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:. ALExANpRIA AREA
ARLINGTON
RETIRED
ARLINGTON

Immaculate brick rambler, Ideally
suited for retired couple with about
$4,000 cash. You can take over
total monthly payments Of only
$50 BY assuming existtns AZ trust
81 SACK YARD n erisct sor az Fsrd enfso
or pets, Close 10 shops ana trsns.
portation.
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HOUSES ron sALr--MD.
gpRIN0FTEID

what . buy, .s3i 500, 8-bedrm. brk.
-. M .I s$ is ri s.s TX f aTi ~
s nlfs p0Ess seI sY'sI Isl
Geo. W. Robertson, Realtor
1850 vs. Si,s AZ; op,p ) g 81 b a-sla'
TAKOMA PK.--$13,500
Mr.. wash. SAM; charming s-rn,
sssy ssPms. W. ssss Dsn kAiskiLn RHRi
EgIATK. ~, e-1i03; ewes. IA,
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HOUSES F0R sALI-MD.

cUsToM-BUILr. new. s-bsdroom
brick rambler. with sep. din. nm,
Kitchen. fun bsmt and oNk
ACRE. near new APL and Port
Meade; le.55O. RIPLEY CO..
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What Is Your Philosophy

To keep paying rent or really -
live in q lovely home %
your own? Why not today,
without further delay, ia.
epect THIS Immaculate All.
brick home with 3 twin bed.
rooms, 2 tiled baths. formal
dining room. finished rec.
room, screened porehf Owner
New York bound. Assume BIZ
low-interest LIST trust: So
900 down. Act quickly On
this excellent buy. u. q
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TRAPpEDr


In that little Gle 9-bedroom
residence? Let's breathe this
VirRtnia air and view our
beautiful fan countryside.
just on Loreom lane in
Rfverwood area. a magnif-
tcent property only 4 years
Old is-acre sweeping corner
lot truly sets this residence
on from the rest. Center
entrance. 24-ft. hy. room.
l2xl5 dining room, kitchen
with eating space, ) big
sleeping rooms, ? tiled batls.
big basement. garage. 24-ft.
porch. Assume excellent
loan. 30-day occupancy. eau
todayl u 3-2O0a
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BRICK RAMBLER
STONE CAPE COD IN
DESIRABLE CHEVERLY

just listed for only $50. $50. PHA
feature desired Is hersT Custom
home with oak doors and trim.
l4x2s Nv. I'm. with stone fireplace.
sep. 1874 din. rn-. 1878 bed
nm. bath and foyer on LIST fopf.
plus 2 huge bedrnns. 10. Q powder
CONS. paneled rec. room In full
osmt-; maids rm-. screened porch
se ds e. s sosi..y ss . sssss1s
and freed; slate roof: i6-ft.
freezer, plus many other highly
scught-after features.
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7s-FT. BRICK RAMBLER
POWDER MILL ESTATES

Custom built in every respect
wooded lot IN area 81 Individuals
desisned homes. 3 nice-sized bed
zee. kis hf Ts il Spacious 81 'iE i've
rm,, huse combination breelsway.
screened porch TO attached ea-
rage. fun bsBt. with Dashboard
heat plus many other extra fsa-
lures that must be seen. A real
buy for only S24.e50. As low as
$1,000 down. balance on S0-yeaT
FHA loan.
THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
wa. 7-4S0o Realtors
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MoNTaoMERY cuUnfY

