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The Sidney herald., 1955-07-21

relatives and friends in the Vida
and Red Water communities
whom she hasn't seer for 81
years. Mrs. Vincent is the former
Van Luven, niece of Mrs. Joe
Normand, formerly of Vida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wienke
left Thursday morning on their
vacation trip through Yellow
stone park.
Francis Miller from Norfolk,
Va, was a visitor in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ziegler Mon
day.
Mrs. Dennis Olson arrived here
Sunday a week ago from Aschas-
senburg, Germany. She flew to
Great Falls where she was met
by her husband.
The Rev. Father John Haligow-
ski of Hilger visited at the Joe
Ziegler home Tuesday.
Harris Olson and Carl Carlson
returned Sunday evening from
their vacation trip to the western
part of the state. They also visited
Mr.. OIson's brother, Royce and
family. and his sisters, Mrs.
Gene Butt and family and Mrs.
jim Gidley and family at Lib
by.
Mrs. Earl Walker returned from
Billings where she had visited
her brother Sykes Libby and
family. She accompanied Mrs.
Sykes Libby and children back
to Billings Tuesday after visiting
relatives here.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-21
Vets Mail Bag
Notify VA of Your Change of
Address, Veterans Urged

Two warnings we're given vet
Grams and dependents of deceased
veterans who receive monthly
checks from the Veterans Admin
istration, now that summer va
cations and holiday trips are in
order. They are:
l. If you are going to be away
from your home for an extended
period, ask your post office to
hold your mail; or at least make
sure that a neighbor takes care
of your check when it arrives;
and if you change address per-
manently, make sure the VA Of
flee which handles your records
knows about it = give both the
old and the new address when
you write.
2. If a monthly check is lost
or not delivered when it should
be, notify the VA at once.
When you write VA about such
matters, write the office handling
your affairs, not to Washington,
D. c., and make sure you identify
yourself thoroughly.
The best way to do this, VA
said, is for the veteran to give
VA his &C" number, the number
VA assigns to all claims; and fol-
dependents, the exc" number
These serve as complete identifi-
cation.
Under the law, the Post Office
normally may not forward a VA
benefit check, VA said.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-21
Richey
~ Helan Hanson

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Durfey and
family and MI. and Mrs. James
Golfer of Bloomfield drove to
Skaar, N. D., Sunday, where they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ritter.
The Durfeys returned home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Garfield
and son Tiny, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gillespie returned Mon
day evening from Augusta where
they attended the state high
school rodeo July 9 and 10. Tiny
Garfield won End in bareback
riding, and 5th in saddle bronze
riding at this rodeo. He received
a trophy. a belt buckle and two
pair of levies besides an expense
paid trip to the national high
school rodeo at Harris, Neb., July
Fl, % and 81. George Garfield
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-21

was arena manager and Mrs.
Garfield was arena secretary at
this rodeo. While in Augusta the
Canfields visited his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Garfield. In Great Falls they
were overnight guests of his faith
er and another brother.
The directors of the Richey
Commercial club held a special
meeting Tuesday, July IL with
other members from Richey, Lam
bert, Sidney, Enid and Poplar to
discuss arrangements for the n
nual Central Montana Highway
association meeting to be held in
Richey Saturday, Sept. 10. Di-
rectors present were A.. c. Will
iams, Ole Jensen, Vernon Culver,
Alton Jarmuth and P. P. Law
renee. After lunch at the Richey
Cafe at lis p. m. the group adj
journed to the VIEW lounge where
Ole Jensen, a director of the as
ISOLATION and co-chairman of the
Richey highway committee, out
lined preliminary plans for the
annual meeting. Plans include a
barbecue, a performance by the
Richey Kitchen Kutie Band and
also entertainment from Sidney.
VIM. Buchholz of Sidney will act
as master of ceremonies and Otis
Waters, mayor of Richey, and
state highway commissioner, will
give the welcome address. Special
invitations are being extended to
Gov. AronSon. members of the
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-21

