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The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
: STEDMAN

Miss Gloria Hafemann, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hafe-
mann of Savage, and WILDER
Stedman, son of Harrison Sted-
man, of Sentinel Butte, N. D.,
were united in marriage at 800
p. m, May rs. Services were
held at the Saviors Lutheran
church in Glendive.
Rev. Myer performed the i'm
preSsive ceremony.
Muriel Stedman and frankie
Moray, sister and friend of the
groom were attendants.
A lunch was served after the
ceremony. The bride and groom
left for Billings the following
day, where he will be employed
in the Mobile Service Station.
Those who attended the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hafemann and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Verlin Gebhardt and fami-
ly and Mrs. Carl Gebhardt of
Savage. Mr.. Harrison Stedman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Stedman
and family and Mrs. Truster of
Sentinel Butte, N. D.
A shower was given at the
Wayne Stedman home at Senti-
mel Butte the afternoon before
the wedding.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
Tom Quilting
Given National
Recognition

The Wigwam WiSemen of
America have notified Tom Quill
ling, Sidney high school gradual
ing senior, that he has been Sc
lected as a member of the Ma
tional High School All American
Basketball team. This automatic
ally places Toms name on the
eligible list to take part in the
first annual east-west All Star
basketball game at Hutchinson,
Kansas, June IA, 1857. Only 20
senior boys from the nations
high schools will be picked for
this all-expense paid trip.
Tom was a member of Coach
Toby Kangas' first team for the
past three years. He was one of
the teams outstanding scorers,
play maker and defensive men.
He played at the guard position
and occasionally at forward. Dur
ing the past season, he was chos-
en- as Class A all state guard.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
.SefbanLeague
Formed And
Games Scheduled

Softball is coming back to
Sidney with the formation of
the Sidney church softball league.
To date, teams from Pella, Trim
ity, Congregational, Methodist
and st. Philomena's have organ
lied or are organizing teams.
Any other church wishing to
get into the league is asked to
contact R. L. Buehler, city recre
alton director. Team members
must be members of the church
for which they play and anyone
from six to sixty is welcome.
Members of the churches should
contact the team captains If
they wish to play; Stan Dreyer
and Ray Hundtoft of Pella, Ray
Blomquist of Trinity, Ron Stuart
of the Congregational, Joe Schan-
er of st. Pills, and Walt Quill
ling of the Methodist.
Teams will play Monday and
Wednesday evenings at 600 at
the two softball parks located at
Sunset homes, and at the water
tower park In the NE part OF
town. Schedule for the first two
weeks are:
June 3 - Trinity VS.. Pella
Brotherhood at the tower; Pella
league VS.. Congregational at Sun
set.
June S - Methodist VS.. St.
Phil at Sunset.
June 10 Methodist VS.. st.
Phil at Sunset.
June 10 - Methodist VS.. Trim
at Tower; Pella VS.. Congreg.,
1T Sunset.
June II - Pella VS.. st. Phil's
1t Sunset.
June II - Trinity VS.. st. Pills
It Sunset; Methodist VS.. Cong,
It Tower.
June 10 = Pella League VS..
'ella at Sunset.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
Vacation School
Program At
Lonsdale Church

