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mate said the captain chad been
up on the bridge and had given
me his orders"
Asked why he had his bridge
lookout on the starboard or right
wing of the bridge when he ex-
pected the Doria to pass on his
left, Mr.. CarStens-Joha
replied:
Il didn't particularly think Of
that because I had another look
out in the crows nest who could
see all sides"
The third mate said he him
self went out on the port or left
wing Of the bridge to watch the
Doria as she approached within
eyesight. BY the time the Doria
began to swing in front of the
Stockholm. he said, he had gone
into the wheelhouse to answer a
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Catholics Elect Negro

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Sept. 27
(R.-Frank Evans, 24-year-old
Negro. yesterday was elected
president of the San Antonio
Archdiocesan Council of Catho-
Lie Youths. Catholic spokesman
said they believe it may be the
first time a Negro has been
elected to such an Office.
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Sipte local leadership"
The council said, nevertheless
th6t the boycott, begun Monday
VIII continue.
Two city schools, however,
which we're boycotted for the
first time yesterday, said at
tendance fell off even more this
morning.
The Weaverton school, under
the County School Boards juris-
diction, reported 267 white stu
dents in class with five Negroes
as compared with 226 yesterday
This school has an enrolment
of $40.
22O Students Absent
School officials at the Central
and Seventh Street Elementary
Schools said 220 students were
absent from the two schools.
Each has Negro students en-
rolled. Yesterday 100 students
of the 800 white students re-
manned away.
Mr.. Sugg said his organization
has asked to. meet with the
County School Board tonight tc
work this thing out. We are
trying to seek a solution. don't
know how to go about it,"
The council also announced a
mass meeting would be held Sat-
urday night and meanwhile, we
shall continue our peaceful boy
cott."
Rudy Walker, vice chairman of
the council. told the Henderson
Ministerial Association last night
I'VE don't like to battle each other
on the situation. In our hearts
we feel we are right"
Want Voice Heard
Mr.. Walker said the council
would "like to have our voice
heard throughout the land to
get enough support in order that
the Supreme Court might recon-
slider it's position"
w. Sumpter Logan, chairman
of the ministerial association,
said the association did not con-
slider the moral issue of the prob
lem, but everything we have
done hinges on the Supreme
Court decision"
He said the ministers have
been urging parents to keep their
children at Weaverton.
After the meeting, the council
issued a statement inviting all
city and county officials to help
on the matter.
Certainly, they cannot afford
to go against us because at cleo
ton time we will not forget" the
council warned.
Mayor Hecht Lackey has taken
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ns-Johannsen was asked.
MOT before she changed" the
26.year-old third mate of the
Stockholm replied. II neither
saw nor heard it,"
IF you had heard a signal,
YOU could have acted sooner,
couldn't you?"
Eyes"
The ships we're going in oppo-
ste directions.
On Stand Seventh Day
Mr.. Carstens-Johannsen con-
tinued his testimony for the
seventh day in Federal Court
proceedings preliminary to trial
OF damage suits growing out of
the two liners collision last July
Is of Nantucket Island, Mass.
Fifty persons persisted and the
Andrea DORA sank.
The third mate has testified
tnht he expected to pass the
Andrea Doria. left side to left
side at a distance Of about six
tenths of a mile. He was in
charge of the Stockholm at the
tine.
But at a distance of less than
tWo miles, he said, the Andrea
Doria began turning to the left
and cut across the Stockholm's
path, broadside to her.
dr. CarstenS-Johannsen, UNI
der earlier questioning, related
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the subcommittee of the House
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Committee which is looking into
the safety of foreign passenger
ships on which Americans travel
Mr.. Byrne said the commit
tees findings probably would moi
be made public until after the
election.
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.QuurIes Will Speak

