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The Nome nugget., 1956-09-19
First Snow of Season

Well, it finally came-the snow that is-and with it a last min ute rush to fix up water tanks and oil storage. The weather fore cast for tonight is temperatures in the low 20's-below freezing, but the Moonlight Water Go. said today they anticipate no pro- longed cold snap so the water will not be shut off. At least not for the present.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-19
Colombia Native
 May Be 167 Years Old, Brought to New York

MIAMI, Fla, R-A leathery little man win jet black hair was enroute to New York today where scientists may determine if he is the worlds oldest living human.
 Javier Pereira, who stands 4 foot-4 and weighs only 75 pounds, arrived last night from his native Columbia enroute to Cornell Med ical Center. There he will under go physical, scientific and historic
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-19
Russia Willing to Take Part in Six-Nation Conference on SueZ

MOSCOW R-Premier Bulgan- in said today the Soviet govern ment would be ready to take part in a six-power conference of heads of state to avert war over the Suez Canal crisis.
 Participants would be the Unit ed States, Britain, the Soviet Un- ion, France. Egypt and India.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-19

search for a solution of the grave problem that confronts us and. indeed. the world.
 "Our readiness to cooperate with Egypt on de facto provi- sional basis may also suggest a provisional solution which the United Nations might find it use ful to invoke while the search for a permanent solution goes on."
 Egypt's President Nasser has already condemned the users as sociation idea as tantamount to declaration of war if carried out.
 Sweden. Iran and Spain inn mediatelY called for further talks with the Nasser regime. which earlier this month reject ed-even as a basis for negotia- tions-the l8-nation proposal for international control of the waterway.
 Many of the Is nations had agreed to come to the new talks only to hear Dulles explanation of the users association, which they feared might be tied in with the use of force. In his speech, Dulles emphasized the peaceful side.
 He proposed establishment of small operating staff under an administrative shipping agent, along with a small governing board to be chosen from among the Is nations.
 Dulles also raised the possibility -uppermost in all delegates mindS-that Nasser might block the canal to association members.
 "It is. I suppose. inevitable that those interested in the movement of passengers and freight between the East and the West and in the production of oil and other goods for such transit should now be thinking ing in terms of long-term alter natives 10 the Suez Canal" he said.
 There is much talk at the present time about larger tank CTS which could go around the Cape of Good Hope with greater
 Continued on Page Five)
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20
District Seven Holds Day Meeting at
Lincoln Elementary School, Fayeft'yiIIe

Inc day meeting Tor district held ineon
elementary school, Fayetteville, April g. The theme of the
meeting was Using Educational Forces for Constructive AGA
demle and Social Changes the Community Resource per-
sons were Dr. H. Gullaeh University of Arkansas Miss
Stella Hail. principal of Jefferson school, Miss Vrgnis Will
son. University of Arkansas and Dr. Charles Cross Uni
efsy OF Arkansas Group leaders Mrs Oliver Candy
Area |. Mrs j. W. English Area ii, John Sutton Area III
and Elton Toney, Area " Recorders were Miss Francis
smith, Area l. Mrs Lucy Abrams Area H. Mrs Thema Ham,
mohas Area Ill, and Mrs Aheestne Dalton Area W.
Area confirmed the fact that teachers must sell the
school program thru sound publicity and must participate
iuly IN organizations where they can the people and
better understand them.
Area revealed that youth must be prepared thru
the Institutional program the demands of societv
that the teachers enrich curriculum must keen il
flexible to suit the needs of heterogeneous group and strive
to preserve our democratic way of life
Area III impressed upon the group dire necessity of
urging citizens TO accept their legal responsibilities To
their taxes al their true value elect qualified officers II
was encouraging to note that conditions are better
More parents qualified for leadership Education is be-
ginning TO change backward customs and traditions
Area " mentioned that educational association has done
much toward enghenng the public about incorrect nforna-
tlon Biased opinions warp the thinking of gube ndyd
uas Correct statistics compiled this agency 10 set the
pace of thought regards indignation with NEA the time
element alone will determine the expedency
Group singing was conducted by Mrs MARY Louise Rob
insonr assisted at the piano by Mrs Ruth Mott
The following officers elected @ R MeKindra I'm
ion chapel PRESIDENT Miss Minnie Dawkins Fayetteville vice
president; Miss Francis Smith, Russeye secretary Mrs
NJ Green Fl. Smith, treasurer; Mrs. English Conway
county reporter; H. Harris Fl Smith state program com.
mitteeman + O Epps Morrton welfare committeeman
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20
.Marhe
Mrs. C. Brown