Vacation church school will be
held at the Lonsdale Methodist
church June 3 = 7 for children
from 3 years of age through the
seventh grade. The kindergarten
will be in session from $50 to
11:30 a. m. each day. The chill
dren from the first grade through
the seventh grade will meet from
900 to 1870 a. m. and 100 to
$3.50 p. m. each day. The themes
being used throughout the vaca-
ton church school are Widen
ing Relationships" Jesus, and
Gods World and Ours" A movie
will be shown each afternoon.
The staff is as follows:
Mrs. VIM. Henderson, kinder
garten supt.; Mrs. Paul Johnson,
3-year-olds' teacher, with Janice
Ebersole, assistant; Mrs. Earl
Krause, 4-year-olds' teacher, with
Linda Burns, assistant; Barbara
Kappel and Kathy Peterson, CO.
teachers for 5~-year-olds; Mrs.
II. hdSDOiididy 1SI 81 quo CdIllSl
with Mrs. Robert st. Cyr, assis-
tant; Gloria Enghusen and Ruth
Browning, co-teachers for End
Mrs. Sterling Swigart, Sd grade
teacher, with Louise Weaver, as
s~iStant; Mrs. Leslie Nevins, Attn
grade teacher with Dorothy Jones,
assistant; Mrs. Charles Douglas,
5th grade boys with Mrs. Fred
Mielke and Mary Ellen Kopp, as
siStants; Mrs. John Burns and
Mrs. Vernon Schanley, co-teach-
ars for 5th grade girls with Rose
Swigart and Tana Burns as as
sistants; Mrs. Afford Bahls, 9th
and 7th grade teachers with
Sharon Ebersole, assistant.
Mrs. Walter Quilting will be
he song director; Mrs. Glen
Hartman, woodworking dept. di-
-%ector; and Mrs, Harry French
IT., general supt.
Others assisting in this work
will be Mrs. Lionel Gall. Elaine
Stanford, Karen Kangas and
Delmore.
An all church picnic will be
leld June 9th following the
services for all families
# the church. This will be the
of vacation church school.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30

AMERICANISM ESSAY
WINS STATE AWARD

Mrs. Norman Shotnakoff, Amer
icanism chairman for the local
American Legion Auxiliary, has
received word from the State
Americanism Department chair
man that the essay submitted by
Georgann Lindvig, which won
first place in the county contest
had been given honorable men,
ton in the junior division of the
state contest.
Georgann is a seventh grade
student at the Hardy school
taught by Mrs. Art Delamore.
Presentation of the award will
be made to Miss Lindvig at the
next regular meeting of the
Auxiliary to be held Monday
evening, June 10.
This essay contest on Ameri-
canism is sponsored annually by
the American Legion Auxiliary.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
Alvin Herbert
Rites Friday At
Trinity Lutheran

Funeral services for Leslie Alvin
Herbert, SIS, were held Friday at
200 pm. from the Trinity Luz
theran church with the Rev. John
w. Chambers officiating. Burial
was made in the Sidney cemetery
with the Cloyd-G order Mortuary
in charge.
Mr.. Herbert died Sunday at his
home in Sidney of a heart attack.
He was born February 4, 1892
in Custer, S. D., the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Kirk Herbert and came
with his parents to Montana in
1898. Several years later he To-
Gated in Sidney.
Mr. Herbert served with
the U. S. Army during World War
/, and after his release from the
armed forces he farmed near
Richey.
In 1923 he married Lulu Con-
nelly and in 1887 the family NOV
ed to Sidney.
Survivors include his wife; three
daughters, Miss Fern Herbert of
Sidney, Mrs. John Thorland and
Miss Hazel Herbert of Seattle,
Wash; two stepdaughters, Mrs.
Pearl Johnson and Mrs. Dorothy
York of Fresno, Calf; a son, Max
Herbert of Sidney and one step
son, Erwin Connolly. He also
leaves three brothers, William of
Spanaway, Wash, Milo of Mis-
soula, Mont, and Evlin of Bill
ings, Mont; two sisters, Mrs.
Theodore Palmer of Clinton, Mont.
and Mrs. Gertrude Torkelson of
Roseburg, Oregon; and four grand
children, one great grandchild and
several nieces and nephews.
Military rites were in charge of
.ichland County American Lee
gion Post No. IL.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
Sidney Man Is
Appointed To
Brotherhood

Alger L. Kingsley, Sidney, has
been appointed a representative
of Lutheran Brotherhood, fra
ternal life insurance society, ii
is announced by o. B. H~aroldson,
general agent at Billings.
A native of Sutton, N. D.,
Kingsley was graduated from
high school in his home town
and attended Mayville State
Teachers College and University
of North Dakota, where he re-
ceived the Bachelor of Science
degree.
From 1852 until he joined Luz
theran Brotherhood, Kingsley was
a teacher in Yellowstone School
District No. 2 in Billings. Earlier
he had been employed for three
years as a sales representative
for Reinhard Bros. Inc, in Far
go. N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsley and
their son Kim, reside at $40
9th st. Sc in Sidney. Before
moving to Sidney they were
members of Lutheran Church of
the Good Shepherd in Billings,
where Mr.. Kingsley was a men,
Der of the board of parish edu-
cation and the stewardship COM
mittee.
Lutheran Brotherhood is one
of the largest fraternal life in
surance societies in the country
with over $3.50 million of life
insurance in force, according to
Mr.. Haroldson.
The society's benevolence bud
get this year totals over S350,000
and includes 149 scholarships to
students in Lutheran colleges and
seminaries, as well as other
church-related projects.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
TRANSFERS TO
SWINK, COLO.

