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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

WALDORF, MD.-Two miles OF Rte
hand side Of road; 5 rms; and bath
with ga acres Of land; Sll,oO0. BY
FINE. new Sa-FT. all brick rambler
situated on APPROX. l acre Of rich
garden land. 3 lge. rooms bedrms;.
lovely tile bath, ise. liv; rm, with
area with butlt-in china closets.
Really beautiful all-electric kitchen,
carport. lge. util. I'm. Located l
mile OF dual lane hwy. direct to
D. c. near Waldorf, Md. A real
beauty at only $4,000. SOUTH
ERIN MARYLAND REALTY CO.. in
our new home corner Route 301
and Route 225. La Plata, Md.
Phone L. Plata gill or eyes, Mid
COLONIAL BRICK HOUSE, BRYAN
TOWN, MD. 20 miles. from Wash
lot; Broom charming brick resi-
dence, !. baths. electricity, tele-
phone. hot-water, oil-burner heat;
lawn. shade trees: convenient
churches. schools, stores; excellent
neighborhood: S14,5ON
TOWN RESIDENCE, centrally located
in La Plata. Md. IL rooms, 2 large
porches, bath, town water, cleo
,rieity. recently painted; in excel
sshTT'nb,bery,, garden; EarsSgei. utility
LEONARD SNYDER, TEL. 1911. LA
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INDIAN HEAD

seautiful 3-bedroom. eft. rambler
hreezeway and garase: 1-acre lot;
$4,000 cash will handle. JE. 2-3322
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NEW HAMP. AVE. ESTATES
CAPE COD BEDRMS.

NEW HAMP. AVE. ESTATES
CAPE COD BEDRMS.
Nearly new brick home. only 81:
years old. De luxe kitchen witt
dishwasher. electric range. disposal
2M baths, fireplaces; convenient,
located, mr.. tTansp. and shop. area
Priced for immediate sale, S2l 950
HUGH T. PECK NE. 1910,
NORTH CHEVY CHASE-OPEN TO
DAY, / to 6-3803 Montrose ave-
Excellent Colonial home. on heauti,
fully handicapped lot OF nearly I
acres A picture book setting witt
shrubbery, hedges and large trees
2-car garage. tool house and third
outbuilding which could be converted
into q guest house. This is rare
combination OF rural atmosphere II
an urban area. Conveniently To-
Gated to transp. and school. D1REC-
TONS. Out Conn. ave. to Kensing-
ton ave-. right on Kensington ! blk
and right on Montrose to OPEN
SIGN. BURR JOHNSON & CO., EN-
3-S777. ewes. OIL. 1882.
MOL AREA-5 rms, brick rambler
Ranch type; "a acre; oil h.-Wh.i
liv. rm.,. firepl., bath With built-iI
vanity. den. din. rm.. cleo. kit, scr
porch. sun deck, butlt-in garage
S16.950. Terms. Open sunday.
OAK VIEW-Cape Cod, 5 rms, mod
ern kit. . bedrms., full bSnlt, ga'
&C. heat: level fenced let. Assume
AZ trust, balance terms.
FRANK CRAVER. RA. 3-4635
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500 SILVER SPRING AVE:
Liv. rm,, din. rm.. kitchen, 2 large
bedrms; conveniently located; ~
blocks to schools. shopping anc
ROBERT Z. HEATER, Broker
Call Mr.. Henderson. JU. 9-0021
after z. JU. 5-3S34.
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coLoRED-soUTHKAsT-vAcANT
OPEN SUNDAY, ] TO 6
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
CT APPROVED
1912 LIST ST. S.W.

OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TIL 6
bet. brick near Naval Research Lab.
and Bolline Field. Lge. liy. rm.,
din. rn,, mod. kit, lee. bedrms..
&C. heat, gar. Property in excel
cond. Price, $4,000. FREDERICK
A. BLUMER CO., GIT Pa. ave. sc.
Ii. 7-10SS; ewes and Sun. 10.
3-4777 III
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BRADLEY VILLAGE

IoTP5EEN h1 1l5 suN Na
from Edgemcor Tennis and Swim
ming Club. near all schools. House
consists Of lily. rm.. din rm., large
library, powder rm and kit. with
dishwasher and disposal: large
screened porch: 3 bedrms. and bath
maids rm and bath: price. S21 800.
To reach. Out Wis. ave. to Bradley
blvd. left on Bradley blvd. 3 blks.
TO Fairfax I'd. right. . blks. to Den
ton rd.. right ] blk on Exfair to
open sign and property.
Far FoI anpppointmannto h cali MI Herman uI
aNes OIL. o-1RRo
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BETHESDA

NEAR ALL SCHOOLS
Charming 6-rm. brick Colonial, Just
of East-Wes hwy, mr.. Our Lady Of
Lourdes and Beth.-Ch. Oh. H, s.;
good room sizes: full bsmt, with rec.
I'm; nice lot. Outstanding neigh
borhood. Asking S21 ,008 Terms.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON
p.aitor r0oQ yyi. aya M 0OI0Q
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HOUSES Fos sALE-mp.

Nh. MASS. AVE. extended. IN Glen
Echo Heights--A six-room brick
home with firepl. and oil h.-v.h. Lot
70x223. $4,000. Approved FHA
SIS, 500. 25-yr. loan. Open Sun, :
on Waihonding I'd, ief. on Wsnets
to $500. MRS. BURGESS. RealtoT
6l09 Broad St. OIL. 3-4253. III
BARGAIN HUNTERs-BufIder wants
ofier today on this 3-bedrm. hrk.
rambler in Silver Spring. GE kit,
gas heat. Bendix washer, extra Ice.
screened porch and stone patio just
redecorated. GI or non-G1 can buy
for S15.550. Vacant See TO-DAY
omen SUNDAY II to
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GAITHERsBuRG

GAITHERSBURG
Modern 3-bcdrm.. lge.. lot, AL con-
dition. Sl4.950 Modern 2-bedrm. +,
good location. $4,000.
cLARKsBURG
Az acres. stream. Route 2i0. ST.
900. 5-bedrm. home, bath, no heat.
CEDAR GROVE
Old home. bedrms., / and a acres.
lons road frontage. $1,000.
NEEDWooD RD.
10 acres, 9OO-ft. I'd. frontage. $4,000
WASHINGTON GROVE
Modern 2-story home on acre. liv.
rm,. din. rm., kitchen. bedrms..
full basement. newly decorated.
$4,000.
II. w. BECRAFT
Gaithersburg SIS or 7.S-J
KENSINGTON - SI3,4aO. CT ap-
proved. Spotless a-bearoom brick
rambler, 4 years old, separate din
ing. room. all GE kitchen. full base
meht. > blocks from new cicmen-
tary school, near bus. Loye.y conf
munity OWNER. OIL. 7-SS2S- Open
Sunday 1915.
To reach: Out Conn. ave. to Ken
sington. left to Knowles. let to
Summit, right to 4215 Brookheid
drive.
MASS. AVE. ExTENDED-Rambler
will trade; vacant corner brick: 2
bedrm., 1Ha-bath rambler. at 5214
Marlyn or, Glen Mar Park ION
$500 Mass. ave.J. Price. S2l.OOO'
.. LEO KoLB co.
III
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SILVER SPRING BRICK RAMBLER
S15.75O-3 nice bedrms.. sep. din.
rm; bright semi. finished bsmt
Walk to elem. and parochial schools.
Screens, storm windows, AWNINGS
and ven. blinds. incl. Priced below
VA approved value. 10505 Inwood
ave. Dir: North on Ga, ave-; TT
at Dennis. left at Inwood two blks.
10. b-4525.
QUALIFIED GI-NoTHING DOWN
Asbestos shingls bungalow: q rms
and bath: SEP. efic. apt. in bsmt.:
h.-w.h.; Diet. garage; conv. to stores
transp.: $500. Call MR.. MANN
HA. 2-3679
PAUL p. STONE
Alb Butternut st. NV. TU. 2-llOb
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SILVER SPRINGS
TOP TOPICS
ALL OPEN / TIL 6
TO SELL OR RENT