DANN0CKBUnN- AREA
--Briek Cape Cod: 4 bedrnas, 2ls
batha. nemi-ree. rm., full base
ment. safaee: on wooded lot. Waik
to school. transportation. etc. Ter
rife value in low eos for quick
sale. FHA. Immed. cccup. OWNER.
OF. 2-9077.
BBTHEsDA - Delightful 2-lledrm.
Cape Cod with stairs 70 expan1.
End a.: Sl7,D60. $4,000 FHA
i ssl1. 81 oEa1 1850 I'd y: H'-l-
BEfHEsDA-DIsTRkss SALE. Due
10 unforeseen circumstance. owner
Il forced to sacrifice Immediately.
Properly only 3 .yTs. old. with re-
ception hall, q bedrooms, 2 y
baths, elubrooua. Dc luxe kitchen;
5000 cash above $4,000 trusta
vii buy: $1,000 worth Of dfapee
and carpets included: gofgeous
lot; situated on dead-end eul de
sac. safe for children. cal NJ.
4 1'T E;1s 81 go 8 81. NC M; rnoAAs
BETHEsDA-Loveiy 3-bedrm. bun
galoy: set amons PIG trees: ~
M Nm NC go OF. $500 f II }. ~
BETHEsDA-charnins brick CAPE
Cod: bedrms. baths, PIC ser
RSFni' PsI n0;,n lLsss oY ND Nd. nc
OF. 6-7e00 i'll ..
B lI r. ! q WOOD : . ven
5a nsai buy x y So 1885, $50 biLtISos
s ..ss. f kH' LzE-ass Sc. LA. ESQ
Ss .s. q .t s.y 1soasS S s. sSs
hall plan with 4 bedrmg: ~
REAlILrioRs. 81. fsisco III dis Q.
BRADLEY.Wn.sON LANE AREA
Biz split level with I bedrms.. 3
baths PLUS large den; beaut
cleo. kit, sep. din. Fm.. porch,
garage; lovely corner lot; 2 all
conditioners: peri. eond. VACANT
California owner URGE quick sale
sriessa, ,I N ,tsSos T;S2gFFFpHi EHsAANslk
CARROLL KNOLLs > Like-new 3.
bedrm. brk. rambler. daylighi
ss nii sl &c i kis; Nv IN a assns
1900 an. All fcr 1880. BEERs
bRoe.. Ju. 5-1ol0.
cs g,N q cH.sE mr. M s.s ,,., lan .0S
sleeping pct, upstairs; full bsmt.'
trees: SIS, 800. SAMUEL Z. BOO.
LEY OF ND, INC, OIL. 6-7S0O
cHEvY CHASE, ND :-center-hall
brick Colonial, with 3 bedrms
and z baths, npacious living fm
heat, Lovely fenced yard: screened
porch; detAcheq gafage. Priced
e. only S22, 100. IN .2.92Q9.
INC. ives. OIL. 4.l3se.
c H. .i c.,AsE s ,Ss r. aSst n cr e.
market for Q new. brick .split-level
ioE occupancy now nc,,,.s cal l, Us sn Nc
s sssiIabI come around lnsfress n0S 81
ffEsSvfESss4i Hkf tc;Soc CO. COLONIAL
CHEVY CHASE vILLAGE-This Il
truly 3 show place Of CHEVY
Chase, Very large wooded lot and
home Is Of center-hall type with
3 bedrooms, 2 baths and sittinG
room on Ind moor plus addi-
tional bedrooms on the 3rd floor
Priced under $4,000. Call W0
0-23OO ,til 0. EDW. II. JONES
n CO., INC, Chevy Chase, D. q
CHEvY CHASE, Md. west OF Conn
ave, Rosemary School AREA
redecorated Colonial home with
center-hall plan. Large llyina
room. dining room. modern kiteh.
en-, powder room, bedrooms and
House completely aforementioned
offered at S2s,bO0. Owner leaylnl
town, Call WO. 0-230Q III o
EDW. II. JONES A CO.. INC.
Chevy Chase, d. G,
CHEvY CHASE, W., near. Wisconsin
aVe.---Lge, NEW brk, rambler,
bedrms., 2M baths, 2-car eafage
Priced n low sSs' Splendid .srrms
trade considered. BY BUILDER
oil, 6-s312.
CONN, AVE. E4TATEs.-BY OWN
bsth.' i tSIi w Ssmt. tsses, sSraS
berry, large corner lot: quiet resi-
| dentlaf Area, Ci0An To tfanap. AM
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SWIM2
Getting Started?

