The Sidney herald., 1956-08-09
Mona News
Nv Mona SchocI.


A combined meeting of the
Mona Homemakers club and q
miscellaneous shower for the
newlyweds, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Martin, was held Tuesday
afternoon at the Mona hall.
Those attending were: Delilia
Sowle, Laura Foss, Marjorie
Foss and Jerry, Muriel Daniel
son, Linda, Bobby and Ronald,
Leona Young, Nora and Ricky,
Gladys Holland, Joyce and Don,
Helen Foss, Kathy and Cindy,
Virginia Curtis, Fern Peterson,
Jane Steppler and Sharon, Eva
Martin, Marjorie Young and
Cheryl, Deanie Goldsmith and
Jackie, Mary Fisher, Lois Yum
baugh, Frances Steppler, Donnie
and Bobbie, Florence Spencer,
Malea Miller and Tom, Lorraine
Parsons, Sonia, Barbee and Pen
ME, Dolores Howes, Shirley
Martin, Barbara Sheehan, Mar
lene Martin, Edith Martin, Duane
and Marilyn. Appropriate games
were played led by Jane Step
pier and Virginia Curtis after
which the bride opened her
many lovely and useful gifts.
Lunch was served by the club
members.
Marlene Martin visited a few
days with Marjorie Mcdonald of
Fairview this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spencer
helped the Victor Hollands dress
chickens Wednesday.
John Sallaberry of Sidney and
Ferdinand Berhab of California
visited at the Calvin Steppler
home Tuesday.
The Sowles family, John Spen-
GERS, Victor Hollands and OAR
old and Duane Martin attended
the movie at Elmdale Thursday
night.
Oscar Parsons and Ed Banks
were Sidney shoppers Saturday.
The Schow and Martin fami-
lies had lunch with the Edgar
Kellers Sunday. They all motor
ed to Wolf Point in the after
noon to attend church services.
Mrs. Floyd Curtis and children
motored to Fairview Sunday to
pick beans. They also took in
the afternoon show.
Mrs. Bud Parsons and children
attended a pink and blue shower
for Mrs. Herman Jensen at the
Paul Jacobs home in CulbertSon
Thursday.
Marlene and Darold Martin
on Dolores and Dale
Howes Saturday evening. De-
Iores went home with Marlene
to spend the night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Steppler
and nieces Gloria and Joann
Steppler left Thursday morning
for a vacation in Canada. They
spent Thursday night with
friends near Estevan, Sask., 60
ng on to Regina Friday where
hey visited relatives and friends
and attended the fair. They re-
port the crops there are suffer-
ng from too much moisture and
he farmers fear frost will come
before they have a. chance to
nature. The Steppler youngsters,
Bert and Sharon, stayed with
heir aunt, Mrs. David Steppler.
They returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Martin
md family went to Fairview
tuesday evening to visit the Bert
)anielsons. Mrs. Martin remain
d overnight to help care for her
mother who is i'll.
Barbara Sheehan and Dolores
loves accompanied the Martins
D Fairview Tuesday evening and
vent on to Sidney where Dolores
yill spend a few days with Bar
ara at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Martin
ad as their dinner guests Tues
ay Mr.. and Mrs. Harry zum-
augh and grandson, Ward, of
'ourbon, Indiana, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin, Mrs. Glenn
)anielson, Ronald, Linda and
Mrs. George Goldsmith
nd Jackie and Mrs. Donald
Iartin. The Zumbaughs have
cen visiting old friends in and
ear Sidney including the Ho-
Ter BARRIERS. Mrs. Zumbaugh
nd Mrs. Barber grew up to-
ether in Indiana.
MIR. and Mrs. John Spencer
ere Monday evening visitors at
lie Calvin Steppler home.
Mrs. Floyd Curtis and chill
rem we're Sidney shoppers Mon
ay. Barbie Sheehan came home
it'll them to attend the bridal
lower for Mrs. Donald Martin.
Mrs. Junior Miller and Tom
y were Sidney shoppers Mon
ny.
MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Parsons
nd girls and Oscar Parsons
ere Sidney shoppers Monday
Id were supper guests of Mrs.
.elma Barber.
Mrs. Victor Holland and Joyce
Id Dan were in Sidney Satur-
ny.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sheeman
Dayton, Wn., arrived at the
Parsons home Friday af-
rnoon for a visit. They had
through the Yellowstone
ark on their way. They left
ondov morning e~xnectino ~