IDEAL FOR COUPLE
A. real bargain in beautiful Northwood
Park. Large liv. nm. with fireplace,
din. rm.. kit. side porch, bsmt., ga
raee. Lot 65x220. Near everything.
Priced at only .S15.500 or will rent
for S125 monthly. Don't miss It!
Out colesyille I'd. past Four Corners
to Lorain,i left to Edgewood, right to
1924 lakewood and our Open sign.
Colonial Brick-$16, $50
-, g. BEDRMs., DEN, IN BATHS
buy and its features In addition to
the aforementioned. q large liv.
rm. with hrepl.. . separate guest
sized din. rm.. mod. fully equipped
KIT, fun bsmt. with outside exit
and many other features, including
storm windows, etc. Dir. Out Coles
Vile I'd. to Forest Glen, left to
Dallas. right on Dallas to house and
open sign at 10026.
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WHEATON
WHEATON
$12,800--VA APPR'D
NOTHING DOWN

NOTHING DOWN
OPEN SUNDAY TO 5
Attractive rambler on wooded lot. ,
bedrooms, den, basement, fenced,
large attic, storm WINDOWS. Gloss
TO schools,
Directions: Georgia avenue 10 AT.
cola ave, left 5 blks. to l1S0b
Judson I'd
County Investment, Inc.
JU. s-a383 Sunday. JU. $3.50
WHEATON, HTILS-OPEN SUN, 2-6
2700 BLUE RIDGE AVE.
$l5,500-SUBJECT CT
2-bedrm. brick rambler. den Oh liv.
rm., lse. XII. and din. rm. comb, full
hsmt. with outside entr., rec. rrn..
beautiful lot. Mrs. Anderson. RIA.
3-6364, JU. 5-7l00. From Wheaton
traf1c light go 2 blocks TO Blue
CHESTER H. KELLER
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LANGLEY PARK AREA
TAKOMA PARK

RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
JU. 9-1103 OR Lo. 6-35ss
Silver Spring, Close In
Attr. 6-rm. white brick Colonial; lge.
lot. Anchor fenced; 8 bedrms., din.
rm all-elec. kit. rec. rm. and bar;
transp. GI-approved, $4,000 Open
Sat and Sun. 20 Melbourne ave.
ION Flower ave. or Franklin ave. }
RA. 6-2Sp0, RE. 1881. III
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1900 BELLS MILL RID.
II you desire a large lot. fresh air
and beautiful trees. then be sure to
see this attractive 3-bedroom Cali
fornia rambler, large living room
with paneled fireplace wall dining
l.. modern kitchen with breakfast
space: English type above ground
basement, with paneled recreation
room; outside patio ideal for sum
mer entertaining: conv. to Naval
Hospital and N. H.. CT financing
applied for Out Old Georgetown
turn left / mile to our sign.
CROSS & PERRY, INC.
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QUAINT ACRES--New brick split
level; or 4 bedrms., ga baths.
full bsmt,; Gear sarase; sep. din.
fm sva ia beat so SsfS ser ju 10! 47 Fly
LsRS es 0 COUNTRY FIR; Ho N ? on . acres
in Colesville-All large rooms. 3
bedrooms, large dining room. all
electric kitchen. powder. room on
LIST floor; full basement: large barn,
e Ssn ss '2 RosNs E5ss &c. ;T. sGTn
LAST CHANCE in sherwood Forest
New split.level,.. on l-acre lot; 3
bedrms,, . baths. sep. din, rm.;
cleo. kit; rec. rm. and garage: gas
s silver o sprn sa0r Sbfs s. h:a5'
JGsT Listed SfHfs o n w sSoD K .
BRICK Colonial; ist-floor bedroom
and bath, Z more bedrooms, bath
and screened sleeping porch up. full
bsmt. with exit to shaded lot; ST., :
very close. RIPLEY 4 RoMER. u
w Viii 4 i sEfcRa-s-sedrm. rambler:
din. ell, liv. rm., eating space in
kit. lEe, corner country fenced lot:
conv TO seh soho and transp. OF ap-
vets s} cWSGR AZ soo pS Weller dG ~
silver Spring. VIII. 6.6s3s. IL
THIS 3-BEDROOM Colonial, vacant;
OF appraised $4,000; large liv.
rm, with fireplace. full din. rm.,
equipped kit. full bsmt,; completely
Anchor-fenced yard eonv. shop.
ping. bus and schools, May be rented
TO- Sl25 mo-. with Tyr: option 10
buy CHESTER II. KELLER, ReAltor,
JU. 5-Tl00 Mrs. Isard. 10. 5-lsn4
$3.50 DIN CT OR NoN-GI--owner
transferred overseas. Leaving this
din. rm.. equip. kit. semidet. home
for sale, PAYMENTS less than rent
MODERN REALTY. Ju. 7-53b0.
VERY CENTRAL HOME in sil. sps.-
All brick Colonial; bedrooms, 9
baths. double recr. room and an
other bath. 2 screened porehes.
painted. near 81. Miehasl's and
center-of-toVn stores: So. 800. RIP
icy a RQMER. 10, b-oii1,
NO CASH Gil. no settlement charees--
Modern 2-bedrm, brick rambler.
S sssS' 4, s.s 81, So S i sos and sI;sit
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KENWOOD