State Highway Commission and
the Engineers, General Guthrie
of Great Falls Air Force Base,
and others. An outdoor stand,
equipped with a P. A. system will
be erected for the use of the en-
tertainers and speakers.
Registration will be in the Lee
gion hall beginning at 900 a. m.
and lunch tickets will be issued
to the registrants at that time.
The Introduction of important
guests will take place at 100 and
the business meeting, presided
over by association president DR..
Harry McGregor will be held in
the Legion hall at 2:30.
Mike Gibson, Aron King, Jim
my, Alice and JEANNE Willough-
by represented the Western Fun
Makers All club at the Richland
and Valley All encampment held
at Pines camp near Fort Peck
July IA through 16. They report
ed about 100 members present.
There will be a picnic at the
Sam Lee Grove on Red Water
Sunday, July "a in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. B. Vangsness who
are visiting here enroute to their
new location at Santa Anna, Cal
ifornia. This picnic is open tc
every one who wishes to come
and renew acquaintance with the
Vangsness', former Vida residents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Blair Of
Sidney visited a few days early
this week with Mr.. Blair's brother
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-21

and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. P. Blair.
Mrs. M. A.. Schmidt and
daughter Mary have gone to Min
neapolis to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Thorburg. They will
be joined later by the Rev. M. A.
Schmidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Carlson and
children left Wednesday for their
home at Bremerton, Wn., after
a three weeks visit at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Miller and Sally.
Visitors at the Art Radcliffe
home Saturday were Mrs. Rad
cliffe's brother, Harold Walsh and
family of Moses Lake, Wn.
Barbara and Mary Lu Lee were
guests at the home of their
friends, Janet Dulton and Mary
Waltonback in Wolf Point re-
spectively from Friday until
Monday.
Mrs. F. N. Butterfield left
Tuesday for Henning, Mimi, be-
ing called there by the serious i'll
ness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whiteman
and daughters returned Wednes-
day evening from their vacation
trip which took them through the
Yellowstone National Park, Cody,
Wyoming and the Black Hills.
They also witnessed the famous
Passion Play at Spearfish, S. D
Mrs. Lorena Vincent of Fort
Huron, Mich, has been visiting
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-21
GIRARD ITEMS
Last Week's News

Last Weeks NEWS
Mr.. and Mrs. Eyvind Wick
and family attended the Co. All
picnic at Natural Corral Sun
day.
Frances, Elaine, Wayne and
Carol Wick were afternoon call
ers at the Chas. Daniels home.
Irwin Atchison of Sidney was
an evening caller and supper
guest at the Eyvind Wick home
Monday.
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"a THE SIDNEY HERALD
40 Thursday. July 81. 1885
ACP Applications
Being Audited
For Payments

Farmers and ranchers may re-
ceive assistance for carrying out
approved Agricultural Conserva-
ton Program practices regardless
of their status under the wheat
acreage allotment program, C
cording to Leo S. Kolstad, Mon
tana State Agricultural Stabiliza-
ton and Conservation administra-
tive officer. Repeating the provi-
sion of the law which limited
conservation program assistance
to those farmers and ranchers
complying with acreage allotments
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-21
To Avoid "sags',

When painting, remove the draw
ers of dressers or cabinets from
the pieces Of furniture in which they
belong and set them with drawer
front facing up. This prevents the
possibility of enamel runs or says.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-21
JsM#SSZD0td
TNTELEIGRAM

Check correct word concerning these tourist attractions:
l.. You'll find cable cars in (SeattIe) (San Fran
ciscO).
2. To view totem poles you'd go to (Ketchikan)
(MontreaD.
3. The Redwoods of California; (WyOming)
are a majestic sight.
A. Head (east) (west) from Chicago to travel
through the Amish country.
5. Visit (Salt Lake City, (Ogden), Utah, TO see
the Mormon Temple.
6. Fill up on tOrtillas and enchiIadas in New
MexicO) (MinnesOta).
Z. Visit the historic Indian Mounds in (OhiO)
(Indiana).
s. Tour California; (LOuisiana) to see the old
Spanish missions.
9. Ride a cogwheeI railroad TO the top of (Pike's
Peak) mount RushmOre).
10. To spend your vacation in the Land of En-
~chantment," visit North CarOlina) New
MexicO).
Count 10 for each correct answer. A score of 0-2o is
poor; 1880, average; 1920, superior, and 90-1oO, you
rate as a travel guide.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-21
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Evening star., 1955-02-21
Arlington Hearing
Thursday 10 Debate
New School Budqet

The Arlington School Board
will hold a public hearing
Thursday on proposed items in
its budget for the Forthcoming
fiscal year.
Residents are invited to ex-
press their opinions on school
costs at an 8 pm. meeting in
Washington-Lee High School. ;
The budget, for the year be-
ginning July /, will be presented
to the County Board on March
Is. Under a recently enacted
State law, the school board must
givesits approval to the superin-
tendent's budget before final ac-
tion is taken by the County
Board.
. Superintendent of Schools T.
Edward Rutter recently pre-
sented eight budget items to the
school board. including a $685.
900 kindergarten program.
Other budget proposals in
clude $225,0 for teachers sal
ary increases; a $4,000 fund for
school grounds Improvement and
$250,000 to remodel old county
schools.
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell,
board chairman. emphasized
that the Thursday meeting is
not the official budget hearing.
The official hearing will be held
some time after the budget is
presented to the County Board.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
BY The Asseeio.sd Press

