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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Morrow,
44i6 Clinton Az, have announced
the engagement OF their daughter,
Gwsndolyn Rae. to Bill Fraction.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James W.
Fraction. 3s4I Clinton Av.
Miss Morrow, graduate OF
North High School. Is currently
employed by the Northwestern
Bell Telephone Company as a Peg
Count clerk.
Mr.. Fraction, a graduate OF
Central High School. Is a techni.
cal illustrator for Remington
Rand Univac.
Both Miss Morrow and Mr.,
Fraction are attending the Uni.
versity OF Minnesota
No wedding date has been set
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MT. OIIyET BAPTIST

Rev. y. II. Hunter chose as a
subject, The Healing Sun" for
his morning message Sunday,
March -. His text was taken
from Malachi, AZ. But unto you
that fear my name shall the sun
OF righteousness arise with heal
ing In his wings: And ye shall 60
forth AMI grow up as calves of the
stall"
This message was very spiritual
and uplifting. Rev. Hunter spoke
OF Gods blessing on the good by
trusting. also the majestic power
Of the Sun and what II win do for
US spiritually and physically.
Morning scripture was head by
Rev. r. @. Harris and the morn
ing prayer was offered by deacon
NJ. r. Bell.
Music was provided by the
Gospel Chorus and the Male
Chorus.
One new member was added TO
the church membership.
Visitors during the day were
Charles Thomas, Springfield.
Mass, James Battle, Springfield.
Mass. william Brayboy. Miss
Ruth Caldwell, Pilgrim Baptist
church. ST. Paul: Mrs Dorothy
Britt. ST. James AME church. st.
Paul: Mrs. Veltina T. Brown,
Union Baptist, Des Moines. Ia,
Mrs. Janice II. Perkins. Our Sa-
vior Lutheran church, St Paul
and Mrs Eldora Rome, Eudora,
Ark.
The Junior church has complct-
ed plans for Palm Sunday ser
vices. Further announcements will
be made later.
James Milsap has been appoint
cd assistant director Of the Sen.
Tor choir
The sick and shut-in members
appreciate your prayers and calls
made during their illness.
You're always welcome at Mt
Olivet, Church Of Friendliness 4"
--
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kathTyn ssrowdeS, Former
Minneapolis Resident Dies
In Detroit, Miehioor

Word was received of the death
In Detroit. Mich, OF Mrs. Kathryn
strawder. former resident of
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Strawder died March 20.
following prolonged illness.
Funeral services were held in
Detroit Monday. March IS. with
burial in westlawn cemetery.
She Is survived by her husband
Charles. daughter. Mrs. Faye
wiggens. both OF Detroit: one son
Jack Strawder OF Minneapolis:
two sisters: two brothers; one
aunt and four grandchildren.
Jack Strawder returned to Min
neapolis Tuesday from Detroit.
where he went TO attend funeral
services.
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Communists Tried But
Failed To Make Inr0adS
Among US. Negroes

