The Sidney herald., 1957-06-20

junior year at the state univer
sity in Missoula. Ronald, who re
turned to the university for tn
spring quarter after his discharg'
from the service, will be a JUNO,
next year. All are majoring IL
business administration. The,
were accompanied home by Lor'
Lene's fiance, Jim Wood of VIM
fbledon, N. D., who is also a stu
| dent at the university. Lorent
and Mr.. Wood will be married
in Sidney in August and Loren
marriage to Sharlon Apple o.
Lewistown will also take place
there in August. Miss Apple wa.
a sophomore at the state college
last year but does not plan tt
continue her studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Whited anc
children, Linda and Robby o.
Portland, Ore, are visiting here
this week at the home of Bob:
parents, MI. and Mrs. Louis
Whited. On their return they viii.
visit her father, Bert Almli anc
her brothers and their families
in Miles City, and with Bob's
sister, Florence Whited in Billings
and his brother Bud and family
at Red Lodge. Bob is assistant
parts man for the caterpillar deal
er in Portland.
Jimmie Seitz arrived home
Wednesday from East Lansing
Michigan, where he has just COM
pleted his freshman year at the
Michigan State University. Jim
is majoring in hotel management
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Lund are
home from Kodiak, Alaska, where
they have lived for two years
while Dean was stationed there
with the navy at the Fleet Wea-
Their Central. They flew from Ko-
diak to Seattle and their a was
shipped to them there. After a
three weeks visit among friends
in Seattle they covered a scenic
route on their trip home through
British Columbia, stopping at
Banff and Lake Louise. They are
staying with Mrs. Lund's mother,
Mrs. George Johnson, and visiting
his parents, the Nord Lunds, his
brother Bill and family, and
among other relatives and friends
here. They plan to leave in two
weeks for Boulder, Colorado,
where MIR. Lund will enter the
Colorado State University this fall
to resume his higher education
which was interrupted for mill
tary service.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Rounce had
for their houseguests the first OF
the week, Mrs. Rounce's niece and
her husband, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. b.
Ray and Mrs. Rays son, Michael
Olinger of Great Falls. They also
visited at the homes of their cous-
ms, Mrs. Allen Allen, Bill Rounce
and Mrs. Bill Regren. They left
Wednesday morning to continue
on their vacation trip east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Woods left
today for Washburn, ND, where
they will visit at the home of Mrs.
Woods sister, Mrs. Essie Macon
Der and take in the celebration
being held there for the clty's
18th anniversary. They are max
ing the trip to Bismarck and re-
turn via Frontier Airlines. c. r.
Doran is taking care OF the MA.
hall during Mr.. Woods absence.
MIR. and Mrs. Gerald Beecher
and son Paul of Great Falls are
visiting here at the home OF Mrs.
Beecher's mother, Mrs. Annette
Olsen, and with her sister, Mrs.
Harry Johnson and family. They
arrived Sunday and Mr.. Beecher
left that evening for New York
City on a buying trip for the
in Great Falls. Mrs. Oh
len, who has been visiting with
her daughters family the past
two months, returned with them.
The Beechers, who moved a few
months ago from Sidney to Great
Falls, tell us they like their new
location very much and that tney
recently purchased a new three
bedroom home.
DR.. and Mrs. Stanley Kubik OF
Ell Cajon, California, were week
end guests at the Mark Fawcett
home. They were on their way to
Wolf Point and were visiting with
DID friends throughout this area
on a vacation trip. Both
reared at Wolf Point where
hey were childhood friends OF
Mrs. Fawcett.
Sharon Hall and Patti Krey,
who have just completed their
year at the State Col
Iege of Colorado at Greeley, are
both employed for the summer at
the National Jewish Home for AS
thmatic Children in Denver.
MIR. and Mrs. E. E. Edmondson
and son Roger, and their son-in-
.aw and daughter, MI. and MRS.
r. r. Hurley and son of Missoula,
eft Sunday on a vacation trip on
they will visit among Mrs.
Edmondson's relatives at points in
The Hurleys will go on
O Chicago, where Mr.. Hurley,
Who is a student at Montana State
University in Missoula, will be en-
for the summer. Friends
,ere will be interested to learn
hat the Edmondson's daughter,
drs. John Keplinger has a baby
.irl, born June IA. The KEEP
formerly of Sidney, are
low living at Roundup. They have
wo other children, both boys.
Kenneth Hundtoft arrived home
donday from Midway Island in
he South Pacific, where he has
'een stationed for IA months.
Kenneth has just completed nine
ears in the navy and has rein