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Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-11
Riders Set Dute
For Annuul Dinner

Annual Christmas dinner for Rocky
Mountain Riders Saddle club has
been set for Dec. 10. Date was de-
cided when the club met, Tuesday
evening. AL Greene presided.
Also planned was a work day and
potluck dinner for Nov. 20. Men are
to bring shovels and other tools.
Guests at the meeting were Mrs.
Bud Gilman and Mrs. c. B. Rogers
Entertainment committee members
for November are Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don Trimmer and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
j. LundStrom.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-11
Town Bridge Club
To Meet Wednesday

Town Bridge club meets next We'd
nesday for one O'Clock dessert at
the home of Mrs. Herbert Ander-
son. Assisting her will be Mrs. ".
A. Bose and Mrs. Martin Olsen.
The club met Nov. 2 at the home
of Mrs. Lars Ryssdal with Mrs.
Orion Koppang assisting. New club
member is Mrs. Orrel S. Kronk-
right.
Scorers for that afternoon were
Mrs. Kronkright, Mrs. James Cum
ming and Mrs. Koppang.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-11
Saturday Bake Sale

Relief Society of the Ids church
will sponsor a bake sale, Saturday.
Sale will be held at the B and B
Food Mart. President of the society
is Mrs. w. H. Harris.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-11
Lutherans Schedule
Monthly Meeting

Regular monthly meeting of Our
Redeemer Lutheran chapel-Missouri
Synod will be held Friday evening.
Topics will include formal organ
ization of the congregation taking
in incorporation and constitution
Hungry Horse news., 1955-11-11

umbia Lunch at z p. m, Monday for
dinner. Ladies are to wear paint
ing clothes" After dinner they will
60 to DavaI Mercantile Co. to work
on furniture for Columbia Falls Ii
brarY.
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Crippled Children
Clinic In SIDNEY
tuesday, MAY IL

children OF this aras
oe examined this month st 1Ilay
dILnua! crippled children's c1inio SSlIl-
SoIso by the State Board of H. sPOh-
cue Clinic. conducted bv the SrinL,
R6L!urenS Services of the ChiLd 9IoTSI
DIVlslon, Will be heId at SiSnaLG HneaIth
IA hospital, May IL. accordi r. SGlu09I-
carlyle Thomson Sfafe 9d II
oI heaIth executive officer DOaIo
pOhIIdren from RichIand aa-
n~oosSVelt and Sheridan conn+ia- SOetn
De brought to the clinic nay
thompson said. ' Ooctor
me cnn1c is one of a ero1,D ,,h.
NE held each spring and fan ~
ooaHd and examination will -
t-% n Dy an orthopedist and a nadioe
eIClah- This diagnostic service e I'D
ny child under 81 who iS ~
"TTEsou 20 nav a Gripping condition
A4e clinic is organized and
Gy Une state Crippled Chi1drenSe
JtViceS IN cooperation with local ~
cb;;orudS n groups. It's purnose ic
tian1Iy dlagnostic. however md Nc
IsLIs are examined only upon refaraI
Oy local authorities. ra4
FdnentS may be sent TO the c1inio
~ enS 19mlly physician if he feels
tbos 5uouId be examined by an or
rael" surgeon. Physicians NAV also |
dSaa, parents to the Crippled Chi
GisLs oerVlceS to make -arrangemen+e
III recommended care.
the patient has not been examiradl
~ d physician, he may be referred ~
SHlic by the public health nurse
~ CnlS area or by the local welfare
Fauents who previously re-
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12

tainment Dorothy Kopp and len.
ME Huso sang two numbers wifi
Dorothy Kopp as their piano ac-
companist; the WOTM sextet sano
Have I Told You Lately That +
Love You?" and "Blue Hawaiin
quartet members are Joan Kring-
en-, Ruth Sax, Clara Thomnson
Verna Gunderson, Violet .Jorgen1
son and Katie Weigle with Iva
Swenson as their accompanies
connie Hopperstad and Terry
.Te[nasSelt played accordion duets.
Waltz of the Birds" and "WaIt7
OF the FALL" and Connie PLAYED
TO accordion solos, "Song of The
and Traffic Light"
The evening closed with an bo,,r
games and visiting and Mr.. Os-
Oorn took pictures of the groI1n
Lucy Fisher, Pub. Chm
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12

