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The Sidney herald., 1962-10-24
III REPLY

c. wee yer the signature of the Richland County Republican
- COMMITTEE, the Democratic Party was accused of being q
naoS. supports the Constitution "only when it serve their
o1o~ he charge itself is a stock charge of the Right Wng-Bircher
se men and only reflects the degree to which these laronts bauo ~
au dominate the Republican Party in this are NevarYba-
sme irresponsible charge appeared over the partvs signature
" hereby publicly protest this charge.
.loughout. its long history the Democratic Party has given tho Con
- It's complete and unqualified support. The same has been
- III republican Party, except in areas such as Sidney where
- mas been infntrated and its leadership dominated NV ta piob4
"e|oonche elements. We cannot believe that the responsible Nom
ohs o the Republican Party concur in this irresponsible CHARGE
against the Democratic Party.
les examine the charge itself. The first three Articles of tho con
80 wmc comprise the heart of this documenD established and
uHorize I'M three principal branches of our government : te CIV
eSUAVe' ue legislative, and the judicial. The Democratic PARTY has
~ "yaHy supported these institutions of government. whether ie
po0iNoh "a mai OF government leadership or that of the loval onnoei
81 au II challenges anyone to prove otherwise. In fact. during the
EISENHOWER administration it was the Democratic Party. together With
ne responsible members of the Republican PARTY which IovaIlv M
"Su ueSe institutions of government, while the Right Wing-Rircber
ee"ehS lee a campaign to downgrade public confidence in both orr
government and its leadership.
"hat IS the record of this Right wing-Bircher element fin this rosDoo.
- on Not only have its adherents demonstrated their contenont
uI heSe institutions provided for in the Constitution but a1so for Ar
principles of democracy itself. Their Eisenhower is a Cornn,ristn
louune' her contemptuous car-top placards dSparaging the Sunrere
CC"1 heH references to democracy as tmobocracy" their irresnon-
@"e narg leVeled against our institutions from the smallest library
!" ue mghest court, their failure to support the government in lie
against alien enemies, and their termte-like efforts IN under
NINE pubic confidence in our institutions of government will lone no
D. the responsible people of our area-both democrats
tlu Republicans. Let it be know that the Democratic PARTY stands
iee dty ale ad eager to publicly defend its loyalty to the Consitution
IN ns enurey and to the institutions of government created thereby ~
~ oan aun us record IN this respect in any place or in anv manner that
""0Se responsible 10 this vicious charge might choose.
@~ Richland County Democratic Central Committee
#sIs Elmer F1admo, Chairman
ADV PAID for by Rchland Co. Democratic Central Comm.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-24
World Community Day
To Be Observed Nov. 2

World Community Day will be
observed on November 2 at Eben-
ezer Congregational Church in
Sidney.
The theme for this years pro-
gram is Channels to Peace in
Southeast Asia" The project is
making articles for sending to the
eastern Asia area.
The meeting will be at 2 pm.
with women from the following
churches in charge: Lonsdale
Methodist of Sidney, PEOPLES
Congregational of Sidney. Eben-
ezer Congregation of Sidney. Com
munity Presbyterian of Fairview
and st. Michaels and All Angels
Episcopal of Cartwright.
The United Church Women in.
vlte all women of the area TO at
tend World Community Day on
November 2 at Ebenzer Congrega-
tional Church Of Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-24
GrandvieW

Friday evening elections for new
board members for the Grandview
Community were held at the
Grandview Hall. Werner King
Frank Winhofer, Charles Carlson
Myron Doornek and Don Handles
were elected to the board for the
hall, with Mrs. Bill Voorhees, as
secretary.
The fair board consists of Mrs.
Alfred aCndee, Ray G.. Miller.
Frank Winhofer, Myron Doornek
and Don Handles.
The members for the Cemetery
are Werner King, Charles Carlson.
George Milne, with Dayton Will
loughby as secretary.
MIR. and Mrs. Walt Bauman of
near Sidney called at the Werner
King home Saturday evening.
The Western Funmakers All
club held their first meeting of
the new year at the Donald Pentz
home. The next meeting will be
held at the Robert Strommer
home in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Johnston
and children were Sunday dinner
Guests of MI. and Mrs. Bill Fat
Finger and family of Bloomfield.
Alice and Warren Willoughby
called at the Alfred Candee home
Sunday. Donald Pentz called on
the Candies in the evening.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-24
Business And Professional
Women Hold Dinner Meeting

