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38-Acre Tract--S1. 700

A "steal'i Suitable for building
sites for home and Tor cabins: tim
Der on property: streams, lake
sites reported; public utilities: nr.
500 down. Arthur Harris,
STRoUT REALTY, p, o. Box EOS.
Madison. Va. PHONE Criglers-
Vile 744. Bargain Lists Mailed
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ROUTE 3Ol--stone house. 4 bed
rms., baths; large Nv. rm. with
fireplace; cathedral ceiling din.
rm., Csech. furniture and lights:
te-tt. master bedrm, with private
bath hedrms. end bath on 2nd
b-room studio rambler: Lear A.,
Erounds handicapped: . aeres oi
ExcELLENT bUx--232 acres 100
tillabie; epod main house. tenant
s5ss nos,s bsp SsEn ..sssos sssos sP5AnSssa 6 s,ss
tor equipment. incl, Would sub
divide nicely. Priced s27,b00,
FxRMErTE-S acres, modern ma
sonry house; low taxes: aood sec
ton and neiEhbors. Priced S13,-
THE SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Yves. 4-s4aSs aSshAlFf "a, e, Plata. Nd.
Southern Maryland
Now. offering three outstanding wa
tsrfront properties suitable for
ysentsmsn: ssntiemen farmers.
81 ACRES. homesite with shoreline
and magnificient. view OF beautiful
liver river exssllent ss ept barns and farm
oI-AcRE TOP farmland; s.ooo-feet
shorelins With excellent harbor: nonr:
i24 ACRES fully Improved, one-
mile waterfront. dock and harbor.
Private oyster beds 0entleman'a
home with bedrooms. 3 baths,
large living room, Swimming pool
and bathhouse: $4,000
J. SPENCE HOWARD, Jr.
St. Mary's City. Nd. OF. Mills a3
STROUT
CATALOG-Free
slsgs5 gss than s.1.,,s. sysr ..s,,s,p lts PAGES
States. coast-to-c Coast farms
s%m.r sS9S; and use, unssP,S ssE,1..nI home: for
Ilrn. and uniurn.. boarding
houses, motels. resorts. stores.
with Low down naymsntsl easy
terms, 80 years service. WORLDS
htSAHoEhsT' tSHoSnh srRR99uHr 'nd dRrAiEANY. iEAyE
ii3s-N woodward BIDS wash
On Potomac River
a steal"
fishing and boating. 25O-ft. water
frontage. lovely lawn with plenty
shade trees; charming dvellins'
In very good repair, 3 rms, bath:
fir. and fixtures all in lovely shade
Of green: living rm, l5x20 and
dining area finished in cypress
paneling, picture window over
looking Potomac: fireplace. kitchen
has elec. range. refriEerator, metal
cabinets, corner cabinet with
kitchen liEhts. 2O-ft. screened-in
neighbors not too far; Si0,50O.
part down, some furniture in
eluded; r: s.. Helms, STRoUT
sBEAaEY BsrHsin Lsts sCS Msi:d s dTFlnsss' Fr.e Va
Gentleman'S
Cattle Ranch
And beautiful and very. modern
home: large stream. good fishing,
excellent hunting; this Georgian
charm home has had small
fortune spent on II 70 make 1t
modern and beautiful for gTacious
living. o rms; and 2 baths, beauti-
III dgly uSnss. dsse.atsS ssoIs iisht @s sn,si. s.y
window psnss. very large iiVina
rm.. huge Walx-in closets in
bedrms.. ultra modern kitchen
with natural birch wood cabinets,
EYE level eiec,. oven, elec. range.
etc, 3 porches-1 enclosed,
lendscaped grounds. breath-taking
views. basement; barn, 30x00, with
large attached shed and gayage
and workshop; 206 acres. about
lo6 tillable. est. 100000 1t. saw
timber smart city is Minis,
silIaSe slk Seo 2 mi; Ssre. .fnd" At
be appreciated =. c. Brumback,
sTRouT REALTY. MIddietown,
W.; PHONE sell-stsDhsnS City
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CONGRESSIONAL
COUNTRY CLUB
ESTATES