What a Beautiful Morning" by
the Sextet, "The Surrey with the
Fringe on Top" by the Trio, and
"Out of My Dreams" by Amy
Quilting.
"Carousel," story in words and
music by Peg Bartram - eff I
Loved YOU by Phyllis Ellington,
It's a Real Nice Clambake" by
the Sextet, and you'll Never
Walk Alone" by the Trio.
Chorus Numbers "June is
Bursting Out All Over" 'People
Will Say We're In Love-" and
oklahoma"
Singing in the trio were Amy
Quilting, Betty Cumming and
Louise Braaten, accompanied by
Marian Heron. The sextet, Phyl-
lis Ellington, Peg Bartram, Marian
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12

eeIved treatment authorized bv the
Crippled Children's Services NAV also
Local arrangements for the clinic are
being made by Mrs. Mary Alice Reb-
penn IN cooperation with the CripnIed
CnMdrents services and the Department
OF PUBLIC Welfare. Miss Frances SEWER
ortnoped1c nursing ~consultant of the
state Board of Health will assist local
PerSonne IN carrying out the recon-
negotiations for the patients.
services are available for
any patient, but only those needing
financial assistance are accepted for
recommended care. Then, if the family
physician refers the patient for treat
Lnent' the surgery and disqualification
may be provided by the State Board
of Health.
Braces. appliances and special treat
ment may also be provided if the fam
lily needs assistance.
The American Legion auxiliary will
furnish workers for the clinic.
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Notice Of Meetings of
Newiy Reorganized Methodist

M
Inc afternoon circles of the Metho-
uIst WSCS will meet Wednesday
way way 10 at 2:30, with the following hos
sSsseS: Priscilla circle will meet at
me nome of Mrs. Katie Buckley with
WITS. CHARLES Doran as assistant hos
Az; Lydia circle at the home Of Mrs.
ALpeIt Johnson with Mrs. lobe Dore
66SSrStanL hostess; Lois circle at Mrs
tAuIp Peterson's home with Mrs. Les
Ter MCMILLAN assistant hostess; and
ounce nj circle at the home of Mrs
=; hagen with Mrs. w. J. Williams
me two evening circles will hold
d JoInI meeting in the Fellowship room
OF the church. Mrs. Ebay Harper
aHu Mrs. Henry Kaiser of the Miriam
Circle and Mrs. Francis KRUGER and
WIS. George Sweeley of Joanna circle
WI be h~ostesses. This will be the
ssL n . meeting for election of Of
tacers and all members are urged to
pc present at the meeting OF their re-
spectIVe newly organized groups.
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
c. F. MarteII
Attends NV
stockholders Meet

Franklin Martell. who recently,
soaneu IRON hollywood, Calf, where be
EPs1t the winter with his familv Nc
IN sidney the first of the vreepS was
nus ranch near Charbonnean mo o
tne state line in McKenzie CONES
Were they spend the summers u-ifh
t-n, lie established the family b0ron
"a a number of wears acc
err re advantages south
recently Mr.. MarteIl at+andaa
publicized meeting of ot-ar
SoVU montgomery Ward Co. s+ocG
nHueeIS IN chicago which was an az
66-n4t4jiss dIIalr stemming from a proxv
pdttIe Tor control of its billion do1Isr
national mail order business la I'D
eyer faith in the leadership of Saa1e11
w. avery VINO had headed the b1lsinerr
Irougn ITS period of great eroIufb
plevaIleo IN his favor and the effort
70 WreSt control from him faiIaJ NJ
Martell was one of the e,,nTo WI.
stockholders: This was a Similar avss
pSIteHce TO his attendance at a stool
no5uerS meeting of the New York Cen
oal halfway Co. in New York Civ
men+ d year ago, when the manage
ne returned from California nv NAV
OF dallas, Texas. and Fit. Smith. Ar,
AaIlSdS. where he visited his con
Snu Ii. Charles F.. Marteu at Cam1
GLnaIdee; Following is an item from
60 NOuHly FARMER at Wat i
w GIty last week about End IF
Second 1t. Charles F. Marteu T.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c.. F. Marital
Gharoonneau. has been assigned To-
me 9TH Armored Victory Division &c
officer of Company @. a1sf
Medlum Tank Battalion, Camp Cbaf-
ARKANSAS; 1t. MartelI received his
commission through the Reserve Of
Icers Corps in June, 1854 and entered
Army the following November AT
orr Sill, Oklahoma, where he com
1leted the Field Artillery Officers
3asic Course" N
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Mrs. Paul Lee
Finds Coon
Under Car Hood

