The Sidney herald., 1956-08-02
Crane
Mrs. Asa Bradley

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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gundersol
and family and Mrs. Martin
Bakken were Sunday Dime,
guests at the Melvin Baker
home.
The Four Leaf Clover Al:
club met Thursday afternoon a
the Crane church with fourteen
members present There were
three visitors. Sharon McGinni.
gave a demonstration on makins
an egg salad sandwich, Anita
Walla showed how to make malt
ed milk. The girls judged Skin,
packets. Sharon McGinnis was
hostess. The girls practiced mod
cling for the dress revue.
Mamie Hopkins and son Wayne
visited at the Peter Tanglen
home Sunday afternoon and eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynold Piche
and daughters, Pat and Jeanne
drove to Culbertson Sunday.
Scout troop 81 of Crane en-
joyed an overnight camping trip
at the Andrew Rasmussen farm
near Savage. They left Crane at
$50 Saturday evening and set up
camp that evening. Those attend
ing were the nine tenderfoot
scouts; Elmer Christensen, Ches-
ter and Gerald Moore, Tommy
Harmon, Don Huber, Johnny
Goldsmith, Dennis and Bill Wal
la and Ronnie Sorenson, Scout
master Otto Peterson, Senior Pa
troll Leader Howard Harmon
and assistant scout master, David
Stewart. They all had a good
time and returned to their homes
Sunday morning.
Ronnie and Valerie Myron of
Spokane, Wn., visited the Rus
sell Myrons several days last
week.
Russell and Lon Brest had
supper at the Kenneth Goss home
Friday evening.
Anita Walla is in Fairview Wis
iting Linda and Shirley Miller.
The Herb Larsen children Wis
tied their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Larsen Monday.
The Everett Goldsmith family
were guests at Darlene Gold
smiths wedding to Alvin Dige,
son of Otto Dige of Sidney Sun
day afternoon. The wedding was
held in the Pella Lutheran
church in Sidney. Mrs. Peter
.fau accompanied her parents to
The wedding and reception which
'ollowed.
MI. and Mrs. Everett Gold
and Dick each received
birthday cards from Bill Lassey
rom Istanbul, Turkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peterson
'eturned from a short vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Sawyer
on Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Douglass Monday.
Mrs. Everett Goldsmith, Mrs.
Peter Pau, Dick Goldsmith and
Kenneth Clark went to Round
lp Monday to assist with the
uneral arrangements for their
mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Princess Clark. They spent one
light at the Yunek ranch near
.avina. Mrs. Clark's funeral was
ED in Sidney at the Lonsdale
fethodist church Friday and she
yas laid to rest beside her hus-
and in the Sidney Hillside GEM
terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ander-
Oh attended the Moose conven-
on in Miles City last week end.
Mrs. Herbert Larsen and chill
rem went over to visit her par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Oberg-
I'll Sunday. !
A. z. Hartl went out to Enid
to make arrangements ]
II harvesting his crop. ]
MIR. and Mrs. Reynold Piche !
nd Jeanne called on the Struck
ian and Chandler families Sat-
rday evening. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Neese and
1ildren called at the Asa Brad {
y home Sunday to visit with c
Irs. A. z. Hartl. c
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Lapp and
were dinner guests of S
RS. Matilda Peters in Sidney t
lnday. r
MIR. and Mrs. Maurice Pierce
vent Saturday afternoon at the r
De Stevenson home. +
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Hartl and v
'anddaughter Donna Bradley f
sited Mrs. Martha Dardis last v
thursday. n
Mrs. Leroy Tanglen, Mrs. Pete a
and Larry drove over
Williston Saturday. b
Bill Cotter and children went F
EairvieW Sunday