Your loss VIII be snother's snin
II you fan 70 see this 3-bedfoofn
brick-and-ffnme rambler This
home & Ideally situated for schools,
churches, shopping center, and
transportation 2 Silver eprine
and downtown Washington. Con-
teins such outstanding feature.
eeillnns and eating space IN me
kitchen. Priced 81 Oniy SIl.s00
which IL far below the orieinal
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No NOM M LAnY-..YoIi
BRICK "a h haa6iEnMrDExi 500 Nm

Brick Ran6ier--$i 500 On. .
LOOKING FOR Ice. RMS. 2
THIS home heated on q dead-end
Three nice bedrnas.. huge E EIs.. Aess-
ilatof fireplace. 2 full batilss
GROUND-LEVEL BeMT. WITH
REC. RIM: $16.e50.
Al SMITH REALTY
KI. e-6652 Ewes. u, 2-04t4
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OWNER WI hold 1tt trust Il be-
loW MARKET intere4t rate on this
fabulous 4-bedfm home. Attached
GafaHe, ser. porch. extrn-iee. Nv.
nm, and din. I'm are only 4 few
Of lts many wonderful features.
on . beautiful well.shrubbed lot
with trees. In one OF NortheffI
yireinia'e most exclusive ioea-
lions. Priced TiRht. Must b seen
" Appreciate. BY Apt. only CAL
~ k.g4O0. BETTER HOMES
WEEP NO MORE MY LADY--Yo1
or 4 ma astsrter'S So,,se 's IA * ~
nrepl,. 2 huge bedtime. and hath.
pig KY. with ntil. I'm. and u beth
ncarpS. Beek porch, Beeutifui
i .sy. Is1aseapsd .lot;, $4,000.
AZ s.basos ALf1 oeoo Lee n"ss
ARIzONA--'TRUE SOUTHWEST
FLAVOR. Today BE sure 10 see
this FULLY R-CoFDiT1ONED
rsncheT psrtsstly placed On 2
attractive section Of eiose.in Pals
Chureh---oniy 3 years old: 5
bedrnns. fireplace ID iivine fnn.s
separate din. rfn.. De luxe equip.
Kitchen. breezy Screened porch.
SRHiszL 81 sI4,sod % IS 81
PROPERTIES. REALT6Rs, IL.
AaANH.|
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FALLS CHURCH AREA--S2 900 an.
s!.sa :s;,. T ssls .I Ei:s' st q
ine ell, equipped XII. gas hot
water heat: knglish-type bsmt.
~ min. Pentafoi: flne neighboT,
need; Bg owNER. S22.s6o. cal
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'IRsT IIM,E-. = S,ly ,. s:esd I'm:
esTportl Nv I'm. with hIePI;, SEP,
din .In full bsmt priced AZ
b-9lo0. Better HoMks RLfY.
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HousEs By IIUcHFs :; PoDaIar
BE- ilissi tse ~ quality y sI;I:ss..al
I-leyel bedrms.; very few steps.
family din. nm, daylight .bsmt.:
lou-eost hot-Nater heat, breeze
Sc y Dt Sssss h.S esoDsrss TshE s0S Z,
i. leidse i ng e Es isaaIss6 W. r.
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ST. yUDE's PARIsH---Beaut. 4.
bedrm. 2-hath Cape Cod DIRK
and stonel, full din, I'm. and bsmt,,
most ettr. lot; ALREADY financed"
no red tape. with reas, down pay
4 %sHta cf paR RSs gE' R s2iis4s uN
sTONEYBROOK EsTATEs--Imme-
rms. 2 full baths. brk. contem-
porary.stylsd rambler: heated
rec. rm., de luxe Hotpoint kit,
only So On. to vets; $1,000,
out Ga. ave, left on Viers Mil
rd.. block beyond Randolph I'd,
STHaSs22iNsa f PiRso;pERrIlGis2 adT. SUB
TAKOMA PARK--Attractive 4-unit
owners apt. with garage. Always
rented. on bus line, Priced Iighi
al S20,Ob0, Call ~, $4,000, BAL.
NUN REAL ESTATE.
TWIN BROOK FoREsT-2 Lowell,
homes IN this inuch-wanted area
3 and 4 bedrms,, carport, othei
features. Near schools and stores
Call for details. BRID0E6, PETER
AND SPENCER. INC, REALTORS
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s1s.s5o

