The Sidney herald., 1958-03-20
lticIley
BY Helen Hanson

BY Helen Hanson
A large crowd attended the
Julius Zimdars sale on Thursday
in the Bloomfield country. The
Zimdars are moving this week, tc
a farm ten miles north of Big
Timber.
Mrs. Sam Ritter was a dinner
guest of Mrs. E. H. Walker or
Wednesday evening.
The Onward Home Project club
held its March meeting on Friday
of last week at the home of Mrs
Joe Ziegler with Mrs. Bill Zein as
co-hostess. This was an all-day
meeting with a pot luck dinner al
noon. Mrs. Verne Stoker presided
at the business meeting. Roll call
was answered with a household
hint. There were eleven members
and six visitors present. Mrs. Geo,
Covlin gave a demonstration of
cake decorating. Lunch was serv-
ed at the close of the meeting by
the hostesses. Since the regular
meeting date falls on Good Fri
day the April meeting was post
poned to April IL and will be
held at the home of Mrs. Bill
Miller, beginning at 1870.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Gibson
and son Mike returned from Bill
lings Tuesday where they had
consulted a nerve specialist, DR..
Schwedde, for Mike. They also
stopped in Miles City at the Vets
hospital for Wallace's check-up.
Mrs. Roland Grundmeyer re-
ceived a message last Sunday
stating that her sister, Mrs. Sadie
Johnson of Nampa, Idaho had
passed away. Mrs. Johnson was a
widow and had been in poor
health for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Scheer
spent several days at the Vernon
Scheer home in Circle, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Stoker and
Mrs. Henry Hanson attended a
PTA meeting at the Fairview
school on the Retail Table last
Thursday evening. DR.. Hurnlng OF
Glendive gave a very interesting
talk and showed a film on teeth,
proper foods, and correct dental
habits. The rest of the program
was made up of piano duets by
Janice Sawatzky and Phyllis
Whitmer, songs by the pupils OF
the Fairview School, a song by
RAYMOND Richert and readings
by Mrs. Stoker. Lunch was served
at the close of the meeting by
Mrs. Erbin Richert and Mrs. Jonn
There was a good crowd
in attendance. 80,
Arden Blair of Billings visited
his parents, the Frank Blalrs
while in this area on a business
trip last week.
Mrs. Waldo Deckert of Circle
and Mrs. Ralph Levengood were
callers at the Joe Ziegler nome
Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Hanson was a sup
per guest of the Verne Stokers
Tuesday.
The WSCS of the Methodist
held its regular meeting
IN the church parlors Thursday.
President Mrs. Lloyd Eggum
conducted the business session.
rhe topic of the program was
THE March of Missions in Heal
Devotions were gwen by
MIS-. Verne Stoker and Mrs. Ralph
,evengood had charge of the pro-
Hostesses for the supper
Mrs. Fay B~utterfield Mrs.
Lloyd Johnston, Mrs. Tom Bald
win and Mrs. Dewey Whlteman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Stoker were
guests at the Andy Lee
on Wednesday evening, n
occasion being Mr.. Stokers plrtn-
lay. rh-;s-
ianson. who passed away at the
Point hospital Tuesday, was
,eld at the American Lutheran
in Richey Thursday after
noon. with Rev. Art Matnlson'
ocal pastor, in charge. The Lutn-
ran choir sang abide with Me
md Rev. and Mrs. Mathison sang
lBevond the Sunset PallDearers
James Frederickson, irving
barnes. Harold Blevins, Johnny
Johnston, and Jack and Charies
carlson. Interment was in the
Irandview Cemetery beside his
wife, who passed away last sum-
ner.
Mrs. Sam Lee, daughter Phyllis,
md Mrs. Andy Lee drove to Miles
lily on Wednesday. They visited
With Mary Lu Lee who is in
raining at the Holy Rosary hos I
,ital there, and Miss Phyllis re-
NAMED in Miles City where she
S now employed by the Montana
Dakota Utilities Company.
Harris Olson, who has been
manager Of the Occident Elevator
t Lambert and the one at Enid,
las been transferred to a similar
position at Culbertson and will
'e moving there, shortly.
Coach Keith Thomas was out Of
chool a part Of last week be-
'ause Of blood poisoning in his
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Zimdars
md family we're Sunday evening
upper guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
iliburn Bahls, and overnight
.uests of the Ed Bahls before
eaving Monday morning for their