The Sidney herald., 1958-07-09
Lambert

Anderson, fieldman for the GTA
and Virgil Buchanan. fieldman 70
the Central Exchange. New di
rectorS elected were Floyd Viii
liams and Lloyd Sheehan. Ro,
Fink, retiring president of tn
board of directors, has served OF
the board for % years. The new
board organized as follows: Floyt
Williams, president; Lloyd Shee.
han, vice president; Norman
Lindevig, secretary; Ivan Thorn.
as. member. and Alex Hill
member.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Altar Society was held a
the Henry Rehbein home. A bri.
DIAL shower honoring Miss Mar,
lene Provost, daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Charles Provost was held il
conjunction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Reimer anc
Mrs. L. B. Henry left Thursday
for their homes in White FISH
and Columbia Falls, and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Anton Liudahl and son Dar
left Friday for Columbia Fail:
and Hungry Horsce. All wevt
here for the funeral of Miss Ros-
ale ,Liudahl, who was a drown
ing victim at White Fish Lake
Sunday. June %. Miss Donna
Liudahl remained here for a few
days visit.
Mission Circle of the Lutheran
Church was held al the Lowell
Qualley home Thursday afternoon
and the Charity Circle met that
evening al the Roland Nevins
home.
]. T. Petrik left Friday for
Rochester, MINI, TO get his wife
who underwent surgery two
weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Burgess
and son and Mrs. Thea Poison
left Saturday of last week for
Billings. Mrs. Thea Poison will
visit friends and relatives and
go on to Big Timber and Column
bus where she will visit for sew
eral weeks.
Curtis Petrik, 7-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Petrik,
is a patient in the Sidney Hospi-
tai, suffering from rheumatic
fever.
Mrs. Osten Kvaalen arrived
Wednesday morning from Min
nesota where she has spent the
past months. While in the East
Mrs. Kvaalen attended the WMF
convention of the ELC and visit
ed in Rochester with her daugh-
ter and family Mrs. Harley Carl
son and with her son, Rev. Arne
Kvaalen and family in Fargo,
N. D.
Mrs. Gordon Oakland, Mrs.
Ivan Thomas and Mrs. Bob
Rehbein entertained a number of
ladies at a birthday party hon
oring Mrs. Henry Rehbein Sun
day afternoon, June 29, at the
Rehbein home.
Teresa Rchbein, nine-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
.ehbein was injured in a fall
from a horse last Friday ave-
hing. Teresa was unconscious fer
"a hours but at this writing is
able to recognize her parents and
5 improving. The accident hap
oened when she attempted to put
calf in the corral from which
t had gotten out. In chasing the
,alf the horse stumbled, thus
and throwing Teresa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dahlgen
and daughter Gayle of Douglas,
Ariz., spent Wednesday in Lam
,ert on business and visited the
George Howells.
Mrs. Marie Ann Backes and her
laughter Teresa and Mrs. Katie
3ackes visited in Miles City last
week at the Pat Shevlon home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pude Dotson en-
ertained at a dinner in honor
f their son Ray Jr. and son-in-
aw Gene Levno's birthdays on
sunday. Guests were MI. and
Irs. Herb Vanderhoof and grand
laughter Terry Snideger of Fair
lew, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Levno
nd son, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dot
on and daughter, and Howard
IcNight of Sidney and Mr.. and
Irs. Ray Dotson Jr.
James Thomas, son of Mr.. and
1rs. Ivan Thomas, is expected
ONE this week from Ardmore,
'kla., on furlough before going
verseas to Japan.
Mrs. Ennie Storms arrived home
aturday after spending the past
NO weeks in the state of Wash
Bob Jensen of Sidney and Mr..
nd Mrs. Pershing Carter were
unday guests at the Grant Bur-
ess home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Qualley
nd family left Tuesday on a va
alton trip which will take them
!, Kalispell, Hungry Horse and
Their points Of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Provost took
leir small daughter Cecilia to
filings on Tuesday where they
1nsulted doctors.
Flats