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apartment house as the brakes,
said the couple celebrated their
14th wedding anniversary last
month and ''were as happy
as any two people I've ever
met"
Robbery Discounted
Whatever the motive in the
slayings, it was not robbery.
Police found almost $4,000
in cash in Pisano's clothing.
He had 81, 500 in 500 and $50
bills and another $433 in small
er bills.
Mrs. Drake was shot in the
head and the left side of her
neck with 80 caliber bullets.
When police found her she
was still seated. her head
against the righthand front
door.
Pisano, shot twice in the
back of the head and once in
the left cheek with .38-caliber
bullets, had slumped. his head
resting on Mrs. brakes lap.
Police found a red address
book in Pisano's possession.
They we're checking it for clues.
The brakes son Michael, 10,
was home alone in the family
apartment at the time of the
Staying. He received a mys-
FERROUS telephone call that po-
lice calculated came only min
uteS after the shooting.
Someone called me and told
me my mother had just been
murdered" the boy said.
Terrified and upset, he spent
the rest Of the night in the
Weber family's apartment.
Mr.. Drake. after flying here
from Washington, first went to
the apartment to console the
youth.
Mrs. Drake had figured in q
murder investigation seven
years ago. She had been Out
with Nat Nelson, playboy dres:
manufacturer, just two hours
before he was slain by gang
guns.
Pisano had been arrested q
dozen times, often for question
ing in murders. but he always
beat the rap.
Mrs. Drake was a dancer who
started her career as a high
school drum majorett. at Union
City, N. j.
By the time she was Is, she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27

TOKYO, Sept. 81 APP
Typhoon Vera, Japan's worst
storm of the year, ragged north
today leaving a trail Of death
and destruction in its wake.
Official reports said 1854 per-
sons were dead, 1872 injured
and 557 missing.
The reports, from SO of
Japan's Al procedures, said
also that $4,000 houses and
been destroyed or damaged and
another 226, 900 flooded.
The storm was screaming up
the Sea of Japan toward Hok-
kaido, Japan's northernmoSt
main island.
The typhoon, which first
slammed into the south CEN
trail Honshu region late Satur-
day, was reported by United
States Air Force weathermen
Sunday morning to be conferred
near Misawa, northern Honshu.
and moving northeast at AZ
miles an hour. Maximum winds
in the storm were fixed at 90
miles an hour.
The weather observers said
the storm was expected to be
$50 miles northeast of Chitose
on Hokkaido island by mid
afternoon.
According to incomplete re-
ports from Nagoya, that indus
trial city so far has suffered
the heaviest casualties. includ-
ing As dead, 116 missing and
248 injured with an estimated
$500 homes destroyed.
One report said a city apart
ment house in Nagoya col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27
Seasons First Fog
Slows London Planes

LONDON, Sept. 20 (AP).-
The seasons FIRST fog delayed
airliners at London airport
today.
Visibility in the early season
mist was under 200 yards. Fore
ing some incoming planes from
the Continent to be diverted to
smaller airports outside the i'm
mediate London area. Flights
bound for continental points
and North America were held
UP for an hour.
The fog lifted as the morn
ing wore on, permitting q re-
turn to normal operations.
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was dancing in the choruses Of
New York City's Latin Quarter
and other night spots.
Besides being Miss New Jer-
sey." her striking looks enabled
her to win 80 other beauty con-
tests. Among her titles were
Miss Palisades Park" and
Miss Fox Theaters."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27
Senator Pedals
ForLeg Theropy

Senator oMahoney, Demo-
crat Of Wyoming. has been pro-
moted--as he puts Tito riding
a stationary bicycle as part Of
his physical therapy treatment
program at nearby Bethesda
Naval Hospital.
The 74-year-old Senator en-
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tered the hospital June 10 after
suffering q stroke. His left
arm and leg we're affected.
Reporting through his ONCE.
Senator O'Mahoney said he had
pedaled about 20 miles last
week. He added that It's been
at least 40 years since he pre-
viously rode q bicycle.
The theory behind the BIZ
cycle exercise Is that the pedal
ing enables his good leg to COM
pei the bad leg to do its share
lof the work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27
LAST VETERAN
OF CIVIL WAR
IS 'SPRY AGAIN

