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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-10-26

ges finger tip with a pearl
crown with pearl tear drops
hanging down. Her gown had
the chapel train. She carried
white flowers.
The maid Of honor was Lin
.da Morris who wore a gown
OF the new shade Of pink
which was made of taffetta.
The bridesmaids were Carol
Padavick, Marilyn Thomas,
Dolores Brown, Linda Brown
was the junior bridesmaid
and they all wore gowns Of
nu shade Of blue and carried
flowers to match their dress
es. The flower girl was Jo-
Ann Thomas who had a floor
length gown made of chiffon.
The ring bearer was Richard
Thomas, best man was Rob
ert Thomas Jr., and the ush-
ers were, Charles Brown,
Harold Borwn, Walter New
ton and the junior usher was
Dennis Balske. Mrs. Agnes
Waltman was orgar1ist.
The mother OF the bride
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-10-26

wore a dress of green lace
with darker accessories and
the groom's mother was at
tired in beige with matching
gloves, hat, and shoes.
The reception was held at
the Kiwanis Lake Tavern in
the evening with we'll over
500 people attending. The cou-
pie are honeymooning in Flo
rida and on their return will
make their home on Center
Road, Auburn. Laurence will
continue to work at Brown
Machine Shop and Madelyn
will continue working for a
while at Central National
Bank, downtown Cleveland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-10-26
Catholics
Plan Sale
This Week

A Nearly New" and Rum
mage sale will be held in the
old st. Mary'S Hall, North ST.
Chardon, on Friday, Oct. 27,
from $50 to $50 pm. and on
Saturday from 9:45 a. m. to
800 pm.
The sale is sponsored by ST.
Bernadette'S Study club and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-10-26
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ONsdA5 L. H2o,,,,, H

NEWBURY M a d e | y n
Thomas of Stone Road, New
bury, was married to Laur-
ence Brown of Center Road, 7
Auburn township. She Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Thomas and he is the son.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence c..
Brown. Madelyn was given In.
marriage by her father, Rob-
ert, on Oct. Ia at ST. Helen's
Catholic church in Newtury.
The bride wore a white
gown of satin with french lac,
eS over 1t. Her veil was of
French Elusion scalloped ed
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-10-26

will include items as tools,
jewelry, sporting equipment,
musical instruments, toys,
draperieS, books and cloth
ing. Proceeds from the sale
will go toward the Parish
Building Fund says Mrs. Ray
mond Bosler, publicity chair
man.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-10-26

afternoon starting at 4:3O.
For the past month the
children of the Sunday schoo.
have been making masks de-
picting some phase OF lie
that troubles them.
Following the party the
children will march upstairs
to the sanctuary for a service
of liteny and thanksgiving
and will place the masks on
the altar to demonstrate the
Importance of bringing our
cares to the church.
This service is in prepara-
ton of "All Saints Day."
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-10-26

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St. Luke's Plans
Halloween Services

A special Halloween party
and service will be given at
st. Luke'S C hurc h Sunday
Evening star., 1961-02-21

Missing was q money bag con-
tanning $1S4.53.
Walter z. LiSton. 80. q station
employe, Of the 800 block of
K street NV, who had been
changing his clothes alone in
the building when the money
apparently was taken. was
questioned by police.
Police charged him with
larceny. He told police he
didn't do it, that 1t must have
been another man who came
into the building while he was
changing.
Rudolph Pinkney, 80. the
night manager, Of IS Ridge
road Sc. under questioning
by Assistant United States At
torney Dennis D. Duffy. testi-
fled he had been outside the
only door all the time. He said
nobody entered. and that If
anyone had. the door would
have Squeaked.
ITS squeaked ever since I've
been there" said Mr.. Pinkney
who has worked at the station
for six years. A police officer
said it was still squeaking after
the theft when he checked it.
Mr.. Listens lawyer. Robert
L. Callahan. a Georgetown Uni
versity legal intern, said the
evidence was all circumstantial.
He argued the lack Of 4 squeak
shouldn't convict his client.
The jury agreed. Mr.. Liston
was acquitted.
Evening star., 1961-02-21

