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The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
Robert A. Smith
Advanced To
Private 1st Class

Robert A. NTH, son of M.
Ethel Smith Of Sidney and forno
er Sidney high school atbIa+o
was recently promoted to 49,
rank Of private first class at cara
monies held at the Marine Co...
Supply Annex in San Francieco
Calf.
Young Smith has served in +bo
Marines since last December and
shortly following his promotion
was placed in the Marine Corna
athletic program there. D1ri1S
his time in the Marine Co.'S
Smith attended recruit trainip9
in San Diego, and the Advances
Infantry Tactics school at Co..
Pendleton, Calf.
Following his transfer 10 g.
Francisco last Spring. Smith baa
been active in the athletic nroe
gram, playing football, softban
basketball and handball with +bo
Marine teams in that area
Before enlisting in the Mariua.
Smith was active in the Montans
National Guard. He served &C !
tank gunner for almost six vaora
with Company A, 163rd ACP
Regiment at Sidney.
A graduate of Sidney higb
Smith was EMPLOYED 1ri3h
the Columbia Powder Comnsnn
here before entering the Marines
In Butte.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

~, The Bemer coal mine too,.
Two new men this l wae LOOK D o.
Jaeger and Glen CooJsa. BOZ
MMorking there this Week. gJoS 5n.;9 arr
rarN,l Poland, Stan Patc beSi an
a. Inc me Don Birches were o.,,o-.
d a. tne Dick Brunsvold home ea Fei
bir 4bylan Baker celebrates -.
ii mn Wednesday. ner
! MI; and Mrs. Don Berkou
G y 4p1 were week end diAey OF
al nm, the Don Birch home. lu guests
Birches. q niece Of the
ba 4 card party and dance
neId at the schooIhouse aSee was
mnl aa High prizes were saturday, won ay
Ion ION Birch and Mrs. Pat Won py
Inc low was won by Lee G P31
ana NJ Mrs. George Baker. 6lrch
Mr.. and Mrs. Stan patch
bunoay guests at the PAM p were
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
TIE SIDNEY HERALD as
Thursday, Nov. 10. 1855 I'D

tled in said estate. and that may
hereafter be filed in said estate.
1T Is. THEREFORE, ORDERED that
an persons interested in said estate
appear before this court on tine a3rd
gay OF November, A. D., 1855. at fhe
hour of 1000 o'clock A. M, of said
DAY in the Courtroom of this co1,Tt
IN the Courthouse in the CStv ~
sidney, County of Richland. STATE of
Montana. then and there TO show
cause why an order should not be
gga aainDed said Executor to sen the
real property of said estate.
II Is FURTHER ORDERED that
COPY OF this order be published for
Two ~ consecutive weeks in This
sidney Herald, a weekly nevvsoanNr
published in Sidney. Richland CoIf3tv
Montana, prior to the date fixed for
the nearing of said Petition.
lone In Open Court this 2nd dax
OF November, A. d., 1855.
F. S. p. FOSS
SANDERS. CRESAP & KOCH
AtJorneys for Executor
cost Office and Business Address
Sidney, Montana
publish Nov. 3 and 1o)
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
NOTICE OF SALE OF
CITY RnNnc

Nouce IS hereby given by the coun-
eli OF the City of Sidney. Montana
mat the said council will, on the 21sf
DAY or November, 1855. at the hour of
elgnl (6:OO) O'Clock P. M, at it,
council chambers in the CITY ~ Cid
ney, Montana. sell to the hishest snd
pest bldder for cash, either amortiza-
ton or serial bonds of the said civ
In the total amount of Twenty : five
1nousand Five Hundred and no.
DoIIars (S25,5O0.00). for the PURPOSE
y obtaining funds with which 10
Sonstruct a municipal fire hall and
luEnlshing and equipping the same
A~norLzatlon bonds will be the first
cnolce and serial bonds will be the
second choice of the council.
II amortization bonds are sold and
issued the entire issue may be Dut
INTO several bonds as the council meu
1etsrnlne upon at the time of sale
pom principal and interest to he nav'
aDLe III sem1-annuaI instauments dI,r-
fig q period Of ten (l0) years from
II serial bonds are issued -.
Iney VIII be in the amount Of FL
and no/10O Dollars $500 aof
eacns The sum of Three Tho1,esnJ 80,
ho/lOO Dollars ($3, O00.0 O) of said ea 4
n viii become due and navsbbGsa
apoil the ISt Day of January, 1857. the
sun Oh Two Thousand Five
no 400 Dollars ($2, 5oO.0O) of so
serial bonds will become due and
on the LIST day of Januarv
1903; n a like amount of Two Tho1'
SAND Five Hundred and no 400 Dol
ials l$z,oOO.OO) ON h same day each
are paid. SUI Oo"oS
n said bonds. whether amortiza-
o or serial bonds, win bear date
January l. 1856. will bear intereSt
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
NOTICE OF TERMINATION
OF PARTNERSHIPS
Notice is hereby given H..