HOUSTON. Tex. (AP)-
Walter w. Williams. last
surviving veteran Of the
Civil War. is listening to
hillbilly music again.
A daughter, Mrs. Willie
Mae Bowles, said yesterday
the ll6-year-old Williams
has recovered fully from an
illness that had him on the
critical list in July and
August.
Hes eating good and
listening to his music"
Mrs. Bowles said yesterday.
Mr.. williams will be lit
on November IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27
Mobster, Ex-Beouty Queen
Found Slain, Motive Hunted

NEW YORK, Sept. 20 (AP). .
-Gangland silence today hid
the motive for the gunshot slay-
ing Of Little Augie" Pisano and
the beautiful blond wife Of Al
Ian Drake, nightclub comedian.
Pisano and Mrs. Drake, a
former Miss New jersey" both
were shot in the head while
riding in Pisano's automobile
near La Guardia Airport in
Queens late Friday night.
The shots apparently were
fired from the back seat by two
gunner who escaped without
leaving a clue.
Detectives sought to question
national and local underworld
figures.
Husband Identifies Body
They faced. two handicaps.
One was the tight-lipped tradi-
ton of the underworld. The
other was that the rackets run
by Pisano-real name Anthony
Carfano-were so varied any
number Of rivals might have
wanted him out of the way.
Mrs. BRAKES husband, who
has been entertaining at the
Lotus Club in Washington, D. c.,
rushed to New York in a tear
full and distraught state.
why didn't this happen to
me?" Drake cried in Identify
ing his wife's body in the
Queens morgue. "She wasn't
born to die. She can't be dead. |"
Pisano, so. had been an under
world power for more than 80
years. He had hobnobbed with
racket figures such as Lucky
Luciano and Frank Costello and
once was a lieutenant to AL
Capone.
Mrs. Drake, 80, the former
Janice Hansen, was Miss New
Jersey" of 1914. She won var
ious beauty contests, and was
in the 1914 Miss America"
contest at Atlantic City.
Pisano and Mrs. Drake were
slain while he was driving his
sleek. black 1859 Cadillac sedan
with her at his side. The car
swerved over curb in a resi-
dental area Of Queens before
hating. Nearby residents said
they saw two shadowy figures
flee on foot.
Did They Know Slayers?
Pisano and Mrs. Drake had
dined in the restaurant of the
Travellers Hotel near the air.
port Just before the shooting.
Whether they knew the slay-
ers was open to question.
One possibility was that they
had gone to the airport to meet
the men, unaware that the men
were on a Staying mission.
Police said another possibil-
ity was that the slayers hid
themselves on the back floor
of the car while Pisano and
Mrs. Drake were dining, and
caught them by surprise.
Detectives surmised that Pr
sano was shot because of some
underworld dispute. Mrs. Drake
was killed, they theorized. so
she never could appear as a
witness against them.
Friends said Pisano had been
friendy with MIR. and Mrs.
Drake for years and that the
dinner date did not indicate
any romance.
7 Mrs. Lawrence Weber, who
lives in the same Forest Hills
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LOST

BRACELET, heavy gold, oblong links:
about 3 pm. Friday in or mr. Safe
way. Brentwood, Md. Reward. WA.
7-718l. -
DOG. schnauzer. male, vic, Tysons
Corner, Va; answers TO Bismarck.
Reward. TW. $4,000.
DOG, Pekingese, reddish blond. male;
vic. 14th and N and r SITS. NV: an
swers to "Figgie'; reward. DU.
7-5637.
DOG, German shepherd, male, black;
Hyatts.; reward. I'm. 4-is79.
DOG-Please, please, whoever has
found a black Labrador. male, in
NV. VIC, please call AID. 4-3464
Reward Desperate father and son.
Dog has been lost for two weeks
DOG, beagle. male. mostly black, tan
head with brown and blue spots on
legs: extra loud bark; vicinity Belts
Vile, Nd: answers to name George"
Reward Call WE 6-4931. after
$50 pm
Dogs registered dark blue tick
hound. female. black head; black
and tan, female hound with l eye:
S25 reward. WA. 5-S263.
SET OF BABY PICTURES, on Friend-
ship streetcar: reward. Call EN-
2-619S.
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FOUND