KENWOOD
RAMBLER--New listing Of
fine 3-year-old custom built
rambler on quiet atreet--in
this exclusive area. Spac. liv.
rm., lge. sep. din. rm., Ice.
equip. kit. with break. area,
3 bedrms.. den, rear screened
porch, huge fully tiled bsmt..
maids rm and bath, 2-car
garage. Call Mrs. Wootton,
WO. 6-s972 or EN-. 2-8400.
J, NELSON HUGHES
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2 -bedrm. Cape Cod; expansible attic.
fireplace. modern kitchen, full base
ment, level lot: S75 mo. covers all.
right to Grandin. left to our sign
at 1921. FREDERICK W. BERENs.
Jr.. 1905 Wis. ave-. EN-. 2-7800.
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WOODMOOR - 6-rm. rambler. mr..
parochiai and public schools. stores.
transp.: lge. shaded lot. screened
porch; gar; gas h.-w.h.; full bsmt. !;
breakfast bar: entr. hall; 107 Lex
ington dr., JU. 1904. OWNER:
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POTOMAC HUNT coUNrRY--Msg.
Rs a'r Ssh f psSsisd DEN Se f din
rm,, ultramod; kit, 2 Ice. bedrms.,
full bsmt.: 3-horse stable. Truly an
outstanding value. Call ARDMoRE
REALTY CO., OIL, 2-7735.
POTOMAC HUNT COUNT Y
S32.500: terrific rambler, situated on
1pa.ecre lot. trees, This charmins
rambler features tremendous liv. rm..
din din r%;, 81; z ls s,us Sedrps;, baths hr
outstanding buy, ARDMoRE REALTY
p ST az si a1Sfi COUNTRY
$4,000: outstanding WILLIAMSBURG;
fence; offers i 6edrms,, = baths, den
with firepl,. lge. liv. rm. ffirepl.), din.
rri., mod, kit, Ice. screened porch,
2-car gar, Call ARDMoRE REALTY
B GHii Fl MILLS n.LsSe SARpENs-aorrsou
ss0.sSo, contains lovely rms. and ID
den, S0x150 shady lot; this. Is ideal
see today. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE.
JU. n-l103 or 10. 5-3b93.
ROCKVILLE, open sun. 2-5--Qolly
What q bargaini Only S7,TQ0 Mod.
4-bedrm. home on acre: lee. din.
rm,: ". rm;, sun parlor, bsmt. Lge.
cSss...ossi Air SSs turn turn rss, o sS
rirht on csivert." left Z" on Arundsl t.
sFn. NJ M Mccsnnop. W. s.3sps.
cox = CO.. OIL 2-I6i3.
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ROLLINGWOOD-A beautiful stone-
and-briek home. with large liv rm..
S air rm.; KIT: WITH oresEiast space zee
screened porch on LIST floor; = large
bedrms. and bath on Ind floor;
recr. rm. and powder rm. in base
ment: garage. Please call INEZ
CUSHARD. Realtor, EN-. 2-423s or
OIL o-lSRG IL
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Quality built. spacious 3-bedrm.,
2Ia-bath brick Colonial; liv. rm.
with fireplace, separate din. rnl. >.
garage, Ice. screened porch. shaded
lot. Priced to sell at $4,000. Open
2-dark Out Georgia ave. past
Colesvilie I'd. to End trafic light,
right on Columbia blvd. l blk. land
Columbia blvd. bears LETT follow
to GAIL Columbia blvd. CALDWELL
REALTY, OIL. 2-0207.
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-11
Marian Daniels
Completes Special
Training Course

