davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
LOTS. ACREAGE SALE CcontJ

KENr--Beautifu corner lot. front.
aEe ll9 Il, and so IT. over 10000
TULlP HILIs-15O.ft. frontage.
over $4,000 50. IT,; $1,000.
Purchasers and plans must be
JOHN R. pEvEREux
OIL. 4-3292 ST. 3-4552
27D AGREE ADJ. d. c.
go acres In Montgomery County
Md, adjoining v'ashinglon,. y. g.
Influx OF relocated Fed Agency
s sssagsrtsE srsa suitable as Tor
eEtate-type or smaller DEVELOPMENT.
$50 adjoining acres available
Write TO Box 7i-L. Star for fun
information.
lLANHAM. Princess Garden Parkway
III acre $1,000: Naval ave, J acre,
50 600 5th ST.. 50xl so $1,000.
sEABRooK = 100000, Sl.40Oi
oV DECATUR yHGkIoHTs - 56xI2o
81 400: 1bxI60 $1,000.
ARDMoRE-25 acres, $500 per
BOWIE acres, 81. 500. Call Nj,
Radclifit, HUDSON REAL ESTATE.
UN. 4-1b1b or UN. ann.
NEAR WASHINGTON oRovE-l0
acres on surfaced rd.;. stream In
front; $4,000 per acre for whole or
part.
s1-acre building lots ON surfaced
road with city water and sas avail.
S2.OO0-$3,000 each. Good loo.
burg; $1,000 KAY BOWLING
Washlneton Grove! Nd. Gathers
burg 247-J.
POTOMAC, MD.
In the heart OF the Potomac Hunt
area; l3l2 acres OF beautiful rollins
land. All cleared. fenced; > groves OF
trees; 1,O50 IT, frontage on Piney
Meeting House road. Wonderful foi
an estate. $4,000; q real bargain
for the l3la acres in its entirety
PO. 2-S3Sg.
HOMEsITES-lS to 25 miles from
d. c. over excellent highways. con-
venient TO La Plata and Indian Head
Md. Lots ! acre or more, $500 Il
81 800.
TRACTS acres or more, suit
able retirement homes or small
farms; $500 TO $500 an acre.
100 TO 500 ACRE TRACTS suit
able subdivision. Located convenient
to prosperous towns near busy high
ways within commuting distance OF
ID. c.
LEONARD SNYDER. Real Estate
Tel 33ll, La Plata. Md
10 A. PARTLY WOODED $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
Rambler on the Potomac

FENfWVai tIsS MARYLAND SSHSHaiN
Brand new Built for retirement
l5O-ft. waterfront. 2-bdrm. Vbrick
house, expansible. Superb view
Breezeway. 10 garage. Worth look
ine into. In the LOWER EOS.
also
i0-acre estate. . houses. Garage
Long shore front. Landscaped
grounds Worth your inspection,
Propsrty may be divided. MAKE
AN OFFER
Above are both year-'round
homes within committing distance
81 WASHINGTON. BY appointment
Mrs. wilkinson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
JAMES L. DIXON a CO.
ST. $4,000 AID. 4-036e
Tidewater --.l Southern M

1. HILLTOP ACRES, lower Pa.
tYxent River, q 70 acres In each
site, wooded, harbor, sandy beach,
seaiotd ducking. upland Rame
S2,oQO,. liberal mortgege. immediate
possession. IS miles ID. {.
>. CHESAPEAKE BAY, modern 8.
room house shade trees. central
neat. immediate possession, liberal
mortgage, 3S miles D. c., $3.50
3. LOWER PUTUxENT RIVER, S.
room home, pier harbor, sandy
beach. Z miles D. c.. $500.
4. DARES BEACH, Groom home
fireplace, hot.air heat. garage, beau.
tiful water view, Immediate posses
sion. IS miles D. c.. $500.
.. PATUXENT RIVER. 1.27 acres
groom modern home. porches, aO6
teet waterfront. sandy beach. dock.
harpor, paved road, Immediate pos
session. IS miles d. c.. S15.95O'
see our ads under Farms for
sale" We. have farms. yaterfronts,
homes. going businesses to nj your
requirements. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY, Prince Frederick Mary
land Phones los, 354. 225Ji' IN
SpECNTION nv ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