CAR KEYS, found on Atlantic st. Sc. :,
Sat. morn. 10. 2-9S47.
CAT. male, sealpoint Siamese: vicinity
West Marshall st. Owner call XII
$1,000. ID
DOG, male, pointer, brown and white;
vicinity 900 block Cameron Ct. Owner
call XII. $4,000.
KITTEN, black and white. pretty; vic
N. Glebe I'd. area. IA 7-S05S.
Published Daily ono SundaY
al 225 viFoinio Ave. Sc.
Sseond.eloss Postage Paid
al Washington. D. C.
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-13
New Membsrs Received
AT Lonsdale Methodist
Church Mothers Day

A total of thirteen babies, youth
and adults were baptized at Ions.
dale Methodist Church at the reg
ular -71:O0 worship service
Mothers. Day. These were: Debrs
Dee Henderson, Beth Vivian Whit
ing, Carol Ann Snedigar, Deborah
Faye Snedigar, Glenda Kay Snedi-
gar, Patricia Mae Snedigar, Mr.
and Mrs. Eldon Snedigar, Eugene
Kruger, Robert and Edgar Topp,
Diana Henderson and Corrine
Banta. 1D-t s~ s.4g
Also, at the Same service, Rev.
George S. Sanders received the
following intoeTfuli membership
in the church: Thomas, Dashner,
Eugene Krueesrs Raymond Hart
mans william sIowry, Dennis Ber-
not, Robert and Edgar Topp,
EfeAdae Kay Snedfgar; sDAFl0e
IHeff0erson, wanda Criger, -BFendA
QuilffnHs Thomas SLane, Beverly
st. sCyf} Dianne Henderson, Cor.
Hire BantA,G George Mielke, Clyde
RaRkr,- Iona Miller, Robert ST.
Craig Price, Sharon Dam.
itIs;T -Mt and Mrs Neil Williams,
Mr. and MfE EldOn Snedigar,san and
Williams. - III
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-13

Other officers were, Mrs. E. H
Walker, Vice president; Mrs
Tommy Baldwin, Secretary anc
Mrs. Otis Waters, Treasurer. The
meeting was presided over by Mrs
Bill Howard and Sax Cumming
lead the opening prayer. Hostesses
were Mrs. Harold Adkins, Mrs
Ray Miller, Mrs. Verne Miller and
Mrs. Ralph Wienke.
The w. M. F. Circles I, II, and
III of the Lutheran Ladies Aid
held their meetings on Thursday
afternoon. Circle No. / met in the
home of Mrs. Aileen Whiteside
with Mrs. Alton Olson leading
Bible Study. Circle No. 2, met in
the NARROW Eggum home with
Mrs. Gibosn leading Bible study
and Circle No. 3 met in the coun-
try home Of Mrs. Marvin Eggum
with Mrs. Dorothy Golfer leading
Bible Study.
iteFtxtned their mothers and teach~
,ers of the grade school at, a
Mothers Day tea on Friday after
IlOOIL OpCCldi 1llN1I0t 1O4S wei
sent out and the room was beauti-
fully decorated with multi-color-
ed crepe, paper streamerS. The
baking Of the tea. cakes and cook
les was done at school in an cleo
trfc- even.. Lunch was served in.
little handmade baskets This
preparation was all made by the
themselves, under the
supervision of Mrs. Radcliffe.
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Jensen and family were
her brother Norman Larsen and
family from Medicine Lake, Ger
aid Hansen and Miss Edythe Dyn-
eson both of Glendive and Alan
Hansen of Billings,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Olson and
children from Reserve enjoyed
Day with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ziegler. Also
present wereM Mr.. and Mrs. Denni.s
Olson of Glendive.
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-13
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF RlCHLAND
OF AUSTIN HANTO. Deceased.
ORDER 10 SHOW CAUSE WHY
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
SHOULD NOT BE SOLD
A duly verified petition having been
filed herein by Andrew s. Hanto: ad,
estate. reference to which petition for
details thereof is hereby made. and
which petition seeks authority to sell
all OF the personal property and the
following described real estate. towit:
(4R) in Kenoyer's First Addition to
Sidney. Montana. according to the
official plat thereof on file In the
office OF the County Clerk and
Recorder OF Richland County. Mon
and ii appearing from said petition
that such sale would be In the best
interests OF said estate and those
NOW. THEREFORE,. 1T IS ORDERED
that Ill personS interested in said
isss:ss spPefs ana , show ,S aus 1 sos,rf
IN the co1vroom, thereof In Sidney,
Rchland County. Montana. on We'd
tesday. the 18th day Of May. 1859, at
tho hour of 1000 AM, or at Such
other 3ste a sztd matter may be
continued. why an order Of said Court
should not be made authorizing the
administrator to sell the above de-
scribed real estate. together with all
persoral property, belonging to TIE
estsfe OF the dec3dent. y
Fl. IS FURTHER ORDERED that
service hereof be had by publication
In the Sidney Herald for two con.
secutve weeks preceding the date Cd
0ua4G IN OPEN COURT at Sidney.
Nontana, this 6th day OF May. 1859.
ATTEST:
F. S. p. Toss
DISTRICT JUDGE.
ALMA MURPHY
CLERK OF COURT
COURT SEAL)
HABEDAfK. g. CUMMING
At Law
Sidney National Bank Building
Sidney, Montana
Attorneys for Administrator.
Publish May -. & 20
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-13
I. LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF RICHLAND
IN THE MATTER OF THEE ADOPTION
S1ERYL MORRIS TROBAUCH and
JERRY LEE TROAAUCH
CITATION FOR PUU11QATWON
THE STATE OF MONTANA. TO
KEuYNETH TROBAUGH. CR24NTuNG:
You are hereby cited to ID and p
pear in the District Court OF ne
Seventh Judicial District of TIM STATE
of Montana, In. and Tor the County
Of HchlAnd, at the Courtroom
OF. at the Cout House N the cry
of Sidney, County Of Rictfland. 6<ate
Of Montana, on the 24th day OF June.
1859. At 10 o'clock.A. M. OF said day.
then and there to show cause. II my
YOU have, why the Petition Of Donald
A. Price, Sir, for the adoption OF
SneryH Morris Trobaueh and jerry
Trobaueh, your mnor sons.
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal OF
this Court this the 9th day OF May,
ALMA MURPHY
Clerk OF The District Court
COURT SEAL
Deputy
Publish May Il. 20. n. and June 8
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-13