o. P. (Pat) Kottwitz super
intendent of the Holly Sugar
Corp, has been transferred to
Swink, Colo, as Superintendent
of that factory.
The first of May, the sugar
employees in all divisions enter
tanned him at a farewell stag
dinner.
Mrs. Kottwitzhas has been hon.
ored at a number of parties and
ooffees.
They tell us they will miss
their many wonderful friends and
acquaintance which they have
made in the year they lived in
Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kottwitz, DeLane
and Bruce left today for their
new home.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
LONSDALE METHODIST
TO HOLD CHURCH
CONFERENCE JUNE s

II was announced by the Rev.
Reuben Dutton that DR.. L. Ed
win Cooke, District Superinten-
dent of the Montana Conference
of the Methodists, will be in
Sidney for the annual church
quarterly conference to be held
Wednesday, June 5 at 7:30 p. m.
Rev. Dutton further stated that
each department of the church
will make an annual report of
its work. This conference is open
TO all members and friends of
the church, and the following
reports will be given:
Commission on Missions, Mrs.
Afford Bahls; Commission on
Education, Mrs. Carl Brattin;
Commission on Finance, Mr.. Ken
meth Mcdonald; Commission on
Membership and Evangelism, Mrs.
Harry Kries.
The Treasurer's report will be
given by Mrs. Dolly Williams;
the financial report by Mrs. Carl
Johnson; the Sunday Bible re-
port by Mrs. Harry French; the
ST.. Methodist Youth Fellowship,
Dorothy Jones, and Intermediate
Fellowship, Roger Edmondson.
Trustees report Mr.. Ralph P.
Blair and the report of the Pas
toral Relations Committee will be
given by Mr.. Walter Knoop.
Rev. Dutton will give a resume
Of the work of the church and
make suggestions for the COM
ing year. Nominating committee
will be appointed by Mrs. Ster-
ling Swigart. There will be a
fellowship hour following the
conference. Rev. Dutton empha-
sized that all members and
friends of the church are urged
TO be present.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
GARBAGE PICKUP
WILL CONCLUDE
CLEANUP WEEK

Sidney's annual Cleanup,
Paint-up, Fix-up Week will come
to a close this Sunday when the
Junior Chamber of Commerce,
sponsors of the campaign, will
man a fleet Of 18 trucks which
will pick up and transport rub
bish to the city dump.
All residents are urged to
clean out their %attics, Easements,
garages and yards and place the
rubbish in cardboard containers
in their alleys. The Jaycees'
trucks will cover the entire city
in an effort TO conclude their
project on Z successful note.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
Seventeen Will
Be Shown at High
School June LIST

At last the film Seventeen"
has come to our community. This
film has been advertised in the
Moody Monthly" magazine and
is widely acclaimed to be an
excellent film. 1t has been shown
in large cities such as Minneap-
oils and StA Paul. This hour long
black and white film sponsored
by the Richland County Youth
Crusaders will be shown in the
Sidney high school auditorium
June /, at 7:45 p. m.
The story is centered around
a young Christian girl who has
recently moved to a new town.
AS it tells about her experiences
in this new town, it reveals the
struggle young people have to
uphold the high standards of
Christian living and principles
which are a challenge to any
youth of today in getting the best
out of life. The obstacles which
fee this girl and the friends she
makes in school r problems
whic hare similar to the prob
lens young people all over the
nation r facing.
If you are a person, young
old, who would like to find
the answer to the problems of
life and how to cope with them,
you will not want to miss see
ing this film.
Besides having an inspiring
it has a message that is
challenge to everyone.
The characteristics are portray
ed expertly, and the songs that
are sung have been arranged by
Carmichael and will re-
main with one for a lifetime.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
City Garbage
Committee Makes
Statement