Mrs: Paul Lee reports an un1,sua1
experience at her home Monday mornl
ing; She went out to start her car 70
81 10 WORK n when the motor would
81 u she opened the hood and
lound a large coon cuddled there eni
gently to keep warm. Where if csme
from Mrs. Lee could not underefamS
as her car had not been far awa1
put there are, many along the river % a1ydi
town tnvS one M evidently had wandered into
gloves and try to get hold of 20 . ger
coon had another idea iImne5
ous OF It's hiding place and was gpne
before she could get it. so"e
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Music Club Presents
Outstanding Program

Inc music lovers of Sidne,
were highly entertained at the an.
nuaI spring concert presented b,
the Sidney Music club at the Con.
gregational church Monday eve.
nlng. Baskets of spring flower,
formed a colorful setting for the
performers. Many who were 81
attendance heard for the first tine
the beautiful new grand piano
winch was recently presented to
the church by DR.. and Mrs. J. s.
Beagle. =
Mrs. Thelnla FitzG Gerald. presi-.
dent OF the Woman's club. spon-
sors OF this annual program, vel.
coined the Music club members
and guests, and Mrs. Syl Braaten
president of the music club. gave
the response. Mrs. John Bartram
program chairman for the music
club, presented the program in
which most of the club members
participated.
Notes on Folk Music. Mary
FRANCES Tofte; Little Abner and.
t1lS Cousins, and "Ragtime Base"
Dy harris, AnnabeI Osborne; Notes
on Negro SpiritualS, Betty Cum
ming; 20 Lord What A Morning "
Malvola Walburn; deep River,
organ, Donna Johnson; Notes
IN Early American Comnosers
louise Braaten; "Gondoliers" by
Vevlns, Marian Criger; Morning"
" Speaks, Betty Cumming: On
,~rovlsatlon" by Mcdowell, Marian
ierron; and Scotch Poem" bv
AcDowel (organ), Alice Rounce.
Oklahoma" story in words and
music by Annabel Osborn-"O
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Sidney Recreation
Director Hired

Inc Sidney Recreation Council has
nlred Richard Buehler as CITY recress
Ion Ion o1rector. 1t is the intention of the
for young people and adults, on a V vs.
around basis. y" " year
Mr Buehler has been a member of
me Sidney high school faculty for the
past number of years. His new duties.
dS c~oordlnator of all summer and
winter city sponsored activities. will
NOT IN any way conflict with his school
The council feels that by hiring a
Lun time summer director a broader
provide recreation for a much Isrgar
in the past.
mr.. Buehler has had extensive ex-
Perience with young people having
actlVeIy engaged in the local
Of years. ~
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
WALTHER LEAGUE
MEETING
SUNDAY MAY Is

tba enc Wialther League of Trinity ru-
d Ivta me e4prch viii celebrate its birth
Leae1Ie 51ng sunday. May Is. Waither
SIendive. Fairview and win;st :"
"e guest s0f the Sidney league VIII
social hour of recre5tor
g{oSII,naeds starting at 2 p. m. will he ano
s sj1nar at Rlchland park. A pot-1Sck
member WI be served to guests and
service will close the activi ffianol el
Jay Jay and win be held at Trinity J 4,,t me
faeI church in the evening. CoTnnjitt
t ~ N charge of the program and ~
TSioes Tor the day are: Foods@ATrleSncee
Hamb, Evanson. and Pearl
Charles Evanson and Henry 1eAe lines,
GSnuie committee-Kae Allen. Fisiass,
unuqu and Margery Zieske.
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Arts Depts. OF
Sidney H. S. To
Present Exhibit

Friday, May Is, at 800 D.. m. in
the auditorium and gymnasium of
sidney high school, the industrial
arts art, home economics, and vo-
cation agriculture departments will
present their spring exhibit and
Styie snow. This function is open
TO the public and there is no ad-
MISSION charge. The detailed eve
nlng'S program appeared in the
preceding issue of The Sidney
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Miles City Host
10 Executive
Scout Board

