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Evening star., 1955-02-09
.S1O,OOORepresenie
As Political Gifts,
Three Democrats Say
BY shs As,oeioted Press

Three San Francisco Demo-
Gratis say the $4,000 they sent
the Democratic National Com
mittee in is4s was represented
to them as political contribu-
tions-not part OF a lawyers fee.
William M. Malone, chairman
Of the San Francisco Demo-
cratic County Central Commit
tee, said in San Francisco he
mailed $4,000 and that William
j. Mahaney and Harold Berliner
each sent $1,000. Mr.. Mahaney
and Mr.. Berliner said they acted
at Mr.. Malone's request and did
not know the origin of the funds.
The three men were named
with four other persons yester-
day by Senator Williams. Re-
publican, of Delaware. who
charged on the Senate floor they
channeled $4,000 Of Washing
ton Lawyer Welburn Mayock's
fee to "fix a tax case" into the
Democratic Committee treasury.
S63,0OO Tax Case Fee.
Senator williams said Mr..
Mayock collected a $65,000 fee
inSthe tax case, with the stipula-
ton that $4,000 go to the Ma
tional Committee. Senator Will
liams charged Mr.. Mayock split
up the $50, 900 and had it sent to
the committee by seven persons.
Mr.. Malone said he learned
the origin of the contributions
about a year and half ago. He
added:
Had the true facts been
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Indiono U. Teacher
Named Butler Aide

Democratic National Chairman
Paul M. Butler today announced
the appointment Of Paul g,
Willis, SO, assistant professor in
the Department of Government
at Indiana University. as his
administrative assistant,
Mr.. Willis has been active In
Democratic politics in Indiana
as a member of the State Cen
tral Committees speakers bu-
reau and as a precinct commit
teeman in Monroe County. and
has carried out special research
projects for the State Central
Committee. He is the author of
several papers on governmental
problems.
Evening star., 1955-02-09

money nor received cash from
Mr.. Mayock.
He said an attorney who has
been dead for a year was han
ding the contribution and "just
came around to the Office where
I worked and asked several of us
if he could use our names in
making the donation"
Mr.. Peeler quoted the attorney
as saying 'it was just a way of
getting around a law that neither
party paid any attention to-"
He said Government investi-
gators had asked him about the
contribution three years ago
and he had told them about it
in an affidavit.
Mr.. Owens works with Mr..
Allen but reporters were unable
to locate him. Mr.. Allen said
his brother Lawrence is dead.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
ADVERTISEMENT.

HELEN HAYEs. distinguished ac-
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like going backstage at a score of
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You meet all the theater people
she knows - and writes about -
so well. 1t was as exciting as an
opening night for me. and Pmsure
it will be for you, too" Be sure
to read That's the Kind of Dame
I Am, by Ethel Norman. in this
weeks Saturday Evening Post.
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-07

The High School aldi dinni association
from the initial class Pf 1881 to 1915
will meet for the Bah annual re-
union. Officers of the association are
/. B. Beeshy, pres; Arthur Worth
ington, vice president; Lela Frick, re-
cording Secretary; MinSie Mueller,
corresponding secretary;FW. c. Augs-
burger, treasurer.
At Pandora gradual fon exercises
Ezra Basinger gave al fsplendid class
poem in which he con pared the class
to a ship starting dht on an ocean
voyage. The young Orator has won
several laurels the dast year in ora
tory.
Omar Amstutz proved to be Riley
twp.'s best speller in recent county
contest. He received d So cash award
from the county fair board.
L. M. HIGHWAY has rented the
Geo. Benroth residenc9 and with his
family will move her3 soon. He is
telegrapher for the L. E. and w.
The High School tennis team will
play Findlay. On the tBluffton squad
are Lysle and Donivan Baumgartner,
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NeUs lG1tandfather Read
--FRpM THE ISSUE OF MAY 27 Igl-l-