Plenty Of room for . large fam
home: I SedsocSms with lsfss sissD:
inc porch and ~ baths ON 2nd
by: watkins distance 81 Blessed
Sacrament, Cali Mrs. Dawson, MA
5000 !. 200 ss r,,;s,wo. S-4ie2. BOSS
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ANNAEDALE AnEA--spaelous ..
re Il s sseHna I sard n1,as q en-
tains lvt. Nv. fnl glk13. Esp. din
lm. 13Nll; equip. kit. l6x0; .
Lee. bedfm5, hn' rec. rfDs side
porch. h.-w.h.s gafaee and gtagle
on Well-lFaVeled hgy.I priced u
sell quickly: lpw down payment
eQNNETT {. DpAQNQLQ REALTY
co., cleaFbfook $4,000,
ARL., NJ Si0.D56--A two.bedFoom
brick home; slate roof. Ideal for
who 10 not like 10 drive : car;
only block 70 tIanspoftetio Q
GREEN Co. Exclusive Broker,
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sPs RSw IA AT psy@ SsIs - ssP .s,.
Den; hugs let hQx4Q0; ,leaK M
e2hf:ExS s n CO. Af. 7-esssi svss.'
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PRICE C0f--a-bedTm.. fun bsmt.
htk d SsDs Cod; t sIp,.cp sondf fan I,,
fenced y pass walk is0 y All T seecs
FErFcE sdE6kdfsY pk6FksfiiREss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

sPEAKs aToR fTsELF-Seidom
do We have the Opportunity to
odeT you . spiek-and-span POUR
pEDRM.. 2-BATH brick beauty
Like this In q mandy section Of N.
Arlinetons with Q full basement,
aisIns =, 10 LILY nyi1 4. nm sspsssss
o-E kitchen with breakfast area
at the FHA appraisal OF $2l.750iI
A low down payment yin move
you IN, but move fast. PEARSON
PROPERTIES. REALTORS, IA.
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I!oUsEs ~ IgdiiEs--EItTa- IarEe
i .,,p perfect spot for srowine
Din. rE; ist.n bath ismiiy ~
buy 81 tFade-in price Of eIl $50.
W. n HU0lIEe CO., Ar. 5.f400.
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FALLS Cu.-0-rrn. house: air
cond.: lre. fenced lot: near schools
and shopping center; excel. cond /;
$3.50 down, balance s1l,eb0 JE.
4-6be9: after $3.50. II. 3.b46z.
LYON vILLAGE--sturdy older g.
sedTna.. pine-paneled den sep. din.
Tm.. rec. Tm.: built b. present
owner; fenced yard. beautiful
shrubs and roses: l block from
bus: walk 10 schools and stores;
S2.50O cash. J. MAYNARD MA
oRuDKR. Realtor. 252S. Wilson
blvd. IA. $1,000; ewes. IA. 2-7lls
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llQgs1s BY HUoILs.pe luxe
pnlane brick and redwood -.
p0intments; truly Q stunning
home. B master bedrooms, ~ tie
peths; EnElish-t type beseFnept
TbA tssns W. =. HUGHES co..
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SPRINGFIELD sUBD1v., nj. Ken
wood Club; 1908 Jordan rd.-New
Baths sa e dsn q ish ' ssdrn.; rec ~.
rm.. laundry I'm, and future
maids .rm.. lee. kit. with bkfst.
space, liv. rrn., din. rm,; outside
rage. House priced 70 sell fast
BY OWNER, at S36,o60 Cali
Po. s-iSoS siter 8 and On sun.
sIRIN0FIELD sPECTAcuLAR-
for this popular community; bis
3-bedfm.. .2h-bath rambler; fun
center hall. sep. din. rm,. huae
ss sDl Il :n6 5sS IN iui 'R Bs%, Tsn
corner lot; public end pRroehlal
schools; KenwoQd Club; -S2s.0hQ
PRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC. Dt
5-i41l; ewes. Ia, 2-342I,
ST. MICHAELs--Is not far from
full baths, porch. bsmt., din. rm.,
mr.. parks and schools, exc. con-
S Str,qsticp, > s eEo needs PiR S0gE,nFUs r.
GER a CO. IN o-Sb41.
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STYfF -s SISh i% nnSs II
ali-brick rancher in this most
desirable area Of North Arlington
with all the plus features. Three
bic bedrooms. full basement with
plenty OF recreation room space
attached garage, super de luxe
Kitchen with breakfast area, huge
dining room with French doors
opening onto truly charming
picture book" patio surrounded
by colorful flowers and shrubs
ONLY S2i 900. PEARSON PROP
RRTIEs, REALTORS, VI. 4-5S15.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30