The Yellowstone Valley Council
executive board of the Boy Scouts
Oh America met at Miles City Mon
day. The program for the wear
was discussed s~tressing training
sessions to be held in each of tbe
districts. Milt Zimmerman. council
executive, reported on the Region
IL meeting held last month in st.
Paul. The Importance of recruit
ing more men in the scouting
program was noted.
Attending from Sidney were
Gilman Foss, Clifford Larson
Charles Walker and Rex SmeIser.
from Fairview, Ira Erickson and
Rev. A. E. Setness.
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12

social hour was enjoyed after the
meeting. The lunch was served by
co-hosteSs Mrs. Ray Houchen.
The next meeting of the club
VII be held at the home of Mrs.
Slgurd Rude on Tuesday, Nav
~ at 2:15 p. m. AL members
please note the change in the date.
Inc roll call will be made by ex-
changing a pair of homemade pot
holders. The lesson on Family
Cycle" will be given by Mrs. Sher-
III henderson. Lunch will be serv-
ed by co-hostess Mrs. Chester Hill
man.
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Henry Hamburgs Hosts IN
LuthRran Iaumnnsr L

me Lutheran Laymen's League ~
haaInlIIIIy Lutheran church met at +be
nome Of Henry Hamburg. on Nav In IN
a as p. m. The meeting was opened
How payer a followed by the topic,
ana How the Church Can Helm The
ION l3me The topic was given by Rev
zeke Thies was accepted and well
coined INTO the laymen's league as
was selected to be the cbair I al of
me Lutheran Laymen's League Semi
naT Tor 1855. Alvin WiederTich. vice
PRESIDENT of the league, officiated &c
CHAIRMAN of the business meeting in
the absence of the president.
III members enjoyed movies after
shown by Roy Hansen. "
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12

Criger, Malvola Walburn. Donna
Johnson and Betty Cumming. ac-
companied by Alice Rounce.
Amy Quilting, Phyllis ELLINGTON
Peg Bartram, Mary Frances Toffa
Marian Criger, Annabel Osborne
Betty Cumming, Marian Heron
Malvola Walburn, Donna John
son and Louise Braaten sans in
the chorus and were accompanied
by Alice Rounce.
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Sunday Dinner Guests at
sterling Swigart Home

sunday dinner guests at the
Sterllng Swigart farm home were
MI. and Mrs. c. A. Fournier of
6alnVllle, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Johnson and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Stubs of Dore, NJ. D..
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Fisher, Mrs.
E1lzabeth C~hadderdon and Miss
Geneva Combes of Sidney, and
eheF neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs.
george Schields and family.
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday, May IL. 1855

Compiled by
Mrs. Arthur Nelson

BAND LOSES MEMBERSHIP
local band which goes to Glendivf
July 4th-5th and 9Th to furnish
music during the three DAYS cele-
bration, will be somewhat handi-
capped on account of three of ifs
members going into the service
with Company L. The bows are
Chef Rude, picolo, Amel Solberg
alto and Glen BrokawI Saxa-
phone.
June sOth, 1916
A ball team which has been
dubbed "Jim Turner's Stars" went
out to Squaw Gap last Sunday
n were beaten, defeated, van
pushed, routed and any old thing
you wish to add. Five auto loads
OF loyal rooters accompanied the
Stars" to the Gap and enjoyed
a good dinner served in the Pol
lard Grove.
July 18th, 1916
& 4 +
Practically all of the lumber for
n pontoon bridge has been IN
loaded at Riverview. 1t is intended
70 nave the bridge completed this
tau In order to move the crops
from the east side of the river
Whlch includes a large territory.
August Is, 1916
"A large number of people were
present at the townsite sale of Z
hlchey held yesterday afternoon !
at that place. The average price !
per lot was $4,000. e
Aug. I8, 1916 I
company boys have returned B
from the Mexican border at Doug-
las, Ariz. They came in a specie1 {
attached to the regular NJ D y
ram. About 30 members arrived 7
1ere. Others stopping at their
homes enroute. The company was
n charge of Captain B. O.. Rev b
loIoS; First 1t. Flett, and End II ~ II
I'M Gleason, all of whom smoke fc
q the highest terms of the show al
ng the Second Montana made on III
border, and especially Com pa
any l.. Each and every member as as
assisted that the experience was nc
great one although they did mob W,
active service. The Sidney f.,
ana was out to greet them an1 pr
LAT evening, o. J. Lacey gave pr
anquet In their honor at the in
frederick cafe. :.
Nov. 10, 1916 be
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Woman's Club Members
To Hear District
President Sneak

District President Mrs. James
Appenzeller of Circle, Montana.
will be guest of honor at the an
nual Woman's club dinner Mon
day evening at $50 at the Lalonde
motel. This will be the annual din
ner meeting at which officers for
the new year will be installed.
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
report of Meetings of
country WOmen's Club

