The Sidney herald., 1956-01-19
Harry Clarln
Report Holiday
Vacation Visits

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harry Clarl
returned from a 20 day holiday
vacation spent with their sons
William J. Clark and family anc
George Clark, in San Diego, Cal
ifornia. The Cark's report ar
excellent vacation and visit with
their family. Bill is employed al
the United States Naval Yards al
North Island, under Civil Ser
vice. and George is in his second
year at the San Diego College,
The Clark boys had many trips
of extreme interest for their par
ents -- among them a trip to Old
Mission. San Juan, at Capistrano,
and a trip to Los Angeles and
Santa Monica, to visit at the
home of the c. d. Adams fami-
ly. The Adams all sent greet
ings to their many friends In
Sidney. Virginia, Julian and
Catherine Adams were all home
for the holiday and Virginia told
of her proposed vacation trip to
Honduras this month.
They also visited the Forest
Charters and family, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Putnam, and the
Frazier family formerly of Lam
bert.
Following the holiday MIR. and
Mrs. Clark visited Mr.. Clark's
brother in Escalon, Calf, and
at that time Mrs. Clark's brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Sherman from Hayward, Calf,
Journeyed to Escalon to visit the
Clarks. This was their first re-
union in about 20 years, and
much was crammed into the short
visit.
The Clarks state that they Wis
tied so many points of interest,
they cannot begin to name them
all. including a trip to Tt Juana,
Mexico, on the south and a trip
to the first capital of California,
Columbia, on the north. Columbia
is now q government park and
is most interesting because of the
historic interest and articles that
are now real antiques.
On their return to Los Angeles
Mr.. Clark contacted a very old
Charles Cramer, who is
now manager of the Haloid Co.,
in Los Angeles. During the year
1911 Mr.. Cramer taught Harry
Clark to use the photographing
for records and the recto-
graph now in use in the office of
The Richland county clerk and
recorder was made and installed
by the Haloid Company. Mr..
Clark tells US that this visit was
most interesting and they did en-
oy the opportunity of going thru
he plant of the Haloid Company.
Also while in Los Angeles, the
Slarks visited Miss Marjorie Rice,
Who was formerly employed in
he office of the Security Alb
tract Company for the Clarks,
md Mrs. d. J. Prestini, former
Mrs. Mae Blanchette of Fair
yiew. Both these ladies sent New
wishes to their many
friends in Sidney.
MIR. and Mrs. Clark both ex-
press only the highest praise for
lir travel and the personnel on
he planes; the pilots and CO.
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were on the alert to assist
[ needed. constantly watching {
or any illness that might oc- j
ur. and ready with information {
bout locations, altitude OF just /
bout any other question that
1ight be asked them. Last weeks {
sue of The Sidney Herald car {
led a story by Gene Levno of I
is trip by plane to San Diego, s
bove the fog. This article was /
cry descriptive and exactly as s
he Clarks found it - beautiful
Bill and Norma and Jeanne
lark. and George Clark sent {
aason's greetings by their par :
nts to their many friends in
idney md will be glad to see Z
Of their friends at any time T
1 San Diego. MIR. and Mrs. Clark
lso visited their son, Sherman
lark and family on the trip weS :
nd on the return trip, at Cas-
er, Wyoming, where Sherman is
for the Richfield Oil Co., !