The Sidney herald., 1956-03-29

Mrs. Grant Burgess

spent visiting before n ate
supper until 300 p. m. when
film StreSSing Christian Steward
ship was shown in the churcl
sanctuary. The meeting was il
charge of the young people of th'
Luther League who held openins
devotionS and prayer. Regula-
church services for the month o
April will be held at 900 a. IN
beginning on Easter Sunday witt
Sunday school following at 1000
a. m, the usual hour except or
Easter Sunday when there vii
be no Sunday school.
Mrs Edward Alarcon and boys
of Sidney visited at the George
Howell home Monday evening OF
last week. Mrs. ALarcon returned
to Sidney that same evening leav-
ing the boys with their grand
parents for the week while Mrs
Cornwaite who cares for the chill
dren while Mrs. Alarcon works
was away to the western part ot
the state. Mrs. Alarcon spent
Wednesday night and Thursday
here and was called back Friday
on a special case. She returned
Sunday to take the children home
on Monday.
Mrs. Morel Burgess underwent
major surgery at the Sidney hos
pital on Friday morning of last
week. She is recovering satisfac-
torily at this writing.
Mrs. Grace Lyon and Mrs.
Donald Lyon drove to Culbert-
son on Wednesday evening of last
week to visit at the Al Morse
home there. Mrs. Morse's daugh-
ter Florence was visiting there
at this time and was a classmate
and close friend of Mrs. Donald
Lyon.
The DINNER of Nations" held
at the high school gym last Sat-
urday night was a success. The
dinner was sponsored by the PTA
and funds were raised to finance
boys and girls state at high school
week in Bozeman. The PTA
would like to thank those who
are not members for their help
with food and other contributions.
A rough estimate of $17.00 was
realized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Petrik
entertained at dinner Friday eve
ming of last week in honor of
Warren's father, Mr.. Oscar Pet
rik, whose birthday was that day.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Petrik and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Sheehan and children of Elm
dale.
Alfred Rehbein was honored
on his birthday by his children
who gathered at the Rehbein
home last Tuesday evening for
dinner and the evening.
The old school house which is
located on the northwest corner
of town was bought by Martin
Torgerson as bids revealed when
opened by the school board last
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. CORN Peterson
Jr. purchased the small trailer
house of A. Liudahl last week
and will make their home in it
while working for Chas. Provost
this summer and not Art Prib-
now as was stated last week.
Mrs. PerShing Carter, Mrs. Bill
Rehbein and Mrs. Edward Alar-
con drove to Sidney last Thurs
day evening to attend the regu-
lar meeting of the Richland
County Health Council.
The first fire of the year in
town occurred last Saturday when
and Mrs. Joe Hieser lost
the small building on the back of
their lot behind the cafe. The
fire was thought to be caused by
with matches.
A number of relatives and
friends of Mrs. Art Pribnow gath
cred at the Pribnow home Sunday
for dinner to help celebrate Mrs.
.ribnow's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moen
made a trip to Rosln, N. D., the
last of the week so that they
could attend funeral services for
sister-in-law of Mr.. Moen's,
were being held on Mon
lay of this week. Mrs. Sigvart
Moen passed away earlier in the
Obert Waller passed away at
he Sidney hospital Friday night
If last week. Mr.. Waller suffered
/ heart attack that afternoon and
appeared ITO be some better that
evening but was unable to make
/ recovery. Funeral services were
leld in Richey on Wednesday at
200 p. m. and burial was in the
cemetery beside his wife.
is extended to the fam
ly from this community at this
ime.
Mrs. Fritz Wills and baby
laughter Sandra Kay arrived
lome the first of last week. This
S the first girl in the family of
hree boys for the Wills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Schwartz
nd family of Richey were Sun
dinner guests at the Grant
home. The Schwartz
amily then drove to Sidney to
isit Mrs. Morel Burgess at the
ospital that afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Olson are
ne proud parents of a baby girl
orn in the Sidney hospital Sat-
rday, March "a. The new baby
the third girl for the Olsons
nd has been named Cynthia
Iarie and was born ON her moth
RS birthday. Mr.. Olson's mother
-om near Brockton is spending a
days here caring for the chill
rem in their mothers absence.
IRIS. Olson is expected home ON
thursday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lake and
harlotte were Sunday dinner
lests at the Wilbur Sandburg