The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14

for a few weeks with relatives al
Nebraska.
Mrs. Lane Potter and little daughter
Loretta drove to Fort Carson, Colo,
last week to get their son and brother,
lanai Potter, who had lust comnlefed
ms Daslc army training. They were
also accompanied home by Robert Bar
Der and James Hedegaard. who are
LJoy4ng their nine Cay Through with
IeH respective parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
5stSI hedegaard and Mrs. Thelma
5arDer and their families. lanai and
hopert, who are in the engineers
corps viii report for duty at Fort
sonar Wood in Missouri April %
ana James who is in the infantry.
VIII return to Fort Carson.
Doris Huffine of Great Falls be-
gan work last week in the Osborne
F~noDograph1c studio. Doris has studied
az potn the Chicago and MINNEAPOLIS
dtstsu1e OF Art and has had a number
OF years experience.
Mr.. n Mrs. J. J. Niehenke will
leaVe Phoenlx, Arizona, next week TO
return home, making the trip bv wav
OF the west coast for a visit with rela-
yves; Word has been received BY the
family here that Mr.. Niehenke's broth
er-ln-law. James Mcleod, passed away
recently at his home in Kelso, Wn.
Anbone Anderson was under medi-
caI care at the Deaconess hospital in
6lAl R5s5 a few few days last week.
Easter week end here at the home Of
her parents, Nh. and Mrs. Harold Law
rnce. Mary Elsie is in her seonnd
year at the Presentation School Of
Nursing in Miles City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Delamore and
daughter Elaine were Easter week end
guests at the home of Mrs. Delamore's
mother, Mrs. Thea Johnson at New
England' N. Oak. They also visited
Mrs. Delamore's two brothers and
their families, and her sister Mrs
Olive Gustafson who had come from
Minneapolis for the holiday week end.
Mrs. Zimmerman and her broth
er-ln-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
johnson returned Sunday from Osh-
kosh, wisconsin, where they had ac-
companled Mr.. Finneman's remains
for burial in a family plot. The john
sons VIII stay here with Mrs. Finne-
man for a few weeks.
Miss joey Schmidt visited at the
nome OF her brother at Makoti, N.
Oak, oVer the week end.
Miss Beverly Anderson of Minneap-
Oils visited through the. Easter week
end IN Sidney at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Anderson.
Mrs. 0. L. Chapman, who has been
under hospital care for five days. is
now home. where. she IS able to be
up and around some. Mrs. Chapman
recently returned from a two months
trip to the west coast, where she Wis
tied relatives and friends in Portland.
gre, Tacoma, Spokane, Seattle, and
BELLEVUE, Wn., with stops at Saco and
Belt in Montana on her return trip.
Mrs. Chapman tells. us she had a won
derful time but had the misfortune
TO fall on the escalator at the depot
IN seattle on her way home. Aside
from bruises and a little 1ameness
q suffered no apparent injuries and
made her planned. visits at Spokane.
Saco and Belt. Upon her arrival here
ner legs began to give her much pain
ana x-rays disclosed a. broken ankle
and other leg injuries which REQUIRED
hospital care. However, she is getting
well fast she says and hopes to be
out soon.
Donald J. Harris. MUSN, son of Mr..
ana Mrs. Leland E. Harris of Sidney.
Saturday, April 8 on Frontier
A1rllnes for San Diego, California, to
the ships band on the Aircraft
Garner USS Hornet. Don will also
IeSeIve ms rating as 3rd class Petty
officer May l of this year.
raster guests at the home of Rev.
ana Mrs. Bernard McLain were Mr..
Mrs. Harley McLain of Eckelson.
Y. D.; Mr.. and Mrs. Curley McLain.
Ron and Jon of Hattonr N. D.: Mr..
and Mrs G. j.. Ukestad, Sandra and
Hopert, OF Mayville, N. D. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley McLain, the parents of
Bernard, viii stay FOR a week or So but
The rest left Monday.
Mrs. Fred Andersen left Culbertson
9y train Wednesday morning for
Irand Forks where she was to Join
Nrs. Alton Thogersen and two children
or a trip by car to New York CITY.
Mrs. Andersen win visit there with
Ter daughter Corrine for two weeks
return home by train. Mrs. Tho
5ersen and children have plane reser-
from New York on April 90
or Luxembourg, Germany. where they
Vlu join Alton, who has been station
81 there as a jet pilot since Nov. %.
lis assignment is for three years and
he family will be with him there until
le is returned to the states. Mrs.
-hogerSen and children STAYED with
Ter parents in Grand Forks while ar
angements were under way for their
rip over by plane.
Ted Jensen received word by wire
Wednesday of last week Of the death
nat DAY of his father, Waldemar Jen-
at his home in Odence. Denmark. :
deceased, 81 years old, died fol- !
owing a brief illness. Ted visited in {
last summer in company with ]
Sll Peterson, Nick Hansen and Chris
Jansen, and spent a month at his
iarental home. His father, who had /,
et1red from business, was ENJOYING !
God health at that time. Besides his
on and family in Sidney he leaves his I
yife and one daughter and her family z
4 Denmark. :