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The Sidney herald., 1957-12-05
Andes
Mrs. Norman Eldridqe

Delmar and Susie Eldridge ano
Selmar Schow accompanied Daryl
and Marlene to Fairview Mon
day morning to return to school
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eldridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Eldridge,
and Cindy arrived Tuesday eve
ming 10 spend the Thanksgiving
holidays with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Eldridge
went to Fairview Wednesday to
bring Delmar and Susie home
for the week end.
Thanksgiving guests at the G..
w. Thompsons were Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Wasser, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Snedigar and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Marvin Poland and
boys, Mr.. and Mrs. George DAN
iels and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Thompson, Ruth Kaye and
Georgia, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Frying, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Treager and family.
Miss Anna Jorgenson spent
from Monday until Friday in the
Sidney hospital taking tests. We
r glad to report that she was
able to come home Friday and
is feeling much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eldridge
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Ell
bridge and Cindy spent Wednes-
day evening at the Norman Ell
bridge home.
Thanksgiving was a day for
much thanksgiving for the Ell
bridge family who had a reunion,
the first time they had all been
together for nine years. They
were all guests at the Maurice
Eldridge home for a bountiful
dinner.
Jennie .Jorgenson, Alice An
derson and Earl Mccoy were
Thanksgiving guests at the Chris
Anderson's.
Mrs. Earl Mccoy and girls went
to Havre Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bond. They returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eldridge
and MI. and Mrs. G.. w Thomp-
were Saturday visitors at
at the Norman Eldridge home.
A potluc kdinner and open
house was held Sunday at the
hall in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Eldridge and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Eldridge and Gin
ly who have just returned back
the states after three years in
After a very bountiful
dinner the afternoon was spent
and playing cards. Those
who were present e the fami-
les of: G.. w. Thompson, Fred
Albert Peterson, Os-
ar Peterson, Calvin Steppler,
Mrs. Dave Steppler and daughter,
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-05
wager Explains
GrowingF Flowers
In Your Home

Bozeman = Perhaps you're {
person who would like to have
several beautiful potted plants ir
your home this winter.
If SO, you should try forcing
your flower bulbs and see il
you can get the same results as
your favorite greenhouse, says
Leonard wager, horticulture spe-
cialist at Montana State College.
By forcing" wager means you
should place the bulb in a cool
cellar or similar place and al
low it to form a proper root
system.
The Montana. state specialist
points out that to get an effective
display of flowers, the plant must
have a proper root system.
Plans which are ideally suited
for forcing" are ~daffodils, hya-
cinths and tulips.
Tulips and standard varieties
of daffodils (King Alfred type)
require a six to eight-week root
ing period in a cool, dark place.
The bulbs should be placed in
a good, ordinary garden soil. Fern
pans are ideal containers for
growing bulbs. Good, well grown,
blooming size bulbs must be used
for forcing"
Approximately two-thirds of the
bulb should be covered with soil.
The soil should be pressed firm
ly around the bulb but care
should be taken not to damage
the bulb. Also, a proper drainage
is necessary for the bulb
to root properly. 1t is desirable to
check the pots occasionally to
determine if they need watering.
If 20 uhave no cellar, the pots
can be placed in a hole approx
.ately two feet deep, covered
with straw and a canvas placed
over the straw covering.
After the roofing period, the
may be brought into the
light to grow and develop, ex-
wager. 1t is important to
Introduce the forced plants to
The light gradually.
Forced" bulbs can be kept
and used in the garden, but
t is not recommended. If they
are to be planted in the garden,
Keep the foliage intact after
blooming and transplant the pot
ed bulbs into the garden after
he frost danger is past.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-05

Andrew Peterson ST., Chas.
Doran, Norman Norgaard, Chris
Anderson, Earl Mccoy, Jennie
and Anna Jorgenson, Lettie Wes-
in, Arthur Edeburns, Maurice
Eldridges, Myron Schows, Alvin
Snedigars, Norman Eldridges,
Circle Stanford, Bill Ralstons.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-05
THE SIDNEY HERALD -
Thursday. Dec. 5. 1857 H

Britain expects 1000, 900 tour
lists by 1865.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
70 Bring Comfort P-e-w-e-1 mdLiberutio1 &
Pres. Eisenhower On w.
Speaks For God and Human And
Divine Rights!
Gov. Faubus on Tv-Invo|untary
Judas!
BY Andrew f. Eiyehouf CS. +++


Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our fatherMother God all
harmonious" Up. 16, Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission who wildly the grace of God
do a FruehaufMartin Luther job In this age!U
And how! Science Health, textbook, is Gods
Liberator OF The Bible
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE.
TOOL
Jesus slowed righteousness and hated iniquy'i
The '9ukewarm" live in fools paradise."l
COD ADDITIONALLY. TO HIS DETROIT TRlBukE
THE MYTHICAL, DEvILISH. ANTI-cHRIST
ADAM-EvE PSEUDO CREATION is BEING COMPELLED
TO PATTERN ITSELF AFTER REALITY, OF
oMNlPoTENT, DIVINE LOVE (!
WORLD LEADERSHIP OF MY PRoTESTANTcHRiST
SECOND COMING" SCIENTIST, MESSIAH NATION
TO ALL THE NATIONS. DEMANDS OF THE
HIGHLY PRIVILEGED WHITES THAT THEY BE GOOD
sAMARITANs.' THEIR BROTHERS KEEPERS'!-
THAT THEY ACCEPT THE SEEMING COMPLIMENT
THAT OTHER PEOPLES WISH TO ASSOCIATE WITH
THEM THUS PERMITTING SOME OF THEIR BLESSINGS
TO RUB OFF ON THE uNDERPRlVIlECED
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TO be accomplished before
this recognition of divine
Science can come-to turn
our thoughts towards divine
Principle, that finite belief
may be prepared to relin-
quish its error" - S&H, p.
322.
GROW IN FAITH
We can grow vigorously In
spiritual understanding,
faith, and hopeful expee.
fancy, when we prayerfvIIy
study the Bible and Science
and Health by Mary Baker
Eddy, and wait patiently on
God TO move upon the surg
ing waves Of error, and settle
ali flickering human opinions,
with the Truth which makes
free.
II was Isaiah who said,
For precept must be upon
precept line upon line
here a little. and there a lit
tle."
ORDER IN ACTION
Today In America, preespt
means law and order. And
tContinued on Page u
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HAST THOU NOT
KNOWN HAST THOU NOT
HEARD. THAT THE EVER.
LASTING GOD, THE LORD,
THE CREATOR or THE
ENDS OF THE EARTH,
FAlNTETH NOT, NEITHER
rs WEARY THERE Is NO
SEARCHING or HIS UN.
OUTSTANDING" - Isaiah
4o:2e.
Christian Science by Mary
Baker Eddy teaches: when
understanding changes the
standpoints of life and in
telligence from a material to
a SPIRITUAL BASIS, WE
SHALL GAIN THE REALITY
OF LIFE, THE CONTROL OF
SOUL OVER SENSE, AND
WE SHALL PERCEIVE
CHRISTIANITY. OR TRUTH,
IN IT'S DIVINE PRINCIPLE.
This MUST BE THE GIL
MAX BEFORE HARMON
IOUS AND IMMORTAL MAN
is OBTAINED AND HIS
CAPABILITIES REVEALED.
1T Is highly important
in view of the immense work
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
"A Reformation Prayer"

for Sunday oe H. from The Detroit Church Nswsessisr
prepared to be used in Detroit Metropolitan Churches
Sunday, October Is, 1857 in preparation for the
ELEVENTH ANNUAL PROTESTANT REFORMATION
FESTIVAL)
Composed by Or. Everett X. Seymour
Heavenly Father, approach Thee today with deep
for Thy church, For day In which Its testimony
Is erveiay vital may lis witnesses throughout the world be
worthy and convincing May ell who profess Christ Lord
and Savior reveal through their lives the salvation found
only In Thee.
tsss A REFORMATION PRAYER, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
Charley Chaplin. Christ citing
Hebrew. In A State Of Spiritual
lunaey!!!
MAsTERFul REPORT ON THE CHAPLAIN FILM
tNEWD - "A KING IN NEW YORK"