Ajs~0 wHh ~ msst sslksd sAsvs
ssyjs - ~ ssod ssdsy 0sss pes-
Nsmeoeo NV 0voa - eaWnoss q
pssv3s~s- osieks =. (. ~ ~ Oso0e
~ yss.ss Sjs~ = ~ =
! Buick '5as hvelier yet smooshS.
more powerful yet thrift;er, - any
previous Buick owner win te6you.
And credit goes to the turbine
smoothness Of Buick transmissions,
plus the new responsiveness of
Buick wildcat" engines.
At the wheel, too, you'll find new
handling ease and finned-brake
sureness that owners put high on
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-13
Moline News

Mr.. and Mrs: Art Wehtr were
Sidney goers Thursdaf ane
visited Mrs. A44e~eoes&r wht
was a patient in thf hospital.
head visNef f sH8@ sha' Christ.
iansoris wednesday.
pMr.D9hN llrsx0dH<Thifpd and
faniapanGtsde Wa3sesaeqspight al
ANQN. Qlsas. cs,na;su sss.
lie NsA fGANeleSA 4esby and Mrs,
|Chet Monson Visited at the Art
Weber home Wednesday.
T1Ar Ms NSqmsnsRod were
brief callers at Jay Jacksons
ETAWsdayD9vsu1N n zSssxp
&oAercAM-ne Sat-
urday at Clarence Christiansons
with 11Ssuembers and one visitor
present. Mrs. Chef Monsoon, Mrs.
June rSleglfs @FRh Weber
Ms sh&4 AENfi attended
a track meet at Killdeer Satur-
day. sr 10
MrHMMs&1Hafson <Ssied{ at
C~hrista6ssons Thursday and Mrs.
Ed Thirud Friday.
Miss 1Syt& eEesf4a2ast
Friday AhAN8 nj
son homo
Mrs. H 1.-The
4-H Demoda6aG Nat
ford CS4v 1or< Cafv.ru1nv
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-13
Richey News Items