IAN EXCLUSIVE COMMUNITY"
Beautiful 1 and 2-aere homesites
overlooking Conversational Country
Club. 1-acre sites, $3,950: with
paved streets, - 300: with sewer
S4.750: 2-aere sites. $1,000; with
paved streets, $500. Terms II
desired.
Directions: Drive out Mass. ave. 70
Goldsboro I'd, turn left to Mac
Arthur blvd. to 500 block, turn
right on Persimmon Tree road to
1000 block. Seleslnan on property.
SHAPIRO, INC, REALTORS
Exclusive Agents
1913 x Street NV. NE. s-1717
DAMASCUS miles out Route
1872: o acres. part woodland: good
stream throueh meadows, suitable
location. for summer cottage.
Price, $500. Call Ga 3-2S56.
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Dandy 99-Acre Farm

Dandy S9-Acre farm
productive soil. bldgs. In
good repair: well located on ma
eadam hway, 10 min. to city ad-
yantageS: about so acres tillable,
bal. pasture: stream and spring;
attractive shingled dwelling. z
rms. bath. furnace. cleo, phone,
3 fireplaees and basement, nice
shade trees. barn 4Oxs0. 81
stanchions. milk rm.,. Silo. etc:
I. T. l. Mccain. sTRoUT REALTY.
p. o. Box 2. 0reencastle. Pa.
BarRain Lists Mailed Free.
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ATTENTION
SPECULATORS

Valuable sewerahle development
land, 206 acres in heart Of pro-
posed 'Redland Dream City,"
level, clear with state road 'front.'
age. No middle men. direct from
Reasonable, ST Si,l5o 11 per Gi acre. rw SUE: IN:
gest the terms: we'll try to ac-
commodate.
1883 ACREs-Frederick Co.: valley
farm; lge. mod. home: 1-mi. road
frontage; all clear: beautiful area.
Price, $4,000.
$50. ACRES mi. NV. of Redland.
Md; = acre zoning: excel. terms;
SO ACREs-on new Route No. e40
cloverleaf; zone. commercial: ideal
restaurant or motel site: 29eo
down: interest only for 8 years;
90 XcREs-Montsomery Co.. 10
mi. from Rockville: partly wooded:
over 400 y, Of I'd. frontage. excel.
"a TO AcRE-choice bldg. site;
MAYNE REALTY CO.
WA. $4,000 oLNEY. ND.
ATTRACTIVE AND vALgABLE
SITES In beaut. and desirable
olney country, on most reas, terms.
We will build the home Of your
dream. If SsySs desirsa- Gall .;v M; whniPp
walker 4-g332, after / pm.
AUTH VILLAGE, only 2 mi. from
% conS G. ns sssooit SSit on o ss Branch .Sor;s ave-
center, 40 by 1870 e., level, with
trees on rear; excel. nelghbcrhood:
Sse59. MR.. HUMPHREY. LU.
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE
RALMQRAL

"a choice. wooded lots in Northern
yxo5n6Scs nSs,s su.:s s5ss cs., q SIes .aS e
cROWiiLL n CO., inc.
2l00 N, 0Iebe NeAltor IA. b-O7OT
BETMEsDl BRADLKY BLvD. -
single lots on paved streets. ad-
Join custom.built homes. Quiet
sisscns, noss, ANDRIs REALTY. OIL.
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PRESENTS