Notice IS hereby given that.
Inc copartnership heretofore evis+-
i Iagg between Ralph K. Beier, Bert &.
Johnson and John Kiplinger md
the fictitious name and stvIe IF " PP
BlI Service at IT'S = 3rd Street 8 "
oloney,' Montana, is now dissolved bv,
Ralph K. Beier. Bert L. johnson ~
me City Of Sidney. Montana. have
~ %lUnoraWn from and have ceased to
De associated in the CARRYING on of
said business. and John KinIi1ger O t
me City of Sidney. Montana. viii
hereafter carry on said buSineeo -
a sole proprietorship and he IL a1a
ItIed to all of the assets of said bust
IN ero nas assumed and viii pay
81 outstanding business obligations ~
Basin Bit Service" thereto and fharo
afper incurred. You will therefor@
please take notice that neither RaInb
n Beier. nor Bert L. Johnson viii
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
South C~ulbertson
Mrs. Stan Patch

Kay Birch was an
guest at the Bakers Monday
Mrs. Stan Patch and Dian.
and Mrs. Maynard Cellmer snC
children were shopping in C,Ii-
bertson on Tuesday. They oIsr
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Cornwall, who are guests at the
Lewis Kao home. Mrs. Cornwall
is Lewis mother. The CornwaIls
are newlyweds and will soon 90
to his home in Los Angeles. Calf
Mr.. and Mrs. K. R. Hill We're
callers in Sidney on Wednesday
afternoon.
Frank Griffin was an EVENING
visitor at the K. R. Hills Tues
day.
Nh. and Mrs. Cap Hodges were
shopping in Culbertson Wednee~
day Mrs Hodges was called this
week on Cash on the Line" bII+
did not know the answer.
Maynard Cellmer, Don Birch
and Cap Hodges helped the John
sons round up cattle for shipping
Thursday.
Larry Birch celebrated his
birthday Thursday.
BIZ Ochs was a caller at the
Kenneth Hill home Friday.
Byron Baker and Wesley .Tobn-
son returned from their hunting
Tip northwest of Missoula Fri
DAY. Each Of them brought home
a nice young bull elk.
Doany Daniels helped out at
the Kenneth Hill home Fridav
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

eatlon OF this notice. to the said
E4nella Miller at the law Office ~
milton G.. Anderson, attorney for adj
M~nlSratrlx. located in the Rich1and
tsns SANK Building, Sidney, Mon
@ me place appointed for the
transaction of the business of the are
EMELIA MILLER
administrative of the estate
OF JenS J. Miller, deceased
D5Led November 2. 1855
MILTON G. ANDERSON
Attorney for Administra4rv
Post Office and Business Add--
SHjienland National Bank Building
Publish Nov. 3. 10, II and "a,
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
NOTICE rO CREnIropo

Estate of IVER LER, deceased
IS HEREBY GIVEN by tina
Undersigned, Melvin c. Ler, adminiSs
c n OF ohe estate of Iver Ler, de-
Seaseo. 10 the creditors of and All
persons having claims against the .s5d
receased. to exhibit them with the
nSSsary vouchers within four N
me- after the first publication OF
az nouce, to the said administrators
az the offices of Brattin' HahedsnIL
q 8 cumming. Sidney National BanF
PuQLng' Sidney, Montana. the nIace
20 q transaction of the business
OaVeo November End, 1855.
melvin c. Ler administrators
OF the estate of
pp liver Ler. Deceased.
Sidaa, HABEDANK & CUMMING
Sidney, Montana
Attorneys for Administrator
tPuo1sh Nov. 3, 10. II, 24)
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