Mrs. Susie Johnston left Mon
day for Sidney where she will visi
relatives.
Mrs. Belle Olson of Libby, ha'
been visiting her sister Mrs. Pau
Jones for a few days. On Wednes'
day afternoon Mrs. Olson anc
| Mrs. Susie Johnston we're honorec
at a coffee party in the home ol
Mrs. Frank Prochaska.
Mary Lu Lee and Gair Simon
owsky, John johnson and Mayo
Ashly all of Miles City spent the
Mothers Day weekend at Andy
Lees home.
Phyllis Lee is home on a weeks
vacation from Miles City.
Frank Blair left Friday for a
visit with his relatives and friends
at his old home in Iowa.
Joyce Wuertz Of Billings spent
the weekend with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Casey Wuertz and fam
lily.
Mrs. Asla.E.a Nelson had as
Mothers Day guests her. son Erwin
Nelson and family from Scobey.
| On Thursday after school the
Chemistry Class of Richey High
launched a small Rocket
which they had made during their
classes. The Chemistry Glass to-.
gether with their teacher Robert
Richey drove out TO the sand hill
five miles south of Richey where
they launched the silver and blue
Rocket. The first time it went up
20 feet and came straight down
They refuelled the Rocket with
Zinc and Sulphur and 1t went up
80 feet the second time and the
wind caught it for a eight o&Sab0tH
ESQ feet. The Rockies is 81 ems.
long and 3 ems in diameter. The
class estimated it's speed at about
100 mil per hr.
On Saturday evening the Jun
Ior Senior Prom was held in the
beautifully decorated gym.T hA4
theme for decorations was Three
in a Fountain" This
flowing fountain had water spurt-
ng up from the center of the pool
md variagated colored lights were
on the fountain. This
,iece of the prom was a contribu-
on of Bernard Soft. John Deeney
md Anne Besser were councillors
or the Juniors. The Gym ceiling
vas decorated with blue crepe
steamers and the sides
we're in silver steamers. There
we're two wishing wells at which
lunch was served by Darlene
laisl, Vesta Beery. Shirley Gossen,
nd JoAnn Williams.
The music for the evening was
furnished by Vic Fredricks and
is White Jackets from Dickinson,
forth Dakota. Dick Miller and
Brown were crowned
ling and Queen at midnight The
rand March was led by Mona
ggum and her partner Larry
Iahlum of Wolf Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deeney
,ined her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
alph wye of Columbus at Glen
i've on Mothers Day where they
ere dinner guests of Mr. and
[rs. c.. H. Peterson and supper
tests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
hi.
Mrs. Ted Whitmer was elected
resident of the local P. T. A. at
leir last meeting held on Mon
ay evening at the school house.
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-13
Giirard

The Girard Homemakers Club
will meet on May 10 at 2 pm. al
Mrs. Laura Daniels. The lessor
will be given by Ruby Daniels or
Counting Galleries"
MI. and Mrs. Elmer Jensen and
Nadine were guests at the Lloyd
Salisbury home Monday.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs.. Eyvind Wick and Steve at
tended a Missionary Tea at the
St Peters Church at Sioux Pass.
Mr. and Mr.. Frank Daniels and
girls drove to Wolf Point Sunday
to attend church and. were guests
at the Jerry Redlin home
There will be q dance at the
Cirard Hall Saturday May -.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Fran
ces Wick and Caral and Mrs. Let
IA Jensen and Nadine attended the
mother daughter tea at the PelIa
Lutheran church.
Mr.. and Afrs. Con Simonsen
and family were ASa6ts 4 the
Matt Coebel home in Sidney SUM-
day.
rs The local Farmers Union viii
have Z meeting On Sunday May II
At the Leo HAckley home.
The Gtr1rd Jolly Workers All
Club met Saturday evening at the
Eyvind Wick home.
Sharon Daniels and Bob Ellie
Of Lewistown students at Eastern
Montana college spent mothers
Day weekend at the Chas Daniels
home.
Con and Caral Simonsen visited
at the Lloyd Salisbury home.
East Lone Butte school students
and teachers held open house Mon
day afternoon for parents and
friends to come and see the work
the children had accomplished
during the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. bud Daniels of
Sidney were Sunday guests at the
Bob Arneson home.
Ruby Daniels attended a nomin-
ating meeting held at the Andrew
Hanto home Monday for the hos
pital linen guild.
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-13
Il cess. perrt = Tceea
Power liN:.