Moscow. but in our own snug
ness. indifference and blind
complacency. The missile
gap is not nearly so terrifying
as the moral gap between what
we sometimes preach and oc-
casionally practice"
Mrs. Gichner. q member of
the women's division Of the or
ganization. talked OF her
groups visits to embassies for
the last seven years. 1T is
true" she said, that we have
learned about many other
countries and their philoSo-
'phies." !" But more important.
she added. friendships have
developed among women of all
colors and creeds, q mutual re-
spect has grown. and under
standing and acceptance is now
the general rule"
In accepting his award, Mr..
Duncan said, Although man
Evening star., 1961-02-21
House Group Presses
JobIess Aid Bill Work

pressing hardship on the over
all economy.
The aid-to-dependent-chil-
dren proposal would enable
States and the District to help
youngsters whose parents are
employable but unemployed.
Now, dependent children can
be helped only in the continued
absence. death or incapacity
OF a parent.
The District Commissioners
currently are involved in max
ing budget and policy decisions
which will determine the degree
OF emergency aid to be dis
pensed here.
Evening star., 1961-02-21

The House Ways and Means
Committee planned today to
work through the day to per-
feet President Kennedy's pro-
poSal for emergency aid to
families Of unemployed Amer
leans.
Cash relief wolud go to an
estimated 3 million joblesS who
have now or will have by April,
1862, exhausted unemployment
compensation benefits, as well
as aid to dependent children
Of unemployed parents.
Unemployment compensation
increased would be covered by
added contributions from en-
ployers in all States and the
District. The Social Security
Act would be expanded for the
aid to dependent children.
The District. should Com
missioners agree, could parti-
cipate in both programs.
d. C. Fund Urged
At the same time. the Com
missioners were under pressure
from Senator Morse, DelnU-
crat Of Oregon, to ask for a
special appropriation to start
welfare payments to unem-
ployed who are able to work
but can't finds jobs and have
exhausted their jobless benefits.
The Morse idea is for the
Commissioners to initiate relief
for the unemployed through
the Welfare Department. Bene-
ficiaries probably would be the
same families slated for aid
under the Kennedy plan for
helping dependent children.
Representative Mills, Demo-
crat OF Arkansas, chairman OF
the Ways and Means Commit
tee, said he hoped after a
morning session that his men,
berS could put together legisla-
ton by the end Of the day.
President Kennedy asked thai
unemployed workers whose
compensation has run out re.
ceive up to half Of their regular
unemployment compensation
for UP to 80 weeks. He Sug.
gested increasing from $4,000
to $4,000 the wage base or
which employers pay the Fed
eral Government q percentage
rate to cover administering
compensation programs.
! Committeeman were under.
stood to be reluctant to raisc
the base. The consensus re.
portedly preferred q small rise
in the per cent employers pay
on that base.
JOblesS Effort Noted
] There appeared to be general
agreement with President Ken
nedy that purchasing power
ceases when compensation /:
| exhausted. To the White
House. this represents not only
a serious hardship for the in
dividual but. when the number
of exhauStionS is high, q de-
Evening star., 1961-02-21

was read to 1,400 guests at q
dinner held by the National
Conference of Christians and
Jews in the Sheraton-P Park.
The 1861 Brotherhood awards
for the Washington area were
presented to DR.. John ]. O'Con-
nor, professor of history at
Georgetown University: Mrs.
Henry Gichher. a welfare lead
ser, and John B. Duncan, Re
.corder, Of Deeds for the Dis
. trict.
az The awards, citing work
toward increased understand
ing. were presented by Admiral
Lewis Straus, former chairman
of the Atomic Energy Commits
sion, who is serving as CO.
chairman Of the National Con-
ference.
DR.. O'Connor warned that
s'the core and center of the
present travail Of Western civ
ilization is to be found. not in
Evening star., 1961-02-21

has come to understand in q
large measure. the complexi-
ties Of the electron and the
atom, he Is still far from un-
derstan6ing his fellow man.
Each can start today by trust
ing one another-rich and
poor, Christian and Jew, coli
ored and white-in q way that
will clearly reflect our belief in
the basic ideal of brotherhood
AN ideal which has illu-
minated Americas greatest
hours"
Government officials attend
ing the dinner included Chief
Justice Earl Warren and Sec
retary Of the Treasury Dillon.
Nicaraguan Ambassador Sc
ville-Sacasa. dean Of the dip
lomatic corps. also attended.
Evening star., 1961-02-21
Suspect Freed,
Squeak or Not

A Municipal Court jury yes
terday chose to ignore the
testimony Of a squeaking door
that didn't squeak.
On New Years eve. the jury
was told. the unlocked wall
safe at a service station at
1901 H street NV. was rifled.
Evening star., 1961-02-21
Guests Hear Kennedy
Brotherhood MESSAGE
BY WILLIAM r. BASHAM
Star Staff Writer