AT a recent meeting of the
garbage commissioners and the
garbage pickup crew members,
discussion of the various prob
lens of the department were in
order. We feel that we have gone
a long way toward the efficient
department that we want to have
operating here in Sidney, but
concluded there were a number
of things on the part of the COM
miSSioners, the garbage pickup
crew and the patrons that can
be improved. We have resolved
to take the necessary moves to
correct the first two but feel that
the latter should rest with the
patrons themselves.
The greatest Shortcoming here
is still in the lack of proper
garbage cans and racks to get
them off the ground. All perish
able garbage must be put in cans
with tight-fitting covers as stat
ed in our city garbage ordinance.
Putting any type of garbage on
the ground is prohibited as well
so use your old uncovered cans
and boxes for lawn clippings and
such that do not attract flies. The
business section could well con-
form in this matter of keeping
papers confined in boxes or con-
tainerS so they will not blow
around. The ordinance provides
4 fine and imprisonment for vi
olations of the various articles.
We should consider our alleys
and garbage places as essentially
part of u clean up, paint up
program, but then our alleys,
garbage cans, stands, ETC., are just
ONE of the facts that reflect
Iur type of housekeeping, so Of
curse we will get it done.
Respectfully yours,
Garbage Committee.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
DVBS AT FIRST.
BAPTIST
.JITNE 3-7

Daily Vacation Bible school
will begin at the First Baptist
church, 104 4th Ave. Sc, on
June 3 through the 7th, with the
program of the Bible school on
Sunday evening, June 9th.
We are using Scripture Press
material with many interesting
projects for all ages. Anyone not
attending Bible school elsewhere,
between the ages of 4 years old
through the intermediate age
group, is invited to come.
Our teachers will present a BIZ
ble-centered Bible study each
day, plus interesting missionary
stories of actual missionary hap
penings. Don't miss out on this
opportunity.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
RAY ATTENDS
NEW YORK LIFE
AGENTS

Ray ingalls,, local New York
Life agent, has returned from Vic
toria, B. c., where he attended an
educational conference May 20
"a. This conference was a course
of instruction in advanced under
writing of life insurance in the
business insurance and estate
planning field.
This is an annual school for
members of New York Lies Star
Club. Requirement for Star Club
membership are outstanding sales
and service to policy holders.
Mr.. ingalls, has been with New
York Life for three years in this
area and is now permanently To-
Gated in Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
Committees For
Sidney Woman's
Club For Year