fight for equal cltizenahip. The
other enemy In that American
racist who peryerts and corrIpts
the democratic concept into a de-
based philosophy Of life. In oppos-
ing the one enemy. Negro leader
ship must be careful not 10 give
aid and comfort to the other"
When the committee adjourned
after hearing ox-Comrnunist
Manning Johnson on Thursday.
It's task was far from complets.
only II nationally known and re-
spected Negro figure could really
counter the RobeBon remark.
Jackie Robinson Of tho Brook
lg Dodgers. the first Negro In
major league baseball. wis the
choice and had accepted the com
mittses' invitation. Since tho
Pittsburgh Courier had broken the
story tho previous Friday, the
press had made all technical ar
rangemsnts for Roblns0n's APP
pearAncc.
Monday morning tho subcom-
mite. met at 1880. After the
prelIminaries. Robinson told his
quoAtioners and the assembled
ncwaman.
white people must realize that
tho more Negro hates Com
munism because II opposes demo
craoy the more he In going TO hate
any other influence that kills off
democracy In this country and
that goes for racial diacrimina.
tion In the Army. and segrega.
ton on trains and buses, and job
discrimination because OF religious
beliefs or color or place Of birth,
Any loyalty that needs defense
cant amount 20 much In the long
run"
his contention was! we can
win our fight without the Com,
munlsta and we don't want thsir
help"
Today, seven years after tho
the Communist imputA.
ton 10 still being used 10 block
indignation. but the countsrattack
remains eloquent.
Senator James o, Eastland IN.
Miss considers that the NAACP.
the most militant and successful
organization for Negro rights. 10
backed by elsmsats "of all shades
OF red the blood red Of the
Communist Party"
Senator EaAtiand refuses 10
suhatantiate his charge we pre-
sumo because he cannot. The ma
tion-wide Association. between
10 and 90 per cent colored) has
constantly come under the Daily |
workers. editorial whiplAah. II
has actively opposed the subver.- |
I've Civil Rights Congress And /,
Executive Secretary Roy wilkins
has warned all chapters 10 guard |
against Communist infiltratIon.
Under this constant haIlstorm |
OF Communist propaganda and |
antisCommuniat accusation, tho
American Negro has steadily used |
our legislative and Judicial ma.
ehinery Ia win more Of the civil |
rights 10 which he IL entitled
The Negro has been fighting for |
Justice long before Communion |
existed here or In Europe. lie
doesn't claim immunity from the
influence uf Communism. The |
MACE h me- less vulnerable to |
infiitration than the Federal Gov |
ernmcnt hut with hts deeply re-
igtous background he has no |
taste for the violently lrTeiigioua
theology that has vainly tried To
attract him. A Alvin Stokes has
put Il systematically. his sole
desire 10 freedom 10 be free A.
monE tho free"
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Fils No. sslOa
ORDER FoR HEARING FINAL.
ACCOt Mt AND PETITION
ron DISCRIMINATION

STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
PROBATE COURT
Re Estate Of Sophie Boesche, also
known as Sophie c. Bossehe, De.
redent
1T Is ORDERED that the final
account and petition for eHAmina.
ton thereof and for distribution
filed herein. be heard on Morday
April 18th, 1897. at : o'clock =. NJ
BY this Court In the Court House
In Minneapolis, Minnesota. and that
all persons Interested In this estate
present objections, u any. why
said petition should not be granted
This order shah be published in
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according to
law
tsEALp
WITNESS the HON. JAMES
q KEHoE. Judge % Probate
Court, this 18th day Of March.
ERNEST r. IORENZ
Clerk Of Probate Court
larson, toeyiuger, Lindauist
Freeman q Fraser. Attorneys
1910 Midland Rank Bldg
,spokssman. March ~. %, April 81
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29
ny JOSEPH MURPHY
In tho Catholic Interraeisl
Review


CONTINUED from March ~
Edition.
To Mr.. Hunton. a diAioyal Ne
gro would bc a rare species '"rhs
Negro. In particular, is perhaps
the only group In this country
who has absolutely no background
OF memory Of "a fatherland OF
motherland," he pointed out "His
IL an American and nothing elss
the Unknown Soldier may be a
Negro boy. and pay the same
tribute 10 him"
To these sentiments, Thomas
w. Young. President and General
Manager OF Guide Publishing Co,
Inc. Virginia. added:
This Negro In this country IL a.
basicaily American Aa any other
element Of the population. lie has
boen on the soil M long. he has
fought 10 protect and preserve In
liberties, and hs has toIIed To help
build the Nation during all tho
year, Of our history"
ON Thursday. Lester Granger.
executive director Of tho National
Urban League. literally Sprinkled
his powerful testimony with sta.
tiStlca 10 prove that the extent Of
Communist influence among tho
Negro population had been "groAs.
ly exaggerated"
The actual card.cArriers. by his
estimate, he said, didn't exceed
1000.
Twice during the 1913 election,
ho continued, New Yorks Harlem
demonstrated ita hatred OF Com
munism, The Negroes gave Rod.
backed Henry Wallace a acant Il
per cent Of their presidential vote.
Meanwhile. q white Democrat
easily defeated Negro ALP
candidate In "A state Senate con.
test.
Mr.. Changers explanation Of
the generally moderate reaction
to Robeson'a speech among Negro
spokesman presented q dilemma.
Authentic Negro leadership In
this country finds itself confront
Cd by two enemies on opposite
sides. One enemy In the Com
munist who seeks to destroy the
democratic ideal and practice
which constitute tho Negroes sole
hope Of eventual Victory In his
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory OF our be-
loved son. father and grandson.
Want Albert Washington, Jr., who
passed away two years ago,
March -, 1855.
A precious one from us Is gone
His voice we loved Ii still.
A place In vacant In our midst
Which never can be filled.
Sadly missed by parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Washington, ST..
son, Want Albert Washington III.
and grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Tucker.
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NOTICE or INCORPORATION

