The Sidney herald., 1957-07-18
Richey


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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wall an
son Mike of Stockton, Californi
were visitors last week in tn
home of the Fred Collisions. Tn
Walls were enroute to Milwau
kee with stop overs in Minot, \
Oak, Minneapolis and Hammond
Indiana.
Word was received from tn
Hollis Collisions that they hat
started to Montana but had thei
car wrecked in South Dakota b,
having someone back into th'
highway just in front of them 81
the Callison car plowed into thu
stalled vehicle. Since the driver
of the stalled pickup were botf
drunk, had no lights and had M
brakes they were responsible fol
all costs, but so much time wa:
consumed in getting the a II
shape again that Hollis and fam
lily had to return to Indiana with
out reaching Montana.
Recently we gave an account
of the showers which were given
for Mrs. Billy Garfield but nc
mention was made of the get-ac-
quainted picnic which was spon-
sored by George and Lucille Can
field to introduce their grandson
to their friends and neighbors.
This was an old fashioned picnic
with boilers of coffee, homemade
ice cream. etc, and last but not
least, the getting together of old
friends. The Canfields are at
least determined that the art OF
friendship and hospitality shall
not cease to exist in their neigh
borhood. The guests reported a
wonderful time and while little
Douglas Roland didn't comment
on the fact, we suspect he felt
quite honored at having two
grandmothers and two great
grandmothers helping with the
festivities. The great grandmoth-
ers we're Mrs. VIM. Gillespie of
Richey and Mrs. Chas. Eichorn
of Scobey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Pieper of
New London, Wisconsin, are VS.
iting his uncle, Herman Volbrecht
and family this week.
Elaine Raisl, Phyllis Whitmer
and Rita Whiteman of the Inter
mediate class went to Christian
Camp at Luccock
Park. They were transported by
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Raisl on Sat
June Is, and stayed over
hight in Billings enroute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Culver
-eturned home from Coopers-
own, N. Oak, where they had
lttended the celebration of the
'5th anniversary of that city and
he 5Oth anniversary of the Luz
heran church there. They were
accompanied home by Mrs. Cul-
,er's niece, Elizabeth Steffin.
Mrs. Henry Youngman of St.
loud, MINI, came Tuesday for
visit with relatives. She was ac-
.ompanied here by her nephews,
Robert Sutherland and NARROW
zuroff.
Robert Williams left Saturday
week ago for New York on his
hree weeks United Nations Trip
yhich is sponsored by the Re
ekah and Oddfellow lodges.
Seman Poppe of Kooske, Idaho,
old timer of this community
here for a visit with friends.
The Past Matron's club OF
Marshall Chapter No. l02
l.E.S. held their meeting in the
ONE of Mrs. Edna Grundmeyer
Wednesday afternoon. There
ere nine members present.
MI. and Mrs. Eddie Carlson
nd children left Monday for
leir home in Bremerton, Wn.,
fter visiting the Thomas Carl
IN and Charles Miller families
IT the past three weeks.
Mrs. Melvin Hegele and chill
rem from Fairview returned to
leir home after visiting her par
ats, MIR and Mrs. Pete Carlson
nd her sister, Mrs. John Belts
nd children of Spokane, Wn-,
ere for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Schwartz
nd son of San Diego, California
Isited friends in Richey We'd
esday. They had visited relatives
Savage and the Retah Table. :
Mrs. Nora Carpenter spent a ,
w days visiting in the home of !
rs. Fauney B~utterfield and
aughter Jean. She returned to {;
pr horne Thursday.
The annual rehabilitation serv- |
e of the Methodist church was c
I'D at the church Sunday with S
Rev. Henry c. Mecklenburg,
only former pastor who was G
lie to attend, in charge of the v
orning service. A fellowship r
nner followed the worship SER \
&c at which Mr. Otis Waters r
ted as master of ceremonies. :
stters from former pastors, Rev.
ay HaWley, Rev. Joe Ashworth
d Rev. j. D. Smith we're read.
r. P. p. Lawrence gave the his
ry of the church. Mrs. Vernon
wis brought greetings from
and Mrs. Roy Richey, who
e patients in the Sidney Me-
hospital, also Mr.. Rich
d Libby. Mrs. George T. Porter N
Carmel, California and S
IS. Susie Johnston also from IL
lifornia were present, at this 81
,asion. Flowers were furnish G
by Mrs. Henry Yeo, Mrs.
as. A. Johnson, Mrs. Rudolph d;
lschied and Mrs. Fred CALI q
/. n
Mrs. Vernon Lewis returned D
ursday from Forrest Grove, G.
.gon, from her two week va
ion. Her friend Mrs. Mildred
lies from Omaha, Nebr., met y
: at Missoula at the close of te