TRAILER HEATER, Kerosene with
elec blowers; used only 3 mos. I:
good as new; bargain at $s5
Call at 115 c st. Sc, between z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
.OOKOUT = zinc prlYat,

POINT LOOKOUT = Fine private
pletely furnished. = baths; in GOOD
condition; fireplace, large screened
porch a sidesl; includes Ib-ft.
boat, new pier. mr., Point Lookout
hotel; excellent swimming. fishing.
hunting. Secluded but close to
state hishway. excellent, retreats;
tertaining or family summers.
OWNER JE, 2-J4s6 evenings, or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

lent La Plata on state road: excel
lent neighborhood, protective re-
strictions: TO 5s4-acre lots, 81 900
to $500. J-acre tracts, 5000
with waterfront PRIVILEGES. Con-
tractors available 10 built at fair
prices. LEONARD SNYDER, Real
Estate, tel WE. 1881. La Plata.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
FAIRFAX co, VA.

IN ~ ~ ~
u acre. city water $3.50 Terms
= acre, city water s775. Terms
$40 acre. city water si.4a5 Terms
] scre Lincolnis PIX $1,000. Terms
ia acre. Lincolnia PIX. $500 Terms
Z q Germantown I'd. 81 8e5. Terms
u acre. water front priyiis. $3.50
suRoWALp. sc. 5-ssl7. IL. 6-e21T
A DREAM LOT
Loceted n beautiful MI Greek Park.
nile west Of Annancale Va ever
lqeklnE a beautiful stream and an
90 aiStcrsc Gan. Approximately
\ aeres. wooded and iarEe enouri.
~ Zones Only 20 minutes from
1888 o. 3-27e5
Evening star., 1956-08-16

Street Floor. Washington Only
81 Prs.-2.OO to 800 Gloves.
Double-woven fabric: shorty
style. White, pink, blue; soiled.
Broken size range 100
225 Prs.-3.O0 and $50 Gloves.
Double-woven cotton and
nylon. Black or navy; broken
size range 1.99
Evening star., 1956-08-16
NeckaCeal'

Street Floor, Washington Only
125-l.s9 and 2.99 Cotton Knit
Tee Shirts. Solid colors, stripes
or novelty styles. Small or
medium S9c
15O-1.99 and 2.99 Sample Neck
wear. Pique or nylon collars
and cuffs or films 100
2OO-1.99 Orion Sweaters. Slip
ons; white and pastels; broken
size range = 100
175-2.99 and 3.99 BIouses. Cot
ton, dacron and nylon. Sleeve
less and short-sleeved; tailored
or dressy. Solids, prints, stripes:
broken size ranges - 1.ss
75-lrregulars and Regulars Of
3.99 StOIes. Nylon or wool.
White and white with silvery
CnreauS z.45
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Infants Wear
Fourth Floor, Washington Only

Little Girls zse umbseIIos. Light eoon 4-i.so
Infants l.99 and 249 cEowIen. Broken size ronoe NJ
ond XL -----.----- .------------.5 soc
Sfenis 80 Diaper Sets Postened pants and cotton tops
For boys and girls. Sizes S. N ard -.----1I.o 100
l99 Bsby Doll PJs. Printed plsse. Sizes and 6S soc
Girls 7oe Cotton kait ponts. Sizes and only zoe
fodder Boys 99 Knit Suits Shor boxer points Sizes -5
soc
fodder Boys 2oo Cotton Long Sets Points
cotton; shirts in polo style with short sleeves Broken
ronoe IA i -. ..-- 80. $50
Lists Girls Sunboek coordaoss. Broken size ronoe 3-6e
l.49 10 i.79 ShoFiS Pede Pssher, ShiFts ooch, soc
.9o and 249 ovsroIs Cotton cord seersvcke oduso-
bic strops Sizes z ond LOO
Lis BoyE z99 Polished Cotton Shirts shor sleeves; white
s.s Only ---- $500 = Ivy
yeofS ----------------------- IsVV
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Street.FIOOY
U1sGiies
washington Store only