NoTttE OF RECONSIDERATION
NOTICE IL HEREBY OWEN. that
wII.ERUTH REALTY COMPANY
was Incorporated under the law
OF the state Of Minnesota on March
IS. 1881 The general nature of It's
business IL dealing In real estate
and personal property and TO carry
on any business or trade Incidental
TO tia purpose The address OF u.
REGISTERED office In i2S East Frank
lin Avenue, Minneapolis, Mime
sofa The names and addresses of
the incorporatorp, who also con
stitute the first Board of Directors
are.
Alan l.. stisgler. 1907 Upton Ave
nue. North. Minneapolis Minnesota
sheldon u Karlins $500 Joppa
Avenue. ~. Louis Park, Minnesota
Richard y Sachs. $40 Raleigh
Avenue, ~ Louis Park. Minnesota
Dated March 90. 1881
wILEHUTU REALTY COMPANY
Ry Sachs, karlins, GrossmAn a
KaTlins
Its Attorneys
sl2 Builders Exchange
Minneapolis :, Minnesota
spokesman March -. 1851
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29

Twice monthly Nell Isnsaeli's
provocative. entertaining column
Tho Way I SEQ IT. appears In
this paper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29
Detroit, Mich.

story built love- faith and loyalty about
be unveiled here in the Motor City is the story of dcd
Gated minister and loyal congregation Up the story
has been told in whispered with many Of the facts left
out
II all began back in 1853 The Rev DR. Carlyle F. Stewart
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29

Rev. c. y. Stewards Sugoi
Success Story Of Former
Local Pastor Told In
Detroit PAPERS Article

Editors Sot"; On April Detroit congregation pastorcd
by Row Carlyle o. stewart MlnncsotAn will
100000 church Tho surrounding
building of the Peoples Community Church. should make
csnK reading tn friends Of Rev stewart the Twin Cities
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29

Count the various depaxtmsnts.
features. news stories, columns
and pictures once. We think you
win agree that readers Of this
paper get their moneys worth
every week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29
Ftls No. ggbxa
ORDER FoR NEARING PETITION
Fon ADMINISTRATION

FIls No ssbSa
ORDER FoR NEARING PETITION
Fon NATURALIZATION
STATE DF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENSEplN
N PROBATE COURT
In Re Estate 90 Ethyl Hechter.
peuetsnt
order Tor HsRrfpE PetItiaa ter
Letter.. sf admatat.tratiaa
IT Is ORDERED that all persons
show cause, ~ any they have. be-
fore this Court an Monday. Aprti
>th, isa;, at 10 o'clock A. n In the
Court House In Minneapolis. NInns-
sofa. Why the petition % ida
Hschtcr, 80 Hennspfn County. Mn.
nesota, for the appointment 81 her.
self a. adm fnistratrtN. herein filed
SHOULD not b. granted
This order shall be published ~
the Minneapolis Spokesman ard
curiss mailed according to law
COURT SEAE.l
WITNESS the HON JAMES
q kEfIpE Jatgs Of Probate
Court this tn day % March.
ERNEsT 3 LDRENE
Clerk % Probate Court
= " Rsllman. Attorney
Sis Nircllet BLDG
tSpDkssmAn, March IS - fsl
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,OUx
3 a L [ s
NEWS
N O 7 G S

ny Mayo Coates
$40 MAble street
sioux FAiis. 3. ID.
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Continued from March ~
Edition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