Teddy scheid, Russell Bixel and AL
len Day.
Dean N. E. Byers @ill deliver the
address for the oVAnge Twp. Com
mencement. Cyru1 Locher, prosecut-
ing attorney at hyahoga county and
a well known ldeal boy, will deliver
the commencement address at Syca-
more.
The BlufftonA Manufacturing Co.
purchased the eptire stock of the
Arras Cream Separator Co.
Hector Kibele left on business
trip to New York il interest of the
Diller Mfg. CO..
G. w. Combs /has purchased a
motor ambulance
Fourth numy yer of the master
Key" serial As on at the Star
Theater. Do1t miss it.
Miss GLADYS Balmer was given
$500 in gold or bringing the spell
ing honors to\Rishland Twp. She
viii compete in oplumbus, June IA.
How many of tie Bluffton firms do
you remember? You're an old tim
er if you can RECALL them all.
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a small and rare industry and one Of
small profits, it was sufficiently i'm
portant TO warrant the organization OF
a Pennyroyal Associakion in August,
1880 and a systepf y yearly reunions
among these who formerly were en-
gagged in it in OxBrd Township.
Today the fnduI TRY there is extinct
but the woods stilA is filled with pen
nyroyal patches whlxh mean no more
to the farm folks than the shifting
and juvenile boiling into ga as else
where through the state. pennyroyal
has its medicinal qualihe but the
world no longer gets Ehe oil from
Guernsey County stil9
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Guernsey County bordering on Bel
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comprised PennyroyaldoTb }. Nearly the
whole industry ceptered there. Though
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Evening star., 1955-07-11

-. confess these gorgeous-tastings
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reach reach retail stores by way 9,De o. melons melons
sa sale produce markets; :, IRe rTour e- Car
wa,'ie wa, Peeom" are rushed in ice-cnHlse aafora
den e,. ~ n0s safeway direct. And netoss re
an an.t - they're carefully selected .Ds ny
s' n,,r own expert BUYERS ;r.se home
cor cooled as they're picked; ..ia.,s haxs eating a
s0i'le morning. noon and nlshs'
Evening star., 1955-07-11

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business Wednesday. July IL. 1903.
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GINA: Alsxandria. ArlinEton, Fair
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tfGGT 10 LrMiT QUANTITIES.
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The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07
Three Buttes
BY Homemakers' Club

Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. 0. Redlin we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Smelser of Sidney.
Mrs. Harold Franz and Edith
Anne called on Mrs. Bob Bahls
Saturday.
Neighbors and friends of Bob
Putnam gathered at his home
Saturday evening to surprise him
on his 18th birthday. An eve
ming Of dancing in the ouonset
was enjoyed and at midnight a
delicious lunch was served by
the guests.
Mrs. Lundquist visited Mrs. E..
0. Redlin Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Bernard McLain and Mrs.
Jim Putnam were among those
attending the summer school of
Congregational Church Women at
the Rocky Mountain College at
Billings the past week. On We'd
nesday evening the Sidney dele
gates, consisting of Mrs. McLain.
Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. Chuck Berner
and Mrs. Dwight Howard of Saw
age and Mrs. Ted Gustavson of
Glendive were dinner guests at
the Rev. Kirk Dewey home in
Billings.
Lois Wilkinson of Fairview
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07
tied there in the afternoon.

tied there in the afternoon.
Miss Maria Jensen of Denmark
niece of L. c. Larsen, is here
visiting relatives. L. c. Larsen and
sons, Kenneth and Leonard en-
joyed a picnic dinner with the
LarsenS at Crane Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mastvelten
and family and MI. and Mrs. Al
vim Sharbono of Missoula and the
Robert SharbonoS enjoyed dinner
at the June Sharbono home on
the fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Jones and
children of Glendive spent the
week end at the Leo Kappel home.
They all enjoyed a family picnic
at the Andy Kappel home in Sid
ney July 4.
L. c. Larsen, Maria Jensen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Larsen of
Crane enjoyed Tuesday visiting
at the Holger Petersen home near
Sidney.
Alvin Kappel, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Kappel, accompanied
his sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Worle to South
Dakota over the week end.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