~ Y. Tribune and Detroit Free Pressl
Mr., prvmmond pays well deserved tribute 10 Charley
chsp'sns films Of years ago. But his analysis Of Mr. Chap
ns psyehopshle Tour eharaeerlrsionl efforts 10 strike
back sf America. which made him rich and famous Is
excellent.
Cut Mr., Chaplin. like fslIer-tromgraee. King Saul ls
arrogant and rsssnifvI Of the msrlssd rshukss the "
had TO impose upon Chaplin for immoral conduct prlvsiey
Tor hn evasion OF income tsxss-lessse. perhaps bvf
immoral. and In violation Of the Ten Commandments
especially the Scientist Messiah nations
inisrpretsilen Of them.
tsss CHARLEY CHAPLIN. Page ~
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Detroit Tribune Introduction;
Dems' Judases: Grand Lareeney
VS.. US.
Excerpts from HUMAN EVENTS. Sept. n. 1857
"Care and Feeding Of Labor Bose"

by OonaId x. KIthbeF9
One Of The special advantages Of labor union monopoly
lies In the great number Of those supporting H. willingly
unwinsly The advantages Of overpowering number In
stopping work by concerted action and Of having huge
number Of sbsrs susceptible 10 being voted in droves
lsss DENIS JuDAsEs. Page I'D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05

Hibernate THIS BILLION DEVILS PLUNDERER
OF THE AMERICAN EcoNoMYl
EVERY MORTAL A LIAR"
TRUST IN TRUTH AND HAVE NO OTHER
TRusTS"l-God TO Mrs. Eddy. 10 YOU
BROUGHT UP TO DATE TRUST IN CHRIST
SECOND coMING," MESSIAH. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,
AND ITS HONEST REPRESENTATIVES!
TRUST NO ONE WHOM l. GOD. DO NOT ENDORSE
FIND THE WORTHY AMONG ALL RACES AND
PEOPLES, AND CLASSES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
"A WOMAN DOCTOR SPEAKS
Fatigue Greatest Enemy You Fac"

BY Or. Marion Hlliard tchapfer lA
detroit Times. 9/23
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBuNE
No "Fatigue" -Frietion-ln The One
Real Universe!
M-y-t-h-i-e-a-I, Devi|ish. Anti Christ
Adam-Eve, Ego And Psychology
or ALL HUMAN BIRTHS. or A sHApowY, MORTAL
THOUGHT BuRLEsouE or R-E-A.Lt.T-Y-Is
INHERENTLY FATIcuINo. IN BELIEF. TO ITS ADAM
EVE DuPEsi
THE FRICTION or MORTAL THOUGHT BE-
liEFs DEMONSTRATE THE c. S. HYMN. GOD IS
WORKING HIS PURPOSE OUT; MORTAL MANS
EXTREMITY Is GODS OPPORTUNITY tS&tN
lsss FATIGUE GREATEST ENEMY, Page ~
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The key" To Correct Use Of
Christian Science!

Mrs Eddy has given the KEY the proper rssrprs.
tation of all of her writings in her frequently stas pS
sion: FOLLOW YOUR LEADER ONLY so FAR AS SHE
FOLLOWS CHRISTI!
(see 10TH TESTIMONY. Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
More Canadian Wages Of Sin"!-
big Blaze $3.50, 000) Hits Coop
Grain Plant

St. Thomas windsor Daily Start
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
We Discuss This In Not A Heller Than
Thou Attitude, But The Good
Samaritan Role. Brother S Keepers!
HOWEVER. THE TRAGIC. SEEMING LOSS ADDS
TO THE OVERWHELMING EVIDENCE OF THE
MYTHICAL. DEvlLIsH. NATURE OF THE ANTI.
CHRIST. ADAM-EvE PsEUDoM-Y-T-H-i-c-AL.s o-ealed
CREATIoN-
1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE or MATERIAL [so-eslIedl
EXISTENCE" Up. 272. c. S. textbook-MPE
FOR THE LIBERATION or THE HOLY SCRIPTURES
The LEADERS. AND MASSES OF ALL OF THE
HUMAN RACES u! - LIBERATION FROM SLOPPY
THINKING DISCIPLINE. PRAYERS LEADERSHIP
OF ALL NoN-cHRiST SCIENTIST MESSIAH
RELIGIONS. THERAPEUTICS. EDUCATION CULTURE
POLITICS. RECREATION. ENTERTAINMENT. ETC.
LOUSY WITH THE DEVILS BILLION 5 RAcKETs-
SOCIAL 'H-BoMB.' SExl-RAMPANT THROUGHOUT
socETYl
tsee BIG BLAZE HITS. Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
"HOW IKE LEI CRISIS GROW"
BY Drew Pearson free Press
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRlBUNE
Mr.. Pearson, We Refer You To Jesus