Mrs. C. Brown
Cpl Freddie Hatehett Of Fon
Hood. Texas, is home visiting rel
atives and friends. He IS the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Hatehett
OF Round Hill community
Cornerstone laying services were
held at the Warren Hill Baptist
church April 8. The sermon was
preached by Rev. A. L. Perkins
Rev Z. Mack is pastor The
Young Adult choir Of Trinity
Grove church rendered a musical
program at St. James CINE
church at Conway. April 8. They
were assisted by the Jubilsires
and Trinity Grove -. A speedy
recovery to all of the kiddies
VINO have the measles. See Walter
Pace for your State Press.
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20
Monticello
Albert Morrell Collins

Mrs.. Matte L, Brooks. who has
been out Of the city because Of
the illness Of her daughter, Mrs
Eala V Rice, has returned home
After her stay In Detroit, she
VISITED her husband, Albert IN
Milwaukee. Wisconsin The
ZI1n Hil Baptist church reports
a lovely day for April In it,
drive The Harmony singers OF
tbs city were with the members
ii their drive and the public col
lection was $50 Rev. Paul Eve
ret pastor Mrs. Addie
Brown attended the final session
oi the States Beauiieians clinic in
& Dorado, last week The
Hreral service Of Author Roy
Granny. the lS-year old son Of
N and Mrs Brudus Grandy, was
conducted at Morning Star Bap-
ts church. Monday. April ? Eu-
hgy vas by his pastor, Rev W,
\ King Attending the MIA
.ia'e meeting in Little Rock was
crowded bus Of children and
teacher including the principal,
Mrs s r johnson.
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20
Kenseit
Mr.. VI VI. waddy

VIZ W w NduuN
Mcsdamg NJ 7. Bracely. NJ NJ
Waddy + " Black and ID. Baker
attended the executive board
meeting OF the CWR district
Womcns association at MI Gil
lard Raptis, church. Friday
Mr. and Mrs. James Young and
mother Mrs Alberta branches, re-
turned home Thursday after at
lending the funeral of Isaac
tFanchcs their brother and son
Mrx. Jessie Spearmon and
daughter, Joyce, returned 20 Mi
chgan, after visiting here, Angus
Ia Little Rock, Pine Bluff. and
Hot Springs The primary de-
partment Of Kcnsett junior hi
school presented its play, Cold
enloeks' Friday evening II was
interesting. enjoyable and largely
attended Miss I. V. Arnold, spon-
soy Mrs Mary Coleman and
sister, Matte Vcnuable of Chi
tagn. returned home Thursday.
SITTER brief visit here with rela-
uycs and friends. While here. they
were also house guests Of Mr. and
Mrs A. Baker.
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20
Victim Of kentueky's N-Year-0Id
edition Law Is Naaep Dinner Speaker

Braden and MIS- braden lWnlte) long active with
His,ille Ky, NAACP will be speakers a dinner Fri
G Poek branch NAACP The dinner will be held at the
L yi WheatIey YWCA, 10th and Gaines streets and will
be opened u ' f ~ ~ " P-'
P Tho dinner scheduled at this time give the public
rortlnity 10 and hear Mr. Braden, the man who
o. ficm of the form of southern persecution for
= le in bringing to America the display of democracy
~, Young Negroes and young soldiers who donned uni
ms and we're shipped abroad fought bed died for on
foreign earth ,, .,. ,
Negro friends who had been unable locate suitable hous
~ balse of refusal of real agents to sell them
nv because they black American friends and not
80 enemies Preudeed souherners raised usual uproar
IA the house dynamited
The district attorney chose however act not against
h uhte hoodlums who dynamted the house but against
the Bradens who only putting democracy practice
esd of papers. The Bradens charged
nth sedition Mr. Braden tried by state court on
@yesr old law which according the record had
ver been used before and sentenced Is years in
son MIR Braden has appealed to higher court and is
n awaiting further action lie has spent many months in
a while excessive bail being raised for his release
The BFadens story is one of shock and almost unbe-
ss,abe after the experiences of a second world war
II il is found available for you to attend this din.
ner call or mail the following information to Geore Iggers
Ills lard Street, Little Rock, Arkansas;
plan to attend the Braden dinner April 90
shall bring guest Isl in addition to myself at 81 25
per son enclosing check ..,... l shall pay at the
door (eheck one).
Name .......,..........-
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20
Nashville
U.-- n ExaSsaa