Thirteen members Of the B.P.W.
club and one guest met for a $50
dinner meeting at the Lalonde
Hotel Oct. 10. President Gertrude
Smith presided at the business
session and Beulah Levno acted
as secretary in the absence of Sec
rotary Sharon Fiegle. Jean Clark's
application for membership was
accepted by a unanimous ballot.
Nine members were asked to at
tend the conference to be held in
Miles City and at which the local
delegates were invited to conduct
the devotions and to participate in
the Civil and World Affairs dis
cusSions.
The new bylaws drawn LID
were read, revised and adopted as
revised. Dinner hostesses were
Mable Ernster and Beulah Levno
The table was attractively orna-
mented with autumn flowers and
nut cups representing pumpkins.
The next meeting will be Nov.
10 with q program on "Parliamen-
tary Procedure" by Trudy Hall.
and self Development" by Iva
Ewenson. Mrs. Helen Meyers will
be the hostess.
Members who attend the con-
ference at Miles City, Oct. 81 were
Gertrude Smith, Sharon Fiegle.
Lucy Fisher, Loriene Crippen.
Ruth Sax, Helen Meyer. Nora
Hennle, Beulah Levno and Myrtle
Cysewski.
District Director Marjorie Hart
presided and State President
Margaret Taylor was the guest
speaker. She gave a very inspirit-
lonal talk after which she showed
slides of the National Convention
IN Los angeles and reported on
the convention program.
Gertrude Smith was n of six
delegates who appeared in a panel
discussion.
The conference elected Ellen
erickson to the officer of director
Tor 1863 and 1864. Mrs. Erickson
s president of the Forsyth club.
followlng the conference pro-
gram the Miles City club was host
an delegates at a banquet. AT
Whlch each place was marked with
appropriate gift. A musical
luet. jail
n next conference will be
leld IN Sidney the first weekend
n October, 1868.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-24
Missionary Convention
Slated for Yellowstone
Community Church

A missionary who began his
career of service to the Chinese
people but was transferred to In
donesia in l949 after being expel-
led from China by the Communist
occupation will speak in a mis-
sionary convention in Savage.
The Rev. Marion c. Allen, one
of the first missionaries to reach
central China in 1945 after World
War ii, will be a guest speaker
during the annual missionary con-
vention in the Yellowstone Com
munity Church located at Savage,
Montana. Dates of the convention
are October "a through %. The
public is invited to all sessions be-
ginning daily at 1880 PM. and at
IL AM. and 7:30 PM. Sunday.
The rapidly diSintegrating poll
teal situation in China forced Mr..
and Mrs. Allen to flee to Hong
Kong n l949. When it became APP
parent that they had been per-
manently separated from their
work in China, they accepted APP
pointment by the Christian and
Missionary Alliance TO transfer
their labors to Indonesia. They ar
rived in MakasSar in September,
1949.
I'm 1854 we were able to enter
the Kajan River area, which is
now one of our strongest mission
districts Of West Kalimantan. al
though only eight years ago it was
one of the darkest and apparently
most hopeless areas" Allen recalls.
Their most recent work has been
in following up of Christian
preaching by national students
from the Bible school, particularly
in the islands of Alor, Timer,
Sumba, Roti, the eaSternmost of
the Lesser Sunda islands, which
extend almost to Australia. The
pagan inhabitants have proven re-
to the Christian gospel.
Also speaking at this conven-
ton will be the Rev. Gordon
who has been serving in
the Republic of the Philippines
under the Far Eastern Gospel Cru
SADIE. Rev. Swanson is a graduate
of the st. Paul Bible College, St.
Paul, Minnesota, and has served
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-24
Savage News

Mrs. Joe Franck and family
honored her husband on his birth
day by having a few friends in
for the evening on Thursday
Those who enjoyed the evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoeger
and family, Mrs. Lillian Larson.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Elver Madsen
and family. Mr.. Franck received
several useful gifts from his
friends and a very delicious lunch
was enjoyed at a late hour.
Mr.. Donald Herigstad and
daughter, Kathie of Seattle, Wn..
spent last week visiting at the
home of his mother and step-father
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Spithoven, and
with other friends and relatives.
Mrs. Carl Mastvelten brought
her mother Mrs. Forty home TO
their home Tuesday after she had
spent several days receiving medi-
cal attention at the Sidney Mem
orial Hospital.
Mrs. Henry johnson and two
Of Culbertson are staying at
the home Of her parents while Mr..
johnson is employed near Broadus.
Mr.. Francis Basso and Mr.. Walt
Chamberlain, who are employed
near Minot spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting in Savage. MIR.
Basso spent the time with his
mother, Mrs. Katherine Basso.
Mrs. Lillian Larson returned
Tuesday after having spent two
weeks visiting her son, Richard,
in Mandan.
Mrs. j. V. Hoon underwent
major surgery at the Sidney Mem
orial Hospital on Wednesday NOR
ming. She is getting along very
at this time.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-24
LIBRARY news