Miss Marian Daniels of Giraro
Route, Sidney, completed a spe-
cial training course for youth
leaders at the Encampment for
Citizenship in New York City, last
week Saturday, August 6, 1855,
William G. Shannon, executive
director Of the Encampment for
Citizenship announced.
One hundred and tw~enty-six
young men and women attended
the 1855 encampment for citizen
ship from 20 states, Canada, Dem
mark, France, Gold Coast, and
Haiti. The session, which ran from
June 26th to August 9th, was the
10th annual encampment for citi-
zenship.
Shannon said, "Stuoents analyz-
ed current major issues and prob
lens facing the American COM
munity. They exchanged points
of view and experiences in their
work in their own home towns.
They also studied practical tech
niques of democratic citizenship
action that will help their organi-
cations solve specific problems in
their communities"
Miss Daniels is the daughter of
and Mrs. Charles Daniels.
She is a sophomore at Eastern
College of Education, in
Billings. She was awarded a schol-
for her work in communi-
ty affairs to represent the Mon
tana Farmers Union at the En-
campment for Citizenship. Dur
ing the six-week program, she was
a member Of a workshop in edu-
cation. The workshop studied eff
fective methods used in commu-
nifty affairs by civic groups to de-
velop improved educational ia
and understanding of prob
ems of education.
The Encampment for Citizenship
S devoted to the training of young
for more effective citizen
hip participation. MI. Shannon
pointed out, "There are more than
200 young men and women who
nave completed this special course
citizenship. They are located
communities throughout Amer
ca and have been able to put
o work the special skills and
experience achieved in the En-
Continued on page ID
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-11
CLASS

Glasses for adults who wish to
learn to swim are planned to be-
gin Monday if a few more per-
sons interested in such a class in
dictate a desire for the class. These
lessons r free and will be sched-
uled so that it will fit into the
swimming program at the pool.
All persons interested are asked
to call 655NW or register at the
pool before Monday, August is.
If you do not know how to swim
this is your chance to learn and
to enjoy the pool at the same
time.
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-11
Ruth
league Results
TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT
NARROWS LEAD

Friday, August 5 II Tractor &
Equipment was leading Reynolds
5 to 3 in the third inning when
the rain came. This game will
be completed at a later date.
Saturday, August - Whitaker
and Sun Oil had a track meet with
Whitaker coming out on top 20
to 10. Tom Quilting pitched his
fifth win without a loss.
Sunday, August T. In a make
up game played Sunday afternoon.
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-11