Grams Hospital for 4 check VI
Monday. Mr.. Labidee returned
Tuesday and Ernie returned Sat
urday.
AL Schmitz called at the PETE
P. Ruffatto home Friday for
fire permit
Supt. Mabel Ernster, Mrs. Jes-
sic Wright and Mrs. Bernice
Harris of Sidney, Mrs. Ida Cat
taneo and son Raymond of Sioux
Pass and Mrs. Bertha Cornelia
and son Virgil Of the Armstrong
community attended the COM
mencement exercises at the Ruff
fatto school Thursday night
Two eighth grade girls, Thelma,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Ruffatto, and Julia, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Pete
p. Ruffatto received diplomas
Thursday night at the Ruffatto
school commencement The flag
was carried by Bruce Fisher in
the flag march as the audience
sang, "Star Spangled Banner"
The professional was lead by Joe
Fisher, the seventh grade boy.
Invocation was given by Supt.
Howard, salutation by Julia Ruff
fatto, class history by Thelma
a song my Desire,
by Raymond Cattaneo of Sioux
Pass, the class prophecy was in
the form of a letter read by
Resolutions of Sympathy"
were read by Joe Fisher. An in
strumental duet was rendered by
Julia and Joe. The class will was
read by Julia, valedictory speech
by Thelma, a song Good Bye Old
School,, by Thelma and Julia.
.upt. VIM. Howard of Brockton
gave a very interesting address
IN children-parent relations. Mrs.
Wesin presented each pupil Of
he school with a book for Ii
orary reading. Supt Mabel Ern-
.ster presented the diplomas to
he graduates. Al Schmitz gave
he benediction.
Friday at noon Mrs. Pete P.
luffatto and Mrs. Alvin Fisher
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30

!. Alvin Fisher ranch to help Al
win round up his cattle 70
branding Wednesday. Those at
tending the branding and a sup
per served by Mrs. Alvin Fshe,
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruff.
fatto, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete j. Ruf-
fatto, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie. Can.
dee, Mr.. and Mrs. Me- Rauschen.
dorfer, MI. and Mrs. George
Fisher and their families, Mrs
Bertha Cornelia and Virgil. Mr.
and Mrs. Priny Schlenz and Le-
Won.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Amestoy,
Janet and Dean, and Quinto Ruf-
fatto, Mary and Betty were at
the church painting, and came
for supper.
LeVon Schlenz and Virgil Cor
nelia left the supper at Alvin's
to practice ball at Elmdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Candce
motored to Sidney Monday and
later to Wolf Point.
Mrs. Bertha Cornelia, Virgil
and Billie called at the Priny
Schlenz home Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs Marjorie Foss, after
spending two nights in the teach
erage, ventured home Wednesday
evening. The nice drilling rain
we had Monday and Tuesday
made the roads very slick.
MI. and Mrs Henry Miller,
Mr.. an dMrs. George Fisher, Mr..
and Mrs. Mel Rauschendorfer
enjoyed a pot luck dinner at the
church Wednesday morning. They
and other members were there to
paint the church basement. Mrs.
Al Schmitz took care of the little
ones at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller and
son Tommie were Sidney callers
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Klasna
we're Sidney shoppers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher
mtoored to Culbertson Tuesday
to get her little chicks. Dannie
and Jerry stayed at the Cor
nelia home after school.
Mrs. Marie Donna and son
Tino Bianco were visitors at the
Gale Childers home Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Kiasna
and children called at the Antoine
.arda home Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Carda
and children were Sidney callers
Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Alfred Vaira
and son Jackie were Wednesday
evening visitors at the Howard
,heehan home.
Sidney business callers last
were John Ruffa.to,
Mrs. Bertha Cornelia and Virgil,
dr. and Mrs. Mel Rauschendorfer
md Rachel and Robert, Mr.. and
drs. Charlie Amestoy and Janet
md Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. Priny
'chlenz and Levon. Mr.. and
drs. George Fisher and Dannie
we're there also and after four
brought Mike home for
he balance of the week.
Mrs. Hagen motorede to Sid
ley Friday and brought Jack
lome for the week end.
Mrs. Antoine Carda motorcd to
to get the baseball sched-
lie from Mr.. Braaten. Sidney is y
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30