Program for afternoon meet
ings: Mrs. G.. r. Magruder, Mrs
j. w. Harnish and Mrs. Irwin
Atchison.
Program for evening meetings
Mrs. Lloyd Delamore, Mrs. Al.
ford Bahls and Mrs. Dudley
Stone.
Special music: Mrs. Harry Mix
elson,. Mrs. Ralph Osborn anc
Mrs. Geo. Schafer.
Finance and budget: Mrs. IT.
vim Atchison, Mrs. Myrtle De-
Rouchey and Mrs. j. F. Murphy
Auditing: Mrs. J. F. Murphy,
10 Rogers, Mrs. Katie Buckley.
Historian: Mrs. Chris N. Han
ser.
Press and Radio: Mrs. Al Johns,
Mrs. N. Shotnakoff and Mrs.
Bert LeSueur.
Courtesy: Mrs. B. McLain, Mrs.
Al Johns, Mrs. L. Atchison.
Membership: Mrs. Ben HUXLEY,
Mrs. c. j. Woodruff, Mrs. G.. II.
Magruder, Mrs. Afford Banls.
Mrs. Fred Andersen, Mrs. j. Il.
Clark and Mrs. Bailey Fisher.
Nominating: Mrs. Ralph Os-
born, Mrs. B. McLain, Mrs. Irene
Lalonde.
Telephone: Mis-. N. Shotna-
koff, Mrs. Nick Hansen, Mrs. C.
j. Woodruff, Mrs. Grace Cork
ran and Mrs. Elmer Sorensen.
Constitution and Bylaws: Mrs.
j. F. Murphy, Mrs. Irene La
londe and Mrs. Eugene Will.
Communication Dept: Mrs. c.
L. Brattin, Mrs. Eugene Will and
Mrs. Bailey Fisher.
Community Affairs Dept: Hos
pital Linen Guild Mrs. 3.
LeSueur, Mrs. A. Bahls. T. e.
Seals Mrs. j. F. Murphy,
Mrs. E. Sorensen, Mrs. H. Mikel-
son. Health - Mrs. B. Hubley,
Mrs. D Stone. Youth Conserva-
ton - Mrs. l.. Delamore, Mrs.
[. Atchison. Institutional Rela-
.ionship Mrs. Ralph Osborn.
Education Dept: Library -.
Mrs. G. R. Magruder, Mrs. R. S.
Mutt, Mrs. c. E. Varco, Mrs.
Sarah Kittleson.
Library Tea - Mrs. L. Della
more, Mrs. H. c. Kreis, Mrs.
Katie Buckley and 10 Rogers.
Fine Arts Dept: Music - An
lual Concert Tea - Mrs. E. Sor-
'nsen, Mrs. j. F. Murphy, Mrs.
Ebersole, Mrs Nick Hansen
nd Mrs. Geo .Schafer.
Home Dept: Religion - Mrs.
/. c. Kreis, Mrs. I. Atchison,
drs. N. Shotnakoff.
International Affairs Dept
IRIS. j. w. Harnish, Mrs. B. Le-
'ueur, Mrs. c. j. Woodruff, Mrs.
{. H. Clark. Legislative - Mrs.
!. S. Mutt, Mrs. c. L. Brattin,
1rs. F. Andersen. Ground OBJ
srver Corps: Mrs. Bailey Fisher.
ed Cross Blood Bank - Mrs.
:. Bahls, Mrs. Ben Hubley.
Religions of the World Dept:
Irs. A. Bahls.
Womans Club members are
sked to pleased clip out this
st for reference during the
Immer vacation period until the !
ear books are distributed at the
rst meeting in October. I
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
GINA BIBLE SCHOOL
BEGINS JUNE Bird

Pioneering with Christ" will
be the theme of the Daily Vaca-
ton Bible school at the C&MA
church in Sidney beginning at
900 a. m. TO 3 p. m. on June
3 through 7th.
Glasses are open to children
from age 3 through young peo-
pie with a challenge to adventure
into Bible truths.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
Sidney High
Eagles Excel in
1867 Sports

Two state championships and
n second place tie made the
Eagles of Sidney the outstanding
sportsmen for the year 1867.
This Eastern Montana Class A
school tied with Laurel for the
runner-up spot in football, tied
with Great Falls Central for the
basketball league championship,
won the state basketball tourna-
ment, and overwhelmed the oppo-
sition TO win top honors in the
state track meet.
Sidney had a seasons football
record of six wins, n loss and
one tie. Their lone loss was to
Glendive and the tie wa with
Great Falls Central. The Eagles
did not meet the Champion Bill
ings Central eleven.
While playing rs basketball
games, Sidney lost but five. In
the Class A Tourney at Billings,
the Eagles five regulars all av-
eraged in the double scoring col
umn making the Eagles the I'M
beatable team they we're. Some
Montana sportsmen picked Sid
ney as the top basketball team in
the state for the year 1857.
During the track season, Sidney
competed in five meets, winning
them all including the Eastern
Divisional and Glass A State In
terscholastic at Missoula.
Many Sidney athletes received
state and nationwide recognition
for their outstanding perform
ances.
Senior Bob Potts was chosen
first team all state football center,
first team all state basketball CEN
ter, Glass A state high hurdle
and member of the Ma
tional High School All American !
football 5th team. :
Senior Tom Quilting was chosen I
first team all state football quar-
terback, first team all state bas-
Setball guard, Class A state jave-
in champion and a member of the c
National High School All Ameri-
an basketball team. r
Senior Jack Marion was chosen
irst team all state basketball tour \
lament guard and second team all :
tate football end. Q
Senior Grin Anderson was chos-
first team all state basketball :
onward and Class A state pole !,
-ault champion. q
Senior Gene Sattler was chosen Il
irst team all state football tackle
nd All American honorable men, Q
ion in football. /
Senior Jerry Christensen was \
.hosen first team all state foot !
,an guard. s
Junior John Marman was chos-
n first team all state football a
and Class A state dis 6
us champion.
Junior Doyle Dotson is the Class U
|. state champion in the 100, 220 y
nd $40 yard dashes. =,
Head football coach at Sidney =
Don Shading and Toby Kan
as, selected by the United Press l.
nd Associated Press as basket t
all Coach of the Year." heads c
lat sport and track.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30