Fred Maurer home, who came to
see their mother were Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Bass of Boise, Ida, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Pintler and family
Of Wilder, Idaho, and Ernest
Maurer from Glasgow. Fred
Maurer took his trailer to Will
liston Sunday, and will stay there
for the present.
Mrs. Charlotte Noble came over
to her home Sunday morning
from Williston, where she has
been since last fall. Miss Ollye
Freeman has been at the farm
for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones Of
Butte visited one day last week
at the D. w. Taylor home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Niles and
family of Williston were supper
guests last Saturday night at the
home Of Mrs. Viola Taasevigen.
Lee, who has been on the police
force in Williston for several
years, has resigned and will now
work on the police force for
the G.. N. railroad at Minot. Mrs.
Niles and children will remain in
WilliSton until they can find a
place to live in Minot.
A large crowd attended the
wedding dance for Mr.. and Mrs.
Valley Post at the Dore hall last
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Maurer and
family drove to Williston last
Sunday to visit with Mrs. Fred
Maurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buster McMillen
left Sunday for their home at
Wayan, Idaho, after visiting here
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

and at Miles City for the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Cecil Baxter returned to
Havre Monday night on the train
after spending the week end at
home.
The Harry Payettes took his
brother Clarence and wife and
two boys to Williston Thursday
morning of last week where they
took the train to Duluth, Mimi.
after visiting here for two weeks.
Word received from them since
stated that there was a tornado
IN action when they went thru
Grand Forks.
Mrs. Hayden Sarff of Williston
spent last Friday with her sisters
here. Mrs. LeenS was a hospital
patient in Sidney at the time.
E. E. Martin is just out again
after a two weeks seige of flu.
Mrs. John Kaufman was moved
from the hospital to the home of
ner daughter, Mrs. Willie Seader
Sunday evening. She is still not
too well since their accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stubs. the
herman Johnsons, Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Stubs and Katherine and
Esther Stubs motored to the
Roosevelt park on the 3rd for a
picnic. They picked up Minnie
Robins at Arnegard and took her
along for an outing.
Mrs. Robins came to Fairview
with Katherine that evening to
attend a family picnic at the
Floyd Baxters on the 4th in honor
OF the Clarence Robins family
who are here from Troy, Mont.
We are mighty glad that the
cyclone cloud which was seen
last Wednesday did not decide to
light in our valley although it
.ld do some damage fifty miles
west.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

from a visit at the Rev. Ronald
Fletcher home at Winslow. Wn
Mr.. Murray Fletcher and Rev
Ronald Fletcher are brothers Of
Mrs. Berreth.
Miss Beth Marie Petrik. small
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Petrik spent the week end in
Sidney with her aunt, Charlotte
Evanson who is visiting at the
home Of her brother Clair Evan
son and family. On Monday. july
4, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. T. Petrik
drove to Sidney for a family pic
nc at the park and brought Beth
home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIlan Halvorson
and sons Al, Paul, Gary and
Jimmy visited Wednesday and
Thursday at the Leo Berreth
home. They are formerly of One
mia, Mimi, the Berreth's former
pastorate, and are now living in
kirkland, Wn. Mr.. Halvorson is
a NWA pilot out Of Seattle.
The WINS of the Alliance
church met at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Petrik Thursday at 200 in
the afternoon. Used clothing for
Korean Relief was packed.
Word received from the Anton
Luidahls is that they were spend
ing the week end at Columbia
Falls, Montana and plan on leav-
ing on Tuesday or Wednesday for
Max Pribnow's home in Idaho.
The Ligon-Sharbono stock car
driven by Orville Sharbono won
the trophy at Wolf Point Sunday
Pete Casper driving a Ford placed
In two events also. Several peo-
pie from Lambert drove to Wolf
Point to watch the races. Some
of those who attended are Mr.
and Mrs. Don Lyon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pershing Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orley Waller and MI. and
Mrs. John Krappman and fami-
lies.
George Howell and Mrs. Lottie
Carter drove to Sidney Tuesday to
attend the funeral of Mr.. KEN
mis-, a long time resident of this
area.
On Wednesday evening, July
10, at 800, Harold Popp, a Yugo-
sIaV who is working as student
pastor in Glendive this summer.
Will speak at the Lambert Lu-
theran church. There will be pic
lures on his home country to as
SYST him in his talk. There will
be a fellowship luncheon in the
church parlorS so that there will
be a chance to get to know him
better and to ask questions.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07
Savage
Mrs. John Gear

Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Sharbonc
and family of Missoula are now
spending a few days at the Elmer
Mastvelten and Robert Sharbono
homes. Mrs. Mastvelten and the
SharbonO men are brothers and
sister.
Mrs. Leland Lapp and children
Of Glendive spent a few days last
week at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson and
son of Minneapolis spent the week
end at the Gene Miller home en-
route to Yellowstone Park. The
ladies were girlhood friends.
MI. and Mrs. Burns and daugh-
ter OF Billings arrived Sunday to
spend the week end with friends
IN Savage. They stayed at the
Moore home. Their son also plav-
ed ball with the Jr. Legion in
Billings.
Mrs. Clifford Bach accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Kyser as far
as Billings Friday, where she had
a medical check up. The Kysers
were on their way to Helena to
attend a Koehler reunion at the
home Of Mrs. Lena Koehler over
the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Gear and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert GREGG
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gear, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gear.
and Della Gear attended the
family reunion given by Mr. and
Mrs. Guy McCurdy at the Sidney
park Sunday in honor of their
children, MI. and Mrs. Floyd
Harris and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyers and family and
John McCurdy, who visited there
over the fourth from Billings.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

Your price depends upon choice of model and
body style, optional equipment ond occesso-
ries. Prices moY vary slightly in adjoining
communities.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07
Lower Yellowstone
Mrs. L. P. Moore

Friends were very sorry to hear
that Mrs. Fred Maurer had the
misfortune to fall last Thursday
evening at her home. She was
taken to the Mercy hospital in
WilliSton by ambulance for treat
ment of a broken leg.
Week end guests at the Ed and
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

Leroy Mcbride of Harlowton.
VINO has been spending a couple
OF weeks with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson
returned to his home Saturday.
a number of people from the
savage community attended the
wedding of Miss Vernette Hlebi-
cnuk and Clyde Fuller at the
catholic church in Sidney Satur-
Gay afternoon. Miss Hlebichuk is
Inc youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Hlebichuk.
Miss Leota Gregg spent the 4th
OF July week end at the Post
nome in Glendive caring for their
four children while Mr.. and Mrs.
Post were away.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hart of
GIendlve are rejoicing over the
arrival OF a baby girl born at
the N. P. hospital Friday, July /.
Inc little lady weighed 7 lbs and
~ ounces and has been named
Patricia Alice.
Miss Virginia Burau and Miss
ruth Johnson spent the 9TH of
July week end at the Black Hills
They attended the Passion PLAY
at Spearfish and the rodeo in
Belle Fourche. They returned to
their homes Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hahn of
Billings arrived Friday evening
and spent the week end visiting
relatives in Sidney and Savage.
Their son, Elwood played ball
with the Billings Jr. Legion in
Glendive over the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Helphrey and
family and niece, and their house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl An
derSon and family of Minnesota
enjoyed a picnic supper at the
Robert Gregg home Wednesday
evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Erickson
arrived in Savage Thursday and
Will make their home here as he
Will serve as pastor of the Saw
age Lutheran church. They were
dinner guests at the Eugene Burau
home Friday.
Ruth Johnson, Steve Rice. Thor
KriStianSen and Janice Jonasen
returned home on Thursday from
the Luther League convention in
San Francisco, California. They
will give reports on the conven-
ton at the regular Lutheran
meeting Sunday evening.
July 10 at 800. Everyone is cor
invited to attend the meet
ing.
Mr.. Rogers and Melvin Ler re-
turned Friday evening from Ore
gon, where they had gone for
a truck load of the Rogers fur
niture. Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers are
low living in their new home
which they purchased from Mr..
and Mrs. August Meidinger.
MIR. and Mrs. Dean Miller and
son of Billings spent the week
End at the home of his parents,
.r. and Mrs. Soren Miller. Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Miller and chill
iren, Mr. and Mrs. George Har-
1ey and family and the Carlsons
# Lindsay enjoyed a picnic din
Ter at the Soren Miller home ]
sunday. Other relatives also Wis
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07
ANDES NEWS
Iast Week,s Newsl

Mrs. Bernie Finnicum Jr. and
Mrs. Tom Finnicum and family
called at the c.. w. THOMPSON
home Wednesday afternoon.
Dinner guests at the C. w.
Thompson home Wednesday were
the Fred T~hompsons. They help
ed Ruth Kaye celebrate her
birthday.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07
THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday, July z. 1855