.n1N mudX I1Y 81 was a busy day at Trinity Lutheran Church when So children go
I ere %KnH o membership with the congregation. Eiht adults and Q chrdrn
SDdPPWeo al ms service 70 were confirmed and the others were neivad L IM
1 pma S1 OF OF Professor OF fahh.L Included n this group were:M Mr.. md hrs Mawueu
Boha-+ 80 S SOY w@oerrTn and Dlana: Mr.. and Mrs Walter E.. McChesney Jm Mrv
n9neI and steven; MR. and Mrs Edward Thornton Derdre Edward j. Tboooa anJ Gm
Ia e. mo annie MIS- Mrs Hue6enBreHIng Mr. IN Mrs Chester auwiu DOUGLAS Pon.J
NJ oNE NE. ad Mrs Clifford KaueviE Julie Jerome Randall Kendall - NJ
SLo~ So WIS WIS warren FISHER Mr. nd Mrs. Phillip Williams Dennis, Robert Rirbsrd
T TX ana onermani Johnso; Mrs. Elmer Frank Richard UarF ~mrL.Cc InLI
gJ g1adow; Mrs AxlL Larson Misses Janet and judith HAGEN vonda N%en Ex xa
Juon. Peggy SchIing Deanne Atchson; Dale Johnson lon patar wd A IMS 4 hugene
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-11

A new line of TuSSy Cosmetics
have arrived which include o
IOgneS, creams, lotions and lip
sticks. See them at THE SIDNEY
DRUG STORE. 2S-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-11
SR. LIFE SAVING CLASS

All persons interested in TAX
ing a course in life saving are ask
ed to register at the pool so that
a class may be scheduled in the
pool program. The class is open
to the public. This class will quail
lty a person to act as a life guard
in a pool. And with a pool in Sid
ney it offers an opportunity for
employment for qualified life
guards.
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-11
?
Compiled by
Mrs. Arthur Nelson
Helena, Montana

The total proceeds from the
County Fair given by the Rec
Cross amounted to $695.17. The
goose donated by Mrs. Guy Rooc
was auctioned and re-auctioneo
and netted $4,000.
= : =
The story is told of a Montana
young lady who did some knitting
for the soldiers in France. In the
toe of one of the socks, she knit,
she placed a slip of paper with
her name and address. In the
course of time she received a
letter from France containing the
following lines:
The socks received,
They are quite a fit
I use one for a helmet
And one for a mitt
I would like to meet you
When 1 have done my bit
But where in H =--
Did you learn to knit?
= = =
The Misses Ella Damskov.
Camille Anderson and Bertha Oh
son left today for Dane Valley to
attend a three day conference of
the Danish Young Peoples So
ciety.
July IL, 1918
= : s.
Mr.. Robb who was visiting at
the w. T. Merrill ranch left Sat
urday for his home in Minneapo-
lis. July 26. 1918
+ = &
City of Sidney sets an example
= That Sidney people are ready
and willing to do their share to
help win the war is evidenced
the fact that beginning yes
terday and continuing through the
harvest, all stores will be closed
at four o'clock in order that
those employed in the several es-
adjustments may 60 into the
fields and help harvest the grain.
believe Sidney is the first city
in the state to take concerted ac-
ton in this line and is an ex-
that will no doubt be fol-
lowed by many other places. Five
ladies at the Courthouse.
the Misses Mamie O'Brien, Nora
Borgude, Jane Kennedy, Marie
and Marie Harteg left
their duties yesterday at four
o'clock and went out to a field
and shocked grain until late that
evening.
August 8, 1918
+ = &
Leon Gauker was host to 10
little folks last Tuesday commem-
orating his ninth birthday. A fine
lime was had and a splendid Iun-
;heon was served by Mrs. Gauker.
August Is, 1918
& = 3
On August % the Ladies Guild
will serve a public supper at the
.hurch to which all r cordially
invited. Price so cents. Children
lnder IL, twenty-five cents.
Aug. Is, 1918
= + =
Mary E. Adams left today for
1ankato, Mimi, to accept a po-
ition in the city schools there as
'rench and Spanish teacher.
Sept. 6, 1918
3 = &
DR.. J.. S. Beagle returned We'd
-esday from an extended trip to
california. Mrs. Beagle is located
4 Hollywood. Melba is attending
Gland Stanford University and
GORDON has entered the Harvard
School.
Sent 10 1919
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-11