KLIsABETH FRA6ER
Il the girl friend sergt.
BiIko tries 70 win back on
The Phil silvers show. Tues
day, Q pm, WTOP-e.'
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600
5-Ladies Be Seated. Movie.
~ HouFS. u Married Witch. ("
1917. Fredrie Morch.
7-Eddie Cantor Theetss.
Edmund CNenn. guest.
e-Deot the Clock. Contest.
$50
4-Bside end Groom.
7-Town end Country Time.
Elton Britt, N. G.
9-House Parry. Noriety.
Art Iinkletters host.
500
4-Moeinoo ThooteF. Color.
Hour. "Jone Eyre" A young
wcmon must nscke q ronaontic
choice between on lndio-bound
nissionoFy and the man IN whose
house she worked os o eovefness.
Joan EIon. lRepeof.l
1-Amegieon Dondstend.
Heur. Dick Clark, m. {.
e-Ths Big peyoH. Quiz.
$50
S-Life With EIiEebsth. Dfono.
9-The Verdict b Yours.
Jim MeKoY ssors.
400
4-oueen for . Doy. Giveowoy.
S-biIIy johnson Show. Kids.
1-BFiohtoV DEFY. Scroll.
9-Piek Temple. Kids.
hess. Enemies Of the West"
Bill Willows.
4:I5
7-SocFet Stern. Seriol.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06

honor Of Jun1a's birthday which
was the goth. Billy Norton and
Donald Brown were afternoon
callers also at the Noah home
MI. and Mrs. Con SimonSen
and family returned home Tues
day from visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
Darrell Goebel in Basin, Wy
oming and they also drove thru
the Yellowstone park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Danielson
and children and Mrs. Art Sorte-
berg and Sandra visited briefly
at the Rupert Beagle home Mon
day.
MI. and Mrs. Bert Christensen
were afternoon coffee guests at
the Laurits Jensen home Friday.
Betty Arneson and children
were at the Charles Daniels home
last Thursday. That same day
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Kopp called.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Eyvind Wick home were the Ray
Norbys. Mrs. Royle Koch and
Mrs. Dorothy Miller drove out
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Kopp were
Wednesday evening visitors at the
Albert Noah home and had sup
per there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Simonsen
and family spent Saturday eve
ming at the John Conroy home
visiting and watching TV.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Villas
Sorensen and Ella May of Ranira,
S. Oak, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Goe-
bel and Ida Simonsen Of Sidney
were all supper guests at the
Con Simonsen home.
Lii Jensen entertained the Rus
sell Danielson family to a birth
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06

South Girurd wsre swunang Nj
tori At the Laurits Jensen hurne
TTn1rsday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Zadow
were Sunday dinner and supper
guests at the Albert Noah home.
Mr.. and AGrs. Elmer Jensen end
family motored to C1endive "a
business Friday. They also en-
joyed dinner At the home II Nh.
Jensen's sister, Mr.. and Ma
Archie Scott Of that city.
Mary Daniels moved home Sat-
urday from Glendive where she
taught school the past term. Mary
will teach next year near Booze
man.
Bud and Laura Daniels and
girls enjoyed a picnic dinner ct
the Lyle Arneson home Sunday.
Later in the afternoon both fam-i
lies drove over to the dedication
Of KUIV-TV.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06

for all the field work and fen
cling they did. Thank youi
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Linde
and family entertained Mr.. and
George Olsen and family, Mrs.
Celia Stromfeldt and Hans Swan
by to q steak fry ut their home
Tuesday evening, May 28th-
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Henderson
and family and Mr.. Bazel VII
nams all Of Laurel, Montana
called on Mr.. and Mrs.. Garfield
Linde Saturday afternoon.
Saturday evening Jimmy, Eli
leen, Garfield, Madeline, Mr.. Will
liams and Richard Levno attend
ed the Montana Bowhuntefs ban
quet at the Lalonde hotel in
Sidney and Sunday the men took
part in the State Field tourna-
ment, held on the archery range
east Of Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Linde
attended the Saddle club fun
frolic in Sidney Memorial Day.
Bill Olson and Harriet called
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06

