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AMERICAN LEAGUE
WASHINGTON at Baltimore - KEN
merer (6-10) vs.. johnson AID.
vs.. O'clock (10-3).
Cleveland at ChicaRo - Narleski
d1-10) VS.. Pierce (12-el.
Detroit at Kansas City-Foytack
C9-IOl vs.. Grim U-5).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PITTSBURGH at Cincinnati (2l-witi
f6-2) and Law f9-10l Es. Huxhal
t9-9) and Aeker tl-2).
Philadelphia at Milwaukee Oh
SemprOch, l13-7D and Csrdwell l2-0l
VS. Burdat 12-9l and PiZarro t3-D
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fax o. and Kipp t5-4).
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PITTSBURGH
CINCINNATI

Totals Al 13lsI2 Totals IS 4 8 8
! Flied out for Schmidt in 9th; Q
Walked for Foiles In Sth: 3 Ran for
batter for Friend in 9Th; 5 Singled
for Powers IN 9Th; 6 Grounded out
from orammas in sth; Filed out for
Ieffcoat in 9th
PITTSBURGH OF OOl 225-13
CINCINNATI ---- 600 211 600 4
E-Mazeroski, Bailey. Po-A--Pitts.
hurgh, 27-12; Cincinnati, 27-13 DIP
MILAN to TEMPLE to Fondy. LOB
Pittsburgh, 8: Cincinnati, Z.
2b-Groat HR-Stuart, Thomas
90, Robinson. SB-Skinner. s.
Friend Schmidt. SF-Thonlas
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KhuIitu Wins Stoke

DEL MAR, Calf, Aug. is
(AP) .-Khalita, a California
filly ridden by Ray York, de-
feated 10 other challengers to
win the $47,930 Del Mar Debu-
tante Stakes today. Satina was
second and Miss Uppity third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
Redskins Trailing.
Los Angeles, 1913

Baker punted to the Rams 90
yerd line.
With Waller running and
Wade passing to him and La
mar Lundy. the Rams moved
to the Redskins 81 before Dick
James hit Lundy head-on on
another pass attempt-knock-
ing both out Of the game.
The Rams reached the Red
skin 14-yard line before STALL
ing and Paige Cothren kicked
IA 22-yard field goal. Rams, 8;
Redskins. O.
The Redskins got IL yards
before LeBaron was hit by Dick
Daugherty and fumbled. Larry
Morris recovered for the Rams
on the Washington IA as the
period ended. Score: Rams. 8;
Redskins, O.
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NIGHT BASEBALL

Cleveland DOL DOL 31O-
Chicago O2O $50 Gle
Ferrarese, NarleSki az and
Nixon; Wynn, Shaw "a, Staley
az, Wilson 49, and LOIlar.
Home run-ChicagO, Lands
Detroit 10 1903 l
KanS. City 200 210
Burning, Aguirre ~, Larry
(6) and Lau; Urban, Herbert
"a. and Chit.
Home run-DetrOit, Maxwell
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3 Homers by Thomas Bury Reds;
Spain Shades Pills ~ for 10Th
Pirates Take
13-4Victory;
Friend Wins