James L. Crofton
Mrs. Beatrice Davis Of Los An
geles. visited relatives and friends
in the city. after having attend
ed the funeral Of her father. Wal
ter Seoggins, Loekesburg Ed
Goodloe. Kansas City. Kansas, was
buried at Toilette Sunday
childress hi school faculty and
students. presented their public
relations program at Mt Zion
Baptist church, Sunday afternoon.
Supi. T T. Patterson was the
speaker Mrs, A. V Muekle-
roy. Burned crofton, Walter Jeans,
Nj. and Mrs. A. Toilette and Jas.
Toilette OF Kansas City, visited
the ]. II. Croftons over the week
end Jim Walden, son of Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20

Ella Walden. died In Los Angeles
The local branch OF the MA.
ACP held its regular meeting
The meeting was inspirational
The new president. c. P. Kelly,
has created new interest Rev.
c. S. Stearns. pastor of Bebe
Memorial CINE church. Hope was
assembly speaker at childress hi
Thursday Send all news TO
James I. crofton. and see him for
your State Press.
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20
Legal Notice:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski chaneery Court
Patricia Smith. Plaintiff
VS.. No. I03l08
Charles Lee Smith. Defendant
The defendant, Charles Lee
smith, is warned TO appear In
this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint OF the plain
tiff. Patricia Smith.
Dated: March 26th. 1856.
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
George w. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. Chaneery Clerk
BY Helen Edward. ID. c.
3.30.4.6-I3-2l4 II
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20
Wesson

Andrew Robertson from Three
Sfeek was guest Of Miss Sadie
DAVIS, last Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs J. W Elliott and daughter,
Nonda and Mrs. Birtha Elliott
we're guests Of Mrs. Elliott's par
slS Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Loggins
s1nsay S. NJ. Griffin, Albert
Lssgins and Mack Moore were in
Il Dorado on business. Friday
Rev. L. A. Austin, s. NJ
G'iffn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hen
lleks Mrs L. B. Jenkins and
n S Kilgore. motored to Three
CFeek Thursday mite, to the an
.'IVerssry Of Rev. NJ. L. Young
oiood Alma Moore was guest
e The past week M. L.
OaViS, met with the singing class
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20
Legal Notice
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski. IS
In the Pulaski chaneery Court
Alberta Young. Plaintiff
VS.. No. l04703
Lee Ether Young. Defendant
The defendant, Lee Ether Young.
Is warned 10 appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff. Alberta
Young.
Dated: March 30. 1853
Gladyns Neal Brandon
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Fred Newth. Jr.
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. chaneery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher. ID. c.
4:e-I3-2e-T: -
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20
Dermott

James A. Henry. son Of Mr. and
Mrs Bud Henry, celebrated his
lsth birthday, April with a
party The following were guests:
Jesse J. Williams. Kenneth Wright,
tyrone Towns, Howard ID. wiki
ms Robert Bryant. Henry L.
hedges. and Charles Robinson. A
very interesting and enjoyable
evening was in store for all
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20

Baptist church was . success 4.
School was closed April 6 for
teachers meeting Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Green. Mrs. Black. Mrs.
Guydon. Mrs. Edna Marsh drove
to Little Rock April 8 -. Gard
ening time has come. let US all
get busy. Look out for clean-Up-
Paint-Up Fix-Up week
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20
ParkdaIe
Massie Fitzpatrick

Recently. the MIA chapter.
went TO Little Rock to attend the
state MIA convention. They had
as guests. six chapter mothers,
Mesdames Willie Brown. Mazzie
Davis. Leslie Walker. Ann Alex
ander, Lucy Fleming and Miss
Margaret Grayson. Two MA
boys. Issue Brown and Robert Lee
Eehols. also accompanied tn e
group. Mrs. Nellie X. Lusk. adj
visor. Cora Lee Vaughn. president
and Mary Ellen Grsyson. seere-
tary.
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20
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Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20

hospital. where he Is receiving
treatment Stewardess board
No. 2 met at the home Of Mrs
Bertha Williams last week
Members Of Bethel AME church
went to Lacross Sunday for a
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20
Who Will Be Little Rocks Man And Woman of The Year,?
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Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20