W-A-I-TI-N-C FOR THE HARVEST TIME'l
PRESIDENT EISENHOWER is MORE AMEkABLE
TO DIVINE PROTECTION OF THE PRESIDENCY BY A
MUCH GREATER MARGIN THAN THE 20 YEARS OF
SATAN BOUND" LAUNDERING. RACKETEERINc,
DEMOCRATIC M-I-sRULE loo BILLION
INFAMIES!
CENTURIES BEFORE JESUS. IT WAS DlscERNED
AND is RECORDED IN ECcLESIASTEs: GOD RE-
oUIRETH THAT WHICH IS PAST" t3:l5
THAT VERY PROPERLY APPLIES TO THE EMBARRAss-
MENT OF THE WHITE SOUTH AND MY BELOVED
MESSIAH NATION AMONG THE NATIONS.
BUT. THE DARKEST HOUR PREcEDEs THE
DAWN ALSO from c. S. textbook: WHEN THE
SMOKE OF BATTLE CLEARS. YOU WILL DISCERN
THE GOOD THAT HAS BEEN DONE. AND WILL
RECEIVE ACCORDING TO YOUR DEsERviNcg
sshty paraPhrased
see HOW IKE LET Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
delinquency: Sickness or SIM"

DR. Mecann Children In Trouble"
&c. S. Monitor. 9/2D
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE;
Mythical, Anti-Christ. Adam-Eve
Phenomena, Images!
Reality: Very Good" -|nvu|nerabIe!
|. GOD. AM. AND INCLUDE. ALL THAT Is REAL
AND GOOD
MATTER" EVIL. DEVIL. HELL. HUMAN BIRTHS,
SIM DISEASE. DEATH DEFoRMiTlEs. DISASTERS,
PEsTIlENcEs. WARS EVEN ARE ALL u-AR-E-A.LI
ARE MERELY MYTHICAL MORTAL THOUGHT
iMAcEsi-couNTERFEiT AND BuRLEsouEs or
Externally HARMONIOUS. DIVINE IDEAS
tsss' DELINQUENCY. Page 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
SIXTH CHURCH.
IN IS DIFFERENT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES.
Jesus Greater Work" Mrs. Eddy
Supports

In John I4:l2 Jesus says: "vERILy, VERIFY, SAY
UNTO YOU He THAT BELiEvETH ON nae. THE WORKS
THAT DO SHALL He DO ALSO AND GREATER
WORKS THAN THESE SHALL he DO. n!
THE REQUIREMENT.
In a subsequent verse; Jesus states the requirement:
"IF We LOVE NE, KEEP MY COMMANDMENT
We may be grateful that Mrs. Eddy supports ell
of the wonderful promises of great Master.
Years ago grateful for her Encouraging statement
in the Preface OF Science and Heah "SHE HAS MADE
NO EFFORT TO EMBELLisH, ELABORATE, OR TREAT
IN FULL DETAIL so INFINITE A THEME"
II occurred to that that is part OF OUR ASSIGN
MENT.
CHURCH MANUAL: ITO FORM BUDDING
THOUGHT
PROTECTION OF DIVINE LOVE
grateful for those early years. in which the object
OF the Manual Of The Mother Church clearly dscerned
On p l04 Mrs. Eddy states I've quote from the Manuals
ut STANDS ALONE, UNIQUELY ADAPTED TO FORM
THE BUDDING THOUGHT AND HEDGE 1T ABOUT WITH
DIVINE LOVE-"
OFFENSIVE PUBLICATIONS PROHIBITED.
10. 48-"Uncharifable Publications. Sect. 49,
"A MEMBER OF THIS CHURCH SHALL NOT PUB
LISH, NOR CAUSE TO BE PUBLISHED, AN ARTICLE
THAT is UNcHARITABLE OR IMPAIRMENT TOWARDS
RELIGION. MEDICINE, THE COURTS, OR THE LAWS or
OUR LAND"
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FEAR NO EVIL
-la~ OF God q Strong On Ps~,
by Elizabeth Ellington

