The Sidney herald., 1958-06-18
By Helen Hanson

WI ~ 1hOf
Sioux City, Iowa, brother and sis
ter-in-law of Mrs. Richard Libby
have been visiting at the Libby
home for the past few days. Mrs.
Libby will accompany them when
they return to their home in Iowa.
Mrs. Art Radcliffe is attending
summer school at Boulder, Colo.
Mrs. Bert Hilger of Glendive
was an overnight guest of Mrs.
c. A. Johnson on Wednesday last
week, when she came to Richey to
witness Mrs. Johnson's installation
as Worthy Matron of Maud Mar
shall Chapter No. 102 o. E. S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Grund-
~meyer made a trip west after the
close of school here. They visited
Mrs. Grundmeyer's home town,
Twin Falls, Idaho and also at the
Ramp Grundmeyer home in Idaho
Falls. Mrs. Emma Grundmeyer,
who had been visiting in Idaho
for the past several weeks return
ed to Richey with the Roland
Grundmeyers. They came home
BY way of Great Falls and stop
ped there TO see Mrs. Grundmey-
er's sister.
Both children of the Louis
Veverka family are confined to
bed with rheumatic fever, follow
ing an attack of measles.
Mrs. Don Wright and daughter
of Salem, Oregon, came Thurs
day for a visit at the j. j. john
stone home. They Ire enroute
home from New York where they
witnessed the graduation of their
son and brother from a Congrega-
tionai Theological school. Mrs.
Wright is a sister of Mrs. john
stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Durfey and
family visited the Melvin Hagen
family in Miles City Monday and
Tuesday last week.
The Harold Berry family was
invited 10 attend the regular meet
ing of the American Legion last
Monday evening at which time
Miss Sharon Beery was presented
the American Legion Citizenship
award medal. The person receiv-
ing this honor is chosen from the
senior high school class by the
faculty.
Robert Argent and Miss Dor
othy Argent of Steele, N. Oak,
brother and sister of Mrs. Otis
Waters, attended the Kemmis-
Waters wedding and visited a
few days with relatives.
Maud Marshall Chap. No. 102
orc hold sc Tf1na n-nn4inn l1Cf /
Wednesday evening. The following
officers were installed for the new
year: w. NJ. Dora Johnson; w. P.
Johnston; A. NJ. Mary Lu
Richey; A. P. Robert Richey;
Cond. Edith tombstone; Assoc. c.
Carrie Unruh; Sec'y. Vera Boles;
Treas. Sybil Eggum; Chap. Mar
garet Berry; Marshal Jeaninne
Organist Connie Zuroff;
Adah, Dorothy Freeman; Ruth,
Frances Beery; Esther, Barbara
Babb; Martha, Faye Richey; Elec-
IA, Gladys Volbrecht; Warder. Ev-
lyn Eggebrecht; Sentinel, Leon
Cummings. Lunch was served at
the close of the evening by Mrs.
Floyd Davis, Mrs. Melvin Boyer,
and Mrs. Dayton Willoughby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Grow of Enid
and their daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Chester Grow of Wichita, Kansas,
in Richey last Wednesday.
Mrs. Chester Grow had come for
he funeral of her grandfather,
Harry Johnson of Glendive.
Miss Helen Hanson came home
asst Wednesday from an eight
months stay in the State T. B.
,anitarium in Galen, where she
'eceived treatment and under
vent major lung surgery. She is
excellent health at this time,
which is good news to her many
riends.
Roger Janke, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Janke left last week
join the navy.
Eldon Knauts left Tuesday to
-eturn to Lancaster, Calf, after
4 two weeks vacation spent here
with his parents, the Harold
.nauts.
Miss Sharon Kemmis has gone
10 Sidney where she will be en-
for the summer at the Sam
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Holm accom-
by Mrs. Henry Hanson
drove to Great Falls, where they
Mrs. Holm's daughter and
then on to Galen and
brought Helen Hanson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Waters re-
returned from Salt Lake
City where they attended West
ern Association State Highway
meeting of officials from twelve
western states.
A pink and blue shower was
given for Mrs. Leslie Sampson in
he Methodist church parlors Fri
lay afternoon. She received many
lice gifts. Mrs. Sampson left for
ler home in Great Falls Saturday,
as her husband will be returning
that base in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Knauts,