Inc Country Women's club met
at the home of Mrs. Irwin Zadow
Wednesday, April 20 at 1870 p. m.
no! cal was answered by giving
d ulSh towel. The lesson on "Rolls"
vas presented by Mrs. Chester
lore and Mrs. Kenneth Dore. A
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Houseguests at Home of
mrs j. b. Finneman

mis- Susan Finneman ~ p
~. OAK; visited in Sidney tbTo91gb,
me week end at the home Of IGN
SSISLer-ln-law. Mrs. J.. 3. Finnanoaa
QGiLner Sunday dinner guests At an
home were Mrs. Finneman's
two sons n- ! Herb Zimmerman and
hlIdren who drove up from $3.50
nome at Golva, N. Oak. for WotbHr,r
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Country Club News

mrs. Don Nutter and Mrs. Bob lar
US were hostesses at the regular meet
rng OF the Sidney Ladies Golf and
PP[nI1olge l Wednesday afternoon Mrs
eoiff nnce won the low score
kerSon the high score prize at briS9 ad
MRS. Phyllis Ellington and ME-
wayne Cumming will be bostesHas
next wednesday. Members please 49,
that the meeting will begin at 2.oo
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
tuesday Evening Dinner Guests
AT Henry Hamburg Home

Mrs. Bill Propp and children of
Billings and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Swanson, Emelia Schmidt and De-
lores Regel were dinner guests
Tuesday evening at the Henry
Hamburg home.
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Breezy Flat Homemakers'
Report Meeting

The Breezy Fiat Homemakers' cl,b
I A1r;, at inc home of Mrs. Iven Craven
Aprll 80 at 2 D. m. with seven mem
Ders present. Mrs. Lauer and Mr.
MascheTa gave an interesting lesson
on making rolls. A food Sale MHos
pIanned for June. The next meetinSS
W wlL be held at the home Of MRS
e clark at z p. M, May %.
Eleanor Clark. renorfer
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Sunday Dinner Guests at
Charles EvansOn Home

Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Thies and
IMr; and Mrs. Henry Hamburg
ana son, Terry Lee were dinner
guests at the Charles Evanson
nome Saturday evening.
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Group z Bankers
Elect Officers at
Glendive Meeting

A. J. Huber of Fairview was elected
president of Montana Bankers Assn
Group 2 at its seventh annual meeting
held in Glendive last week.
X. L. Wilcox of Miles CITY was named
Vlce-president and Fred Mielke of Sid
ney secretary.
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12

WCTTU Institute AFT

- VW odLuTudy, May q
Inc WCTU will hold an institute
ana Iolnt meeting with the Fairvievv
G IN at Fairview on Saturday, Nav 81
All members are requested to sf{ten =
Ems meeting if possible and Interested
friends are welcome. USU
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Episcopal Guild
Rummage Sale May IA

The st. Lawrence Episconal
guild will hold a rummage sale in
the NYA hall Saturday, NAV IA
at l p. m. Besides a good asSort-
ment Of used clothing, there win
be household articles. I4-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Catholic Ladies to Hold
rood Sale NAV u

IHe CaTnoIic Ladies A1far c
VIII hold a food sale SatIrda1 MY
r. peglnning at IL a. m. in the vsIissSy,
hardware Co. store. There will he =
6 5n6 assortment of homebaked goods :
n ns1 some farm produce on sale. Tbe
pTeniatdge OF the public will be an
16-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12

we have a few Spalding Woods
anu irons that we are selling at
one third off. These are not used
cIuDS SO this is a chance to add to
your set. TURNER DRUG co.
16-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
WOTM News