$50 ACRES with excellent 3-bedrm.,
2-tile-bath house. nicely restored.
Lush bluegrass pastures; long road
and creek tIontage; ADEQUATE farm
buildings. Excellent buy at Sas.-
nOC. cesf cash required. The
plueErass sod will pay for this
Sns.ACRE ESTATE. 2s miles from
~ Ri,.rSs g hnn nne I.r1om brick and
modern swimming pool. bath
mouse. 9 modern tenant houses
buildings Extensive road front.
age. The buildings cannot be du-
pncated for the askinR price OF
S2l0,oOn. The house with so
acres can pc purchased for SIl0,-
uOo Cash required above 1st
We have other farms. estates and
Cal John n. HAN sunSsv. S PcoIssr ssSs.
Vile. Diamond p-e56l: weekdays,
MooDMatoSoR SdEScc7YR SdsEESSc7R c6RPLl 6RPLER
LANcAsTER coos acres fns
Im land With woods and stream.
Newiy remodeled antebellum Geor.
Ian. IL rooms, 4 master bedrms.,
basement; SS5. 900 INQUIRE ,our
own broker or CAPT. II. c, ROBI-
son: white Stone. Va. HEmlock
LOUDOUN Co. Pleasant Valley.
nte oO-lO acres: 3-bedrm., ] "a
path bungalow; gear garage. ein-
Sernioek barn. 40-ft. chicken
Contact Mr. steriins. LeesburS.. burg.
Va: Fairview 1888. N. A. MAR.
In INC. 0ls Spring ST.. HeTn.
Loudoun County, Va.
OVER 200 AcRES-Attrse. mod.
iats. ir1ntn ,.nSS. hone en- on !hsrdtop road;
200 acres open. alfalfa-type soil:
about $4,000 cash, with GOOD
terms for balance already set up.
ga ACRES JUST OUT OF LEES
sURo-One Of the incest cattle
is5mS ar11i.yn n The ar area; Se3. 500;
1879, AND a NATIVE STONE
BARN--Each with 5 or more
acres, es .remodellng projects in
an exclusive neighborhood. with
pannonraamic nna views, near LeesbuTs;
TAEs TAs'ISg sUY ESP 81 THE YEAR. within
County. ' Our ~ y isrms hG1 ln sESo0SS sids ~
side Of 40 and s70 acres at Si3b
end $ibO per acre. respectively.
Only 2 miles from new super
cHAs. W. sYpNQR
Ewes, sP. 7.Se4s Or Fairview 7.5s4s
LOVELY RETIREMENT HOME -
u miles northwest Of Fredericks-
burg. with pond. on % acres
open. surrounded by woods on
three sides: charming setting,
tre- shrubs, flowers, lawn viewed
from picture windows In dining
and living rooms; three bedrms',
bath; gear garage; barn: 2 large
$4,000. Ssa Contact yoOIIy Tb.odoTs nouSfs' x
Sinclair, PATES-MASSEY IN
SURANcE a. REALTY, Realtors,
Essex 3-3266. Law Bldg. Pred.
ericksburg. Va.
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E EoR EURLEEE PARTICULARS oP 2.
CALL ADMIRAL ABERCRoMBiE
DIAMOND 9.3531

THESE AND OTHER PROPERTIES
CALL ADMIRAL ABERCROMB1E
DIAMOND 9-3531
RANDALL II. HA0NER a Co.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-3600
UPPER MONTG. COUNTY
40 ACRES on lge. stream. 1900
It, front on main artery road 20
miles Of d. G. Brick home, 4 bed.
rms 1h baths; dairy barn.
so ACRES. 4-bedrm. home on sur
faced road. Small dairy barn.
21 ACRES Of beautiful land with
1.700-ft. frontage on 2 county
KAY BOWLING
COZ n Frederick Ave, Qaithersburs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. farm, 1877
acres: good graSs and hay; old
brick home; low at S35,000: owner
FIVE AcREs-Niee village home:
modern kitchen, storm windows
and doors: BIO TREES: S11.b00;
owner transferred, WAUGH REAL
ESTATE AGENCY, culpeper, Va,
VA. 6-s602: night. s1S2.
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cHAELLEs Q: JGM,isoN