BALTIMORE, Feb. 21.-Arthur
B. Price, Democratic candidate
for Mayor, charged today that
ghost voters" in the 35th pre-
cinct of the 18th ward "undoubt-
edly spelled the difference be-
tween victory and defeat for
Philip H. Dorsey"
Mr.. Dorsey, candidate for the
State attorney generals nominal
ton last summer. lost by slightly
more than 100 votes to Attorney
General c. Ferdinand Sybert.
Mr.. Price, who is president of
City Council. said there are more
than $50 voters in the 35th-
home precinct of Democratic
political leader James H. Pol
lack-who do not live there.
The mayoralty candidate de-
manded that Gov. McKeldin
order a house-to-h house check of
voters in the 35th precinct.
There are 81 voters registered
as living in the same block as
Mr.. Pollack who no longer live
in the 35th precinct, Mr.. Price
said. yet they still vote there" :"
he added.
"A check of the 1.450 regis
tered voters in Mr.. Pollack's
home voting place." Mr.. Price
said, reveals that some of the
voters still registered there-and
Evening star., 1955-02-21
.PonogouIis to Continue Drive
For Liquor Law Enforcement

Prince Georges County's new
police chief, Maj. George j..
Panagoulis, plans to make en-
forcement of county liquor laws
continuing operation.
In his first major directive
since assuming the post last
Tuesday, Maj. Panagoulis said
beat policemen will maintain a
constant vigilance over tavern
operations.
The order takes enforcement
Of the county's liquor laws out
Of the specialized raid category
and places responsibility on all
of the approximately IS county
policemen. Il
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Johns Hopkins Marks
70th Year tomorrow

Z Johns Hopkins University will
celebrate the 18th year of its
founding tomorrow with an assist
from DR.. Wilson H. Elkins, presi-
vdent of the University of Mary
land.
( DR.. Elkins will deliver the
principal address in commemo-
ration day exercises scheduled
to be televised for an hour
starting at II am. Station
WMAL-TV will carry the pro-
gram here and in Baltimore 1t
will be presented over Station
WAAM.
The ceremonies will be held
in Shriver Hall on the Home
wood campus in Baltimore.
DR.. Elkins, who will speak on
1.-THE Individual in a Complex
Society,"" will be awarded the
honorary degree of doctor of
laws.
DR.. Lowell j. Reed, Johns
Hopkins president. is expected
to announce the formal opening
sof a foreign affairs center of
Johns Hopkins at Bologna. Italy.
THE center will function as a
part of the School of Advanced
international Studies.
Evening star., 1955-02-21

One arrest was made Saturday
night at the H & H restaurant,
in the 600 block of Sixty-f1rst
street, Fairmont Heights. The
proprietor, Oliver Hall, So,
colored, was charged with per-
mitting minors on his property
after 10 pm.
Investigations on Sunday pro-
duced no arrests and Mai.
Panagoulis took this as an in
dication that operators are
trying to comply with our ef-
forts to check these violations"
The recent breakdown on
tavern owners has centered on
those who have permitted
juveniles and minors to remain
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Presbyterions to Form
Cump-C Conference Unit
BY the Assoeioted Press

4
RICHMOND. Va. Feb. 2l.-
The Southern Presbyterian
Church's Board of Christian Ed
ucation, at a meeting here over
the week end, voted to create a
new department of camps and
conferences.
The board authorized its ex-
ecutive secretary, DR.. Marshall
C. Dendy, of Richmond. to or
ganize the new department i'm
mediately.
The board also voted to launch
a series of Sunday school lessons
over 1873 radio stations in the
South and Southwest.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Suburban Democrats
To Meet Wednesday

The Western Suburban DEM
ocratic Club will meet at 8 pm.
Wednesday at the Glenbrook
Club, 5000 Wisconsin avenue,
Bethesda, Md.
Speakers at the meeting will
be J. Bond Smith, counsel of the
Maryland National Capital Park
and Planning Commission; Will
liam l.. Slayton, chairman of the
Citizens Committee to Unity
Planning; j. Grahame Walker,
president of the County Coun-
Gil, and State Senator Edward
S. Northrop,
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Firemen Don Masks
n o QueiI Bethesda Fire