DANVILLE, Va. Sept. ~ up.
Secretary Of Air Donald E
Quarles will replace Secretary
of Defense Charles E. Wilson
as principal speaker at home
coming ceremonies here Satur-
day for the new national COM
mander of the American Legion,
w. C. Dan" Daniel of Danville,
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Dorio Did Not Signal,
Stockholm Mate SAYS

b NEW YORK. Sept 27 Q9-The third Of the Swedish
liner Stockholm said today he could have acted
collision with the liner Andrea Dora the Italian vessel hat
sfnaled its turn in front Of him.
Did you hear signal from the Andrea Poria for chang
q the left before that
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Attendance Increases
At Boycotted School

HENDERSON KY, Sept 81 CH0--Attendance increased at
t Weaverton Elementary School today and
prp-segregatonist said. Were losing battle"
Zone for this said Raybun Sugg jr chairman of
t White Citizens Council that can't enough respon-
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Enjoy the beauty of one or more of these imported
chandeliers in your home while you pay for them
On our convenient Deferred Payment Plan pay Just
l0cc down. the balance in budeeted monthly install.
mcnts. Minimum down payment 500.
Shop Early. Shop Late Monday at Woodward Lothrov
ssAse- eoss-Jtg.o. 7..o
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wlsssoros stos.-onsa , 500
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Rock Greek Church road NV; Wilbert
A. Young. sr. 1911 Burke street Sc
Charles Aston. 22o2 Thirteenth street
S E.; William H Elliott. 1919 Thirteenth
sosc avenue w s Nw Ida SSfk M 2 rS
$40 Buchanan street NE; William 7
Houston, 2304 First street NV; Joseph
A Chase 1872 Second street NV Ed
S WV ad nY'ss sm 4SS csasr Ke s5gts5
street n W: Herman Martin, S2l Lowrie
place, N E& William Cause. 1855 Fifty
fourth avenue Primus j: Henry. 5544
e. rids avenue NV Clyde slads S5i
1897 Fourth street S,W
Suspended for period noted for al
47Il Nash street NE. 30 days; Eidridgs
C. jenkins, 43ii Hayes street NE, IL
days Calvary o. Jackson, 1868 Hall
street S.W., q, days; Marvin Wilkinson
Force Base s days oswald BTuce'' s8Ss
shannon place Sc so days: Charles w
sSs sISdi 81 i,oI X street NE . days
Is days and traftc school; Sidney Ger.
shanowitz 1919 Kanawha street. Hyatts.
vile, Md, . days Randolph Williams
333:a Nye street, Chapel oaks, No !.
street n ". IS days and tfsfie school
John S. Dickinson, 2312 r street NV
10 days. Harold E. Trower. SIS Ninth
street NE, 10 DAYS; Louis A Cooke. 30.
Seventh Street s,W.. 80 days: William j
Mcfarland, l4i4 Euclid 1treet NV, 3(
days; Clyde w. Britt 1900 Connection
avenue, Silver Sprins, Md, ! ; days; Re
becca Suser, 6l9 Underwood street NV
) days and traflc school; Constantine J
Petrides. 1852 KENYON street NV, Il
DAYS; George w. williamson. 4G Randolph
street NV, Is days; Lawrence P Allen
2404 Fifty-ninth avenue, Tuxedo Il
days; Melvin j.. Marshall. AS Burbank
street Sc, 10 days; Theodore F Byers
rs Cline street Concord, N. C, ) days
Nathaniel r, Davidson. 1919 Harvard
street NV, 10 days Willie jackson
20ls Summit place N E., Is days; Martin
l.. Lewis. IT., 3l6s Fifteenth place Sc
90 days and traffic school; Kari r
thinner 1917 street Sc, Is days
Ruby /. Perry, .93 Massachusetts avenue
NV. 10 days: Leroy Williams, 1875.
Meigs street NE. 5 DAYS; William II
Glenn. 666 G street NE. 10 days
Leonidas I Golihew. 30S Seventh stree
SW 5 DAYS; Kenneth z. Chadwick 34l
Ftfty-fourth street NE, 10 days. Donalt
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Niemann. 1928 Muncy road. Hyattsyille
Nd. ID days; Arie Bowden, as v street
NE, Is days; Joseph NJ Gross, IT., 5s0s
b bsSi street 5 Allison 20 t dsst N lShn? e
DAYS; Farchid NJ. Espandiary. 3710 Mill.
$50 Yuma, street Sc, 30 days Leroy
", Marshall; ds49 I'M IA street NE; ! days;
nue., Hyattsviile. Nd, 5 days; Victor H.
Ruhe. 1411 Rittenhouse street NV, 80
days.
Also Feodor Disboy, 1910 Holmead
place NV. 10 days. Herschel w. Glass
ashton I4s4 c coTcora az o Street NW y
tenth street N E., 30 days; John L
s sVd 81, i5"5 D street Ne - day. day
sixth street NE. 80 days; Leadford
days; Roger W. FULTON. 502S Fulton
s Sd S street gays E says H.r5 Ars0s
Johnson, 1913 Baker street NE, 10
DAYS; Lee E. Lawrence, 1888 Twenty
seventh street Sc; 80 days. Grover
Twenty-third street Sc. 5 days; Erman
Stottlemyer 300 o street Sc, 10 days;
S William Nsg %aRt 239' ssutheTn
$500 sixth-third place. Riverdale, Md. i
street N.Y.. w. 70 days: EDWARD 4 Scott
IS days; Charles Mitchell. 1915 Emerald
street N E. DAYS; John C. Scales. ABS
e street Sc. 80 days Thomas N
strest Is DAYS: f Richard S b srEhsn
4409 Hallet street. Rockville, Nd. )
days; John K, Mcintosh 500 Grubt
NV, 30 days and restricted use Of
permit for period Of five months. follow.
Ing hearing; James W Ritenour I4is
asys and % Tfatfie G School Hl ba MS "
Thomas, Ir. 1905 Constitution avenue
tian W Vaught. $500 Thirty-first street
School; Sidney Matthews, 1880 South
Traffic School
Suspended until satisfaction Of judg-
ment-Leo David Thompson, $50 D street
Sc. Gcorgc +. Barringer, l4l9 w street
NV Abner MCLAUGHLIN Bis Georsia
avenue NV; Jose h Lyons. 303 Thirty
fourth place, NE Alfred Pringle, 81
chos, r., 22s Randolph place Ne: Lo-
Patterson So F st Ne; Amos G. stan
fora. g4sl eighteenth place NE. Ber-
nard Bassett, jr.. S65 Adrian street S E /:
Willie Nelson, 1850 Lexington place Sc;
John Rubino, sr. 210 H street NV.
Suspended for failure to file insurance
Wilmer A. Rogers. ga Kenilworth ter
race NE VIM Batchlor. 1925 Consti.
tuition avenue NE: Arthur B. johnson.
81 street NE: Luther l. Smith, 1850
Fifteenth place S e. John White. 1909
Dubois place Sc: William Little. $50
Orleans place NE. William A. Contee,
l9l Seventh street NE
No ID. G. permit; no d. c. REGISTRATION;
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PTA EVENTS CALENDAR

