The Sidney herald., 1957-09-05

been the scene of a happy famil,
gathering the past week wit
; their children, who are in tn
East, home to complete the fam
lily circle. Their daughter an,
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
Richardson of Cos Cob, Conn
and their son Dick arrived HON,
Thursday. Dick is studying ar
at the Parson Art School in New
York City and they were &C
companied by a Japanese DO,
who is n of his classmates
Yoshitsugu Kanaco. The Rich
ardsons left Tuesday to return
home and Dick and his friend
who have a longer vacation thar
Mr.. Richardson had, have gon,
on a tour of Glacier Park anc
will return to Sidney this weel
end. Mr.. Richardson is a design
er for the Yeardley Co. The An.
dersons have one other daugh.
ter, Rita, who is at home.
Cecil Neckles left Wednesday
morning for st. Paul, where he
Will enter the st. Paul Bible
Institute for his sophomore year
He was accompanied by Hans
Wick, who attended the same
school and will be a junior stu
dent this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Simard and
family have moved to the Mike
Eckley home at 621 End Ave-,
N. E., which they recently pur-
chased. The Lloyd Sandholms,
who have been living in the
Kincaid apartments are now set
tied in the former Simard resi-
dence at los 9th S. E.
Julie Buchholz arrived home
Wednesday from Yellowstone
Park, where she has been en-
ployed the past summer at Can
yon Village. She will leave Sep
TENDER 10 for st. Paul to resume
her studies at the College of St.
Catherine. Janet Buchholz will
leave this Friday for Zavier,
Kansas, to enroll for her fresh
man year at st. Mary's College.
DR.. and Mrs. 1. j. Peterson
had for their week end guests
Mrs. Milton Larson and daugh-
tiers, Marcia and Linda of Sand
stone, MINI. Marcia was a room
mate of Dolores P~eterson's at
Manchester College and they came
to attend her wedding which took
place Sunday in the Congrega-
tional church in Sidney. An &C.
count of the wedding is being
held up this week because of
delay in getting an engraving,
and will appear in the next issue
of The Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Suhr of
Watertown, Wisconsin, and their
son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Suhr of LaVerne, Mimi,
were overnight guests at the Cliff
Ray home Tuesday. They were
a vacation trip to the parks.
The senior Mrs. Suhr and Mrs.
Ray were classmates and have
in touch with each other
throughout the years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Halvorson
returned Sunday evening a week
ago from Great Falls, where they
had visited several days. Bud
played in the Shrine band at
the Eastern Western ball game
Saturday afternoon. He plays in
the trombone section. Mrs. Hal
.vorson's sister, Mrs. 'Verd Dunn
and children of Fairview stayed
the Halvorson children at
heir home in Sidney while their
parents wer away.
Andrew Miller is under care at
Good Samaritan hospital in Will
where his condition is re-
as somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Buttz of
Dryden, N. Y, will arrive in
Sidney this week for a visit at
he home of Mrs. Buttz' brother
md sister-in-law, DR.. and Mrs.
:. j. Peterson. Both are instruc-
.ors at Cornell University in
ithaca, N. Y. They will be ac-
,ompanied by MI. Buttz' mother
md a grandniece of DR.. Peter
on's, Patti Hammerstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cooley and
ons, Marvin and Alex of Grand
N. Oak, left for home
tuesday after a weeks visit here
With Mr.. Cooley's parents, the A.
4. Cooleys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kroemer
nd their five children and Mrs.
lroemer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ohm Unger who are visiting here
rom Poison, drove to Vida SUM-
ay, where they attended a large
amily reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goldsmith
ave had for their recent house
uests, Mr.. Goldsmith's sister
Mrs. Nora Goldsmith of
Vadena, Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs.
.ay Folkstad of Williston, and
1r. Goldsmith's nephew and his
rife, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Day.
nport and daughter of Seattle,
Washington. =,
Mrs. Anna Sullivan of Long !
each, California, and her little !
reat granddaughter, Allison CAL !,
returned to Reserve Mon ,