Washington Store Only
10O-1.O0 Nylon Briefs. White,
sizes 5-10 2 for 100
1880 ArneI Shorty Gowns.
Small and medium, 2.59,
2 for 500
2O-1O.95 Famous-make NyIon
Gowns; broken assortment, 5.99
50-8.95 FamOus-make NyIon
Slips. Btoken size range, 4.99
1S-12.95 Famous-make NylOn
Bed Jackets. Small and me-
dium -- 7.99
Sc and 79c Rayon and Cotton
Panties; broken assortment
8 for 100
Evening star., 1956-08-16
China, Gifts

Third Floor. Washington Only
-Doz. 2.2s Decorated Juice
Glasses, doz. : 100
S-17.9S Large Green Pottery
California Planters ---- -.9.9S
s-s.ss Brass Coaster Sets, g.
pc. --- -. 49, 1.98
$40 Black Metal 3-Lite
Candlesticks - LAT
4-s.ss Black Metal Tote Trays,
1888
1-2s.sS Copper Chatting Dish,
1898
2-9.9S Tea Sets, tea pot on
copper warmer. cream and
sugar set 4.98
$3.50 Gold Decorated Sher-
DetS ------------------ SSC
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Hosiery

Street Floor. Washington Only
135-"As-Is" l.S5 and 1.5O
NylOn Hose. Broken size range,
2 for 100
6S-1.35 Sheer Pastel NyIons.
Broken assortment 79c
150-Imperfects Of 1855 Seam
less Nylons. Broken assort-
ment : 2 for 100
75-Nylon Knee-High NyIons
Elastic top; 15-denier. Broken
assortment --59c
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Second Floor. washington Only

6s.ss Orion and DynsI ssoIss Two styles silver-blue
color Observation-Disclosures y -- $500
6ss8 to $500 Orion and Dyne Winter cous Light shodes
onN; osSorteo sizes 40.Vu
$500 Alpaca cooss Blue only limited number ----42.0o
Second Floor Washington and Arlington
39os $500 Spring coois Assorted eoors and sizes for
misses and women ----4------
1928 Spring and Summer Toppen Many styles and eolors
misses sizes only 1888
1898 Poodle Cloth ShoTties ----------------s6 500
2z9o 10 $500 Summer ToppeD. Misses and juniors sizes
postels and some dorks 1 1900
1928 70 1873 Lightweight Summer Suits. Mony styles;
assorted sizes and coIcrs .E--.--. $50
1873 10 $500 Summer Suits Silk royon and nen oss6ed
sizes and coIors --------.---------- -.2AO.e0
1928 Summer Suits. Some IN wonderful washable doeron
Assorted sizes and coors 400
Evening star., 1956-08-16
SpOrfsaUear
washington; Street Floor, Arlington

Second Floor, Washington: Street Floor, Arlington
599-799 Blouses Assorted fobrcs and styles
Solids and prints sizes 81 -3s in the collection zoo
S.oe PIuy Suits Two-piece STYLE Some dponddy fobrics
included Assorted poids and solids, ck-rock trims Scoop
neck and other Styles Sizes l0l in the collection 5.9s
1885 TO 2295 Foous- moke Swimsus lostex cotton;
mony styles, solids and novelties Sizes 1888 in colee-
tion
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Second Floor, Washington
Teens Wear
Girls Wear
sgton;; Second Floor, Arlington