CINCINNATI, Aug. Is (AP).
Prank Thomas hit three
homers and drove in six runs
today as he led the Pirates to q
1874 victory over the Redlegs.
The Pirates clobbered five
pitchers for 10 hits.
The victory left the Pirates
seven games behind first-place
Milwaukee, which also won.
Although Thomas big bat
doomed for his 30th, 31st and
Sind home runs Of the season,
it was two-run homer by Dick
Stuart that broke the Pirates
out of a A tie and sent them
on their way to the victory.
Stuart was back in the game
at first base after yielding to
Ted Kluszewski in last nights
encounter.
Friend Wins 18th
Bob Friend, who pitched the
first seven innings for Pitts
burgh, built his record to 1912
for the season while slumping
Brooks Lawrence was charged
with his eighth straight defeat.
He was the third of i've Redleg
hurlers. Friend was lifted in the
eighth for a pinch-hitter and
Bob Porterfield finished.
The last half of the ninth
was played in a heavy rain and
the Pirates were hurrying so
much they didn't even take
time for the catcher to give sig.
mails to the pitcher.
Thomas first home run
helped knock Harvey Haddix
out of the box in the second In
ming. After that came singles
by Dick Groat and Hank Foiles
and the Pirates scored again as
they worked the squeeze play
on Friends bunt. Bill Virdon'S
single brought Willard Schmidt
to the rescue.
Ed Bailey's throwing error
helped set up another Pirate
run in the third. The bad
throw came as Bob Skinner
lstole second after singing.
Skinner went on to third and
scored on Thomas sacrifice fly.
Z Schmidt stayed out Of trou-
BILE until the sixth when Thorn
as clipped him for his second
homer.
Stuart Breaks Tie
Then came the damaging
seventh, when the Pirates broke
out of a "A tie as Roberto Gle
mente beat out an infield hit
and scored on Stuart's home
run.
In the eighth, Lawrence filled
the bases on two walks and a
single by Groat. Alex Kellner
relieved Lawrence but yielded
a two-run single to Roman Me-
. jas
The Pirates blew things wide
open with five more runs in the
, ninth. They had six straight
hits before a man was retired.
Thomas third homer came with
two on.
The Redlegs scored their first
two runs in the fourth on
Frank RobinSon's oath homer
pTTTCRUyRC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
Nadir Scores
By ; Lengths
In Rich Derby

CHICAGO, Aug. 16 Cap -
Claiborne Farms Nadir today
won an easy 314 -length victory
in the richest 3-year-old race in
Chicago's history-the $160.075
American Derby at Arlington
Park.
With Manuel Ycaza riding,
Nadir covered the mile and an
eighth over a heavy track in
1878. Cain Hoy Stables VIC
tory Morn finished second after
moving up at the sixteenth
pole. Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Talent
Show took third money in the
field of II horses.
The triumph was Nadir's
fifth in Is starts this season
and came as no surprise since
the colt two weeks ago ran q
blistering mile of 1:343s in
winning the American Derby
Preview.
$114,6OO to Winner
The payoff was $114,600
richest in the fixtures 48-yeal
history. 1t boosted Nadir's win
ningS over two wears to S337.
684.
Nadir returned mutuels of So
81 and So to ticketholders in
the crowd of 1889. Victory
Morn paid $3.50 and $500. The
show price on Talent Show was
l$3.40. x
YcaZa, making his last rid
before starting a Today sus,
pension for careless riding, tool
the lead from Strong Ruler, on
entry with Talent Show, aftel
the first quarter and kept Nadil
comfortably ahead throughout
After Nadir, Victory Morr
and Talent Show came in order
Gray Trust, Strong Ruler
Hillsdale. A Dragon Killer
Olymar, Strong Bay, Rise N
Shine and Discordant.
Strong Bay Fades
A Dragon Killer. longshof
winner of the Arlington Classic
at II to l last month, nevel
was better than sixth in shar'
ing top weight of 126 pounds
with Strong Bay.
Strong Bay, the California
import ridden by Willie Shoe
See ARLINGTON, Page c.
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AMERICAN
Results YesteEda,


Bait. o.; wash, 9.
Boston, z; N, Y. 4.
Cleve. at Chi. (n(
Det. at K. c. (n)
Genes To-day
Wash. ct Bait. 2:05
N. Y. at Boston.
Cleve. at Chicago,
Detroit at K. c.
Genes TomoFVow
K. C. at Bait. .tnl.
Only game sched-
uled.
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NATIONAL
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Milw., .; Phila.. /,
Pitts, ID; Gin 4,
s. r, Z: Chi. 4.
Only games sched-
Comes Teddy
Pitts. at Gin. tsl
Phila. at Nil (al
st. L. at L. A. Cd
Chicago at S. F.
Genes TomoEFov
No games sched-
uled.
I p2.o.s.skos., inssIIgss'
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Winner-Friend (16-l2). Loser
HBPIBy Haddix stuart). U--sudol
Venz0n, Conlan, Secory. T--2:47
A-9,564.
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Totals "a l g Totals % 2 9 2
/ Grounded out for Simmons in 9th.
PHILADELPHIA 100 600 OOO-l
MILWAUKEE, -----01O 900 O1x--2
ESpahn. PO-A-Philadelphia "a
II; Milwaukee, 27-I4 DP-Bouchee
to Fernandez, Fernandez to Young TO
Milwaukee, g.
2b-Adcock. 3b--Young, Post g.
Simmons, Wise. SF-Pafko.
slmmon. z 3 5ts p s. s
Spain innu,--sa.nS os.sli Loser Q
Simmons GID.
HBP-By Simmons (Spahn). u
Landes. Barlick, Jsckowski, Delmore.
T-2:12. A--31 $3.50.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-25
BY JOYCE ADAMS
Phone 6 6556