De liable on any obligation or debt.
nTelunIreu by the Basin Bit Service
after October II, 1855. CIVIC
o51u copartnership is terminated as
Ralph K. Beier
Bert L. Johnson
John KipHnger
tPuo. dates Oct. 81, Nov. 3. 10. III
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

! tied relatives Of Mr.. Unrub.
ben Albrecht returned Thurs
from a months visit wifi
relatives and friends at Merton
?. u. He also visited friends 81
OaSper' Num-, enroute home.
mrs; CLAUS Hagen, who has Wis
Leo her daughter, Mrs. Earl
Grimm and family at Sedro Wool
ey, Wn., for the past month and
day. W On u
The Past Matrons club of Maud
marshall Chapter No. 1O2. was
entertained in the Alfred Candee
nome Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. P. T. Baldwin and Mrs Fave
freeman as h~ostesses. Two Ia
0les OF bridge were in play with
Ine nigh awards going to Mrs. F.
BLAIR and low was received bv
Mrs. Herb Johnson. The draw
prizes were received by Mrs. OTIS
Waters and Mrs. A. w. Grund-
meyer.
- MdIIo Eggum and Mrs.
Lloyd Eggum were hostesses at
a pot luck birthday dinner held AZ
the Lloyd Euggum home Sunday
evening h~onoring Mrs. Anna Egg
gum. About Is relatives were
present and presented Mrs. Eg-
gum with many nice gifts.
A pack and cub scout meeting
was held in the American Legion
hall on Wednesday evening with
cub master, Lloyd Eggum in
charge. At this meeting Eggum
turned over his cubmaster duties
the newly appointed cub mas
ter, jim Raisl. Skits were pre-
Sented by the various dens after
which lunch was served by the
.deas Committee. namely. Mrs.
JIe Jensen, Edith Messenger
Mrs. Charles Fowler and Nrs .
Robert Eggebrecht. 5
The Rev. Michael Kurlak. mis- I
lonary from French Africa, gave
series OF talks at the Missionary !
Alliance church Thursday. Fri
and Sunday. He also showed
lldeS and movies of his WORK
4 that area.
The members of the Missionary
Allance church surprised their
aston, Rev. Telfred Swanson and
amlly with a pound shower Mon
evening at the Alliance II
nurch. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Dick Of 1 1
.ggIand, N. Oak, and Mr.. and s.
Lrs. Unger of Lustre were visi~ m
rs Sunday at the Fred Ortmann !,
0me. til
Norman Nelson returned Mon BE-
~ evening from Williston. N sa
ak, where he attended the last "a
OF his father, AdoIph Mel a
n on Friday morning and his tit
'other-in-law John Kemmer on naTe
'1day afternoon. f
+. P. Blair suffered a stroke af
lursday and was admitted into x
e Sidney hospital. His sons. =
Blair of Spokane, Wn.. and
den Blair of Billings have been
lied here by their fathers i'll
SIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond senner
d son Malcolm r visiting
ends in Highmore, S. d.. this
elk. Ben Albrecht is tending the
nner farm during their absence
The home of the Rev. and MR.,
A. Schmidt was the scene of
pastoral meeting Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald kaiser
! daughter were Sunday visi-
s of MIR. and Mrs. Ruben
own. They also attended SER
es at the American Lutheran
lrch in the afternoon.
he chairman of Boy Scout
'op $50, William H. Miller, and
secretary-treasurer, Ruthvin
gum, called a meeting Thurs
evening at the Legion hall for
purpose of organizing the Bow
ut financial drive.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