Mrs. Leroy B. Rogers and
daughter Randi and son Richard
left Wednesday morning via the
Empire Builder from Williston.
N. D., for their home in Seattle.
Wash. Mrs. Rogers and children
spent two weeks at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Klodt of Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-11
Nine Newly Appointed Faculty
Members In Sidney Public Schools

The nine pictures below, are of
new Sidney school faculty mem
Ders. Seven represent replace
ments and two are added mem
berS appointed to take care of
enrolment increases.
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-11

Larry Henderson pitched a 6 hit
ter to lead T & E to a 10 to 4
win over Whitaker. Price was the
loser.
Monday, August 8 II John Mar
man pitched a 4 hit ball game as
T & E swamped Sun Oil ID to 4.
Standings Thrnmeh Annnc4 Q
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McGARRY AND THE HOLDUP MYSTERY
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said you always came for dinner"
Easy does it," Dan tells him.
What's up?"
ITS Uncle Henry sobs the
kid. Hes hurt. Hurt bad. Nom
wasn't home. She said she had to
see a lawyer about something and
she went out. And came down.
stairs after supper. and there was
Uncle Henry slumped on the front
steps. He said there was some kind
of a fight. His shoulder was all
blood ="
"DlD you call doctor?" breaks
in Kitty.
"Of course not" says Jimmy.
Il brought him here in taxi. l
know DR.. McGarry is just about
the best doctor there is.
Dan is running for his hat and
coat. You wait here. Jimmy" he
yells. Kitty and me will take
over"
Dan sprints to the street in three
seconds fiat, with Kitty a close
second. A cab is waiting at the
curb, and the driver gives them a
sour look. Are you going to I'M
load this drunk in back?" he says.
I'VE unload him at the hospital.
And fast. He's hurt. Dan turns to
Kitty. Get on the other side of
him. Wen prop him up between
u.s."
One look at Uncle Henry tells
Dan a lot. He is slumped forward,
his chin on his chest. His eyes are
closed and his face is gray and the
dark splotch below his right Shout
der is not nice to see.
HANK" Dan says, as the cab
starts moving, Hank Crandall!
Can you hear me?"
The guys eyelids flutter. You
- doctor?" he gasps.
Jimmy thinks l am. But /
don't have to be a doctor to give
you some bad news. Hank. You're
hurt bad"
Who - your"
I'm cop. I'm taking you to a
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toy gun in my pocket. Anyway,
who would have believed me?
Who'll believe me now? Try your
story on the D.A., copper. He'll
laugh for a week"
IF your Uncle Henry comes
clean -"
That guy? Now you're being
funny. He's a hundred per cent
rat. He'd let his own mother take
a rap for him." Mushy shakes his
head. You did nice job, cop
per-" he says, putting the pieces
together just like the smart dicks
in the mystery novels. But what
good does it do? I'm still stuck
with this rap"
Dan stands up. He pats the kids
shoulder, and then he says, Mind
if have a 60 at your Uncle
Henry?"
Mushy smiles again. why
not?" he says. But it won't work.
He'll deny everything"
DAN is quiet that evening while
he is having dinner at kitty's
house. He's scared, because he's
got a job to do, and he's afraid
he'll muff it. He knows plenty
about old-timers like Uncle Henry.
The guy will not talk himself into
a lifetime rap to save anyone.
And if he won't talk, it is going to
be pretty rough on a nice guy
named Mushy and a great little
kid named Jimmy and the tired
out Nom of both of them. But if
a guy won't talk, he won't talk.
He
A pounding on the door knocks
his thoughts out Of his head. Kitty
looks at Dan and raises her eye
brows. Then she gets up and leaves
and the next moment Dan hears
her saying, why, Jimmy! What
brings you here?"
The kid doesn't answer. He
rushes past Kitty into the dining
room and when he sees Dan he
dives at him and grabs his arm.
"Oh, l hoped you'd be here!' he
gasps. and he is just about the
scaredest kid that ever was. Kitty