Mike Turkoc has returned ho-
me from Lake Memorial Hospit-
al Friday.
Fred Sykora has been i'll.
The Sunshine Unlimited would
like to express their appreciation
to the Cub Scouts, Leaders, Den
Mothers and everyone who he'll
ped in collecting toys for b e
needy families in Huntsburg.
About 2 dozens of children will
be made happier with gift
from Santa that he or she would
not have received, otherwise.
Sunshine Unlimited also h a d
a clothing drive which was succ-
essful through your generosity
Merry Christmas
Have you noticed the homes
in Huntsburg that are Christmas
decorated?
Here are a few you could drive
past and see NJ. 528, Ted Tay-
lor's home John Dietz; S. 528
Joseph Priesler's Home; w. 322
Jack Adams Home; Francis
Shows; James Bramley's; E..
322 Specker Hopkins Home; Pa
I'll T. Calkins, Sr;
The Cub Scouts Pack l92 will
be carroling December %.
The Pack Meeting will be Dec.
80, Town Hall, 7::30 pm. Parents
| of all present and future Cubs
are invited.
MIR. and Mrs. Donald Lang
meyer and family were dinner
guests on Sunday at the Elwin
Adams.
Dennis Stillwen and Bob Dom
okos will be home from Ceder-
yelle College, Cedarville, Ohio
for Xmas.
Baptist Chruch News Rev. b.
III. Garlich
Men Fellowship, based around
recreation, will meet Dec. 20,
They meet the third Saturday of
| the month. Men are invited.
Christmas Party will be Mon.
Dec. % The Sunday School tea
chers will be in charge of their
groups. There will be a gift ex-
change.
Wed. Dec. oath will be caroling
mite.
Thursday, Dec. 25, Christmas
Day there will be a Christmas
Contata. Choir Adults and child
rem will participate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Morley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Morley
and family will spend Christmas
with Bryon Morley and family
at cambridge. 4.
MIR. and Mrs. John Loze will
entertain Anna Roseum, Lewis
Stiess, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Roseum
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Flack
on Christmas Day.
Our coincidence to Larry ella
rio) Montagner on death of his
Mother.
Sympathy to the John Hoffman
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Huntsburg News Notes

family on the death Of Mrs. Hoff-
mans mother Of Florida. Mrs.
Hoffman flew to Florida forthe
funeral and has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sobie en-
tertained MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Sobocinski on Sunday Dec. 21st,
Congregational Church News
Xmas Program, Sunday Dec
81 at $50.
Mrs. Everett (Norma) Hunt
was hostess to a neighbors Xmas
party, Friday Dec. 10 at h G I
home. Neighbors attending were,
Mrs John, Maryellen Loze; Mrs
Joseph, Maryann, Hummel; Mrs
Robert, Betty Humme,; Mr.. Mi.
nadeo; Mrs. Clayton, Joyce Nor
ley; Mrs Jack, Annie, Manfields /;
Mrs Denver, Marilyn, Yeater /;
Mr.. Joe Hummel Sr., Pat Hunt.
Pot Luck refreshments were
served. Games were played.
There was a gift exchange. A
good time was had by all.
Everett Hunt slipped and fell
this past week iniuring his back.
Mrs. Jack Dietz has bursitis in
her right arm.
Pfc. Clarke Adams, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Adams is home
on leave. Pfc. Adams has been
stationed at Fort Knox, Kentucky
upon return he will be at Fort
Bliss Texas.
Happy birthday TO Norma, Ho-
lily Hunt. She was ! (one) year
old December 81.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-25
Clarion
BY MRS. HOWARD ENSIGN
Phone E. Claridon 6-6217