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ana, IS the guest Of her parents
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breakfast served by Pilgrim Rest
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20

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Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20
EagIeIeHe

Mrs. Susie Castor
Mrs. Easter B. Juniel. visited
Mrs. Carrie Gibson and family,
last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Penix and grandchildren.
Mrs. Carrie Gibson and grandchiI-
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20
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Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20

Sunday mite. The Good Union
singers are TO be here Sunday
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20

dren and Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Thompson. attended the youth
meeting at Fordyee. last Sunday
The Bradley district meeting.
section No. l. will be held at
Oak Grove Baptist church, April
9th thru 18th. Rev. = @. Dem
mis-. pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1956-04-20
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program KS&D club met In
the home Of Mrs. 7. l. Raney.
Friday mite The quartets Of
Newport and Mecrory gave \
program Wednesday.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-25

Theresa Johnson, James Johnson,
Gary Jacobson, Dennis Johnson,
Ronnie Kallevig, Georgian Ker-
bel, Paul Killoy, Dennis Kukkola,
Rose Laci, Peggy Larson, Loretta
Laughlin, Terry Mason, Richard
Maxwell, Robert McChesney,
Gary Miller, Gary Minch, Linda
Munoz, Donna Nelson, Dick Nor
den, Marcia Olsen, Myrna Phin-
ney, William Price, Carol Pust,
Terry Panasuk, Doris Playle, Jan
Quilting, Sharon Rambur, Karen
Sanderstone, Harriet Stone, Duane
Stedman, Kathy Sanford, Ronald
Scheetz, Teresa Snedigar, Clar-
ence Smith, Sheryl Sorenson,
Bruce Sunwall, Cassanda Swigart,
Gary Thorgerson, Deirdre Thorn
ton, Richard Tuott, Peggy Weitz,
Robert Williams, Steven William
son, Shirley Wagner, Charles
Weick, Tawnea Zadow, Patty
Zieske.
GRADE A
Robert Atchison, Marsha Adam
son, Billie Lou Anderson, Gerald
Anderson, Jerome Anderson,
Dawn Atchison, Suzanne Alarcon,
Mark Anderson, Clyde Baker,
Georgene Bonner, Cheryl Brown,
Kathleen Chambers, Dave Choate,
James Christensen, James Con-
roy, Antoinette Cook, Wanda Cri-
ger, Terry Carter, Billy Chapman,
David Ducello, Georganne Ed
ington, Mary Ellen Ellington, Les
lie copeland, David Ehman, Rita
Fay, Charles Quincy, Gail Gros-
hart, Cheryl Hall, David Hansen,
Linda Hanson, Larry Haugen,
Tommy Henderson, Gary Herbst,
Johnny Hopperstad, Shirley John
son, Clifford Jones, Diane Kaiser,
D'ette King, Paulette Lamphier,
James Leastman, Sharon Lille,
Frank Laci, Thomas Lane, Gloria
Mary McChesney, Coy
McMorris, Clinton Mayes, Rose
Marie Maier, David Norden,
Osborne, Charles Petersen,
Janice Petersen, Jimmy Petersen,
Brenda Quilting, Carla Rindahl,
Gordon Rambur, Sylvia Rauscher,
Eugene Stuart, Ronald Stoddard,
James Satra, Robert Schwenke,
Billy Sharbono, Wesley Smith,
Carol Stanford, David Ehman,
Beverly st. Cyr, Raymond Stras-
leim, Brent Sythe, Eddie Thorn
on, Carol Unterseher, Hilda Vik,
sonia Witt, John Welnel, Thomas
Wick, Barbara Williams, Bobby
Wagner, Thomas Young, Margaret
thinner, Carolyn Zeiszler.
S
Colleen Atchison, Shirley An
lerson, Donna Bahr, Dennis Bux-
'aum, Kelly Benzinger, Prudence
3otkin, Stewart Brodhead, Shar-
n Baadsgaard, Connie Banta,
Billy Berner, Corrine Bonner,
ohm Borchert, Kent Chambers,
Christensen, Katherine
'hilders, Jimmy Darr, Tommy
)ashner, Charlotte Deckert, Alva
)enzine, Dorothy Diaz, Linda
Douglas, Barbara Ekart, Mary
ane Ekley, James Evanson, John
ischer, Terry Fladmo, Pauline
'oss, Edith Franz, Harold Frank,
-eith Thurman, Margaret Cuff
anti, Helen Quincy, Janice
Diana Gaub, Billy Gall,
.aren Hansen, Marvin Holmquist, !
'homas Hood, Robert Howard, :
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-25