cay supper In honor OF Betty
Danielson and Lars Jensen on
Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walt Jensen, Johnnie and Mary
Annette visited later In the eve
ming.
Florence and Jack Conroy Wis
tied Mrs. Lawrence Conroy and
family and the Bud Conroys in
Sidney Sunday.
Laurits and Lii Jensen visited
Sunday afternoon at the Ray Pc
tersen home.
Margaret Danielson was guest
of honor at the Don Crusch home
Monday evening for her 10th
birthday supper.
Don Baue spent a couple Of
days last week at the Con ST.
monsen farm spraying for weeds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Daniels,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Arneson
and family were Thursday guests
at the Albert Noah home where
the group enjoyed homemade
ice cream and birthday cake in
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06

from Sidney and spent the eve
ming.
Carol Wick was among the
guests at a birthday party for
Sharry Lewis in Sidney Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Johnson and
boys visited the Eyvind Wicks
Monday evening.
Carol Wick is attending Bible
school at st. Peters Lutheran
church this week. Elaine Is one of
the teachers.
Girard Local FLU will hold their
annual picnic this Sunday, June
8 at the Lone Butte grove. Bring
your own dishes, wieners and
buns for your own family and
picnic lunch. Coffee and ice
cream will be furnished by the
local.
Georgia Petersen called on Ma
RE Noah Friday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Pat Waldo and
family of Miles City and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Albin and family of
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06

on the Garfield Lindes last Thurs
day morning.
Bill Lewis called on the Gar
field Lindes Friday and Monday.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06

itooah round bow
roksf forged from q solld
pises Of sAssA S sol'd
oh kondIA-
sspws
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-28

Don't forget the Hat Social Al
the hall Saturday night. Womer
and girls - young and old -
bring an old nat and a box lunch
Thereu be fun for all.
Sunday visitors at the Laurits
Jensen home were Mr.. and Mrs
Herb Hier, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Noah and Mr.. and Mrs. Con ST.
monsen and family. Marie, Car
oil and Lii took honors from Con,
Albert and Laurits in six-handed
pinochle.
Bob Arenson helped out at the
Daniels farm Monday. That af-
ternoon, Carol Simonsen, Judy
and Kenny and Frances and Ste
vie Wick visited Laura and had
lunch.
This week at the Elmer Jensen
home found Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Gierke and family as supper
guests Thursday. Sunday the
Jensens enjoyed dinner at the
Nels Conradsen home at Savage.
Monday luncheon guests at the
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-28

For those people who r MOI
fortunate enough to be con-
nected to the city water system,
due to economic or geographical
circumstances, l suggest that spring
time is the right time to attend
to the proper construction of wells
and checking into the proper
functioning of sewage disposal
units.
Pamphlets outlining what con-
stituves a properly constructed
well, are available from the 10
cal sanitarian. In addition, he will
be very glad to assist you in
anyway he can, in advising the
houseowner how to obtain a safe
water supply.
If you think that your well is
well protected and is such as to
be approved by the Health De-
partment, then, it is suggested
that your well be disinfected be-
fore calling on your ~sanitarian
to take a water sample. Your
sanitarian can advise you on
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-28

of his house Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Jensen WIS.,
tied Friday forenoon at the Laur-
its Jensen home.
Al, Helen and Karen Gierke
spent the day, Friday, visiting al
the Albert Noah home. That eve
ming the Gierke family were sup
per guests of the Con Simonsens
Axel Danielson and Alfred Mil
Ter we're coffee callers Friday
morning at the Russell Danielson
home. That afternoon Betty Rus
sell, and Charles visited at the
Art Sorteberg's.
Bud and Laura Daniels and
Rachel called a tthe Baue home
Friday evening to help with
some sheep. They had supper
while there. Landing is in full
swing at both the Daniels and
Baue farms SO they're hoping the
weather stays nice for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eyvind Wick at
tended the county school boar
meeting at the NYA hall Saturday
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-28
Cirard
-fHomemakerg Club