Mrs. Alice Murray returned to
her home Tuesday December 16
after spending several days n
Corey Claridon Hospital.
Mrs. Bartlett Warner was bro
ught to Corey Claridon Hospital
this week from Woman's Hospi-
tai where she had undergone
surgery. She hopes to be home
by Christmas.
Mrs. Ralph Randles is in Lake
Memorial Hospital for surgery.
The AS You Like It Christmas
luncheon was held at the home
Of Mrs. Ora Berry Friday.
Mary Wilmlot is home from
training in st. Luke's for the
holidays.
John Naramore is home from
Ohio University at Athens, Ohio
for the holidays.
Kenneth Starr and Donald Pi-
zone were expected home Satur-
day from TT. Knox, Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Junior
Grosvenor epxect to spend sew
eral days with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Grosvenor. The
Grosvenor family will have their
Christmas Family gathering on
Sunday December q,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-25

that will celebrate their birth
days during the Holidays n d
therefore there will be no Blue
meetings until after the N e W
Year. The group also found out
that Mrs. Brewer celebrated her
birthday on Dec. nth so they
sang Happy Birthday to her also.
A lot Of the classes at New
bury School held Partys on Dec.
10Th, the last day of school until
after the New Year, there were
exchange of presents and t h e
home room mothers saw to t
that refreshments were served to
the various classes.
The Annual Christmas Party
was held at the Newbury Legion
Hall on Dec. 18th by the Amer
ican Legion and It's Auxiliary.
The parents saw to 1t that each
one of the children had presented
distributed by coed Ole Santa
himself. The Legion gave til e
children lot of goodies and the
Auxiliary saw that Baskets were
made up for some of the needy
families of Newbury as always.
All in all everyone had a good
time.
The Geauga County 4-H Silver
Spurs Saddle Club held a Bake
Sale at Prot's Store in Newbury,
on Dec. Goth and they sold a lot
of home made baked goods,
selling until everything was sold.
The proceeds went into the club
treasury and will be used 70 r
clubs needs.
The Isabella Guild of Geauga
County held it's annual Christ
mas Party on Dec. 9th at the
Moongiow Tavern and at t h a t
time their Secret Pals were un-
yelled and new ones were picked.
The Guild is also in charge Of
refreshments for the knights of
Columbus Geauga Council Chris
tmas Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Donnelly
proudly announces the birth of
a new grand child, Robert Do
nnelly born on Dec. 9th at Corey
Hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Donnelly.
The Geauga Council Knights
of Columbus 1904 held a Trust
ees meeting this past Thurs. at
the home of Frank Waltman.
st. AIMS Study Club held its
annual Christmas Party at the
home of Mrs. James Paeyzek in
Burton on Dec. 9th. All mem
bers were present and at that
time their Secret Pals of t h e
past year were revealed and new
ones were chosen for the coming
year.
The Jr. High P.F. met at the
Newbury United Community :
Church Social Hall on Dec. 17th.
There was a Science movie sho-
wn at that time, with games,
square dancing, as slight discus
sion and supper followed. A II
the children enjoyed themselves
very much.
The Newbury Farm Bureau
held it's annual Christmas party
on Dec. 14th at Mr.. and Mrs.
Audre Blair who lives on Rt. A.
They had 43 members present.
Charles, the son of Mr.. and Mr.
Harold Evans who live on Stone
Road was home for the holidays
for a Thirty day leave from the
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Party on Tuesday Dec. 16 with
the usual exchange Of gifts.
They had a very nice luncheon
also. The group sang Happy
Birthday to two of the girls, DON
ma Davis and Debbie league
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-25
Hospital but is now at home.