Getting announcement
must be in the hands OF the
PTA Calendar Editor By noon
Thursday OF each week to in
sure publication in the column
Sunday. Those receiUed too
late toiH not be used separately
unless there is some special
neiDS SignifcanceJ
Good parent-child Relationship
will be the theme of panel dis
cussion at the first regular meet
ing of the Petworth PTA at
p. m. tomorrow. DR.. Paul I
Cooke. professor of English a
the District of Columbia Teach
er's College. will moderate Tht
school is at Eighth and Shep-
herd streets NV.
Other PTA meetings this week
all beginning at 8 p. m. unles.
otherwise indicated, are:
Tomorrow
Area two-Councils A and f
Institute" at the
Hamline Methodist Church, Six.
tenth and Allison streets NV
from 1880 to 10 p. m.
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Kramer - A brief business
will be held at the school,
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st. Michael's-October meet.
ing the school hall at 8:15 p. m
Tuesday
DeMatha- Following the regu.
lar monthly meeting. student.
will entertain their parents al
the annual Halloween Fun Nigh
in the school auditorium, All:
Madison street, Hyattsville. Md
Phelps-John B. Gillilland
president of the d. C. Congress.
of Parents and Teachers, vii
speak in the school cafeteria
Twenty-sixth street near Ben.
ming road NE.
John F.. Cook-First regular
meeting at the school, 80 P stree
NV.
Eastern High School - FRS
regular meeting in the schoo
auditorium. Seventeenth anc
East Capitol streets, at 7 pm.
Spingarn-First regular meet
ing in the school auditorium
Twenty fourth and Benning roac
NE.
Thursday
| Kramer - A brief business
meeting will be held at the school
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Ambassador to Discuss
Costa Rico Constitution

