THE Lords Supper" as
glft to the church which will
also be dedicated. VIII
Friends not attending another
'hurch are welcome guests.
congregational Church Neu,S
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
School Vicinity

a branding bee was held At
Inc Joe Berzel ranch Saturday
1hoSe helping were Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Ritter, Jack Narum. Andrew,
thompson and Mr.. Faaborg.
=; a. Brunsvold has been baling
alIal1a hay for Al Gierke these
IN mrs, Sticka and children Wis
tied Mrs. Faaborg Monday after
noon. "A'eI-
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Brunsvold
vlSIted at the home of Dicks
Iolks Saturday and Sunday.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23

far distant from San Bruno. who're
they have their home. They made
the trip to Spokane by plane and
from there to Glendive on the Vista
take the same route on their retI,rn
home.
This was the family'S first visit 70
Sidney in six years and Mr.. Jones said
that he had seen a small town
with SO many beautiful new homes
said that Sidney's growth in the nasf
six years was almost unbeIievabIo
A long time resident of Sidney. he
said lie still liked the town and Mon
tana but he preferred the California
climate.
During their visit here the family
was entertained at many lovely fam3,
ly dinners and parties. SUNDAY fba,,
were honored at a family rerniog
held at Richland park.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
POT LUCK SUPPER
CLOSES VERY SUCCESSFUL
GIRL SCOUT CAMP

The potluck supper marking the
close OF Scout camp was attended by
a large number of girl scouts broy1,
MES and parents.
Lighting the campfire, by Caroline
Yarlott, opened the program. America
was sung by the group. A skit on
Girl Scout laws was given by all
Camp director, jeanette Nesbit
crowned Kay Nelson camp sweet
neart. Gifts were presented to Caroline
Yarlott. all around girl: Anna Scbmou,
games; Corinne Banta, crafts: Rita
Anderson, hiking. Miss Nesbit also
gave a gift to Jean Hundtoft who
helped her with the girls.
Carol Moran then presented Miss
Nesbit with a gift from the girls in
appreciation to her for making the
week of camping so much fun
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23

'oe1' Tor me student in the fumiIy. Makes home.
WORK more attractive. Use # as a typewriter tobla
Nv. sfond or work bench. Hos d center dro,.or 49,
pom. '0r DOCKS Also is mighty hondy in the kitchen.
NO"S smoothly on four quoIty cosfers. Loroer end
r00mIer than most fobIes, it opens 70 to 30~ ~
ona 5 typewriter desk height. Heovy eouue STEEL
ana sfrong PlanO hinges. VIII last a lifetime. oliva
green or Cole groy boxed enomeI finish
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Friends Invited to
SchlageI-Anvik Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Schlagel of
Froid announce the coming mar
riage of their daughter, Helen May
to Carl Anvik, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Anvik of Fairview.
The wedding will take place in
the Lutheran church at Froid
Sunday, June 26 at 2 p. m. and
the reception to follow will be
in the church parlors.
An invitation is extended to all
friends. 21-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
WV AUxILIARy NoTIcE-

Post 4099 met June 13 at the vFW
home. President Audrey Lorenz con
Quoted the meeting. Mange Knaff
Rosemary Olsen and Eileen EIlwein
reported on the convention. A COM
mlttee volunteered to work on a
float for the 4th of July. They were
Minch, Babe DeShaw, Marge
hnatt, ruby Sweley, Dorothy Dooley.
Twenty-four dollars was sent to +be
DAV at Helena. If some other or
ganlzation is interested in conducting
a Forget-Me-Not sale for the DAV
please contact the publicity chairman.
A social meeting will be held June
Lunch committee-Hazel Williams.
Violet Verhasselt, Marie Tuott, Iva
SWenson. Program-Jean st. Cyr, Flo
Spurgeon and Leona Morganroth.
barbara DeShaw, P. c.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Troop al Has
Day
Overnight Camp

