The Sidney herald., 1957-03-14
Crane
Mrs. Asa Bradley

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March 2 TO 8 was National Al
! Week Mrs. Kenneth Goss, presi
|, dent, asked Mrs. Asa Bradley I
: give a talk on All. Mrs. AS
, Bradley chose the awards pro
gram of the All club as he
topic and explained which par
of the expense of maintaining tn
All clubs is born by taxpayer
and which part is borne by pri
vate business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Cos.
and family visited at the Marvin
Berry home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Hatch anc
daughter and Mrs. Gunther hac
supper at the Leroy Tangler
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Reisig went
to Thermopolis, Wyoming for the
hot baths and returned a week
ago Monday. They stopped at
Billings to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Reisig and family and
10 Ann Reisig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Reisig, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Reisig plan to
take the Henry Reisig children
to an eye doctor in Billings on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Clark called at
the Wright home Monday.
Leonard Bakken had dinner at
the Asa Bradley home Monday.
Mrs. Nels Doe brought Kay
Bakken out to her folks Friday
evening and had coffee with Mrs.
Bakken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Evenson
and son visited at the Willis Lapp
home Friday.
Selmer Askeland, teacher of
the four upper grades at the
Crane school asked each of the
All members in his room to give
a talk on some phase of All
club work. The program was
given Friday forenoon. Kay Goss
told about the beginning of All
clubs. Ilene Garfield explained
what projects r available. 9th
err All members taking part in
the program were Gloria Uhrich,
Myron Larsen, Anita Walla, Rom
ME Uhrich, Bobbie Goss and
Sharon McGinnis. Mrs. Kenneth
Goss, All leader, vas a visitor.
Steve Douglass went to the
hospital Thursday but was able
to be home again in a few days.
Chuck Healey of Glendive Wis
tied at the Joe Stevenson home
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goldsmith,
MI. and Mrs. Peter Pau and
sons visited at the Everett Gold
smith home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Goss
and family were dinner guests
at the Russell Hulings home Sat-
urday evening and watched tele-
vision afterwards.
Bill Goss returned from Boze-
man on Sunday afternoon. Bill
was an alternate on the FLA
judging team which judged at
Bozeman during the winter fair.
The Sidney FLA judging team
won the sweepstakes at the FLA
contest.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl johnson
stopped at the Asa Bradley home
their way to Billings Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Leroy Tanglen went to
Plentywood Thursday and brot
Mrs. Pete Tanglen home. She
stopped in McCabe to visit a
former Home &c teacher, Mrs.
Fred Hoffman, who was the
former Dorothy Larson.
Mrs. Kenneth Goss called at
the Bill Cotter home Friday.
The Four Leaf Clover All club
met at the Crane school house
evening. Mrs. Leroy Tan
glen was a guest and sang two
songs for the group. Mrs. Arthur
and Mrs. Harold Hafe-
nan, leaders of the Country Girls
HI were also guests. Mrs. Floyd
.ipp and Mrs. Ted Goss were
mothers who visited the meeting.
Connie Walla gave an illustrated
ak. Myrna Larsen demonstrated
correct procedure for washing the
lair. Mrs. Kenneth Goss reported
hat the All program given at
school that morning was very
we'll done and many phases of /,
club work were covered. :,
lunch was served by Ilene CAT 8
ield. For recreation the girls :
gathered around the piano to
ing songs while Gloria Uhrich
The members judged :
files and needles and a
bread. A check of the record 2
looks revealed that Sharon Nc :
Iinnis and Donna Bradley are '
he only foods members who
ave recorded any cooking. Ilene .
Iaffield and Donna Bradley ev-
r the only girls who :
ave started any sewing. Sharon z
fcGinnis will be hostess for the
ext meeting. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bauman A
isited at the Asa Bradley home a
unday. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Goss and +.
lmily spent Sunday visiting the c,
.enneth Goss family. 8
Mrs. Thora Bakken spent the A
eek end at the Leonard Bakken r
ome. d
Dean Nelson visited at the
enneth Goss home Thursday
while Mr.. Bradley and s.