New books added to the library
are as follows:
Adult Fiction - Let's Go For
Broke, May Lasswell; Black SYM
Dol, Anabel and Edgar Johnson.
Three Cheers For Me. Donald
Jack; No Flowers For A Clown.
Stanley Moves; Time Out OF Mind
Rachel Field; Mission To The
Moon, Lester DelRey.
Non-Fiction - Mary Emma and
Company, Ralph Moody; Festive
Decorations The Year Around.
Dorothy Waugh; Coins Through
The Years, Lawrence Brown.
Juvenile Fiction - All Ameri-
can, John Tunis; Three For Urea
sure, Margaret Trask.
Juvenile Non-Fiction Battle
For Bunker Hill, Richard Ket-
chum.
The twenty-seven upper grade
pupils of Rau School and their
teacher, Mr.. Ron Davis visited the
Library one day last week.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-24
Mrs. Criger Presents
Students In Recital

Mrs. Ralph Criger had a recital
at the Lonsdale Methodist Church
Tuesday, October %, at 1880. The
Junior and Senior High School
students taking part were:
Ricky Johnson, Linda Kallevig,
Karen Anderson, Diane Heilman,
Bill Lewis, Margaret Mielke, Char
lotte Simonsen, Harriet Stone and
Sylvia Yoder.
Gail Atchison, Bill Harper,
Mary Ellen Harper, Peggy Larson,
Kathy Sanford, Jean Steinbeisser,
Donna Buechler, Wanda Criger,
Karen Berry and Georgane Eding-
ton.
Linda Hall, Roberts Hall, Char
lorte Lake. Sharlene Lund, Sharon
Martini, Sheri Lewis, George
Mielke, Petrea Petersen, James
Peterson and Brenda Quilting.
Thursday, October 25, there will
be a recital at the Criger home at
3 pm. for the following students:
Kay Braaten, Susan Cresap,
Becky Dasinger, John Dasinger,
Kay French, Greg Harper and Jeff
Harper.
Craig johnson, Barbara Lane,
Carolyn Lund, Patty Peterson,
Debby Quilting and Beth Petrik.
Saturday at 2:30 at the Criger
home these students will play:
John Daehn, Parker Hall, Marc
Johnson, Patty Ruffatto and Terry
Ruffatto.
Peggy Ruffatto, Linda Struck
man, jeanne Taylor, Joy Taylor,
Becky Wilman and Marian Wind.
Parents are invited to come to
those at the home. Those students
whose names do not appear will
be in a later recital.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-24

The Mutual Rural Insurance
Company of Richland County held
their Board of Directors meeting
October Is, 1862, at the Girl Scout
Cabin. All the Board members
were present. The Board decided
there would be no assessment at
this time.
This Insurance Company was
formed and incorporated in 1913
and will celebrate it's 50th ami
versary in 1868. Plans are being
made to have the members get to-
gether for a picnic next summer.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-24
Richland County
Farm Bureau Has
Membership Drive

Curtis Hunter, membership chr.
Tor Richland County announced
the drive for members started Oct.
" and will continue until Nov. 6.
There r several teams work.
ing throughout the area contact
ing farmers and ranchers inter-
ested IN preserving their dwin-
freedoms.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-24

two terms in the Philippines. He
has been engaged in church plant
ing and tent evangelism. During
his last term, he was in charge of
the orientation program for all
new missionaries.
Mrs. Swanson is the former
Helen Thiessen of Lambert, Mont.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
w n EN- An D w HER {
T O Ell

you must file your 1861 in.
come tax return not later than
April IS. 1862 or penalties Will
be invoked.
You file your tax return with
The District Director. Internal
Revenue Service, Detroit 81.
Michigan II your tax return in
dicates money is owing. make
checks payable 10 Internal Rev
enue Service" Any tax that is
cwed must be paid at the time
you file your income tax return.
When the tax return is com.
plcted be sure to attach a Form
VIZ for each employer shown on
the income tax form. Double
check your arithmetic for accur.
acy Sign the return if it is
Joint return, BOTH husband
wife must sign Drop the com.
pleted tax return in the mail
Do II early - Don't wait ill
The last minute
The Internal Revenue Service
saws first come, first served" on
refunds. Be one Of the first
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INCOME
TAX DATA
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" HIc Il RETUR N