/ Firemen used gas masks to
sextinguish a gasoline blaze IN
the basement of the home of
y. D. Jackson at 1905 Ridge
road, Bethesda, yesterday.
! The blaze. which caused 81 900
damage. was started when a
can of gasoline spilled and fumes
were ignited from a pilot light
in a gas furnace, firemen said.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Scenario Sock Sturts
Film Pair to AItor
BY the A.soeio,ed Press

" tHS HSboGtugeo Ftus1
SANTA BARBARA, Calf, Feb.
Ala sock at first sight has led
to love for Julie Adams and Ray
Danton, Hollywood f1lm players.
Mr.. Danton, "a, was required
to slug Miss Adams, 26, in their
first movie scene together. Yes
terday they were married by the
Rev. Paul M. Gammons in a
ceremony at the El Montecito
Presbyterian Church.
This is the first marriage for
Mr.. Danton and the second for
Miss Adams. She divorced
Writer Leonard Stern IN October,
1858.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Maryland Democrats
Press Vote on Probe
0fRoads Commission
BY the Asseeiessd Press

u ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 21.-Demo-
cratic leaders in the Maryland
Senate stepped up their cam
paign today to bring about a
$50. 900 investigation of Repub-
lican Gov. McKeldin's State
Roads Commission.
Majority Leader Turnbull OF
Baltimore County said the bill
he and three others introduced
for this purpose should clear the
Senate at tonight's session and
complete its legislative course ir
the House Of Delegates by the
end Of the week.
The Roads Commission meas
sure is one of the highlights of
this weeks calendar as the Cen
eral Assembly swings into the
second half of its 1855 session.
List of Appointments.
\ OF more immediate political
interest is the green bag" or
slist of gubernatorial appoint
sments Gov. McKeldin is sched-
8uled to hand down Wednesday
for consideration by the Sen
ate.
During the week there also viii
be committee hearings on the
Governors 1858 million budget
proposals. a measure to abolish
capital punishment in Mary
land, and suggested revisions in
the States insurance and work.
mems compensation laws.
OF the hundreds of appoint
ments to be submitted by Gov.
McKeldin, those to the Tidewater
Fisheries Commission and State
police commander have aroused
most speculation.
An Anne Arundel County law
enforcement official had been
mentioned several weeks ago as
a possible successor to Col.
Elmer F.. Munshower as State
police head. but this report
seemed to have died within the
last week or so.
Successor to Brice.
7S There also was less talk over
the week end about the poSSi-
hility that Delegate White, Dem
ocrat, of Wicomico might be
named to the fisheries commits
sion. He had been advanced as
a likely appointee after Arthur
H. Brice was relieved of his du-
ties as chairman after forfeiting
collateral on duck hunting regu-
lation charges.
Former Delegate John F. Nc
Nulty. Anne Arundel County
Democrat, and eX-Circuit Judge
D. Paul McNabb of Hartford
County were mentioned fire.
quently for the job, with Mr..
McNulty the more prominently
suggested.
Observers reasoned that the
post would go to a Western
Shoreman, since Acting Chair
man John P. TaweS comes from
the Eastern Shore. The third
member of the commission, Fred
p. Close, is a Baltimorean.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
March of Dimes Show

The Prince Georges County
Chapter, National Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis. Inc. will
present a variety show at 8 pm
next Monday for the March OF
Dimes. The two-hour show will
be held at the Bladensburg Skat-
ing Arena,
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Star Stad Photo.

ordered that all members Of the
county force report, Is minutes
before their shifts begin. This
time will be spent in a roll call
and to keep policemen posted on
events during the previous shift.
Evening star., 1955-02-21

on their premises after 10 pm.
and after-hours clubs which
have allegedly sold liquor after
2 am. during the week and after
IL pm. Saturday.
Maj. Panagoulis also has
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Fairfax Fire Dance Tonioht