i The regular meeting of the Wo
q men of the Moose was held il
the Moose hall May 8 with 81
= members present.
. The program, put on by the hos
pltal committee, consisted of two
: accordion duets by Connie Hon
, perstad and Terry Verhasse1t
two accordion solos by Connie
| Hopperstad, and two piano solos
by De'ette King, all of which were
greatly enjoyed.
Ihree candidates were inflated
into the order at this meeting: ia
nette Smith was sponsored nv
Ethel Smith; Marjorie Bahr snon-
sored by Olive Kringen; and Ber-
nadette Healow sponsored by Will
ma Darr.
Martha Langwald'S name was
Drawn for the door prize of So.
"A delicious lunch was served bv
the members of the hospital com.
mlttee; Ruth Narum, Ida Houch-
en-, Mary Kappel, Katie WeigIe
Violet Verhasselt and Adeiine
Hendrickson.
The next meeting will be Nav
II. All members are urged 70 he
attendance as officers for the
new year will be nominated at
this time.
Three auto loads of women went
TO Wllliston Sunday to attend tbe
Academy of Friendship Confer
ence. Members who went JUero
Ruth Sax, Clara Thompson. Iva
oWensen, Elsie Ray and Leila Dav~
Ton. Those who received the Az
ademy of Friendship degrees at
conference we're Emolio Eb-
arsole, Alfredo Verhasselt. Selma :
AIng' Solvig Beier, Pomona Low :
y, Lillian Corder, Margaret I
douglas and Mildred Wilder. S
4 + +
The birthday dinner for the s
NOIM prepared and served hv I
ne husbands, was a wonderful
uccess with over 100 women and \
sweethearts attending. For a
ne program that followed the 8
inner Iva Swensen introduced q
ne past senior regents after which
'e!a Dayton reminisced on tha )
OF the order since its be- 5
inning in 1945. She called on fbo
DER members to re-enact some S
tner entertainment features of "
aSt years. Among those presap+ q
4 were a song by three old maids il
| costume by Violet Jorgensan M
lara thompson and Lavina Ford M
sang, Il Want a Man" The ~
-tchen band also performed in G
'Stume, playing several hand tn
1moers. This group was made G.
? OF Ruth Sax, Katie WeigIa
avlna Ford, Clara Thonnson Re
Kringen and Iva Swenson' "a
MS was followed by two MIN
rs Have I Told You T,afaIv at
at l Love You," and "Homa ~ w
Range", by the old COW hands nc
I'm Sax, Iva Swenson. Glars a
lompson, Joan Kringen and Ka@ wa
Weigle. The old timers nro- Do
am closed with a parade in COS
by the bowling team. Clara an,
lompson, Iva Swenson. Rntb on'
x, Jayce Johnson, Selma Kina oi,'
4 Katie Weigle. oiu
Following this very fine en+ar 'O'
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Notice of Meeting of
Treasure State
H~omemakers, CIuh

me Treasure State Homemakars.
81 I 3 VIII meet Wednesday. Nav IL
m al the home of Mrs. Pearl
be in attendance. ae urged to
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Moman's Club to Sponsor
rood Sale Saturday Nav ~

The Woman's club win eoo,.
food sale and serve pie and co o a
NE Valley Hardware store SsfI1Td.S
Way IA beginning at l D.. M. The ny
5Qn5ge OF the public will be apnreci-
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Smorgasbord Sunday Sponsored
ny Women of the Moose

c,rI WYNN van serve a smorgasbord
sunday May Is from 4 to 3 n M - -
Inc Moose hall. A fine smoreasbord
menu has been arranged for and IN
tt ~ IS extended to the pubiic,
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
o: E; S. Past Matrons to Meet
at w. +. SparIac H..

Q. p. S. Past Matron's cIlIb ,,-i11
Lneet Friday afternoon, MAY 90. AZ fba
nome OF Mrs. w. F. SearIes. All maTne
oers please be present if possibIe
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-17

the home of Carolyn Garfield,
131 South st. Mildred Perkins
is Asst. Hostess, Lucille Tracy,
Devotionals and Margaret Ev-
ans, Program.
Friday, March Is, 1855
$50 Girl Scout Troop in
Educational Bldg.
$3.50 Junior Choir in Edu-
cational Bldg.
Saturday, March 10, 1855
$50 Camp Pi-Chi-Work Ses-
sion at Camp
1000 Pastors class f o r
young people
Sunday, March 20, 1855
800 Chi Rho Pancake Break
fast, South st. Bldg.
9:45 Church School for all
ages
1000 Pastors class for
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-17

Juniors
l1:0O Morning Worship Ser
vice. The message, 1.-The Call
to Discipleship."
1912 Nursery during church
7:15 Pilgrim Fellowship High
School Group, Educational Bldg
Monday, March 81, 1855
2::30 Brownie Scouts ! and
TOO God and Country Scouts
7:30 Explorer Post SO in
Educational Bldg.
7:30 Boy Scout Troop
Tuesday, March %, 1855
2:30 Brownie Scouts 8 and 4
800 Adult Study Group. Sub
ject is "The Prayers of our
Lord"
Wednesday, March %, 1855
2::30 Brownie Scout Troop
2::30 Cherub Choir Rehearsal