The Sidney herald., 1955-04-28

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guests at the Pete Johnsons Eas.
ter Sunday.
Guests at the Bonnie Antonson.
Easter Sunday were the Norman.
and Woods of Culbertson.
Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Matt Anton.
son, Laura Jean and Lois Anton.
son were afternoon callers at tn.
Sam Antonson's.
The Bakers were Easter guest,
at the Frank Griffins.
Bill Ochs, Billy and Baker Fin.
nlcum were Sunday evening call
ers at the K. R. Hills.
Stan Patch, Jane, Marilyn anc
Diana drove to Wolf Point fol-
Mrs. Patch and Keith. Jane stav-
ed there to attend school Tuesday
The George Bakers were callers
at the Fred Thompson home Mon
day.
Cecil Birch arrived by train
Monday morning after spending
some time in California visiting
his son Dwight and sister, Mrs.
Stauffer and other relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Cellmer
and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stan Patch were callers in Gull
bertson Tuesday.
Genevieve Cellmer celebrat-
ed her birthday Tuesday. She was
SIX years old so I'm pretty sure I
won't get into trouble mentioning
her age.
Don and Cecil Birch made a
trip to Elof Larsen's Tuesday for
some seed.
Mrs. Pat Gould called the Cell
mers from Hinsdale Wednesday
evening to say they thought they
would be arriving home Thurs
day. The GouldS have spent the
winter IN their home at Phoenix.
Arizona.
Billy Hill worked on the roads
Wednesday.
Claude Stanford was an over
night guest at the Bonnie Anton
son home Thursday. Claud pa
troled the roads Thursday and
Friday.
Thursday evening the Don Birch
family were callers at the Sam
Antonson home.
The Pat Goulds returned home
Thursday evening after spending
some time at Hinsdale with Mrs.
Gould's daughter, Mildred and
family. The Goulds were on their
way home from Phoenix.
Junior Miller was a caller at
the Dick Brunsvold home Friday.
The school children and teacher
had a real treat Friday of ice
cream and angel food cake in hon
Or of the two Cellmer girls birth
days. Genevieve had a birthday
Tuesday and Geraldine's birthday
will be Sunday.
Wilma Hodges and Linda were
CALI rs in Culbertson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Griffin and
children were shopping in Sidney
Saturday.
Wesley Johnson and Corky Pc
,erson drove to Glendive with
Corky's brother, Laverne, who
lad to catch the train for his
amp in California. Laverne has
'een home on furlough.
The Maynard Cellmers and the
PATCHES attended a school board
Meeting at the Don Birch home
saturday night.
Pat Griffin and Patsy were call
rs in Culbertson at the Keith
Iausen home Sunday. In the eve
ing the GriffinS were supper
uests at the Stan Patch home.
The Pat Goulds were Sunday
ueSts at the home of Mrs. Gould's
rother, Jack Shields, near the
tate line.
Betty and Barbara Bertino of
ulbertson were Sunday visitors
the Cap Hodge home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Baker and
nlldren were Sunday dinner
lests at the Birch home.
Frank Griffin, Karen Waldhous-
4 and Lois Antonson helped the
akers put out onion plants Sat-
rday.
The Johnson brothers attended
dance at Elmdale Saturday eve
ing.
Jack Dethman was an afternoon
Her at the K. R. Hills Sunday.
Kay Schmitz was a caller Sun
" at the Johnson home.
We r very proud of Shirley
Sharon Baker who won first
lze with their singing at the
lent show in Culbertson Satur-
y night. Shirley and Sharon are
cond and third graders in the
Verview school. Their parents,
T. and Mrs. Byron Baker, also
~tertained the crowd with a few
Lmbers at the talent show.
Callers at the Stan Patch home
-nday were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
'iffin and children.
Late Sunday evening Mrs. Ken
IN Hill, Gerry and Barry were
'ltors at the Stan Patch home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Cellmer
ended the show in Culbertson
nday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Roberts
re guests at the Cap Hodge
me Sunday. They are aunt and
of Wilma Hodge.
Frank Griffin took Pat back to
lool at Andes Sunday evening.
The Stan Patches were shoppers