The law of God is divine therefore 1t strong in power
All people nation under divine commandment of the
Almighty.
Isaiah was prophet to whom the people looked for
comfort when in distress And find in reading his
propheses always had words of comfort and
Many times he asked questions, such these:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05

Hoffa In The Dog House Where
He Belongs! Judges & Lawyers,
"Satan Bound spiritual Traitors!
With Him!-Judases!
Well Put Reuther There Too!
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The Sidney herald., 1957-12-05

afternoon they motored to the
Harry Hagen home for a short
visit.
Those attending the donkey
basketball game in Lambert Tues
day evening were MI. and Mrs.
Antoine Carda and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Klasna, Virgil
Cornelia. Harold and Chuck Car
da and Babe Vershu. Babe, Chuck
and Antoine were three of the
riders. Mrs. Cornelia took care
of Linda and Edmund.
Kenneth Klasna hauled a load
Of wheat to Lambert Tuesday.
Wednesday afternoon Virgil
Cornelia and Levon Schlenz spent
their time cleaning their guns,
as the hunting is over with this
year. Mrs. Cornelia accompanied
Virgil here and they were supper
guests at the Priny Schlenz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher,
Dan and Jerry motored to Sid
ney Wednesday bringing Mike
home for the Thanksgiving week
end.
Thanksgiving day dinner guests
at the Harry Hagen home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hagen and
Bill, Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Lewis
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-05
GORDON GAUB AT
u. S. AIR X
SPECIALS SCHOOL

Airman Basic Gordon Leroy
Gaub, son of Chris Gaub, Box
166, Sidney, Montana is currently
a member of the 3347th Student
Squadron at Chanute AFB, Hi
nois, studying to be a Personal
Equipment Specialist in the U. S.
Air Force.
Airma nGaub, originally as
signed to primary basic training
at Lakeland AFB, Texas, will
continue his military studies for
IL weeks at Chanute.
Chanute, THE Pioneer Techni-
cal Training school of the Air
Force" has more than 80 courses
designed to produce aircraft OPP
erations and maintenance speci-
alists.
Airman Gaub, originally as
the best possible training to pre-
pare him for an important role
in the overall mission of the Air
Force.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-05

Friday callers IN Sidney were
Fred and Harold Tolksdorf. Mrs
John Irigoin and Marshall, Mrs.
Bertha Cornelia and Virgil, Mrs.
Joe Klasna Sr. and Mrs. Ken
meth Klasna, MIR. and Mrs. Alfred
Vaira and son Jack, Dolores
Sheehan, MI. and Mrs. Gale Chill
ders, Mr.. and Mrs. Priny Schlenz
and Levon. Harold Tolksdorf at
tended a meeting at the court
house and Priny and Levon mo-
tored to the Ellsworth Candee's.
Virgil Cornelia attended the
dance in Grandview Saturday
night.
Harold Carda, Levon Schlenz
and Dolores Sheehan attended
the show in Fairview Saturday
night.
Dinner guests Sunday at the
Howard Sheehan home were Mr..
and Mrs. John Verhasselt, Linda
and Tommie of Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sheehan,
SO4A44AC anu INAChN IlOlOlGQ ~
Lambert Sunday and visited at
the Oscar Petrik home while the
children attended Sunday school.
MI. and Mrs. Lloyd Sheehan
and Ricky were dinner guests at
the Howard Sheehan home Mon
day.
Monday morning Harry Hagen
accompanied the George Fishers
10 Sidney.
The Priny Schlenzs motored
the Antoine Carda home Sun
lay afternoon but found no one
nome, and were on their way
nome when John, Harold, Eddie
md Antoine Carda called, so
oriny and Levon went with them
md l motored to the John Carda
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-05

and children of Fairview, Mrs.
Murphy and son Joe, Judy and
Janet Hagen of Sidney, MI. and
Mrs. Antoine Carda and family,
Miss Dolores Sheehan and Linda
Verhasselt and Mr. and Mrs.
Priny Schlenz and Levon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Klasna
and family entertain Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Klasna and Ernie, Mrs.
Bertha Cornelia and Virgil, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter McChesney and
Max from Sidney on Thanks
giving day.
Miss Linda Verhasselt spent the
Thanksgiving week end at the
home of her grandparents, the
Howard Sheehans.
Attending the Little Oscar
show at Elmdale Thursday eve
ming yer Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fisher and children, Mrs. Bertha
Cornelia and Virgil, Levons
Schlenz, Dolores Sheehan and
Linda Verhasselt.
Thanksgiving dinner guests at
the Aoolph Strand home were
and Mrs. Pete j. Ruffatto
and children.
MI. and Mrs. George Fisher
and boys motored to the Harry
Hagen home Friday evening.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-05
ARTHUR MILLER
ENROLLED IN
WASHINGTON 'sU"