Fourth Floor Washington: Second Floor, arlington
so Girls is9 70 z.o9 Summer Gowns, Poiemos Crepe 3s
IS Girls 99 Sports Shirts. Cotton; sleeveless 1.3S
6o-ioo and 2oo Cotton Shorts Stripes or solids 100
4o-29o s.oe Bohins suts. Prints solids 100
z0-Io9 Pedal Pushers. Cotton twill 90
$3.50 Clutch Boss Clear enstol -------------l.69
$3.50 Royon Spring Suits Nov --- 500
1850 Washable PopIin Jeekets Blue red navy ZOO
3o-499 and 500 Cotton Print Sun Dresses -----2.ss
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Found ldatiO1ss
Second Floor, Washington

lo-l25o Permo-Lift, Longtime Woist Nppes. CrysoI
blue with oorters Small sizes ----------- 19e
i00-3o5 White Cotton StropIess Bros i50
$500 Permo-Lift NyIon Murquisee StropIess Bros.
White 3.33
5000 to 5s5 Discontinued crdIes, Bros, Toperees
Small sizes 100
25-lzso and 1875 Discontinued coeIettes White teo-
rose, block
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Better Dresses
'econd Floor, Washington. Arlington

Second Floor Washington, Arlington
1898 to 1928 Fomous-Moke Dresses. Street and eoeko
types Assorted sizes l0-l6 ---------4------- $500
1898 1898 Summer Dresses. Street. cocktail and formal
styles Broken size range --- 1900
1913 to $500 Summer Dresses for Women Assorted prints
Assorted sizes from l4H-22H
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Lingerie
Second Floor, Washington Only

I5-ss5 Dhp-Dry Cotton Botiste Gowns PosteIs; broken
size rance for misses - z.9e
Cotton Seepweor Short gowns boby doll PTS Broken SIZE
ronoe for misses Slioht ineouIors ----z-- 100
1855 Botiste Baby Doll PJ.s. Lace trimmed; broken
size ronoe for misses Z99
6-6s9 Sheer Cotton Gowns. Broken size for misses.
3.99
65ss Cotton Pettieoots Pink blue checks broken size
ronoe for misses ----- ZOO
1889 NyIon THeot Slips. Loee trimmed; broken size
ronoe for misses = i.99
e-5.s5 cuddyoA Slips. White; broken size ronoe for
Evening star., 1956-08-16
NegIigees

Second Floor, Washington, Arlington
sos kyIon Brunch costs Side tie, wop-oround; posel
prints. Broken size range e--.---------- 800
500 Cotton Brunch coots Sleeveless pockets zppered
front Prints Broken size ronoe for misses -----39o
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Budget Dresses

1898 TO l4.9S casueI Dresses misses
1898 No-IFon Cotton Dresses misses ond hof sizes $50
6.Ssl0.98 Summer Dresses, misses and hof Sizes royons
and nyIons - 2e9
9os Dresses cesuoI dFey styles; royons and eottons
stripes ond Solids Misses sizes es------------------4S9
Evening star., 1956-08-16
SiIUel.sl,nre

Street Floor, Washington Only
1--1O.ss Casserole. brass trim.
2.9S
1-6.SS Aluminium Water Pitch
er, dented - --- : 2.9S
S.95 Stainless Steel 5-Pc. Place
Settings 2.95
12-1.OO SiIverplated Salt and
Peppers, pr. ------------ 49c
Plus Tar
Evening star., 1956-08-16

Housewares
4ONie 500 off!
4.45-14.95 WaterIess Cook
Ware, Club Aluminium
make; 1871" Roasters, 1S"
Roasting Pans, s. Fry
Pan. 12~ SkiIlets and 10"
Chicken Fryers 2.99 to 7.99
9.95 AIuminized Steel
Trash Burners, removable
top and bottom for clean
ing = 5.9S
$50 KOrOseal Garden
Hose, Soft. lengths. 10
year guarantee by B. F.
Goodrich 6.90
i3-S2-lS.98 RayOn Taffeta
Shower Ensembles, as
sorted patterns and colors.
6.9S
3rd FlooT-W1SItington;:
Lower LeUel-Arlinoton
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Daytime Dresses