:. Meinhardt, Maxine Mercier, Pa
/ tricia Mullen, Mabel Murray,
Randy Packard, Richard Petersen,
James Petty, Douglas Phinney,
Darlene Pillatzke, Wayne Rambur,
Jane Ristoff, Darlene Rosaaen,
Gloria Rosaaen, Susan Sanford,
Shari Sather, Connie Sheehan,
Terry Scheetz, Lynn St. Cyr,
Janice Swartzenberger, David
Sunwall, Duane Smith, Orlan
Sorensen, Janet Stanford, Diana
Strasheim, Jeri Dee Swenson,
Larry Swenson, Edna Thogerson,
Thomas Thornton, Linda Tibbits,
Kathy Tippett, Donna Ulshafer,
Sandra Unterseher, Bobby Vader,
Caryn V~anderhoof, Kenneth Wisk,
Karen W~lederricn, Marcelle Will
liams, Sherry Williams, Ellen
Witt, Sherman Williams.
GRADE 2
Dennis Albrecht, Karen Ander-
son, Diana Allison, Paul Amweg,
David Anderson, Tommy Angel,
Claude Auch, Diana Barber, Mar
lene Bartels, Linda Becker, Kar-
en- Becker, Helen Berg, Marcia
Berndt, Penny Botkin, Mertie
Brattin, John Braaten, Dickie
Brown, Sherry Bahr, Mary Bor-
ebert, Michael Cerkovnik, J. Val
Carr, Keith Chapman, Carol
Christensen, Kathleen Conroy,
Debbie Dashner, jeff Dreyer, Lor-
en- Dynneson, Susan Dynneson,
Earl Ellwein, Erwin Frank, Tod
Gorder, Bruce Green, Frank Cur
ney, Bruce Gregg, Dickie Haines,
Jerry Herman, Diana Hopper
stad, Judy Holzworth, Bruce
Haga, Donnie Hamlin, Johnny
Haugen, Terry Houchen, Eddie
Homstad, Harley Johnson, Shar-
on johnson, Nicky Jones, 10 Ann
Keller, Steve Knoop, Gordon
Kroemer, David Kukkola, Ingrid
Kulla, Carol Knopp, Dennis La
Nance, Terri Lamphier, Cheryl
Lund, Gloria Maier, David Max
well, Frances McLain, Sandy
Mercer, Karol Merrill, Norlen
Perry Miller, Rosie Mil
Ter, Joe Minder, Teddy Marman,
Johnny Ness, Hickey Otto, Billie
Panasuk, Rita Pena, Harvey Pust,
.olette Quilting, Gary Rindahl,
Donna Rossol, Merton Rae, Ro-
land Rossol, Timothy Sampson,
Delvin Seaman, Linda Satra,
Dennis Schow, Kay Stanford, Bob
Stuart, Helen Sanchez, Sherry
Smith, Gary Tank, Quay Tippett,
Linda Vik, Vernon Waller, Allen
Wiederrich, Sandra Witt, Sylvia Z
Yoder. (
GRADE 8
Joann Akers, Gail Atchison, :
Charles Banta, Barbara Berner, !
sandra Bratberg, Glenn Breitling, !
CAROL Buehler, Fred Buxbaum, r
Donna Clark, Donna Kay Capito, !
Nancy Chin, Steve Christensen, i
susan Conway, Gerald Deckert, s
Dolores Dynneson, Linda Denni- {
on, Charlotte Doyle, Susan Eek T
ey, Marvin Eicholtz, Wayne Emit 7
ell, Myra Frazier, Mary Ann 7
OK, Linda Guffanti, Douglas Ha- !
en-, Grant Hall, Linda Hansen, T
lilly Harper, Cecilia Henderson, F
raymond Henderson, Larry Her I
on, Arlys Hollom, Cheryl Holm f
Iuist, Rita Hood, Janet Hover :
Mary Ellen Harper, Don I
'osephson, Marilyn Johnson, =
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-25