4 the first team to play them and
1t will be played in Sidney.
Mrs. Clifford Foss and sor
Jerry and Miss Anna Jorgenser
were business callers in gilbert
son and Sidney Saturday.
The John Ruffatto family went
to Culbertson for church Sunday
and then to the Leo O'Connor's
for dinner.
Sunday forenoon Pete ]. Ruff
fatto and Leslie Candee motored
to Poplar as some oil men want
ed to talk with Steve and Floyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Candee
and family were Sunday visitors
at the Alfred Candee home.
Mrs. Clifford Foss had dental
work done in Culbertson Sunday
morning. Then after services they
were dinner guests at the Everett
Baxter home.
MI. and Mrs. Pete j. Ruffatto
went to Sidney Monday. Peggy
stayed at the John Ruffatto's UNI
til. her folks returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Amestoy
and family were Wednesday v e
ming guests at the Clifford Foss
home.
John Ruffatto motored to Sid
ney Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Leslie Candee
and Debbie were Richey bust
ness callers Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Kenneth Klasna
and children were Thursday eve
ming callers at the Harry Hagen
home. Billie Cornelia accompa-
MED them. They were supper
guests at the Bertha Cornelia's.
Mrs. Bertha Cornelia and Bill
lie attended the 9th grade gradu-
alton exercises at the Ruffatto
scholo. Julia and Thelma were
the graduates.
Bill Krahl called at the Cliff
ford Foss home Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Priny Schlenz visited
Mrs. Bertha Cornelia Friday.
Mrs. Bertha Cornelia, Virgil
and Billie called at the George
Fisher home Friday evening.
Mrs. George Fisher spent the
night with her mother, Mrs.
Steve Ruffatto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Priny Schlenz
were dinner guests Saturday at
the Harry Hagen home.
Mrs. Marie Donna and Tino
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30