20 A.-Nr. oermantovn. ions
frontase on new hard road. sently
Foilin.i Foinlhin e.. 2 streams, part wooded:
.pereels q. 5000 PEE A. ...
2SS So,,b bAoRoes II h..,cnS crssk v.,t ws,tsr'heS
ssWerabis seven st sulsae, 81. .oSo per Ms'si 4 ana
235 Ain cacoctin Mt. high elev.
traversed by fast-moving trout
stream. mod. 7-rm. frame house
wInrepl., horse barn and tack
room. miscell. bidgs.; so A. clear.
bal. wooded: center Of deer hunt
ing; s3z. 300: Terms;
adjae, r.r. and Industrial soning:
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CH:iAAiRLEs :iAi H. JAMIsoN

Poolesville. Nd. DI. 9-3262
C0LEsvILLE AREA LOTS! = All
prices! From "a acre at $4,000 to
beaut. acre lots near the new In
dian Spring Club from $4,000 upI
Acre lot at Ednor, $4,000! ~ acre
In Areola area with sewer and
water, many planting. 5000.
Many othersi RIPLEY CO.. JU.
CLIFTON BROOK-Beautiful coun-
try homesite with streets. water.
views, large frontages, h-acre to
Ia acres. Terms from $40 down.
$50 per mo. No settlemtn charges.
Drive out Colesville Rd.. 8 miles
past MOL to Cedar Lane and Of
nee. Call WA. 4-2141 anytime
per. a. entirety. Lots si.5oO each.
"a a. Ss.5oo. or II sIo q. ST.:
800 per q. entirety. All lots and
acreage nice, The most for your
money that know Of. OWNER,
CH. S-S6b0.
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UPPER MONT. COUNTY

Located in the desirable
sugar Loaf area, within
easy reach OF the ACC,
next to Hyattstown inter-
change on new Maryland
$40, 35 acres woods; water
is plentiful; pond: bank
barn. machinery shed, etc.;
completely restored pre-
Civil War brick; 3 bedrms.;
bath: living rm,: dining
room, kitchen. den, attrac-
tive setting priced $3.50
per acre, Shown By ap-
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SMITH REALTY

ANs@4 = a. ASAlkA4S \ u
Manassas, Va.
2l0 ACRES-W. VA.
Borders Potomac River and large
A steal at $500. Terms possibie'
RETIREMENT-W. VA.
Excel 7-rm. house; nice bsmt., new
furnace. tnelosed porch. garage
and other bldgs.; % acres. 500 II.
Priced at $3.50.
81 ACRES-W. VA.
Lovely home sites; 10 acres clear.
elec., streams, one well. and
springs on property: on hardtop
road; Lovely panoramic view. Price
L. r. Wigfield, NO. 7-132s
IS ACREs, old 7-room house. barn,
outbuildings. well, stream. on
state road. $4,000. Terms S2T5
down. $46 monthly. c. W. DUN
Gan. Broker. Louise. Va. Phone
lib ACRES-s miles west Of
Warrenton, clean and attractive
b.room bungalov with bath. beau
tiful trees, nice garden, ana corn
under cultivation Barn. chicken
house. pig house, and stocked
go Wonderful place for
children and pets. Clean farm
house. plenty game, springs. par
italy wooded. excellent location
for IT. Belvoir and ouaritiee.
TOWN q COUNTRY REALTY
IE- 6-l4l5 - Q TILL 0
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ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP.
XII 8-4000

BEAUTIFUL W00DED LOT on
Over y acre. WI. 6-6o01.
Brock HALL. Prince Geo. County
on the LArEo-Maflbo rd.. md.
2O2), only 3 miles from Marlboro.
only 20 mi. 10 d, c. and Blgdens-
burg-Lge. des, homesites Of TO
streets and county maintained:
adequate covenants and building
Restrictions. Reasonable prices and
liberal terms. Phone today for
SfSioHlsi SEfopER. 81 sp. lag sossoc. sNCRch' DE-
CHANTILLY-l00 plus acre farm
With e-soog frame house; 2 mi.
EElE;AALLTy, eR. $500. CLOSED
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pEAKINs RANGE

(ESTATES)
D 70 10 acre beautiful homesites.
Potomac Hunt area $1,000 per
GENE CASTLEBERRY
OIL. 4-l432 OIL. 4-407s
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POTOMAC HILLS, VA.
Chain Bridge Chesterbrook
2 Miles from D. C.