New nations will look to the United States guidance
only we demonstrate that the freedom which advocate
Is available to all our citizens President Kennedy
night in q message opening Brotherhood Week.
yet on the choice of these hinges our
ultimate survval said the President in the message which
Evening star., 1961-05-14

DIR: out Route l. turn right on
Powder Mil I'd, left on Edmonston
and turn right on Cochran TO
house.
Evening star., 1961-05-14

GPEENBELT - 3-bedrm. rambler;
full bSmt.; new-house cond.; as
sumo GI loan. This house must
be seen to be appreciated. GREEN
BELT REALTY CO. OR. 4-5700.
GREENBELT = Corner 3-bedrm.
frame home; fully equip. kit:
large yard: excel. loo; near shop
ping and swimming pool. Mo. pay
ments. .S6S.75 incl. pitt, heat,
hot water, all structural repairs.
Part of down payment can be
financed. GREENBELT REALTY
CO., ISL Centerway. OR. 4-5700.
Happy Mothers Day
Office Closed Sunday
UNIVERSITY REALTY
Realtors
HE. 4-3500
Evening star., 1961-05-14

7 NIENUS Will AUWIhE = INIB
stunning brk. rambler with eye ap-
peal inside and out; living room
and manteled fireplace and book
case: SEPARATE dining room, we'll
FAST SPACE, two well-arranged
bedrooms; full daylight bSmt. with
outside entr. Additional corner
lot can also be acquired. Area Of
well-kept brick homes. Sl5,950.
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS,
AP r-SA0n
Evening star., 1961-05-14
FOREST GLEN AREA

1902 DALLAS AVE.
Completely immaculate Colonial lv with fire
place; side porch Kitchen full tiled
with outside 3 bedrms. Ia baths, level lot
off street parking Close to bus, schools shoppng Only
$17,95O, FHA oil. 6-9l7O.
DIRECTIONS oeorE!s right Forest Glen, left
Dallas PECKS OPEN SIGN
Evening star., 1961-05-14
HILLANDALE
1O326 PARKMAN ROAD

NEW CUSTOM DESIGNED BRICK RAMBLER featuring three
trees. PRESTIGE LOCATION S30500.
DIRECTIONS: Hampshire to (Hlandae Park
man road left to PECKS OPEN SIGN
Evening star., 1961-05-14
sp 3-45On

blended with IA acres on roll
ing hilltop. overlooking the coun-
tryside for miles around. All brE. !:
5 bedrms.. full baths. sep. din.
rm., modern kit, liv. rm.,. den:
bsmt. Near Addison I'd. and Gen.
tral ave. Only S19,950 with So
500 down. Trade in your home for
this one. Call It'll q pm. WA. r
1900, ROBERT S. DAVIS g. CO.,
Evening star., 1961-05-14
HOUSES bon sALE-Mp. HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.
ASHBURTON

Centrally arconditoned split fenced wooded lot Center
rm; separate din fireplace in huge hv
possible lower level Only S3495O Trades invited OIL 69I70
DIRECTIONS Old Georgeown rd, left Ryland, right
ond SINGLETON to PEcKS OPEN SIGN.
Evening star., 1961-05-14

CHEVERLY-spacious all-brick
home on a beautiful lot, 1OOxl5O.
3 unusually large bedrms. (master
27x2S). GIFT. liv. rm. with fire
place, formal din. room, big mod
ern kit, solarium and screened
porch. 2 full and two "a baths,
large cedar closet. Beautifully
paneled rec. room with fireplace
down. Owner will finance balance.
EVANSVILLE - Choice location
and an attractive 3-bedrm bunga-
low. Insulated for winter economy
and summer comfort. Separate
din. rm., large porch; full bSmt.
with rumpuS area. Beautiful lot,
fenced. Ample garden space. Many
flowers and shrubs. 95-ft. 'front.'
age. Must see to appreciate. Mod
crate down and assume 4 and
4ec interest loan. It's only
Sl4,600.
BRICK RAMBLER - Absolutely
spotless and real showplace.
Loaded with extras and living
comfort. A beautiful paneled fam
lily or TV room, plus large liv.
AooAAF NNlll-elEC
equipped kit. . air conditioners
and attic fan Daylight attached
2-car garage. Beautiful hedge en-
closed corner lot with concrete
patio and barbecue pit. plus many
flowers and shrubs. One Of the
areas best buys at S15.950. Vets,
no SIS down. Only $3.50 down
FHA; with moderate cash. Assume
4hafo loan and pay $50 mo.
MT. RAINIER-Big, older home on
large fence enclosed corner lot
with alley access to detached ga
rage. 4 bedrms.. spacious liv. and
din. rooms, family kit, entrance
hall, 9 sleeping porches. Convent
ent to St. James Church and
school, public elementary and jr.
high. Good sound condition. As low
as $500 down to qualified buyer.
$500 DOWN buys this sparkling
semibrick Colonial. Truly the show
place Of the neighborhood with
its beautiful yard and unique in
terror. . .porches Zone glass en-
closed and one screened), family
size equipped kit, plus extras
galore. Approx. 500 per month.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1961-05-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BELTSVILLE
6202 COCHRAN DR..
OPEN SUNDAY, La