spent the week with her grand
mother, Mrs. Minnie Thornton.
Mrs. Ella NevinS, sister-in-law
of Mrs. Lille Nevins and former
Sidney resident, passed away last
week at the home of her daughter
IN illinois. Funeral services were
held Sunday at the Lonsdale
Methodist church in Sidney.
Tuesday evening the Jim Put
mans, Bernard McLains and Theo.
Schields attended an informal
gathering at the Ebenezer Congre-
gational church in Sidney honor
ing the Rev. Kenneth Bel family
who were passing through Sid
ney on their way to North Dakota
TO visit her folks. The Biels are
now located in Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Williams of
Sidney and Mrs. Eastlick of Ari-
IONA called at the Herb HER.
Charlie Radke and Ernest RedIin
homes Wednesday afternoon.
Edith Anne Franz spent Fri
day visiting at the Walter Bau-
man home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Franz and
Douglas arrived Friday from Ari-
iona to visit at the home of her
father, Matt Obergfeu.
Leona Gierke was a week end
guest at the jim Putnam home
Mrs. Elva Putnam spent the
fourth of July visiting at the
home of her daughter and fami-
", the Casper Wicks of Sioux
Pass.
Mrs. Theo. schields and chill
dren and Mrs. Jim Putnam and
Sharon visited Monday at the
Bernard McLain home in Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McMillen
and baby arrived home a week
ago Wednesday for a visit with
the Lester McMillens and Gail
Sawyers. David had been sta
toned in Kansas and was given a
z weeks furlough before being
sent to Germany. His wife and
baby will remain with her parents
for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Putnam and
Sharon called at the Bill Burnside
home in Sidney Sunday.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07
LAR SCHOOL VICINITY
(Last Weeks ItemS)

ALNDV VNNA ILCIIIoJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Faaborg attended
a family reunion picnic at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wall Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Brunsvold
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Brunsvold's brother, Carl Ander-
son at Beach, N. D., last Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Berzel and
Glenn Faaborg attended the Sad
die club field day held at Lam
bert June 10.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07
Paper and Wood

Paper and wood products for the
household, including napkins, tissue.
and wooden utensils, now account
for one-fifth Of the sales volume Of
the Oldest producer of matches in
the country.
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Evening star., 1955-07-26
Women Golf
In Match Play

CHICAGO. July 26 (P.-The
form sheet was slightly tattered,
but Beverly Cannon of st. Paul.
the 1854 runnerup, still looked
like the one to beat as the 55th
Women's Western Amateur golf
tournament entered its match
play phase today.
Yesterdays qualifying round,
which whitfield the original field
Of ia players to 80. knocked out
two seasoned contenders and
nearly disposed Of the only for
mer champion, Marjorie Lindsay
of Decatur, Ill.
Jane Nelson Of Indianapolis,
runnerup in the 1853 Western
Amateur. flunked with an 81, a
dozen strokes behind the CO.
medalists. 18-year- old Win
Smith, former Mexico Open
champion. and seasoned Carol
Diringer. 20, of THIN. Ohio, who
fired par-matching 75s.
Jean Hopkins of Rocky River,
Ohio. a Western semifinalist in
l946 and 1947, was eliminated in
a flve-way playoff at IS which
Miss Lindsay. the 1851 cham
pion, managed to survive.
Qualifiers included Mrs. Maui
rice Click of Baltimore, rs; Mary
Ann Downey of Baltimore, twice
runnerup, an 81, and Mary Pat
Jansen of Charlottesville, Va, a
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Evening star., 1955-07-26
Ocean Downs
"Opens Tonight

OCEAN CITY, Md. July 26
(SpeciaD Harness horse racing
returns to the Eastern Shore to-
night as Ocean Downs Raceway
starts its seventh 2o-night meet
ing.
This is the fourth and last
stop on the Maryland circuit for
the trotters and PAGERS VINO
ended their stand at Baltimore
Raceway last night. Post time is
$3.50 pm. throughout the meet
ing.
Tonight's opening features are
the two $1,125 divisions of the
Delaware Pacing Stake, the
sixth and seventh races. Such
stars as Royal O'Boy, seeking his
fourth straight win. Velvet Han
over and Romola Girl are listed
in the seventh, while the sixth
has attracted Direct Walnut,
Rocky King and Mighty Con.
At Baltimore last night. the
closing feature race. a Glass B
pace, was won by Victor Lou in
2:07as, fastest time of the night.
Driver Francis CULLEN brought
Victor Lou up with a rush in the
stretch for nose triumph over
Sure Con, who had taken the
lead from Counsel Eden at the
half,