Second Floor. Washington and Arlington
800 Cotton Dresses Also sleeveless eottons-
8.9e and 1898 Cotton BembeFs Dresses
Evening star., 1956-08-16
1895 Foot Flor Pumps

Save 296 on each pair. Plain pumps
in shell cut. Black suede, black,
navy or brown calf. High heels. Sizes
4h-l0, but not in each color.
9TH H., Washington; Street RI
Evening star., 1956-08-16
6.95 Evening SondOIs

Just 81 pairs in assorted styles in
gold or silver color. High, medium or
low heels. Sizes 40. but not in each
style.
Fourth Floor, Washington Only
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-07

SUBSCRIBE TODAY TO MNNESOTA'S MOST
INTERESTING AND PROVOCATIVE PAPER
CALL FEDERAL 5-35q5 IN MINNEAPOLIS
IN ST. PAUL, CALL CA. 2-o922
THIS PAPER IS TOPS IN CIRCULATION,
ADVERTISING AND READERSHIP
IN THIS AREA
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29

night at his Uncle Harold's Tues
day.
Harold Martin and children ate
Thanksgiving dinner at the Cliff
ford Martin home in Sidney. 9th
ers there were Mrs. Glenn Dam
ielson and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Salisbury and Marty and Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Martin.
Baker Finnicum called at the
Calvin Steppler home Friday
morning and helped cut out
calves for weaving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Parsons
and children were in Sidney Fri
day.
Ronald Danielson was an over
night guest of Duane Martin last
Thursday and visited school with
him Friday.
Mrs. Harry Foss and girls Wis
tied at the Henry Miller home
Friday.
Lee McCollum, Harold Martin,
Duane and Marilyn called on
MI. and Mrs. Victor Holland and
Donnie Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spencer
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Steppler
and family Friday evening.
Gordon Peterson of Culbertson
had dinner at the Calvin Steppler
home Saturday. He called on Ross
Bradley at the Junior Miller
home later where he traded a
car for Ross's pickup.
The Harold Martins attended
the Observation-Disclosures basket
ball game in Culbertson Satur-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Steppler
and family visited at the Bill
home Saturday night
where they enjoyed watching TV
from both Regina and Dickinson
channels.
Cal Steppler called on Junior
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Holland
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29

The Girard Homemakers' club
held its regular meeting Tues
day, November goth at the home
of Izetta Jensen al 100 p. m.
Election of officers was held re-
sulting in the election of Myrtle
Johnson, president, and Frances
Wick, vice-president. The Christ
mas party was planned at this
time and will be held at the home
of Georgia Peterson on Saturday,
Dec. 18th as Georgia is teaching
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunnar Olufson
and Naomi, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Jensen, Carlo, John and Mary
Anette were Thanksgiving day
guests at the Laurits Jensen
home.
Larry and Kenny Simonsen Wis
tied in Sidney Thursday night
and Friday at the home of their
grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eyvind Wick,
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29

/ Con Simonsen, Russell Daniel
son and Elmer, Clyde and Cor
ION Jensen helped LauritS Jen-
sen put new feathers in his pump.
Izetta and Nadine Jensen had
coffee and visited with Lii.
Mrs. Eyvind Wick and chill
dren spent Friday evening at the
Jasper Wick home. Eyvind was
.ieiping with the Home Talent
pay in Sidney.
Florence Conroy and Marilyn
thurman visited at the Marvel
lyon home Sunday afternoon.
The Bill Buckley family and Lee
Jackson also callers there.
Mrs. Elmer Jensen entertained
me Bronson Ladies' Aid at her
nome a week ago Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Danielson
enjoyed supper and TV at the
Art Sorteberg home Sunday eve
ming.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Gierke
or. were dinner guests at the
Al Gierke JrS. Sunday.
Lars and Lii Jensen visited at
the John Conroy home Saturday
AIternoon.
Albert and Marie Noah anu
Kuehn visited at the A
Gierke home Saturday evenin
Thanksgiving guests at the Con
Simonsen home we're Matt and
Goebel, Gail and Ida ST.
nonSen and MIR. and Mrs. Phillip
Moore.
Sic. and Mrs. Erwin Kuehn a..
and Albert and Mari.
soah were supper guests at the
Wick home Tuesday eve
ing.
Izetta and Nadine Jensen Wis
Carol Simonsen Fritz,
norning.
Oakley Dayton visited at tn
ehA Conroy home Sunday ev
ing.
Alr. and Mrs. Eyvind Wick and
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29

