The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14

In the Lambert community and
at the Herb LeSueur home at
Enid Sunday.
Mrs. Fritz Reikofski and dalIgh-
ter Pat drove over from Column
bus Monday to spend a few days
at the Hurry Carey home and get
acquainted with their new little
grandson and nephew born Fri
day, June 8 at the Community
| Memorial hospital. Miss Reikofski
Is on vacation from her position
as x-ray technician at the Leland
| Stanford University hospital in
| San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Simon
son had for their recent house
guests their son-in-law and
| daughter, MIR. and Mrs. Max
Hodge of Albuquerque, N. M.
Mrs. Bill Wilt of Tahoe City,
| California, her sister, Mrs. Hazel
| Palmer and their brothers, NARROW
| Chapman of Rio Linda, California,
land Harold Chapman of
Elk Grove, California, called
on old friends in Sidney Tues
day. They were on their return
| from their former home in Cries.
bard, S. Oak, where they took in
| the towns Golden Jubilee cele-
bration. Their father, H. o. Chap
man, also of Rio Linda, accom-
panied them to Cresbard and
| stopped at Baker for a visit with
an old friend there while his
family came on to Sidney TO spend
| the day. The H. o. Chapman
family were former Sidney resi-
| dents, where MIR. Chapman was
| employed in the Holly factory for
many years. Mrs. Bill Wilt is the
widow of the late Floyd Blodgett
and they also made their home
in Sidney where MIR. Blodgett was
an employee at the Holly factory.
| Mrs. Wilt and Mrs. Palmer,
| friends of the EDITORS sister and
her family in Rio Linda, made
a pleasant call at the Herald Of
flee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kruger
have returned from a vacation
trip on which they spent three
days in Minot while in attendance
at the annual state convention of
stockmen, and its auxiliary "The
Cowbells." Following the conven-
ton they visited the Interna-
tional Peace Garden and went
on from there on a trip to
Brandon, Winnipeg and other Ca
madam points. They returned via
Lake of the Woods in northern
| Minnesota, and through eastern
| North Dakota with a stop at Gar
rison dam. They report that there
has been SO much rain in Canada,
| Minnesota and eastern North Da-
kota that farmers IRE unable to
work in their flooded fields.
Miss MArlene Mcdonald, who
is taking nurses training at Butte
| Memorial hospital this summer in
connection with her college course
for nurses, enjoyed a four-day
visit at her home here the past
week.
Mrs. John Blanchard and
daughters, Barbara and Suzanne
of Portland, Ore, are visiting here
at the home of Mrs. Blanchard's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Hanto. The Hantos met them in
Glendive Tuesday night.
Mrs. John Worthing and chill
dren, Charles, Caroline and
Kathy, left Wednesday to return
to their home at Thompson Falls
after a weeks visit here with
Mrs. Workings mother, Mrs. F.
B. Lauster, and among old
friends. They visited over night
in Glendive with Mr.. Workings
mother, Mrs. Mary Worthing, and
left from there for home Thurs
day today.
Jerry Hanto, who is in his
junior year of civil engineering
at Montana State College in
Bozeman, has accepted employ
ment for the summer with the
Card Engineering Company of
Helena.
Miss 10 Rogers left Wednesday
for Wallace, Idaho, where she
will visit at the home of a niece
and her family. She will return
from there to Missoula for the
second summer school session at
the state university and be back
in Sidney before the opening of
school this fall.
Carl Weatherston returned last
week from Missoula, where he
graduated from the state univer-
sity with majors in business adj
ministration and political science.
He will leave the middle of this
month for service in the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weatherston were
in Missoula for their sons grad
uation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mason re-
turned Friday from a ten days
motor trip to the western part
of the state, where they went to
attend commencement week activ-
tiles at Montana State College in
Bozeman. Their son Jerry grad
uated with honors from the
School of Chemical Engineering
with a B. A. Degree. After a
brief vacation he will return for
summer school and plans to con-
tinue graduate work until he has
his masters degree. Following
graduation Jerry and his wife and
little daughter, Mary Lee, &C
COMMANDED his parents on a trip