Visiting here seVeral days tn.
week end 81 sa4ay atdat q
Russell MerfeT. home were, he
Mr.. Wm. -HaIntnes, Jr...erbf Fern
dale, Wash They also vsitef
al. the Lem Hammes home in the
Ridgelawn community az s~es
Visiting at the Henry Scheetl
home the week epdvA Nav 3rd
were her parenHs ArpaHd Mrs.
August Gable of Hardin, Mont
Mrs. VIM. Badt, Mrs. Wilmer
Lorenz and Mrs. Rose Lorenx
were among those who went to
Plenty~ood May so to attend
the SlWonnen,S Fellowship Cara
van meeting for northeastern
Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Buxbaum
are the parents of "a baby girl
born April 30. The baty weigh
ed 7 lbs, 5h ounces. She has
been narsed, Phyllis Elaipe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Dfge are
the parents of twin girls born
on May End. Sue Ann weighed
6 lbs. and Diana Kay weighed
S lbs, and 2 OF. The Diges have
two other girls.
A week end guest at the Geo.
Kopp home was his cousin Ger
aid Kopp of Wyzatta, MINI. 9th
er Sunday dinner guests were
his mother, Mrs. Ted O'Brien
and son. and MI. and Mrs. Wal
ter Mort and daughter.
Mrs. Bonnie Falkenhagen Of
Fairview called on Sunday at
the home for the aged to visit
her aunt, Alice johnson.
Wednesday evening. Alice
Christensen returned from Bill
lings where she had surgery.
Mrs. Ole Olsen visited at the
Neil Williams home last Thurs
day.
A number of. families of this
attended the funeral of
Adolph Rud last Thursday at the
Pella church.
Rev. and Mrs. Ben Knopp and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Rau
and Mrs. Henry Lorenz and
her children and their families
had Mothers Day dinner at the
Lalonde hotel Sunday.
Sunday visitors at the John
Schmidt Jr. home were MI. and
Mrs. Jacob Wolff and daughter
of Culbertson, and the Henry
Hamburgs. or, r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Hamburg
and children spent the week end
in Laurel, Montana at the How
ard Davis home to meet and
visit Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lee Davis
and Dawn. Mrs. H. Lee Davis is
their daughter Verna, who had
several days leave from the hos
pital at Galen. Dr's say 'Ver-
mas improvement is. miraculous,
which is 50% since entering Ga
len February. IA. ,
Ten boys. and girls helped
Lee Hamburg celebrate his
seventh birthday Saturday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Henry
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-13
PETITIONS IN CIRCULATION
FOR CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY

Through the combined efforts OF
several of the women's organiza-
tons of Sidney petitions are being
circulated to make the Sidney
Public Library a County : City
Library. Present library facilities
are not adequate for this area and
have not progressed in accordance
with the growth of the town and
the increase in population.
These petitions are being cir
culated by members Of the Library
Board, the Richland County Home
Demonstration Agent and mem
bers of the Sidney Woman's Club,
the latter the original founders Of
the library.
This is a very important step
for the benefit of the county and
community at large and the CO.
operation of he public is hopd for.
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-13
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
TO MEET AT HEDLIN
HOME IN

The Democratic women will
meet Monday evening, May 18 at
800 at the home of Mrs. E. 0.
Redlin at Lambert with Mrs. Doug
Johnson and Mrs. Oswald Erickson
as assistant hostesses.
This is the annual meeting for
election of officers and appoint
ment of delegates to the state
convention. All members are urg-
ed to attend and women who are
interested are welcome.
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-13
DIR. AM MRS. HUGH
ANDERSON PARENTS OF
pAHY GIRL

DR.. and Mrs, Hugh Anderson OF
Portland, Oregon, are the parents
of a baby girl, Leslie Lyn, born
Saturday, Maya. Mother and little
daughter are getting along fine
according to word received at the
home of DIR. Anderson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Anderson.
DR.. Anderson will finish his
residency at the Portland Univers-
ity in July and plans to return to
Montana to establish a practise.
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-13
~~~s's Crane

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poror their mothers
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motha-s On Saturday afternoon
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