and family, Lee McCollum, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mattingly of
Bainville we're dinner guests at
the j. S. Spencer home Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Mahaney OF
Glasgow were Sunday afternoon
and supper guests at the Victor
Holland home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foss and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Cap
Hodges and family Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Bill Fisher and
family were Sunday dinner guests
at the Henry Miller home. Lee
McCollum called on them later
that afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Lyle Sorby and
son and Clint Jacobs of Culbert-
son were supper guests of MIR.
and Mrs. Henry Miller and Tom
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry o. Pc
terson visited the Geo. Fishers
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Martin
took Darold and Marlene back
to Fairview Sunday evening to
return to school following a four
day Thanksgiving vacation. The
Martins remained over night in
with Mrs. Martins
folks. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mar
tin returned to stay on the home
place during their absence.
Mrs. D~anielson's condition re-
mains about the same at the lat
est report received. We are all
for a speedy recovery fol-
her stroke.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Martin
and family we're dinner guests
at the Norman Eldridge home
Sunday.
Following is Clifton A. Sowle
address received from his mother.
Anyone wishing to write him
would be most welcome: Clifton
A. Sowle, Co. G., End SO Regt.,
9TH Div, 4th Carson, Colorado.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29

children were among the guests
at the Alfred GullickSon home
near Cartwright Thanksgiving
day.
MI. and Mrs. Elmer Jens
n fanny AMI Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Peterson enjoyed supper at
ne Dennis Dynnesen home Sun
Jay evening.
The Al Gierke family visited
the Con Simonsen family a week
dso sunday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Norby and
family visited the Eyvind Wicks
SUNDAY afternoon. That evening
1yvind accompanied Albert Kilen
10 Sidney wnSre tney attended a
church council meeting at the
John King home.
SIC. ana Mrs. Erwin Kuehn
AHA SIN klcky left Monday morn
49, III rOrl ora, CaliI., where
erwin will be with the u. S.
army again, having re-enlisted
Vars.
Frances and Stevie Wick yer
aA~AA~y mCrning visitors at the
49,. Moan nCme.
MIS-. Boz kCcn and girls spent
Ad~naay wishing at Tie Wick
4nS.
and Mrs. Al Gierke Jr.,
and family had supper ana Sp-n,
4AIs dt Means Sunday.
49, EyvlnC Wick family spent
.aturday Afternoon visiting al
LII SimonSen home.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29

