The Sidney herald., 1958-04-24

Erlck, arrived IN Sidney FRIDAY
for a visit at the home of Major
Petersen's father, Holger Peter
sen Major Petersen has Just COM
pleted six months of study of the
German language at the Army
Language school at Seaside, Cal
1fornia, and after a thirty day
leave will be assigned to duty in
Germany as a member of a Mill
tary Advisory group for three
years duration. He will be station
ed in Frankfort. Previous to this
Capt. Petersen has been on four
overseas tours during his seven
teen years in the service. He has
been stational in Alaska, Europe,
Okinawa and Korea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rounce re-
turned home Tuesday from a three
weeks visit to Portland, Oregon,
and points enroute. At Portland
they were guests at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Rudy Lachenmeier and
children. They were entertained
at the home of Mr. Rounce's bro
Their and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Rounce, where they also
enjoyed a visit with their two
sons-in-law and daughters, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Weis and three
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Adams and three children,
all residents of Portland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rounce spent a week end
with the Lachenmeiers at Copolis
Beach, near Aberdeen, Wn., where
they participated in a clam dig
ing, which is sponsored by the
authorities of each beach at GER
tain times when the tide comes in.
There were over 5000 on this par
ticular beach the morning the
Rounces were there and we we're
told that this was one of the
outstanding events of their trip.
During their stay in Portland
they were also entertained, in
company with their daughters
family, at a Sunday dinner at the
Silas Geiser home in Salem. Mr..
Geiser will be remembered as a
former superintendent of the Sid
ney public schools. On their
return trip Mr. and Mrs.
Rounce stopped in Denver to Wis
it Mrs. Rounce's brother and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Wallace
and while there took a drive to
Pueblo to see a cousin of Mr..
Rounce, Mrs. Louis Langley. They
also visited other places of inter
est enroute home.
DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Sanford re-
turned last week from St. Paul,
where they spent ten days while
DR.. Stanford attended the Min
nesota State Dental convention.
While there they enjoyed a de-
lightful evening at the Gordon
home in Minneapolis and
brought greetings from them to
their former Sidney friends. They
tell us that Mr.. MODS health is
very much improved and that he
looks good and is back at work.
Friends here will remember that
he was seriously i'll for some time
as a result of inhaling fumes in
with his work in re-
frigeration. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Ullman stayed with their grand
while the Sanfords were
away.
1t. James A. Kaneski, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kaneski, ar
rived home last week from Japan
where he has been on duty there
and in Korea for 20 months. After
a months furlough visit at his
home he has been assigned to duty
Greenville, Miss, as a jet in
structor. This week he is visiting
his brother Ronnie in Helena,
where he is a student at Carol
college.
Roy Steppler writes from Mesa,
Arizona, that they are leaving
there this week for good old
Sidney" and requests that we send
paper to his local address. The
5tepplers have spent the past
in California and Arizona.
Janice Mitchell and Virginia
.urau enjoyed the April IL week
end visiting friends in Billings.
MI. and Mrs. Harnish Jr., and
Mrs. Beverly Witt returned Fri
lay from Minneapolis, where they
;pent a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Bass and
children spent the Easter week
md in North Dakota, where they
her mother, Mrs. Emma