We wish to thank our many
relatives and friends for the love-
ly party given in honor of our
45th wedding anniversary which
we enjoyed very much. We also
wish to thank MI. and Mrs.
Christ Larson for the lovely sup
per at their home which preceded
the evenings entertainment at
the NYA hall.
MFR. and Mrs. Jake Obergfell (c)
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
Remember -?
Early Day Sidney News Briefs
Compiled by
Mrs. Arthur Nelson
Helena, Montana

Over tWenty-thousand were in
attendance a THE Richland Coun-
ty Fair. This was the largest
crowd in the history of the Fair
Association. Good music, exciting
races, excellent free acts, Won
derful fireworks provided real
entertainment. Over five thou
sand exhibits were displayed at
Montana's greatest county fair.
Harold DePue can we'll be proud
that his untiring efforts were not
in vain.
Sept. TO-, 1926
On Saturday morning at the
home of the brides parents &C.
CURED the wedding of Mr.. Nord
Lund and Miss Gwendolyln Lo-
ken. Rev. Boon officiated. Only
the family and close friends wit
messed the ceremony. Miss Lo-
ken is one of Sidney's most pop
ular young ladies and Mr.. Lund
has a responsible position with
the Bendon Auto Company. Their
many friends will join with us
in extending hearty %congratula-
tons. The happy young couple.
left for Billings where they will
spend a few days and we are.
pleased to note that they will
make Sidney their future home.
Sept. IL, 1926,
DR.. and Mrs. Gowdy arrived,
Wednesday from Miami, Florida
having been met at Williston by
w. K. Adams and H. E. Nielsen
bach. They will visit with friends;
for a few days. They are former
residents of Sidney.
Sept. 18th. 1926
Ruth Merrill, Marie Neugaard,
Waldo Merrill and Frank Alling
leave this week for Mis-
,oula where they will take I'D,
heir studies at the University.
Sept II, 1926
BIG CHARIVARI Several
1oung couples of Sidney who
we're recently married were
,ongratulating themselves on the
act that the bunch" had over
ooked them, but it was just for
time. Their many friends
wooped down on them. Heading
he procession in a large truck
we're Mr. and Mrs. Nord Lund,
dr. and Mrs. Jack Schmidt, Mr..
nd Mrs. Earl Empi, Mr.. and
1rs. Vern Butterfield and M.
nd Mrs. Gordon Stewart. 1t was
splendid ovation which the
Dung people were accorded and
videnced the popularity and
which exists here
Or them, and it was an occasion
nat will long be remembered.
Sept. II, 1926
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
CARD OF THANKS

I take this means TO thank those
who sent cards and gifts and visited
me during my stay at the hospital.
Thank you. too. DR.. Harper. and the
friendly, efficient staff of the Com
munity Memorial hospital. Also. a
thank you 10 Rev. White and Rev.
Chambers for their spiritual help. God
bless you all.
Mrs. Thron Lindevig. (pd)
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
G.
POSTPONES
tn "rNE IL

The regular meeting of Victory
Local has been postponed one
week and will be held Thursday,
June 13. The meeting will begin
at 300 and will be held in
the NYA hall.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
CARD OF THANKS

We take this means of express
ing our sincere thanks to all
friends for the many kindnesses
shown to us at the time of the
sudden death of our loved one. 1t
would be impossible to mention
the many expressions of sympathy
extended to us but all we're sim
cerely appreciated and will be
long remembered. Our special
thanks to Rev. Chambers for his
comforting message.
Mrs. Lulu Herbert, Fern
Herbert, Ruth Thorland,
Hazel Herbert, Max Her
bert, Pearl Johnson, Dor
othy York, Erwin Connolly.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
NOTICE

To whom it may concern:
The identity of the young man
and women who INDUCED in a
drinking brawl at our bedroom
door early Sunday morning is
known to us and to the authori-
ties whom we notified.
Helen and Paul Heringer.
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