10 lots with curb and gutter. sewer
and water. finished streets. in top
area, 81. 900 down and $500
subordtnatlon for 1918 mos $40
miles to cIA and Memorial hwy.
nolds, IA. 7-6525 for information.
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BUILDERS
HG nOUN

Balance subordinated. Beautiful
yCCdsS asrs acre. ICt % ,ieb, IL Hss5SSr {. i,o
$1,000. off-site improysments inc.
IN price. pireetiona; Down y, 8.
Big Harbor View Sign. turn left.
follow the arrows 70 subdivision.
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WANT QUIET sECLUsIOn9 500
.sDsiEabls ssns asoO e;rm ,n0 hsHss % meil. ,,,I.
on road No elec. S3,i00, BROOKS
REAL ESTATE. ph. 7S44. oranss.
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an ACRES

4h ACRES
In Poolesville area; attrae-
tive D room masonry-type
rambler with screened pch..
living rm. 27xi6 with fire-
place, dining room, 3 bed
rooms. Ia baths, kitchen
with range and refrigerator.
laundry with washer. drier
and ironer; 1S-cu.-it. deep
freezer; garage; oil heat;
deep excellent location, on
hard road. 80 miles down.
town, 3 miles Acc; price,
20 ACRES
Attractive. new, modern,
7-room frame house with
full basement; living room
14x21 with fireplace; mod
ern kitchen; dining room;
study; s bedrooms: IA
baths: oil heat; attached
garage: 35 acres woods;
stream: 80 miles Washing
ton, D. c., on hard State
30S ACRES
Outstanding country es-
tate; brick mansion house
with all necessary buildings
for dairy farm operation in
cluding 3 tenant houses, 60
COW modern dairy barn:
swimming pool, ponds, etc.:
$4,000. Mansion house
and bS acres may be pur-
chased separately at $780,
900,
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L0uDoUN CO.. Pleasant Valley,
kte; SO-lQ acres: 3-bedrm.. III.
derolock barn. 40-ft. chicken
house. zoned comm. Price sci 900.
Contact Mr.. Sterling, Leeshure,
va; tairview 7-53l3. N. A. MAR
In INC. 61s Spring ST.. Hern.
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WEST VIRGINIA

snss. saI% SaS r,%sq sns b:i r@ "a Assss :s::
cleared: spring. wen: on biack.top
Sn.s si1a storm s;TIsss SInccvi 's1i: Hs dosn. dslss.
Total price, $4,000. Our best buy.
:. o = WIDMHER
Berkeley Springs, w. Va. q
w. VA.-ORCHARD q
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
h BY wsbb2

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Winhofer,
Richard and Patty of Glendive
called on Mrs. Thershia Winhofer
and Bill Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Pentz, My
ron and Donna and Don Handles
Spent Monday in Poplar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Cooper and
children of Richey were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnnie Johnston and children.
MI. and Mrs. George Milne,
Georgia and Sara were ccom
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Royce
Milne of Richey to Mt. Rushmore
in the Black Hills on Friday and
Saturday. On Sunday they visited
with Jack and Alex Mines Of
Glendive.
On Sunday the Hillcrest Fair
Committee were busy in Sidney
fixing up our Fair booth. Mrs.
Frank Winhofer and Mrs. Cliff
attended the booth dur
ing the Richland County Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Johnston
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Pentz Myron and Donna and
Don Handles were Sidney callers
Wednesday,.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02