Inc Scouts of Troop No. 141
sponsored by the Pella T1ntberan
Brotherhood, Dick Ragels scout
master, entertained their father
at an overnight camp held At
natural Corral June Is in honor
of Fathers Day.
Leaving Sidney at about 6.oo
?. M, camp was set UP by the
boys and fathers on an individual
FAMILY unit basis. After supper
the troop gathered around a COIN
Gil fire for relaxation with ckits
and campfire songs. Tans bavino
oeen sung, the participants E
eIeo' Inc voices of fathers and
suns IN their respective tents
could be heard discussing tbe
night. "n'o Tue
Dawn found all campers busi1v
engaged cooking breakfast or
mixing over the hills. Breakfast
was followed by a four-inning
game of softball in which the tir
ing fathers managed to main
tam a Slight edge over their sons.
IN accordance with a resoIu-
tlon adopted by the scouts at tba
campfire meeting the night he
lore, all scouts participated in =
5enera cleanup of the camp site
including debris left by previous
campers, as well as the complete
removal of all garbage involved
~ tnelr own camping activities
was voted that the troop should
,aHe some means of extending to
,ohn Cundiff, the owner of the
Idtural Corral site, the thanks of
ne scouting organization for the
act that Mr.. Cundiff had ner~
!Itted the public to trespass ,inon
rs property through the years. #
vas pointed out that this is one of
rev natural camping sites
valuable to scouts and other or
ahIzatlons of this kind. and that
generosity of the Cundiff fam
: IN TINS particular is deserving
the real thanks of all bows and !,
IN this community. :
Participating scouts and nar !
aus were: Philip and Gilman !
oSS, Cary, Kendall and Otto :
-aDedank, Gary and Woodrow :,
Bruce, Thomas and Dr. p =
:. harper, Wayne and Clifford :
Wayne and Horace May =
warren Miller, John and =
ar Neckels, Dick RagaIs 4
coutmaster, Jack and Bill Red I
Harold and Floyd SAY Dick 7
augen and Henry Sorenson. !
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
JUNIOR LEADER Al CAMP
AT RED LODGE THIS WEEK

This past week 40 Junior All lead
ers from 18 counties attended Junior
Leader Camp at the Lions Youth Camp
at Red Lodge, Mont. Roger King and
Sherman Dynneson represented Rich
land County at this camp where
training in recreation leadership. citiz-
enship, social behavior, and con-
crete mixing were given. The camp
ers also enjoyed hiking and a trip
to the summit on the Cooke City Hi
way.
Ray Stack, county aegnt-at-large
accompanied the campers on this trip.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
MANg5 ME 1B -Sauday June 18th The Rainbow Valley Boys SUNDAY. June 2b Harry Evans Orhrt,

de Stwolinski and Mrs. Dennis
Weir. Colorful garden flowers
conferred the attractively appoint
ed luncheon tables at which dain-
ty corsages marked the place of
each OF the honored guests.
Prizes, which were awarded to
n holding the high score at
each table, were presented to
Mrs. w. A. Turner, Mrs. Paul
Hurd and Mrs. Louis de Stwolin-
ski.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Out of Town Guests Honored
AT Elmer Sorenson Home

MRS. Elmer Sorenson and Mrs r n
benson entertained at a very IoveIy,
prldge luncheon at Mrs. SorensonSyS
nome Wednesday. Guests of honoT
Were Gail de Stwolinski. Barbara
TnOunGe, Mrs CD. Adams. Ruth Jensen
Jams Donnelly, Joan Brennan and Frn1s'
Lauster. The home n tables [ mnra
3eautltuuy appointed with sardan
Lowers and luncheon places were Lid
ior sixteen guests. Following fbe
Iuncheon three tables of bridge snd
1ne OF sambo were in PLAY. Mrs
nr;1a VIII won the high score bridge
q oraw prize at the samba tahIe
GlItS were presented to the honoreJ
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Chapter W, PEG, Hears
convention Reports

the home of Mrs. Waldo Merrill wifi
Mrs. Lloyd Nielsen as cohostess. After
the business session very INTERESTING
convention reports were given bv tbe
Chapter President. Mrs. R. A, Gerber
ana Mrs. Robert Alling. Lunch was
served n a social hour Moved
out of town in attendance were Gsii
de Stwolinski, Barbara Rounce. .T1dv
Gerber, Cynthia Weir and Janice Don
heIiy: Erma Lauster, a member of
me Fargo chapter, was an out of
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Supperette and Bridge at
L. @. GLAND Home