Gonzalo j. Facio. Ambassador
from Costa Rica, will address
Ell Club de las Americas in Span
ish at 8 pm. Thursday in room
2062 of the Commerce Depart
ment, Fourteenth street, between
E street and Constitution ave-
nue. NV. His subject will be
The Costa Rican Constitution. -
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OF the AZ permits revoked,
three were for driving while
drunk: one for reckless driving:
four for driving after a permit
had been revoked; one for driv-
ing after permit had been sus-
pended, and SO for a traffic viola
ton record totaling IL points or
more.
OF the SO suspensions, 72 came
under the point system; seven
were for failing to file insurance,
and IA for failing to satisfy court
judgments.
The list of suspensions and
revocations for the week:
., Revoked Tor driving while drunk
1Miillsm Z. Hooa 10 street NE;
Sc Peter Fitzpstrick az 4sse Gishtee TfR
Revoked for operating after revoca
ilon--Oscar Patton. 1243 Jackson street
Ne Maurice Brown. IS Quincy place
NE Ashley L Bussius, 904 D street S w
Revoked for operating after susDen-
AsaiI AHNASbAs rGob t4dHAolNIl
place s T..
Revoked for operating in such a man
ner as to show fragrant DISREGARD for
persons or property following hearing
Thomas J. Sweeney. IT, 56l2 Wheeler
road s
Revoked for accumulated record OF
traffic violations totalinE I2 points OF
more-Lth Pollard. n s3s Division
avenue NE Almon S Burke, 400 In
graham street NV; Robert Bush. 1921
Twelfth street NV; Roland W Cope
land, 1919 Blaine street NE: Donald M
Washington SAB Farrsgut place Ne.
James W Briscoe, 4065 Minnesota ave
nue. E.. David Berrin. 30 P street NE
william Hobbs. S13 Taylor street
NV Frederick 4 Harris, .lr,- 2020
col Fifty-seventh street NE: Lewis S
BeLsmy 2323 Thirteenth place NE.
Edwin z Elicit, 407 Cedar lane. Rock
ville, Nd Deprest Austin 5l25 Bass
place Sc Claf Mcclam. 1855 ( street
James B Blackman. 5123 Fifteenth
street y E. James d Gaines 4400 Hunt
place We: Worth J. Bruce. i3l2 Cor.
coran street NV. Villa Simon. 636
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privileges suspended until financial re-
spOnsbility insurance is filed--Cleveland
Hunter. 1907 Eads st. NE. Claude Har-
Sylvester Battle 92l3 Dubois place S Z
Lille H. Young 34ld Thirteenth street
NV. Curtis H Johnson, 127 Barnes
street NV: jerome v. Brigham. 53i0
Seventh street NV: Maurice Boswell.
621 Fifth street NE, James l. Beesley
9l4 Forty-sixth street NE; Joseph Eich-
mann Naval Gun Factory
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Held over :. interest hos been so
greet :. our exciting series of windows
;. obout ourselves, the individuals at
Woodward 6 Lothrop all our Main
and North Building windows.
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Seventeenth and Q streets Sc.
at tbs pm.
Saturday