came to the school and took the
teacher and children to the pic
mic grounds on the Al Schmitz
river land to have a cleanup
day. Mrs. VIM. Salvhus met us
at the ground. While the women
baked potatoes an dhamburgers
wrapped in foil in hot ashes, the
children enjoyed boat riding and
swimming. After noon Mrs. Ray
mond Ruffatto came to help.
Howard Smith took his mother,
Mrs. Clara Smith to Sidney Fri
day to look for an apartment
Howard and family are moving
to the farm, Mrs. Smith remained
in Sidney. She was a week end
guest at the Paul Patch home.
Mrs. Howard Smith and daugh-
ter Honore we're week end guests
at the farm. She is getting things
ready for moving to the farm az
ter June /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete P. Ruffatto
went to W~illiston for baby chicks.
On the way home they stopped in
Culbertson and had dinner at the
Steve kllffatto home.
Woman's club met at the home
of Mrs. Clara Smith Wednesday.
This was Mrs. Smiths last meet
ing as she is moving to Sidney.
Mrs. VIM. Fisher and children
Leroy and Gloria attended the |
class plays in Brockton
night. Leroy and Gloria
were in the plays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith and
Honore went to Sidney to bring
Mrs Clara Smith home.
The Ruffatto school finished the
school term with a picnic at the
grounds on the Al Schmitz
Iarm Sunday.
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a dinner guest at the Calvin
Steppler home Wednesday.
The Mona Church of Chris
building received an interior pain
job this week. Those helping
were the Glenn Danielsons, Ed
gar Kellers, Myron Schows, Bert
Danielson, Mrs. Lloyd Follow
will, Mrs. Jim Salisbury and the
Harold Martins.
Ross Bradley called at the
Parsons home Wednesday.
Mrs. Victor Holland was hos
tess at the Mona Homemakers'
club meeting held Thursday af-
ternoon at the Mona community
hall. Later in the afternoon she
called at the Parsons and Step
piers.
MI. and Mrs. Calvin Steppler
and family we're in Fairview and
Sidney Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Holland
and Donnie were in Sidney Fri
day.
Ross Finnicum called at the
Calvin Steppler home Friday eve
ming.
Bert and Jean Bidegaray did
some work on the John Sallaber-
ny home in Sidney Wednesday.
Harold Martin and George Cur
tbs were in Brockton and Gull
bertson Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Parsons
and family went to Culbertson
Monday and returned Tuesday.
The Martins made a trip to
Culbertson in the rain, Tuesday
after their baby chicks.
Mrs. Leroy Haste had supper
with the Martins Thursday.
Harold and Duane Martin made
a trip up north of Brockton Fri
day morning to get Flax seed.
Sid Sowle called at the Martin
home Friday.
Reitar Coffman and Bonnie
were in Sidney Saturday. MI.
and Mrs. o. H. Parsons returned
with them Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Parsons returned to Sidney
Sunday following the picnic with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Steppler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Steppler
and family attended church in
Sunday. They called
on Peter Johnson before going
on to the school picnic Follow
ing the picnic the Steppler fami-
ly called on Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
who are leaving Gull
bertson Monday morning for a
new location at Lewistown.
Bert and Jean Bidegaray at
tended the Little Oscar" show
Saturday night at Lambert.
Our Mona school closed this
week with a picnic Sunday near
the Culbertson bridge. Those at
tending were Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
Roy Haste and Dorlin, Mrs. An
Ia Moothart, Harold Martin and
the Reitar Coffmans, CAL
vim Stepplers, Lloyd Parsons,
Mrs. o. H. Parsons, Mrs. Florence
Spencer, Mrs. David Steppler
and family, George Curtis, Mr..
md Mrs. R. L. Steppler, Mr..
md Mrs. Boyd Lowe and family
md Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert HIM.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reitar Coffman
md girls attended church in Sid
ley Sunday.
Bert and Jean Bidegaray were
guests of John and
rherese Sallaberry in Sidney
sunday. They called at the CAL
in Steppler home Sunday eve
ling.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Cornelia
and twin girls of Alexander, N.
OAK, were Sunday dinner guests
at the home Of his mother, Mrs.
Bertha Cornelia. In the afternoon
they stopped at the Elmdale hall
and baseball grounds where
Franklin and Virgil stopped TO
practice. The women motored to
the Kenneth Klasna home and
were supper guests.
The Petrik and Goss schools
held a joint picnic in the Elm
dale hall as the weather put a
damper on the outside picnic.
1t raj very windy and cold. A
very nice time was had indoors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sheehan
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Alfred Vaira home.
Virgil Cornelia and LeVon
chlenz rode their horses to the
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were callers at the Steve, Pete
and John Ruffatto homes last
Thursda yevening.
Harold and Eddie Carda and
Levon Schlenz were business call
ers in Williston Saturday. They
visited with Danny Synek.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Hagen
were supper guests at the Ken
meth Klasna home. Jack Hagen
and Billie Cornelia watched TV
at the Priny Schlenx home.
Those attending the Little Os-
car" show in Lambert Saturday
night were the Harry Hagens,
Antoine Cardas, Kenneth Klasnas,
Jerry Hagens, Levon Schlenz and