The Girard Homemakers club
met at the Ruben Simonsen home
Tuesday, March 10. After a short
business meeting Mrs Janet Red
gren, home demonstration agent,
and Mrs. Ben HUXLEY showed a
film on cancer. The April meet
ing will be at Wick's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Danielson
and Charles were dinner guests
at the Laurits Jensen home Tues
day. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Wick, Carol
and Stevie, were among the rel
atives and friends who gathered
at the home Of Mrs. Royal Koch
Tuesday evening to help her cele-
brate her birthday.
Tuesday evening Con and Car
oil Simonsen and family visited
at the home of Ida Sinonsen and
also visited Carols sister, Mrs.
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-28

Doris Goebel, who was a patient
at the Sidney hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Don Crusch and
girls, Mrs. Joe Renders and Butch
and MIR. and Mrs. VIM Nyberg
were Tuesday night visitors at
the Russell Danielson home.
Albert and Marie Noah were
Wednesday evening visitors at
the Asa Kopp home near Sidney.
Frances and Stevie Wick called
on Carol Simonsen Wednesday
morning. That same day, Con was
at the Wick farm having some
welding done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurits Jensen
had supper at the Russell Daniel
son home Thursday after return
ing from the Deckert sale.
Betty and Russell Danielson
and family enjoyed coffee with
Mrs. Anna Rabe in Sidney late
Wednesday afternoon.
Lloyd Salisbury, Bud Daniels
and Con Simonsen helped Ruben
shingle the north side
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-28

how to proceed with the disin-
lection
After your well has been dis
infected then a water sample can
be taken.
There are two types of exami-
nation of waters commonly made
by the Montana State Board of
Health:
/. The Bacterial Test is for
the purpose of determining the
sanitary quality of the water.
2. The Mineral or Chemical
Analysis is to determine the al
kalivity and other chemical char
acteristics of the water as they
may affect the drinker or to
determine the suitability OF the
water for general household use.
Protect the health of your
family See to it that your
water supply is a safe one!
Albert O. DUDE,
District Sanitarian.
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-28
Is Your
Drinking Water
Safe To Drink?

With the coming of spring, one
usually associates this period of
the year with the cleaning up
of ones backyard, and prepar-
ing for the hot weather ahead.
Citizens should be thinking al
so, of the possible contamination
of their drinking water supplies,
by spring runoff, and other en-
vironmental factors, such as out
side privies, too close to their
wells and disposal units which
do not function properly.
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-28

Jensens were Mrs. Albert Noah
and Lloyd Salisbury. That after
noon, Ruben and Esther Simon
sen, Myrl Kilen and Lloyd SAILS
bury called.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05

attested by the fact that he
lasted SO long, despite the
straightjacket imposed by "a
tenement apartment. Jim
my Piersall, Boston Red Sox
star. stung by criticism of dads
treatment in TV show, believes
his movie represents his father
to everybody's satisfaction.
Music Hall gets Funny Face
for Easter. R0nnie Knox,
stormy petrol of UCLA football,
dating Madeline barrow.
Harry James and Betty CRADLES
stable high on 2-year-old Riff.
|. Storks en- route to the DR..
Roger Bannisters, the Rod Alex
anders, the Rory Calhouns.
X X X X
On his 21st birthday, February
"a. doesn't Lance ReventlOw in
herit rs WoOlworth millions?
Edith Mayo of the clinic clan
weds Joe Gordon in June. i.
Cuba's army generals and Ba-
tista feuding. pal joey"
which Rita HaywOrth start to-
day. will be her last picture for
Columbia before her multiple
picture deal at 20th-Fox. !.
Carol Haney to take a long rest.
,. Van JohnsOns at Ell Morocco:
at next table Edgar and Bernice
Garbisch celebrating their 18th
wedding amy. Metros
"Raintree County" runs 3 hours
10 minutes. Art Carney and
Nanette Fabray a possibility for