Brk. Cape Cod: 4 bedrms., large
kit, storm doors and windows, off,
st. parking: FLA approved at
Evening star., 1961-05-14
EASTPINES
". ].
NICHOLAS
'EATTOPS HE 4-10nR

EAST RTVERDALE-3-bedrm. brick
home; large din area, fully equip.
kit, brick patio; beautifully, land
scaped, Anchor fenced yard, rec.
rm Sl3,5OO. FHA terms with
$3.50 down. GREENBELT REALTY,
Up d-SIOO
Evening star., 1961-05-14

pl., patio, la-acre lot Assume 4laco
GI loan. S17.250, only $1,000 dn.
BY OWNER, CHI. S-7S99.
Evening star., 1961-05-14
CLOSE TO D. C.

COLLEGE PARK-Almost new g.
oeorm. rambler with large living
Loom. large modern kitchen: full
and FHA terms. Priced rieht al
Slb 600. Call til Q pm. WA, :.
5SOO. ROBERT S. DAVIS g. Co,
Evening star., 1961-05-14
BERENs, AP. 7-464e

BELTSVILLE-GI, no dn. payment,
no settlement; 4-bedrm., brick;
sep. din. nm. lge. liv. rm., fire
pl;, 2 full baths, full bsmt., lge.
!0t WIdrlyeWay. BYRD REALTY,
WA. 7-240O
BELTSVILLE4-be -bedrm. brick Cane
Cod; sep. din. rm.. full bsmt,, 4
acre. S20,50O.
LANGLEY REALTY HE 10000
BELTSVILLE-Open 2-6, 43O6 YER
gle. ave. New brick rambler with
paSeboard h;-w.h., de luxe kit, 3
neqrms., 2 baths, full-sized day
nght bsmt., carp. DIR: Roby ave
OF Ammendale I'd. to Lincoln and
sign NELSON REALTY co
WE. 6-55l4 or HE. 4-230O.
BELTSVILLE = 3-bedrm. rambler:
full daylight bsmt. w/rec. rm.
outside ,entr.; lge. pleasant yard,
fenced handicapped: near schools
$4,000. OWNER. WE. 5-26lU.
BELTSVILLE-Brick Cape Cod on
one acre. First time offered; 8 bra
sep. din. rm., side scr. porch, full
bsmt.. det. garage Shown BY appt
Call NELSON REALTY CO, WE,
5-55l4 or HE. 4-23O0.
acknowledgements Spe-
clall' no an. payment; attr. g.
oedrm. rambler with "a bsmt. /;
needs repair and dec. Avail. at
once. NE. S-12l2.
BELTSYILLE, RIGHT BRICK
RAMBLER WITH HOT-WATER
HEAT. 3 light, bright bedrooms,
dazzling kitchen and dining room
area and roomy living room with
large picture window and attrac-
I'VE fireplace. Large completely
finished RECREATION ROOM,
Plus a cozy .paneled DEN. These
ana many other features can be
yours for only SI9.95 Flexible
financing. Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS, AP. 7-S40O.
BERKSHIRE, DISTRICT HGTSD p;
Ideal home for a doctor or a, a
retired family; 3 bedrms., l -
baths. full basement. Immediate
possession; Ewes, RE. 8-79S2,
w. CALVIN CRAWFORD co
INC. RE. 5-9100.
BERWYN HEIGHTS-Most desir-
able 3-bedrm,, 2-year-old rambler,
separate din. rm., firepl. in liv.
rm.,, full bsmt., 2 baths. ideal
sardsn gar en- SSRssce, 6Ox20O-ft. lot.
IN, HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO.
UN. 4-l5l5 UN. 4-7171
BERWYN HGTS.-OIder 2 story
mouse on lge. lot. garden area, al
city improvements; full din. rm,
lge; kit, many new improvement,
incl. heating plant. Priced for very
quick sale at s9,a5O with small
On; payment. RIDGWAY REALTY
OR. 4-5924
BRANDYWINE, SO Williams dr.
Open l til S: drive out and see
TINS immac. 3-bedrm. home; ultra.
modern kit, carport. det. office,
z acre OF beautiful lawn: S17,-
AoO, GI or conv. Out Branch ave
70 5uI, lett l mi. to Williams DIR
PGFFENBERGER REALTOR, CH
BRANDYWINE, Md bedrms
liv. rm., bath, kit. dinette, 2nd
ilr.-heat and nm. for 2 bedrms
LGe. lot, paved street 1880. Call
SIate 2-502l or Market 7-25Ol
BRAND-NEW, ready for you - 3.
bedrm. brick-and-frame rambler in
popular Berwyn Hts. Full bsmt
concrete off-street parking. Liberal
conventional financing. Trades ac-
cepted, Only S14,950. Call til 9
pm. WA. $4,000, ROBERT s.
DAVIS & CO., INC.
BREATH-TAKING RAMBLER with
a SEPARATE dining room, three
bedrooms. FIREPLACE: full base
ment. dazzling kitchen. These and
MANY other features. Sl7,95O
BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-s4OO.
CAROLE HIGHLANDS
LOVELY CAPE COD
Fine clean brick on most attractive
lot, with flowers, shrubs. dogwood
gracious LIST floor with . bedrooms
and baths, huge beautifully pan.
eled room on I'd with full hath
Evening star., 1961-05-14
ASK AND CnMPAPFI

