The Sidney herald., 1956-03-08

flight by Mr.. Luidahl and Danny
complimented him by saying he
was the best pilot he had the
privilege of instructing. Mr.. Lui-
dahl says that Danny is now
ready to take a plane up solo. His
job has been to train pilots on
the ground.
Mrs. Helmer Kohlman and chill
dreh and Mrs. Lottie Carter
were Sunday dinner guests of the
George Hills.
Mrs. Beatrice Burton drove her
son Tommy to Glendive last Sat-
urday night SO that he might
catch a train to California as his
leave had expired. Tommy has
been spending the past two weeks
here on leave from the u. S.
Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Petrik and
girls were Sunday evening din
ner guests at the Ray Qualley
home.
Mrs. Marvin Schultz and baby
son Eddie went by Goose to
Richey Wednesday and spent the
night with her sister, Mrs. Day.
ton Lobdell. Thursday Mrs. Lob
dell drove Mrs. Schultz and Eddie
to Miles City, so that they could
consult with an eye specialist con-
corning Eddie's eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howell
drove to Sidney Monday on a
combination business and pleas
ure trip. While there they visited
their daughter, Mrs. Edward Al
arcon and we're dinner guests
there. That afternoon they called
at the Tom Pullin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Lobdell drove
to Malta, Montana Sunday to
make arrangements for moving
there this spring, when Don will
have an elevator job similar to
the one he now holds here. Mrs.
Jerome Petrik is staying with the
Lobdell children during their par
ents absence.
An IFYE delegate to Germany
will speak at the Lambert high
school March Is at loo telling
of her experiences.
MIR. and Mrs. c. R. Thiessen
and family and house guest Ray
mond Buck were Sunday dinner
guests at the Erich Pust home.
Remember the Talent Show
this Saturday night at the gym.
This is sponsored by the senior
class. The show will start at 7:30.
Sam Scammon reports that six
members of the bookkeeping
class received certificates of
award from the Gregg Publish
ing Company of New York City.
In order to receive these awards
which r conducted in a series,
this being the second in the series,
the students must get a grade
of 100 in the tests. Those who
received the certificates were
Adell Roberts, Virgil and Viola
Sharbono, Loretta Heringer,
Louise Gunderson and Gloria
Hafemann.
Rev. and Mrs. Leo Berreth and
son Jimmy left for st. Paul, Min
nesota Monday of this week to
attend a meeting of a committee
of which he is a member. Mrs.
Berreth and Jimmy will remain
for a weeks visit with relatives.
Jerry is staying at the Erich Pust
home while his parents are
away.
"A speaker representing the Soil
Conservation organization will be
at the high school March 81 at
$50. Mr.. Moose will speak on a
biology subject. Anyone interest
ed in hearing this talk is invited
TO come.
The young people of the c. M.
A. church held a party at the
gym Friday night of last week.
games a pot luck lunch was
enjoyed.
The Martin Luther film will
be shown at the gym March II at
100 p. m. The public is invited.
free will offering will be taken
the evening. This film is
being brought here by Rev. For
eStberg of the Montana Institute
If the Bible at Billings. He
will be accompanied by four stu
dents from this institute and they
will speak at thee. M. A. church
evening, March 16 and on
at the regular services.
Church services at the Luther
an church for Sunday, March IL
will be at HOO a. m. and will
De at this hour throughout the
month of March.