Joyce Haines, Patty Ann Haines,
Darlene Habedank, Roger Hagen,
Ray Hartman, Karen Hyde, Gym
thia Jensen, Larry Johnson, Mark
Johnson, Robert Knopp, Eugene
Kruger, Nancy Kukkola, Leroy
Keller, Caroline Kukus, Geraldine
Laid, Jeanelle LaMance, Jane
Little, Rodney Lorenz, Christine
McLain, Hickey Mason, Richard
Mayes, Iona Miller, Rocky Minch,
Kathey Miller, James Means,
Karen Murray, James Ness,
Kathleen Oldenburg, Gene Otto,
Ellen Peterson, Sylvia Pust, Bar
bara Peterson, Patricia Price, Ste
ven Quilting, Ronald Ruggles,
Lola Sheehan, Kenneth Sorensen,
Barbara Sather, Robert Schmoll,
Jay Sissel, Gary Smith, Cathie
Tuott, Terry Verhasselt, Rather
inc Viestenz, Marilyn Williams,
Richard Williams, Francine York,
Bob Zadow, Susan Zieske.
GRADE 6
Shirley Adler, Corinne Banta,
Sandra Beagle, Peggy Becker,
Carlene Benson, Karen Berry,
Donna Bonner, Mary Lou Brown,
Bonnie Burns, Holly Brekhus,
Janice Carter, Barbara Chapman,
Clara 10 Dige, Kay Eckley, Den
mis- Evanson, Donald Engelke,
Linda Foss, Richard Herman,
Connie Hopperstad, Neil Hartman,
Duane johnson, Kathleen John
son, Herbert Jubin, Kay Kangas,
Sally 10 Laci, John Levno, Mi
chael Little, Jerry Lorenz, Nancy
Leastman, Kenneth Mcdonald,
Bruce McMorris, Gayle McVay,
Carroll Meschke, Connie Mont
gomery, Patricia Mock, Larry
Catherine Nelson, Sharon
Otto, David Pena, James Petersen,
Jerry Petersen, Robert Petersen,
Ricky Potts, Karen Pillatzke, Ell
ray Rosaaen, Jill Redgren, Ronnie
Bounce, Connie Schields, Tad
Schilling, Anna Schmierer, Judy
Sheehan, Patty Slip, Audrey
Strasheim, Paula Strom, Kurt
Stolzenburg, Bobby Swigart,
Thomas Satra, Virginia Tyler,
Alan Tofte, Myrna Ulshafer, Don
I'D Unterseher, Gary Whited, Roy
Catherine Weick, Gloria
Wagner, Wayne York.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-25

Ball, Lee Baker, Molea Becker,
Ross Benson, Jack Berner, Don
Bonner, Dione Bowman, Carla
Brattin. Sandra Brown, Carol
Conroy, Kathleen Cornelia, Craig
Cummins, Johnny Dasinger, Kathy
Dennison, Russell Dige, Debbie
Dishon, Peggy Dombrosky, Dennis
Gaub, Karen Gedrose, Joyce
Green, Cynthia Gregg, Paul Gros-
hart, Bobby Gunderson, Linda
Heacock, Barbara Habedank, Nan
cy Hansen, Leora Hatch, Rodney
Helm, Deane Henderson, Jimmy
Hood, Terry Johnson, Doug Kali
levig, Linda Kallevig, Karen
Kohlman, Walter Kroemer, Mari
lyn Keller, Monte Larson, Mary
Marynik, Steve McChesney, Leon
Martin, Kurt McRae, Steven
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-25
Sidney Grade
School Normal
Progress Roll

The following students have
made normal progress for the
six weeks period ending October
IL, 1856.
GRADE I
Susan Adler, Audrey Anderson,
Craig Anderson, Roger Anderson,
Sharon Anderson, Lynette Atchi-
son, Barbara Bratberg, Karen
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-25

n TIE SIDNEY HERALD
~ Thursday. Oct. Is. 1855