seventeenth anu " SCre6tS S.E.
at tbs pm.
Saturday
Kate Waller Barrett-The An.
nual Festival will be conducted
by the PTA from 10 am. to
pm. at the school, 4400 North
Henderson drive, Arlington. A
four-dog precision drill team
from the German Shepherd Dos
Club of Metropolitan Washing.
ton will perform at pm.
Forest Heights-The PTA vii
sponsor its third annual bool
fair at the school, 'Talbert drive
and Indian Head highway, Forest
Heights, Md, from 10 am. to I
pm.
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Driving License Revoked
For 42Motorists in Week

Driving licenses persons revoked and SO Others
week. Department of Vehicles and Traf
&c announced today
In addition 10 persons charged with driving without
District permit denied license until they file proof of
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Sketched top right
Five-lieht crystoI, Il" high and 20" wide.
Jeweled oetooon drope European mode
except for hurricane shades made in
America Regularly 1900 5095
Without hurricane shades, regularly 90 90,
1925
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-08

MIR. and Mrs. David Stewart
MIR. and Mrs. Otto Peterson and
family visited the Leroy Tang
lens Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Bradley and
Donna visited the Russell Myron
family Monday evening.
Crane Homemakers club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Bud
Simard March 8.
David Reisig missed school
Monday on account of illness.
Mrs. Van Wynsbghe and two
sons of Whitehall visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Charles De Mangelaere
over Sunday.
David Larsen went to Bend,
Oregon Sunday to work.
Mrs. Herbert Larsen and Stevie,
Rhonda and Doyle visited her
sister, Mrs. Merlin Larson in Sid
ney Thursday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Charles levitt
of Wibaux visited Sunday after
noon and evening at the Willis
Lapp home.
MIR. and Mrs. Leigh Sherman
and Susan of Terry, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyol Cysewski and son of
Glendive visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Tanglen Sunday. Susan spent
the Afternoon playing with Donna
Bradley.
There will be a meeting Friday
night at 7:3O, at the Crane school
house, of the parents of boys
who would like to become Boy
Scouts.
MI. and Mrs. Jesse Roberts and
family were Sunday dinner guests
at the Bob Johnson home in
Fairview.
Anita Walla had a birthday
party Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Norby were
dinner guests at the Jesse Rob-
erts home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Pau and
family ire on a trip to Sunny
side. Wn., to visit heI sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Struckman
visited the Ted Waldos Sunday.
Mrs. Ted Waldo and her mother
Mrs. Carl Pierson, were hostesses
to a farewell party for Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Waldo Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Smith of
Williston were overnight guests
at the Ted Waldo home Satur-
day.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-08
Crane
Mrs. Asa Bradley

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clemmer
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles De-
Mangelaere Saturday evening.
Gordon Bradley wrote that he
was up to spend last week end
with his aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Theron Graunke at The
Dalles. Oregon. His uncle, Eu-
gene Hartl, of Lebanon, was able
to visit him on his ship on Wash
ington's birthday.
Leon Odenbach and Willis Lapp
are hauling hay this week for
Roy Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynold Piche
and jeanne visited the Ernest
Struckman family Sunday eve
ming. The Wilmer Reisig family
visited the Reynold Piches Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. Leroy Tanglen took Mrs.
Clifford Christensen and children
back to Plentywood Wednesday.
Willis Lapp and Bud Bouchard
went to a sale in Savage Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goldsmith
of Sidney We're visitors at the
E. E. Goldsmiths this week.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-08
Three ButteS
BY Homemakers' Club