a : a rate not exceeding six percent
loTg per annum, payable semj-an-
nuaAy, on the LIST day of July and IN
a a Isl DAY Of January, in each wear.
1E1 WI De redeemable in full five
lol years from the date of ise1,a oS
after. payment date there
sad bonds will be sold for not Iass
nian Inelr par value with accrued ~
Lest 70 date Of delivery and all Nh
must state the lowest rats -
~ at which they will purchasa
tbe DSGGaLNus al par. h council reserves
ne right 70 reject any and ali 49,
ana 70 sell said bonds at nrivs4a Dtus
AL u other than by or m behaSe
OF the state board of land o oIlaH
SSpohers OF the state of Montana m,ls+
in by a certified checp
noIi00 5niio1 Ihree Hundred and
NoIAoo dollars ($300.O0) pavsbIa ao
. 1ne order Of the City ClerI Ish o
VII De forfeited by thn "nucl
oloder in the event he Shall ~
IS!gSe 70 complete the purchsea "
Terms D of Is. IN accordance with the
All bids shall be addrasso
Gouncll OF the City of Sidnev uns
oenVered to the clerk of said Civ Snu
J. M. SUCKSToRFF
Mayor of the CITY OF
ATTEST: 0uney' Montana
Hazel Houglum
City Clerk
(SEAL)
Publish Oct. 27. Nov. 3. 10, 17)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF RICHLAND
~ TIE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
JFn JOIN MACARTHUR WILL, DE
D TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
REAL PROPERTY SHOULD
NOT BE SOLD
~ appearing to this Court bv the
eIlon presented and filed bv T r
-ohn the Executor of the estate of
..Onn macarthur VIII, deceased tbst /
! Is necessary to sell the real nrons ;
NY IN said estate to pay the ex-
lenses of administration and cIain.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ceased. uS-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN -,
the undersigned Emelia Miller adr,iny
istratrix of the estate of lens 7
Miller; deceased, to the creditors Of
and all persons having claims against
me SAID deceased, to exhibit hem
four ~ months after the first n1IhIIl
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ceased. oS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bv tbe
Undersigned Anna A. Norton. admin
istratrix of the estate of Frank p
Norton, deceased, to the creditors az
all persons having claims against
me SAID deceased, to exhibit them
with n necessary vouchers within
four t4) months after the first pub
ncation of this notice, to the said
administratrix at the offices of Brat
TN, Habedank & Cumming. Sidney
National Bank Building, Sidney. Mon
lana. he place for the transaction of
the business of said estate.
Dated November 2, 1855.
Anna A. Norton, administra-
trtx of the estate of
Frank B. Norton. Deceased
BRATTIN, HABEDANK & CUMMING
SSiqney National Bank Building
Attorneys for Administrative
Publish Nov. 3, 10, II, 24)
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
GiTs Got

FOR Commercial painting or
mousse painting in the Sidney
area call 726-W for Free adj
vice and estimates.
FOSS CABINET & SUPPLY
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
IA know
MA.
PARK CITY's CIVIC PRIDE

a CITY'S CIVIC PRIDE
from The Billings Gazette
Back in 1882 Park City, called the little Colony, some 20
miles Up the Yellowstone from Billings, had great promise of
becoming a division point for the Northern Pacific and would
have except for a name.
Because Of a beautiful growth of cottonwoods in and around
me town, the townspeople wanted the name Park City. But
NE railroad officials had chosen that for the present town of
Livingston because of its proximity to Yellowstone Park. They
thought the giant rimrocks bordering the town could lend them
selves well for a name, and consequently sold tickets only to
@RmrOck, Montana.
But civic pride can be a strong and sometimes stubborn
force, and at a mass meeting of the citizenry Park City"
was voted as the name, terminal or no terminal
The Anaconda Company
Work for a Greater and More Prosperous Montana"
This Is a project that should include all Monianans
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