The Fairfax Volunteer Fire
Department will hold a dance
at 9 o'clock tonight at the So
cial Circle. 4 miles west of Fair
fax on Route 2l1.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Ghost Voters, Beat Democrat
in n7o54Roce,McKeIdin Told

still voting there - have been
away from that precinct for
periods ranging from four to IA
years. Some have moved to
points outside the State. :"
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NJ. KegKSg KDGEE'ES NeEUS

tied relatives ard friends here re-
Gently.
Rev and Mrs. w G. Rogers Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Groves and Mrs.
Ray Paugh are attending the Bap-
list State Convention in Baltimore
this week
Mrs. nellie Calls and daughter
Juanila are visiting relatives in
Quantico Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe DcBerry. Man
nington, W. Va, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyle Weeks on Sunday.
Mrs Emile German entertained
members Of the 500 club at her
home last Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Curran and
Mrs Edward CuTan Pittsburgh,
spent Friday night here. They were
accompanied home by Mrs Annie
Rippard who will spent the winter
months i'm that city.
Joey Evans, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Evans. underwent a tonsil-
lectomy last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Stevenson,
PikeSVille spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. John Stevenson.
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Hager route /, Frostburg became
the bride of Joseph D Yommer.
Grantsville, in the Midlothian As
sembly of God church ON October
%. Rev. Norman z haupt pastor
officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Orval w Haeer and the
bridegroom is the sor Of Mrs Jcs-
sic Yommer and the late Bruce
Yommer.
Mrs. Nellie Lyons, of Shaft was
her sisters maTon of honor and
Arch Warwick was best man for his
cousin.
The bride was attired in a Copen-
hagen blue ballerina dress with a
fitted bodice and full skirt of nylon
and net over satin She wore match
ing elbow mittS and ieWeled hat
with a small veil and carried a
nosegay of white rosebuds with an
orchid center
Mrs. Lyons wore a pink bal
lerina dress with nylon net over
satin and carried a noSegay of
white roSebuds.
A reception was held at the home
of the bride
Mrs Yommer is a 1858 graduate
of Beall High school, and is en-
ployed in Washington Mr. Yom-
mer is a graduate of Grantsville
High school. class of 1948 majoring
in agriculture at the University of
Maryland. He served four years in
the air force The couple is re-
siding in Washington.
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McHENRY

The Homemakers club met last
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
Arthur Savage with II members
present Mrs Earle Glotfelty pre-
scented the topic. Family Recre-
alton Plans were made for the De
cember meeting which will be at
the home of Mrs Bennett Paugh.
Webster Brenneman is accom-
panying his father-in-laW, Scott
DuckWorth, of Keysers Ridge, to
Richmond, Va. where they will at
tend a meeting of the Southern
States Cooperative for several days.
Joan Glotfelty. Accident. and
Donald Ringer, Cove, visited the
formers grandmother Mrs Nora
Glotfelty Sunday.
Harland and Walter Bowman
made a business trip to Bright
wood, Va, Tuesday
Mrs. Webster Brenneman. Mrs
Gerald Glotfelty. Mrs. Vesta Me
Spadden, Mrs. Earle Glotfelty and
Mrs. Walter Bowman attended an
Executive Board meeting of the
County Council of Homemakers
clubs Monday.
The Accident Post No. POS
American Legion. will hold a
shooting match al the Friend stock
yard on Thanksgiving day at o.
clock
Members of the Youth Fellowship
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Dewitt, Monday evening.
Mrs. Nora Savage, Mr.. and Mrs.
Farley Savage and daughter, Mr.
ana Mrs Deane Savage were Sun
day visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Day
ton Savage, Hyndman Pa.
Mrs. Fanny Stark returned TO
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her home i'm Akron Sunday after
spending several weeks here Mrs
Stark. Pearl Mclean and Mrs
Beulah Walton were FRIDAY dinner
guests of Mr. ana Mrs. Hubert Glot-
fcltv and family They were recent
visitors of Mrs. Ohio Fikc and Mrs.
Fanny Wcitzell. Avilton: and Mrs.
Thomas Custer Accident.
AT quiet ceremony last Satur-
day. November -. al , O'Clock Miss
Gloria Mae Yommer daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. d. Yommer of
Grantsville. became the Mide of
Farley Deane Savage. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Farley Savage. The we'd
ding took place AT the GrautSville
Methodist church by Rev. Edgar
II. Suite. The Young couple is re-
siding at 3l2 Park street. Cumber-
land. where the groom is employed.
Mrs. Beatrice EniOW, Akron. O..
and Mrs. Earle Glouelty and Ross
visited Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thomas and Ms. Anna Thomas.
Green Gables. last Thursday Mrs.
Enlow visited Mr.. and Mrs Evert
Savage and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Saw
age last Wednesday.
Mir and Mrs. Ray Ross and fam
ily of StahlstoWn. Pa. were Sun
day visitors Of MIR and Mrs. A. j.
daughter of Mr. Thomas