While the Russians had tried to
be friendly in a sincere though
grim sort of way, our heretofore
high morale Wavered somewhat
from lack of mail from home and
the assignment of single rooms
at the Ukrainian Hotel, where
Westbrook Pegler later stayed
when in Moscow.
In a sense, we retreated down
the same road as Napoleon had
done almost a century and a half
before us. Unlike the Corsican,
however, we were destined for a
much more rapid exit. Sometime
after arriving at the airport and
undergoing an exhibition of Rus
sian inefficiency in the customs
department, we were on our way
to Prague (Praha), Czechoslo-
vakia, a distance of over 1900
miles. This flight of less than 2H
hours, via a Russian jet, was flown
at an altitude of $4,000 feet.
The Czechs are naturally alert.
friendly, and seemingly more eff
ficient than the Russians. That
many are unhappy under COM
munistic rule became apparent
during our many contacts with
Czechs; their
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02

Maurice Selmer, president Of H.
and A. Selmer, and Gle (wind in
strument manufacturers), sent a
company bus to transport us to
the Selmer woodwind plant about
so miles from Paris. Approx
mately 40% of their production is
allocated for sale in our country,
being finally purchased by many
Of the greatest musicians in the
nation.
After showing us through the
plant, largest of its kind in the
world, he returned US to Paris
where we dined in a typical
French restaurant. Epicurean by
any standard, the dinner which we
were served could be compared
with nothing we had during the
entire tour.
Four of our group remained in
Paris and later toured more of
Europe; one flew to Italy to visit
relatives in Milan; the rest of us
were ready to return home. How
ever, before leaving for our vari-
Jus destinations, and as a remem-
brance of an experience so deeply
engraved in our minds, we posed
for n final picture.
After visiting many countries
and meeting their citizens, the
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02

personalities clash too often with
the demands of communism on
the individual for their own good,
1t Is not unreasonable to expect
this dissension to mount to rebel
lion when given the proper time
and opportunity.
On the walls of the American
Embassy in Prague hangs a pla-
que to the memory of Masaryk.
who sacrificed his life because of
his convictions. l nodded my head
IN assent, as well as respect, when
a Czech employee asked me if I
was aware of its significance; for
this small tribute, a reflection in
miniature of a greater edification
remaining in the hearts of his
country men, was also a monu-
ment to u own historical beliefs
and convictions.
The honking of a horn warned
me of the impatience of my as
scciates, but my curiosity over
came the impulse to dash to the
bus and continue the tour. There
are many professional men among
US, doctors, lawyers, etc." he con-
tinued, who have been denoted
to common workers because they
fail to collaborate. The govern
ment refuses to give them a visa
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02

Miss jeanne Lovelace Of Sidney,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Lovelace of Colorado Springs,
Colo, and Jake Obergfell, Jr. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Obergfell,
ST., of Sidney, pledged wedding
VOWS in a simple informal cere-
mony in Pella Lutheran Church
at 400 pm. Aug. Is. Rev. Stanley
Larsen performed the double ring
rites.
Baskets of white and lavender
gladioli decorated the altar.
The bride wore a ballerina
length lace dress, with full skirt
and white satin cummerbund. A
floral band held her elbow length
veil Of white nylon tulle. Her
corsage was of red and white
roses.
Miss Ann Carlson, maid of hon
or, wore a similarly styled dress,
of lace and a shoulder length
lavendre veil, held by a floral
band. Her corsage was of white
gladioli.
Tim Oberfell attended his bro
ther as best man.
The couple left at once on q
wedding trip to Colorado Springs,
where they visited the brides par
entS.
They are now living in Sidney,
where MI. Obergfell is engaged in
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02

term "Melting-pot" has a new
significance; the traits and chara-
cteristics which these people pos
SEES have migrated to shores
with them. That which was good,
we have kept; that which was
bad, we have ANONYMOUSLY attemp-
ted to discard. The result is our
history and our future.
I'm conclusion, | wish to reiter-
ate my thanks to those who have
SO graciously aided and encour-
aged this venture, also to add my
affirmation to the oft quoted
"Inere's No Place Like Home.
Sincerely,
c. 0. Strom
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02

