The Sidney herald., 1956-08-23

! by Mona school
Bert Leroy Steppler celebrat
[ ed his sixth birthday Saturda,
/ afternoon at his home with
party. Those who attended wer,
Delmer Howes and Marshall Cur
tbs, Sonia and Barbee Parsons
Mrs. David Steppler, Clara Marie
Gloria, 10 Ann, Kathaleen, Don
ME and Bobbie, Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Steppler, Mrs. Harold Martin
Marlene, Duane and Marilyn
Morgan and Karen Lowe. The
children enjoyed playing games
on the lawn, after which Bert
opened his gifts and his mother
served birthday cake, ice cream
with strawberries and kool aid.
Others who called at the Step
pier home that day were Mrs.
Oscar Parsons, Mrs. Lloyd Par
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. John Behlen
of Great Falls and their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Virginia Volger and
son Robby, who have recently
returned from the Philippine Is
lands where her husband is in
the Air Terminal Squadron. AZ
ter spending six months in Great
Falls with her parents. She will
join her husband who is pres
emily stationed in France.
Guests at the Floyd Curtis
home this week were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Beals and son and
daughter of New Jersey and Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Beals of Min
nesota. George Curtis returned
home with them after having
spent a month visiting in Min
nesota.
Mrs. Oscar Parsons and Mrs.
Lloyd Parsons and girls called
on Mrs. Delilia Sowle Thursday
evening. Mrs. Sowle had been
to see a doctor in Sidney that
day. She is somewhat improved
at this writing.
MI. and Mrs. Calvin Steppler
and children and MIR. and Mrs.
Harold Martin and children went
to Culbertson Thursday evening.
The women and children attend
ed the African Lion show while
the men called at the Leroy
Haste home.
MIR. and Mrs. John Spencer
called at the Victor Holland home
Friday afternoon.
Baker Finnicum and Bert and
John Bidegaray called at the Cal
Steppler home Sunday morning.
Mrs. Laura Foss left for Nc
Dale, N. D., last week where
she is visiting her sister Emma.
Mrs. Sallie Jones of Sidney is
a few days with her
Mrs. Delilia Sowle.
Ray and Cal Steppler flew to
Saturday morning and
were afternoon callers at the
Myron Schow home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Keller and
Selmer Schow and De-
ores Howes were Sunday din
1er guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
Did Martin and family. In the
Harold and Edgar flew
20 Wolf Point to attend church.
Sharon and Bert Steppler play
ID with Duane and Marilyn Mar
in Monday forenoon. In the af-
ernoon Bert visited with Mar
hall Curtis and Sharon with |
sonia and Barbee Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hartland
md Mrs. Clara Crawford of
attended church at Mona
evening and were callers
It the Edgar Keller home.
Morgan and Karen Lowe Of
'airview are spending this week
With their aunt, Mrs. Harold
dartin while their parents are
aking a trip to Bismarck and to
,ozeman where they will meet
ONE friends from Canada who
viii accompany them through the
park.
Oscar Parsons and Mrs. Bud
'arsons were in Sidney Tues
ay.
John Sallaberry was out from
idney Friday afternoon and Wis
ed the Cal Steppler family. In
ne evening they all attended
ne eighth grade graduation ex-
rcises held at the Elmdale hall.
The Mona Homemakers held
heir regular meeting at the
Iona hall Thursday afternoon.
en- of the twelve members were
resent. Mrs. Lucy Curran was
visitor, Mrs. Jane Steppler was
ostess and served lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert A. Daniel
IN and Mrs. Dave Davis called
the Harold Martin home We'd
esday evening. The Danielsons
aged overnight and Mrs. Da-
IS spent the night with her hus-
and at the farm where he is
,mbining.
Mrs. George Fisher and Mrs.
lloyd Curtis painted the Mona
booth Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyle Lemon and
rec daughters of Mexico City,
o., were calling on old friends
this community Saturday.
rs. Lemon is the former Lily
.ae Hall. She said her parents,
and Mrs. Asa Hall send
ceilings to everyone here.
Dolores Howes helped Mrs.
onnie Gustafson Monday, Tues
~ and Friday. Mrs. Gustafson's
'bY has been i'll with the meas
Mrs. Floyd Curtis and children
opped in Sidney and Fairview
ednesday.
and Mrs Harold Martin