Hospital but is now at home.
George Oakford is now at ho-
me following his recent surgery
He is coming along very well but
it will be about 2 months before
he will be able to return to
work.
Benny Kristoff celebrated his
10th birthday by Surprise par
ty given by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Kristoff, the own
ers of Ramble Inn. He received
many nice gifts and it was held
on Dec. 7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kyselka Gel
ebrated their 54th wedding ann
iversary on Nov. 18th. They held
open House with all their friends
and relatives stopping by to wish
them many happy returns of the
day. ..
The Newbury Blue Birds and
the Campfire Girls held their
Skating Party on Dec. 14th and
about 10 girls, their family and
friends attended. t was held at
the Chardon Skating Rink and
this is the one that had t o b e
postponed. The weather was cold
but clear and every one had a
good time even If a lot of then.
didn't know how to skate. A
most all was on the floor and I
mean that physically.
The Women's Guild of t h e
Newbury United Community chu-
rch held their annual Christmas
Party at, the social hall on Dec.
18th and it was very well atten-
ded. 1t was Potluck affair with
the turkey being furnished.
Everyone ate their fill.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-25
BY MARGARET Nj. DAVIS
Phone Jordan 4-511

The Blue Bird Group under the
Leadership of Mrs. Gilbert Bre-
wer held their annual Christmas
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
Lower
Yellowstone
Mrs. L. p. Moore
BY Mrs. Carl SchCe nberrer

North Dakota and Montana
hot summers! Phooey! We've en-
joyed a little fire in our trash
burner every morning for a week
now. That old Worcester is
downright chilly this morning
and here it is almost the 4th Of
July!
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Stubs
were up from Minot for the week
end to attend a 25-year reunion
of the Senior class of Bainville
High.
Mrs. Loren Norby and chill
dren from Vancouver, Wash, are
here visiting her family, the Kit
tlesons. On Sunday they had a
family picnic in the Fairview
Park, so Carl Storvik informed
us.
James Bervig has been a call
er at the Farmers Elevator at
Dore several times of late. The
auditors have been here for their
yearly visit and the big annual
stockholders meeting is coming
up on schedule on Saturday,
June %.
Esther Stubs has had a little
trip for herself. She left via the
Goose" on Friday night, went tc
Williston where she stayed that
night with her cousin, Mrs. Hay
den Sarff. Then on to Fargo to
attend the Postmaster's Conven-
ton. She returned home Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. Emanuel Tiller drove to
Minot to visit her son, Richard,
who is in the Vets hospital there.
The Bob Jentz family are here
from Aberdeen, Sd, visiting
with her folks, the Lebsacks.
Eph Messner's brother, Will
lard, drove up from Minot to
visit them over the week end.
Mrs. Knarreborg and the DAN
ielsons returned home on Satur-
day from their trip to the West
Coast.
Clarence Torgeson from Balm
vile was calling on Carl Schoen-
berger Monday evening. He was
buying some of Carl's good cheese
to catch some catfish for some
New York relatives who are
visiting them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Messner
and family left on Friday for
Hutchinson, Kans.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray william and
family Of Wolf Point were week
end guests of Grace william.
Grace is caring 1.for *$fe@@Dore
Post Office in EsfHer's absence.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25