10 CREDITORS
deceased. 1A4L'
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bv
me undersigned Edith Pearl Obargy
fell. administrative of the estate g.
august M. O~bergfen. deceased. to
9ne creditors of and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceaSad
to exhibit them with the necessar1
vouchers within four az months
after the first publication of this
notice. to the said admin5stratri~
at the offices of Brattin, HabedanF
g Cumming. Sidney National Bank
Building. Sidney, Montana. the nIace
for the transaction of the business
OF said estate.
Dated Nov. 2, 1855.
Edith Pearl ObergfelI. admin
istratrix of the estate Of
August M. Obergfeu.
BRATTIN, HABEDANK & CUMMING
Sidney National Bank Building
Sidney, Montana
Attorneys for Administrative
Publish Nov. 3, 10, II, 24)
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
COUNTY OF R1cmANnl,S

,o0egn this l4th day OF October, A. d.
tary Public for the State IF Mo1 No'
personally appeared John r ToM,
ana Joseph S. P~ennepacker Jr. knoSar
70 me to be the persons whose namas
are subscribed to the FOREGOING in
Strument, and who seversIIv acL-
kknowledged to me that they execufed
WITNESS my hand and sa,i
flee the day and wear in fbi u Of
tiTcate first above written.
(NOTARIAL SEAL
w. A. TURNER
Notary Public for the state &c
Montana. Residing at Sidney. Mon
taBa; MY Commission Expires 3-5-57-
Tub. Oct. 20, 81, No 2 I'M -
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
sANIToNE Dry Cleaning at
F. 7. Reynolds in Richey.
LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOTICES
BIDS FOR PROPANE HEATING
UNIT
6d los for propane heating unit
EIo.OVY q. I. u. and 500 pal. tank
- St5ue Brorson school District No
loss niIS Will be opened 18th November
100, BOARD r~eServing the right n
any or all bids. "
Aril Sunwall, clerk.
Erwin Norgaard
Daniel M. Anderson
William j. Cundiff.
Cub. Oct. q, Nov. 8, 10Y
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
CERTIFICATE OF STATTTToPv
NAME

hNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES
EMS: That the undersigned Iobn 2
Low. ana Joseph S. P~ennepacka- II
OF Sluney, Montana, do hereby cer+i
y that they are transacting as mari
ners a business under 49,
not showing the names of the nar-
sons interested in such business e
wlt; Valley Medical and Snsgic coI
bulldlng. which said business is +bs+
OF holding title to certain real es'
eate and personal property and oneT-
aLmg same for rental purposes
mat the undersigned do herab,,
cerLfy that they are the sole ovUnars
ana propr1etors of said partnersbin
now conducted under the firm nsme
ano style Of Valley Medical and ST.
sIcal Building, and that their names
dno places Of residence are as fol.
John E. Low 213 : srd Street S. w.
sidney, Montana -
Joseph 5. Pennepacker Jr., BOG : 4tb
Ave. S. W., Sidney. Montans
In WITNESS WHEREOF. the mar
lleS nave hereunto set their hands ard
sea- seas this l4th day of October. A. d.
JOHN E. LOW. M n
S. PENNEPACKER JR NJ n
SIATE OF NFOHTrr Ia -.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

The student body of Richev
hlgh school and faculty elected
cneer leaders Tuesday after
School. Those elected were. Billy
MUIR, Richard Miller. Barbar9
WIrth and Bette 10 Eggebrecht
MI. and Mrs. Chester MUIR are
visiting their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Morey at Kenzua, Ore. They are
expected back the latter part of
this week.
The regular November mee+ino
of the American Legion auviIiar1,
was held in the Floyd Durfey
nome with Mrs. Wallace Gibson
ana Mrs. August Scheer and Mrs
Ruben Brown as h~ostesses. SIX
teen members and two visitors
District President Mrs. Louise
Sherman and District Secretary
Mrs. Marie Hazelwood, both of
Wloaux answered roll call with
Count Your Blessings" The To-
cal unit was awarded four
awards - for history, for en-
tering the poppy poster contest.
scrap book, and reaching men,
bership quota before Nov. II.
1854, by the district president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Olson re-
turned Monday evening from
Granville, N. D., where they at
tended the wedding of Mrs. Lars
Olson's niece Miss Corrine Loft
esnesS on Saturday.
Mrs. Ralph Levengood was in
charge of the week of prayer and
self denial service which was held
at the regular meeting of the
WSCS Thursday at the Methodist
church. Mrs. Lloyd Eggum pre-
sided at the business session. at
which time an invitation was
read from the Sidney WSCS in
the local organization to
their special meeting Nov. 9. t
concentrating the 18th ami I
Jersary of the WSCS. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Unruh i
'eturned from Merton, South Da- t
lota Sunday where they had Wis :
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10
Richev
By Helen Hsnsor,