Arthur Miller is among 13,05C
students enrolled in Washington
University for the 1878 year,
Chancellor Ethan A. H. Shepley
has announced.
Miller, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
s. Miller, Girard Route, Sidney,
Montana, is a junior in the school
of Dentistry. A graduate of Sid
ney high school, he previously
attended Montana State College.
Washington University has Is
divisions, including graduate and
undergraduate schools and Uni
versity College, adult education
division of the university.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-05

nome. 1t was the last day o.
hunting and Harold and Levor
each got one. We were all supper
guests at the John Carda home
Levon Schlenz hauled a load
OF coal from the mine near Gull
oertson Monday. Laverne and
Orr1e Peterson are the miners,
Sunday dinner guests at the
Bertha Cornelia home were Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Klasna, Linda
and Edmund.
Sunday evening supper guests
at the George Fisher home were
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Miller and
son Tom.
Mrs. Kenneth Klasna was a
Sidney shopper Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher,
Jerry and Dannie were Tuesday
evening visitors at the Mel Raus-
chendorfer home.
Levon Schlenz visited at the
Howard Sheehan home Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Smith
of Sidney were dinner guests at
the George Fisher home. In the
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruffatto
and children enjoyed their
Thanksgiving dinner at the Leo
O'Conner home. They also spent
the night, and Friday morning
motored to Williston to spend the
day.
Alvin and Bruce Fisher were
Friday callers at the George Fish
er home enjoying dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hagen
motored to Newtown, N. Oak,
Friday morning to visit at the
home of their son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Hagen and to greet their
first grandchild.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Carda and
family were Sidney business call
ers Saturday.
Friday callers at the Priny
Schlenz home were Harold and
Eddie Carda.
!. Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Fisher, Dan and Jerry motored
to Williston and then to Sidney.
Sidney callers Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carda and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Carda
and son Bob.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Christensen
were Sidney business callers Sat-
urday.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-05

beat the standard deduction by
itemizingl. and minimize your de-
ductible items for 1857 and 1859
(when you will take the standard
deduction and waste your actual
expenses). The general rule TO fol-
low when you I trying TO make
the most of your actual expenses
is: keep OUTLAWS as low as possible
in the years in which you take the
standard deduction and pyramid
them as much as possible in the
years in which you itemize ex-
penses.
Pyramid Medical Expenses
Most taxpayers need look no fur
Their than their family medical bills
to find a deductible expense that
can be pyramided to gain a well
coined tax advantage. The section
of the tax law governing the de-
ductibility of medical expenses
states that unless you or your wife
will be 65 years old by January 1.
1858. you may deduct only those
medical expenses for 1857 in excess
of 3 per cent of your gross income.
II you find that you are near or
over the 8 per cent minimum and
you are going TO itemize deductions
this year. you should pay as many
of your medical bills as possible
December 81. And since
medical expenses 4 be deducted
only in the year paid (but cannot
be prepaid. you might even con
slider speeding.rp and paying for
the dental work. eye examinations
and general physical ~check-ups your
will otherwise be having in
he early part OF 1858.
Taxpayers who had low medical
expenses for 1857 should reverse
his procedure. postponing the pay
of their year-end medical bills
after the first of the year. In
his way. they may be able TO
xceed the minimum requirement in
.95S and to gain a benefit from a
'ayment that would otherwise be
ost on their 1857 return.
Ian Premium Payments
The premiums you pay on your
accident and hospital insur-
nee policies a be deducted as a
MEDICAL expense-so plan your pay
lents accordingly. To give you
fiexibility in the shifting of
1edical deductions from n year
0 the next. you might arrange to
ave these premiums fall due in
anuary.
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