ASK AND COMPARE!
.Sl3 3.S5O-Attrac. Cape Cod; 3 bed
rms. full bsmt., ali utfls.
81 4,250-Brick rambler; covered
patio, fenced yard, paved street,
nice shrubs.
81 Sl5,500-Brick rambler: liv. rm.,
din. rm., 3 bedrms. lge. lot.
81 l5,950-Liv. rm., din. rm., kit, a
bedrms.,. "a baths. full bsnt;
Assume lge, 4laes loan.
81 6,95O--4-bedrm., Cape Cod; full
be assumed.
SlT000-Forest Heights; brick
rambler. 3 bedrms., lEe. rooted
patio; all utilS
SlT250-New brick rambler; 2
bedrms, din. rm, full bsmt., 9
firepls.
$lS,75O-Suburban brick Cape Cod
3 bedrms.. "a baths, full bsmt.
beautiful view
MOORE & MOORE REALTORS
RE. $4,000 RE. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-05-14
6M0pen

6fQp&n
ANDREWS AREA. Camp Springs
New spacious brick rambler with
4 bedrooms, 3 baths. garage, day
light bsmt: level lot with all city
utils. By appt. LO. 7-26Sl.
FOREST HEIGHTS. 293 Cree dr.
Det. brk. rambler, 8 rms. bed
rms; rec. nm; built-in garage;
RIICHlE, 7lOl Whitehouse I'd
Brick rambler with 5 spacious
garage. Over la-acre lot. Open
TEMPLE HILLS-Det. brk. Cape
Cod, Z rms. 4 bedrms., 3 baths
2 bedrms. and bath lst n; fulj
bSmt.: lge. corner lot: FHA ap-
proved: Sl9,75O,
CENTRAL AVE. AREA-l5 acre
with det. Colonial brick home: 4
bedrms., . baths, bedrms. and bath
ISt FIR: bsmt.. oil h.-w.h. S2l,5OO
BY appointment.
CLINTON-sl5 u acres with 4-bedrm
rambler, priced 500. 500. BY appt
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY CO.
Healtors' 24l2 Minnesota Ave. Sc
over % years Experience in Sales
Rentals, Property Management
LU. 4-77l7 LU. 2S5g7e
ANDREWS AREA-spick and spar
5-oedrm. brick rambler; Ia baths
lin TRF
and many other extras. VA an, m
BERENs SALES RE. s-54oC
ANDREWS AREA
LLke-new 3-bedrm. brick-and-tram,
Cape Cod: fun bsmt., storm win,
$500 dn. FHA.
oXON HILL-Gi no money down,
immac. :3-bedrm. rambler, only z
years OLD. equip. kit. nice lot
NoFTHI 81 IL 'FSo9RRfEsTvnLE-A,tractlv, S9Rf
ment on only So, 500; hard to bea1t
PRUDENTIAL REALTY CO.
RE. $4,000 TIL s Pm.
ARE You LOOKING FOR 4
Palatial Southern Colonial Manor
countryside? Want 4 bedrmS', den
banquet-Size din. rm.. SLIT. liy
rm. with large firepl. and a
kitchen large enough to feed ar
army, q full Is by 'l6 ft.7 Their
don't pass up this beautiful homt
set on nearly . acres Of gorgeously
landScaped grounds, eXceptionally
Eell-kept and priced to sell; Up; S
. gear garage with enough spacl
left over for an apartment.j
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
AP. 7-l266
Evening star., 1961-05-14
WEST HYATTSVILLE