Carol and Stevie, drove to Sid.
ney Monday evening where Ely.
Wind attended a meeting anc
Frances accompanied Elaine t
the FILA Parents night in the
Home Ec rooms at the high
school. They enjoyed an evening
of games after which the girls
served a delicious lunch to their
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Daniel
son and family entertained Mr.,
and Mrs. Axel Danielson, Dale
and Myrna, MI. and Mrs. Alfred
Miller, Steven and Linda from
Fairview, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
DanielSon, Roger and Richard,
and served a turkey dinner on
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Gierke, Gary
and Karen were supper guests
at the Albert Noah home Sunday
evening.
The Bob Arneson family visit
ed at the Charles Daniels home
Saturday night. Bob got a Jeep
pickup Saturday. Sunday after
noon Bud and Laura Daniels and
girls visited briefly at Bob's.
Sic. and Mrs. Erwin Kuehn
and Ricky, MIR. and Mrs. Albert
Noah were supper guests at the
Asa Kopp home Monday evening.
Lii Jensen attended a meeting
of the Democratic Women's club
Monday evening.
Wednesday, Mrs. Doris CruSch,
Colleen and -Cleone Crusch visit
ed and had dinner with Mrs.
Russell Danielson and Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jensen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunnar
Olufson were guests of the Ru-
ben Simonsens Thanksgiving mite.
Elaine Wick met with a slight
accident during physical educa-
lion class in the gym at the hiah
school Tuesday afternoon. She
vas taken to the hospital where
he had several stitches taken In
Ter nose. She was dismissed from
he hospital Wednesday after
loon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Arnesow
nd family, Mr.. and Mrs. john
'onroy, Geneva Combs, Mr.. ana
Irs. Chas. Daniels, Marian and
enjoyed Thanksgiving Day
inner and supper at the BuI
home. In the evening
he guests enjoyed looking at
lide pictures Bud and Laura
ad taken during the summer
nd fall.
Con and Carol Simonsen and
amily visited at the Bud Daniels
ONE Saturday night and enjoy
4 a couple games of pinochle.
he Al Gierke family spent Fri
ay night at the home of her
arents in Sidney.
Thanksgiving Day guests ct
lie Albert Noah home were MI.
nd Mrs. Robert Kopp, Dorothy,
I'd Rita, MIR. and Mrs. Asa Kopp
| of Sidney. Sic. and Mrs.
uehn and Ricky, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Gierke Jr., Gary and Karen
Id John L. Benson. That eve
ng Mr.. and Mrs. Holger Baads-
lard and Debbie visited at the
oahS.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29

six week period. Those attend
ing were Mrs. Harold Martin
and Marilyn, Bobb Danielson
Mrs. John Spencer, Mrs. o. H
Parsons, and Mrs. Calvin Step
pier. This also was Mrs. Spencer's
birthday and we surprised her
with a Happy Birthday song, gifts
and ice cream and cake.
Duane and Marilyn Martin
spent several days in Fairview
this week with her mother who
is i'll.
Dave Davis brought his mother,
Mrs. Sallie Jones of Sidney, to
the Sowle home Wednesday to
spend some time there.
Mrs. Thelma Barber and jean
ME came out from Sidney We'd
nSsday night to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. H. Parsons. They return
ID oack Thursday evening. Others
spending Thanksgiving at the
Parsons home were their son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Parsons and
girls.
Those having Thanksgiving
dinner at the Harry Foss home
w-re MI. and Mrs. Henry Miller
and Tommy, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Fisher,
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Fisher and
children from Billings and Frank
.llcent of Pasadena, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Holland
Aad Thanksgiving dinner at the
Sill Ralston home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spencer
re Thanksgiving day dinner
guests of Mrs. DELLA Sowle and
alvin.
Little Donnie Holland received
tcCnd and third degree burns
lis arr and chest Wednesday
.vening when he got hot coffee
I'm. He was rushed to Gull
i fer treatment.
oy Danielson stayed over
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29
Mona News
BY Mona School

/. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Leroy
invited a group of neigh
RS to the Mona school fer an
-t-rn~on CT regular school plus
~Akssiving program put on
y her three students. This
marked the 81 If II, 8
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29

All Types OF Job Printing - The
Sidney Herald
The frontiersman., 1956-02-23
FROZEN SEMEN FACILITIES MAY BE
PROVIDED FOR LOCAL, DAIRY STOCK

than expenditures to warrant
S1.00 cut in the fee. A new col
lection system was voted by the
membership present at the meet
ing which will be submitted by
mail to the total membership, and
if accepted, will result in the
service fee being reduced from
$40 to So
New Board Members
Two new board members were
elected for a term of three years
and one for two years to fill the
unexpired three year term of Al
Ian Linn who resigned. Newly
elected were William Hoskinds.
V. Louise Kellogg, and Howard
Estelle, who together with Harold
Thuma, A. B. Carson, and Will
liam Heeker, comprise the board
Of the NJ. V. B. A. for 1856
William Sweetman was ap-
pointed manager of the Associa=
ton, position he has filled for
eight years without the title. He
will continue to serve on vol
unteer basis, correlating the work
Of the Association with the Ex-
pertinent Station.