Halloween parties fo,
oren of Richey and vicin ;ne emil
s plSeoscnool age through bigb
49, were given Monday eve
nIng, Treats were furnishes y e.
me HIchey Commercial cIl1b op ~
served by the ladies of tbe fn1 u
loving organizations. Tho III
an5 e party for pre-school. Ist 2nd
elu ora grade children. held -
sne grade school BUILDING woa
conoucted by the teachers pr;vaS
we're awarded to Jerry Cibson
w. graoe, son of Mr.. and Mrs
wallace Gibson, for the funniast
costume; to Carol Eggum. let
grace, daughter of Mr. and M
MARIO Eggum for the ~clevaraSt
costume. John Richey. p-re-scbooI
r roll o. mr.. and Mrs Lynn Richey
aeceIved an award for the cievar,
costume and Carol Ann RncL
oIo grader and daughter IF M
ana Mrs. Donald Buck for +ba
funniest costume. 10 Tue
z+b Inc costume party for the 9TH
I; III, ana 9th grade children held
- me IOOF hall was in charge
- the ladies Of the Rebekah and
otar lodges. Awards for the fun
, lrsSt costumes went to Ronnia
MIuer, 9th grade, son of Mr., and
WIS. William H. Miller, and Iinda
JlSon, 9th grade, daughter of Mr.
ma MRS. Lars Olson. Awards for
ne cleverst costumes Went ~
"a ioar9 Lee 9th grade, son of
NJ. ana MIS-. William Hilderman.
ftn, 9th grade and high
party was held at the
american Legion hall with the /;
ana mothers in charge. Games !
dancing were the diversion Of !
ne evening.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

Chevrolet never had it so good
Tor you before :. and no other
carin its field even comes close.
See If Chevrolet doesn't feature
everything you want for SO.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

Bold new MotoramIc Styling
Just look it over-the lower, longer
hood the wider grille the big
bold parking lights and the sweeping
new speeding chrome treatment.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-10

C~hevrolet's left-side tailIight holds
a stylish secret. It's hinged at the
bottom . swings down to IN
cover the gas cap. Closed up, the
caps concealed!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-25

Copyright. 1885. United States Brewers Feandsssa.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-25

titled to the normal flow of water
(3) Since your downstream neigh
bors have the same right, you cam
not reduce that flow beyond a rea-
sonable amount. If you do, and in
SO doing you damage your neigh
bor's use, he can stop you. "a
Ground water, unlike surface wat
er, is your property. You can
pump as much of it as you will
without regard to your neighbor.
But remember, your neighbor can
do the same thing without regard
to how it affects YOU"
Smith pointed out that Ohio is
a water rich state, but the quantity
varies widely in time and place.
There is a seasonal variation as
well as a variation from area to
are. He said few streams in Ohio
have sufficient flow in summer
months to support irrigation. He
noted 28,999 gallons of water will
irrigate one acre in one day a
supply sufficient to meet the needs
of a town of 1000 persons. Four or
five times that quantity is needed
to irrigate twenty-five to thirty
five acres a week.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-25

In proclaiming Apprenticeship
Week, Gov. Frank j. Lausche
brought out the link between an
adequate apprenticeship system
and an adequate supply of skilled
craftsmen for industry.
The conference will take place
Nov. and in the Deshler-Hil-
ton Hotel.
Keynote speaker win be DR..
Frank D. SlutZ of Dayton, long
time school administrator and ed
ucational counselor. He will speak
thru the courtesy of General Mo-
tors Corp
Other chief speakers will be
James A Brownlow, president,
Metal Trades Department of the
AFL and member of the Federal
Committee on Apprenticeship. and
Douglas Whitlock, chairman of the
board and general counsel, Struct-
ural Clay Products Institute.
Washington, d. G.