BETTER THAN rambler bedrm,
modern kitchen and full basement Immaculate home situated
on cu-de-Sac backing up to park. He. 4-lG00.
DIRECTIONS Hampshire to East-west hwy,
right Fairvev right 10 Conley PECKS OPEN SIGN
The Sidney herald., 1961-04-26

1t is believed that the victim
was John Gorrel of TrotterS,
N. D., from personal belongings
that were found in the remains of
the 1855 Chevrolet 4-door sedan
which, according to North Dakota
authorities was listed in that
name.
The victim was shot by a %
calibre rifle above the right eye,
the bullet lodging in the brain,
according to reports.
A two gallon gasoline can with
Farmer Union markings on it and
a piece of blue cloth stuffed in a
small air hole on top was found
near the burned car.
John Gorrell was reported last
seen by his nephew, Jay Gorrell, in
Trotters Monday. His nephew
identified a metal suitcase found
in the car similar to one owned
by his uncle. He said his uncle
was a bachelor about 81 years old.
A coroners inquest was called
for 200 pm. Wednesday, but due
to circumstances the inquest was
postponed until 700 pm.
A burned saddle, a mans jacket
and some tools were found in the
vehicle. What appeared to be q
rifle barrel was also found in the
burned car.
Harry Johnson, a farmer, sale
he helped a man change a far
belt in what he believed was the
same a about a week ago.
Witnesses said they saw a cal
at the dump Monday evening
They said a man was nearby.
Due to the severe burned con
dition of the body no positive
Identification was possible at thi.
time. Investigation is being contin
ued by all enforcement depart
mentS.
The Sidney herald., 1961-04-26
Storm
Brightens Crop
Outlook For Area

Smiles were big and happy as
the Sidney area received SIS inch
of moisture from a spring rain and
snow storm last Saturday night
and Sunday. The experimental
station reported that approximate
ly los inches of moisture has fall
en- in the month of April.
This is just what we need"
isn't this something" were heard
from everyone as they went about
their way, and the world seemed
brighter than it had for some
time both to the farmers and the
businessmen.
Side roads were a bit muddy for
travel but no one seemed to be
disturbed even if they had to dig
their cars out.
The Montana = Dakota Utility
company employees were busy
Sunday as lines snapped and pow
er stoppage occurred in many
places. MDU employees did a com.
mendable job in keeping power
/ SO1AA5 III uIC d1Cds
Glendive and Sidney MIDI
crews combined their efforts ir
maintaining service in this aree
as we'll as part of western NORTH
Dakota.
The storm did considerable
damage to Mountain States Tele.
phone and Telegraph Company
toll lines in the vicinity of Balm
vile, Snowden and Nohly, Mon
tana, R.. E. Packard, Sidney man
ager, said.
Ice and frost collecting on tn
lines broke poles and wires j
this area. making long distance SCI
vice from Sidney north and ca:
impossible except through othe
routes which r normally use
for emergency situations such {
this.
In a flight over the affecte
area Monday, frNm Sidney alon
the telephone lines route to Wo.
Point, it was noticed that line
were in good condition except i
the Snowden vicinity. In tbs are
poles and wire were down an
the snow was heavy enough I
make travelling by repair truck
extremely difficult.
Over thirty telephone pole
/, were broken and approximate
10000 feet of wire which is lay
, ing on the ground will have to
; put back in working order. TW
crews were DISPATCHED to the are
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