CoIorful garden flowers ornamen+ed
lne rooms and the small tables at fhe
:. z GLAND home Monday evening for
d $50 supperette and evening If
prldge given in compliment TO RaT-
para Rounce. Gail d~eStwoIinski. and
S Sdlod Haskln; Hostesses were Mrs.
Guy Severson Sr. Following the SIM
perette three tables of bridge were
IN play. Mrs. Harold Rounce and Mrs
NICK Hansen were awarded fba
prizes for high and second bigb
DIIoge scores respectively and gifts
were presented to the honored guests.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Out of Town Guests Honored
AT Nick Hansen Home

MRS: Nick Hansen and her daush-
Yer, Mrs Francis Jones complimen9ed
Mrs. Z. D. Adams, Mrs. Fred Lauster
BIS LOUIS de Stwolinski and Miss
dinner given at the Hansen bo1Se
Wednesday evening. Ornamental ar
rangements of peonies and roses dec
grated the home and conferred the At
tracuVely appointed tables. at which
covers were laid for sixteen guests
aIgn score bridge prizes were award
ga 70 Mrs. w. J.. Seitz, Mrs. Paul
Hurd and Mrs. F. b. Iausfer M
gifts were presented to the guests of
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Martha NOrby Hostess To
Unit Is, HOmemakerS

The May meeting of Unit 10
Homemakers was held at the
home of Martha Norby. Ann
Schafer demonstrated making
sweet rolls which were served
along with a delicious salad for
lunch. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Iva Swenson
June % at 800 p. m. Plans for
the annual picnic will be made.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Betty HalvorSon and Robert
MOrrill HOnored At
PrenuptiaI Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Halvorson enter
famed relatives and a few close friends
at a prenuptial dinner at their bone.
sunday evening honoring Joe's sister
Betty, and Robert A. Morrill, on tb1
eve OF their marriage. The home was
sion with colorfuI flowers for Uoo%
and table decoration. Foilouing !
sumptuous turkey dinner a social hour
was enjoyed. H0u
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Mrs. Weatherston Hostess to
Birthday Club

Garden flowers were used for
nome and table decoration by
Mrs. George Weatherston when
she entertained her birthday club
at a lis bridge luncheon last
thursday. Mrs. Fay Corkran won
the high bridge score prize.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett GendrOn

Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Gendron Of
Langdon, N. D., who nave been Wis
iting among friends and relatives in
this area. were honored at a duck
dinner at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
George Garcia Sunday. Following the
lovely dinner a social hour was en-
ioyed after which the Gendrons made
a few calls on relatives before leav-
ing that evening to return to their
home.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
JOHN EDLS HAVE
BABY o

Mr.. and Mrs. John Ed of RIDGE
way, Wisconsin, are the parents Of
a baby boy born Tuesday, June 81. In
a telephone message received here a.
the home of Mrs. Eds parents, Mr.
ard MRS. Roy Rounce. their daughter
and new little grandson were re-
ported as doing nicely. The Eds now
nave five sons and three daughfers
Mrs. Ed was the former miss pat
Rounce. a.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Mrs. Harold Rounce Entertains
For Her Daughter

Mrs. Harold Rounce ap+ar+o
group of girls at a Iuncbeon lieu ~ q
nome Monday noon in compIiment -
ner daughter Barbara, who is home
on a weeks vacation from San Frane
GISco. where she teaches in the nub-
nc school and will return to atttend
SSuInmer school at the state college
I meat a. mere. Following the enjoy
taehL o a dalntily appointed luncheon
the girls, all former friends and clsSen
mates, spent the afternoon visiting
OF town guests who were nre-
sented with gifts were Joan SncE-
Storft Brennan. Janice Weatherston
DonneIIy' Gertie Gunderson Thomn-
Soh ana Ruth Bach Jensen.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Out of Town Guests Honored
At WeatherStOn Home

Mrs. j. I. Turner and Mrs.
George Weatherston were hos
tesses at a very pretty 1:15 bridge
luncheon given at Mrs. Weather.
ston's home Friday in compliment
to Mrs. Frederick Lauster. Mrs.
James Jensen, Mrs. Louis