County OF Rhhand
l. !; l. Hooker. County Clerk n for he county aforesaid, d. soemnly
swear mat nt te foregoing report Is a full and true Statement Of the financial
endins m 3Mn, 1859, to the best of m knowledge and belief. so hep me Cod.
(. L. Hooker
subscribed n sworn to before me an lin M presence this. 18th day OF
Armgl l%s
OETWCIA SEAL Alma Murphy, Clerk Of Court
The above and foregoing report hs been examined by thu Board Of
County Commissioner, M Is prov and ordered published
BY Crder. Ct the Board OF County Commissioner
Auru H. ESQ Jams e Spuuveon. Chairman
Evening star., 1959-02-15

Opening night on Broadway! O all the eAcuhg
moments in the theater. this is the supreme one
It's happily thrilling for the people out 'front.' ago
nizney thrilling for the people backsage. Tonight may
make new star or break old one. 1t could be tri-
umph for everyone right down the assistant carpenter
-o or IL could be disaster.
When the stage managers shout ten minutes and
then five minutes, the tired faces tighten. Actors
begin scuyng about the corridors with forced gaIey
There are cries Of Break a legr the traditional first
night greeting tit is considered bad luck to wish good
uckl
The newest little chorus girl breaks into and
her friends help reanange her mascara. seasoned
comedian nonchalanty tells joke to the fireman, but
keeps his hands in his pockets to hide their trembling
lovely star snaps her desers head off, then hugs her
tight And the old character actor down the hall sneaks
one more drink than is good for him.
An Actor Prepares
But when the stage manager finally Slaps the curtain
man on the shoulder and the lush slab Of velvet slowly
rises everyone is somehow able do what he must,
even the poor devil who freezes the wings and has to
be literally kicked onstage.
Even those stars who manage a surface calm are
usually turbulent inside Judy Holiday has Nolent
seizures Of nausea Paul Num- with half century
of experience can't bear to have anyone even speak to
him. Just wave hello" he begs IN know what you
mean" And the late Ezio PIMA always stood in the
wings crossing himself and saying his beads.
Now, it is fact that much of the actors terror IS
needless For instance, ne is everlastngy worried
about small mShaps: missing cue, trying to get
through door that won't open, firing of a gun that
won't bang having to answer telephone that won't
ring or having to ignore that does ring when it
shouldn't.
The truth is the audience is always sympathetic =
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TEEN-AGE TATTLE


Hi, Guys and Dolls! What's hap
pening? Well, this is what we're
hip to.
The Filipino Youth Activities
group has formed an official club.
The officers include: Sandra
Arino, president; Ed Beltran, vice
president; Sharon Flores, CORES
ponding secretary; Roberta Ven
tura, recording secretary; Eddie
Acena, treasurer; Dave Madayag,
sgt.-at-arms.
Committee chairmen are: jean
cite and Mary Castillano, publ
city; Joe Cast, decorations; Eddie
Acena, refreshments; Dave Delma,
car pool; Phil Estrada, entertain
ment; Carmen Pastores, promo
lions and membership.
A General Committee consists
of the officers and the committee
heads.
Sign-ups are still being accepted.
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senior pin, although she says she's
not going steady Pat Agui-
naldO is unhappy about the Gar
field-Franklin game! Andre
ROllolazO dedicates Fancy Nancy"
to the girl who is leaving from
Sealth Pete COrpuz goes for
certain Gal from cambridge
Likewise, a certain E. Cristo-
bal likes a certain Carmen from
Sumner Gloria is surprised
with Bob Ms changing looks :.
Lenora MontOya was voted Thar
vest Festival" queen in Auburn
The Tween Teens will hold
dance soon :. Flash! Judy Corpuz
was elected convention queen of
the Legionarios oil Trabajo !.
Congratulations, Judy! The FYA
News is headed by Ladio Braganza.