The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
[A4 04NE- American Legion Club Sidney Saturday Mite December 18th Good Music The nEc rm6,mr hnd

- = UO church. Mel
vln and son Jimmy drove dow
IN the evening to get them. Will,
IN town they were supper o1,ae+
at the Walter Burgess home =,
were Mrs. Thea Poison and Mr.
Alvin Burgess. W.
Mrs. Thea Poison left sat,,r.
day with her son Alvin Rl1rges,
Q Billings where she will agair
spend the winter. "4i
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Scb,,I+,
ana children drove to Richev Sat-
urday and visited at the Davton
LobdeI home. While there thew
prepared chickens for the locker.
There was no school MONDAY
que to a broken auger on the
furnace. Children and teachers
reported for school at the us1aI
nour and found class rooms at
a cold 45 degrees. The children
were tlrst dismissed for an hour
until the bell rang, at about 1000
INC were called back. The buses
went out to return the country
children to their homes and the
entlre school was dismissed for
the rest of the day, however class
eS are IN session today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Rehbein
Grove to Wagner, S. D., Wednes-
day OF last week to pack house
mold and personal belongings of
the Rehbeins. They arrived home
again the first of the week.
Don't forget the PTA food sale
to be held in the Heringer store
this Saturday at 200 p. M. All
members r asked to bring some
Item of food to sell and please
visit the food tables and select
something to take home with
you. There will also be lunch
sold throughout the afternoon.
Rev. Tysdahl left Thursday for
his home in MINNEAPOLIS after
spending several days here speak
-ng at a series of special services
the First Lutheran church.
There was a good attendance at
.hese services and those who
heard him were well pleased with
his services.
The Dotson twins celebrated
heir birthday Monday evening
oy having a number of their
friends in for the evening. The
original plans were for a skating
'arty but because of the change
n weather the evening was spent
games after which Mrs.
)otson served lunch.
Mrs. Raymond Dotson Jr. and
.hildren spent several days in
visiting with her sister
1rs. Vern Snedigar.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howell
AVE received word from their
.aughter Marion that she has
inally arrived at her new lob
l Paducah, Kentucky as surgical
urSe. However she is under a
light handicap as her hand is
a cast with a broken finger
7sulting from a car accident
hitch took place near Jamestown.
{. D., on her way to Paducah.
here was quite a lot of damage
one to the car which rammed
rear of a parked station wag-
However, after a few days in
amestown she was able to take
car on with the helD of her
rOther-in-law, Harold Wander
who came to Jamestown
ON Chicago to help Marion with
atailS and to drive her on to {
hicago. The only injuries suf- {
red by Marion was the broken
niger, injured knee and a chip S
I'd front tooth. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Schultz. c
owe to Billings Saturday to visit S
iss Gladys Hill and Leon Ewart ]
the Doe home. They returned v
Sunday bringing Mrs. Henry +
home with them. Mrs. r
enry Schultz recently returned O
ON a trip east with a daughter C
Id family.
The Lambert Lions met the 4
rong ~undefeated in conference s
ay Culbertson Cowboys on the C
me court last Friday night and d
abbed another win for them \
Ives SO to SO. The Lions man
the first basket of the game Il
d throughout the first quarter L
2 score changed hands several n
mes with the Cowboys ahead d
the end of the first quarter. z
ter play began the second quar-
Lambert again took over and N
Id the lead throughout the T
me. Scoring was as follows: "
mbert-Lake 10, Burgess %, tt
lliams Is, Nevins 4, Williams,
7. Culbertson-Damm 6, Nc a
rmick 16, Wolf IL, Hackley 5. Z
derson 8, Madsen 2, Thorsen 2.
.uchaire 0, Sheldon 8. This
kes two wins and one loss in
ference play for the Lions
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