Mrs. Harold Franz is a surgica
patient at the Sidney hospital thi.
week.
John Sawyer and Bert, Jim
Bob and Erwin Putnam and Jack
Harold, and Donald Franz were
among those attending the father
and son banquet at the high
school sponsored by the FLA
chapter.
Theo. and Otto Schields drove
to Culbertson early Friday morn
ing to meet the train and pick
up their folks, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Rinio who were on their
way from Great Falls. The train
was four hours late however SC
the men drove back to Sidney
and later Otto returned TO meet
the train and brought his folks
to Sidney.
Fred Franz is confined to the
hospital for a few days with a
back injury.
Miss Hilda Link stayed at the
Thee. Schields home from Sat
urday morning until Sunday mite.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Jim Putnam home were DR.. and
Mrs. Witt and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Albin and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Bauman visited Saturday eve
ming at the Henry Schwenke
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Wick and
children visited Monday evening
at the Jim Putnam home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Schields
and Bobby and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Rinio drove to New Salem,
N. D., Saturday to attend the
wedding of a nephew and grand
son. Bobby Schields acted as
ring-bearer. The Rinios remained
for a few days visit and the
Schields returned Sunday eve
ming.
Leona Gierke visite Saturday
at the Jim Putnam home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Albin and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Bauman were Wednesday evening
visitors at the Earl Johnson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb HER return
ed Monday from Billings, where
they had been visiting for a few
days.
Barbara Dashner was an over
night guest of Mary Putnam on
Monday.
Theo. Schields, Walter Bauman
and Dave Albin were among
those attending the Laymen's
Fellowship at the Peoples Con-
gregational church Monday eve
ming.
MIR. and Mrs. Lester Putnam
returned Wednesday from Bill
lngs where they had gone TO
consult a dentist to visit.
Erwin Putna mvisited Tuesday
evening at the Jim Putnam home.
Mrs. Jim Putnam was a sur
gical patient at the Sidney hos
Friday.
Walter Bauman was a supper
guest at the Theo. Schields home
Thursday evening.
Sunday dinner guests at the
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-08

MI. and Mrs. Raymond Markow
and daughter Of Elgin were week
end visitors at the home of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mar
tin.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Paschke
entertained a group of friends at
a card party at their home Sat-
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Seader and
son Bruce made a trip to Billings
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Cummins
and daughter went to Kansas to
visit her parents and other rela-
tiveS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Buxbaum have
purchased the Alex Kaufman
farm, and the Kauffmans will
make their home on their farm
near Glendive. The family will
not move until school is out.
Mrs. Olga Dooley has been in
the hospital with asthma, and
returned home Sunday evening.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-08
LAMBERT ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lynd have
received word that they are again
grandparents of a baby boy,
which was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
Laurent Provost in San Mateo,
California last Saturday, March
4. This makes the fifth boy for
the PrevostS and as MI. Lynd
says he nov has his basketball
team.
Mrs. Kenneth Thornton under
went surgery at the Sidney hos
pital Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. A. F. Scott entertained at
the Altar Society at her home
Thursday of last week.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-08
OBITUARY
Mrs. Helena Damson

Funeral services were conduct
ed Friday for Mrs. Helena Dam
son, mother of Mrs. Frank Marot-
TEX, ST., who passed away Febru-
airy rs lat Bremerton, Washington.
Mrs. Damson was born in Ger
many May &c, 1869. She came to
the United States in 1887 and
was married the same year to the
late Fred Damson at Holland,
Michigan. In 1915 the family
came west and homesteaded 10
miles south of Poplar. In 1914
Mrs. Damson moved to Bremen
ton to make her home with her
son Donald Damson.
She is survived by four sons,
Fred OF Wisconsin, Charles of
North Poplar, Edward and Don
aid of Bremerton, Wn., and five
daughters, Mrs. Lena St. Claire
and Mrs. Margaret Syness of
Helena, Marie Krause of Sunny
side, Wn., Mrs. Edna Marottek of
Poplar, and Johanna of Duluth.
Also surviving are 80 grand
children, 70 great grandchildren
and five great great-grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services were conduct
ed by Rev. James C.. Hendrick-
son, pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church at the Clayton Flu
neral Chapel and interment was
in Grandview cemetery.
A. Ray Miller spent Thurs
day night in Sidney at the Glen
Stone home.