Ellsworth Schulz and family OF
Great Falls came Sunday for q
visit with the Rosaaen families.
Visitors in the Vance Babh
home the past week were Mrs,
Wanda Tevelon and Jim Ives
both of Seattle. Wn. Mrs. Televon
is a sister of Mr.. Babb.
Miss Bette June Schmasow left
Thursday for Lincoln, Neb., after
a two week vacation visiting rela-
itves and friends in Richey and
Bloomfield vicinities.
The Pete Carlson home was the
scene of a family gathering on
Sunday, the occasion being Mr..
Carlson's 18th birthday ami
versary. Those who helped him
celebrate were Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
win Hagele and children from
Fairview; Mrs. John Belts and
children from Spokane, Wash,
Miss Anne Carlson of Sidney;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jep Larson and
children from Andes and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Olson had
as Sunday dinner guests her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fergu-
son, Wick and Ray, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Wienke and children
all of Wolf Point.
Mrs. Rhoda Schulz and daugh-
ter, Leilie, and family from
Great Falls visited the Rosaaen
families the past two weeks.
Guests in the home of MIR. and
Mrs. Wallace Gibson are her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowling
of Bluefield, Virginia, also her
sister, Mrs. Lee Patchen, and
daughter, Leellen, of Spokane,
Wash.
Edward Mccullough from Min
neapolis, Mimi, visited his niece,
Mrs. Saxton Cummings, the first
of the week. He went on to Bill
lings and Big Timber to visit
other relatives from here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Wirth of
Billings were week end guests in
the Ray Sampson home. They at
tended the confirmation services
of Mrs. Wirtn's sister, Lavonne,
OH ouIlQdy dl lilC TAlilSlASdAl GOtii-
eran church
Jackie Whiteman left Sunday
for Billings to visit with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Alan Hansen for a couple
weeks. From there Jackie will go
on to Junction, Texas, to visit a
school mate, Nina Muir.
Mrs. Vernon Culver returned
from Baker where she stayed for
two weeks with her son, Russell,
and family. She brought her
grandson Bradley home with her.
Mrs. Wilbur Gibson and Mrs.
August Scheer entertained at a
handkerchief party complement
ing Mrs. Vernon Lewis who is
leaving soon. The party was given
at the Scheer home.
MI. and Mrs. Verne Stoker re-
turned Tuesday from Lewistown
where they visited several days
with their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton Stok-
i.
Mike Schmaus of Great Falls is
visiting his grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Holm.
Fathers Day guests in the Will
bur Gibson home were MIR and
Mrs. Paul Vaira and sons from
the Andes community. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Gibson and their
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25

house guest, Mrs. Lee Patchen
and daughter from Spokane, Mr.,
and Mrs. Julian Gibson and chill
dren.
Miss Wanda Gibson is spending
her vacation with her sister Mrs.
Paul Vaira near Andeas.
Week end guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Roslyn Milne were their SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Mowdy, and daughter from
Tioga, N. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrl Nicholson
from Fallon visited his mother,
Mrs. Jennie Nicholson, recently.
John Whiteman, ST., trucked
two more combines to Oklahoma
and Kansas this week for custom
combining. Wayne Miller re-
turned Sunday from Oklahoma
from the first trip to assist with
the second truck load. Others
who went with them were Alvin
Uuruh, Lynn Waters and Douglas
Knutson.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bailey and
family were Williston shoppers
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Wick and
family were callers at the home
OF Mrs. Elva Putnam Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Norby and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Johnson and Sons visited at the
Ed Lewis home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Witt have re-
turned from Bozeman where they
helped Faith move to Billings.
She is taking nurses training at
the Deaconess Hospital. They
also visited at the Bill Witt home
in Billings. He is a nephew of
Mr.. Witt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Gasser of
Ingomar are visiting a few days
at the Frank Baileys.
Several women of the Sioux
Pass Homemakers Club enjoyed
a day of shopping in Williston
and a visit to the Bethel Luth-
eran Home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bailey,
Neil and Rita and Rodney Mason
went through the Demores His
torical Site at Medora, N. D., on
Sunday.
Rosa Lewis and Mary Jean
Johnson attended the installation
of officers of the Catholic Daugh-
tiers of America in Sidney Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bailey
and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto GaSser visited the Hort
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
TED NELSON
Music Instructor
STUDIO Sidney Music Mart

Res. Phone 472-R Studio Phone 256-J
Mr.. Nelson started his musical career az the age
of eight. Studied six years at the Cornish School of
Music. Seattle. Washington. Was a member of the Seat
tie Symphony Orchestra. and Cornish School Sym
phonY Orchestra from 1922 TO 1924. Has taught music
fo- the last IS years. A piano diploma from the Univer-
sitY Extension Conservatory. Chicago. Degree in Violin
from Cornish School of Music. Now studying for his
Masters degree.
Just returned from Chicago. where he took a sum-
mer course in Violin and Piano.
Studio will open June Goth
Lessons will start July LIST.
ALI students will have the opportunity TO play in
the band with rehearsals every week. also student
recitals-