After scl have ceterm.ael
The. n income isx return must
- l-ec ycg hste Z ch0.ce OF
-Anz nc Form 1910 of TIE 1910
The lO40.s is the card type II
ret4ra sac j. The easiest = p.c-
fsre Oi course everyone Is not
eligible n gse this SIMPLE return.
The first restriction On the use
q me lo40.A j. the amount Of
gross income You can use the
lO1OA Il YOU had 1sge- SUB
leci % withholding Of LESS than
$1,000 % Up 10 $4,000 can be
shown On the lO4O.A If il was
from interest dividends. Or wages
not subject 10 withholding II
any combination Of income adds
UP 70 $1,000 % Or over. you can
not Ics the l04O-A.
The insirsc,lons which accom-.
psny the Form lO4O-A give all
the do ard don',s" on the
preparation cL this form Read
il and if you still have ques-
ton telephone your local Intern
al Revenue Service office.
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Cnsncerf Ne tl7-Sei
CECER or kPPE EAEANCE
AAo PUBLICATION

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The recek-E COURT rcR TIE
STATE cr Htc- -cks
COUNTY CO WAYNE

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estsie &; 80 L..-cis, Detroit :.
N, -sr c- CT before TIE 17-h day
& Nss-1. 4 D is- and that such
e-a r.. w. - htarc by said court,
cst-fe J-cge ERNST { BOEHM in
Cc-s1 Room No -39l, City County
B--c.-s IL. tie City os Detroit, In
SD Cc-rts, ca TIE 27th cay Of
Marsh. = D 49, 9: two O'Clock IN
Ds,es lamar IS. i%2
ERNEST G BOEHM Judge o. Probate
CO hereby certify that l have
compared the foregoing copy with
ire c--nsl reco-c thereof ana have
so-rc TIE SAME ~ De- correct tran.
~..ri q s-1a osg.1a. record
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Atty. JUDsoN B. POWELL,
l5os Broadway
STATE or MICHIGAN
County Of Wayne,
A. rnr ao1


County Of WAYNE
Ne. sos-4s7
AZ session of The Probate Court
foi said County OF Wayne, held al
tat Probate Court Room In the Cit,
- Del eirOf. on the Sixteenth day OF
Janusry. IN the ycar one thousand
Ai4i, hundred and 81 xtS-tWO
Pkf.sL>T FRANZ 5. SZYMANS
ki. Judge of Probate.
~ TIE Matter of the Estate OF rs
I-lLF B RHODES, also known as
tsIELLE RHODES, Deceased.
Af INSTRUMENT IN writing purpOrt.
inl 10 b. the last will and tesla.
mcni 81 said deceased having been
ue.Ntfcd into this Court for pro
bate.
!; b ordered. That the Thirteenth
dos oi March next at ten O'Clock In
ih' fcf' noon ~ said Court Room bt
aplD.nitd fcr proving said insiru
And u h further Ordered. Ths,
COZ OF tlls nrdcr be published
"nt' in each week fer three week,
ccn+rcuiscly previous to said time
on n'1f ~ ir fhc Detroit Tribune. q
~. siartt ifpifd and circulated IN
~ tnrnis ~ Wayne.
Probate. """se VI
d. hfrebv certify that have
com pared The foreroinq copy with tbc
flRins' recDFd thereof and have
tounc The tar1e 20 b. correct tran.
scf..i oi slca oriainsi record.
I, nehtf bDLDA. Deputy Probate
Dated Janusry ie. 1867.
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Atty. Jesse e. WILLIAMS
l106 Broad,.av
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County OF Wayne,


~ session Of the Probate co,r,
lot said County OF WAYNE. held a.,
tne Probate Court Room in tho c,ts
OF Detroit. on the 18th dav OF lar.
uaIS, IN the year one thousand r,n..
hundred and sixty-two '''''e
PRESENT ERNEST e port,,,
Judge Of Probate. DoItiNi'
IN tne Matter OF the Fstafa ~
GERTRUDE WARREN. Deccased Vi
An instrument i'm writing r,r,,,.,
ing 10 be the last will and feetsr,o.'.
OF said deceased HAVING b'''si'' bces ~
"ssrsu INTO This Court for probate.
~ IS ordered, That the Twcn,,n,,,
nsS OF FEBRUARY, next at ten o'cloch
~ tne forenoon at said Court pnn,s
70 DC appointed for proving ssid
And Il Is further Ordered Tha, .
COPY OF this order be publishes 49,.
~ caen week for three weeks COZ,
secuilNely previous to said d., e".
nearlnR, IN the Detroit Tr,h,,ro VI
newspaper printed and clrculstcd a.
sa,u Sounty OF Wayne. in
bate. 'uuBe OF Pro.
90 hereby certify ths,
compared the foregoing copv vii" "sse s,.s
onkinai record thereof ana snc
louno the same 20 be a correr, naNe
-eip, OF such original record """'
ndi,.,f nnnhf BOLDA, Deputy Prohs,o
Dater January II. 1862
l-l1-2-l062
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For SALE

Beautiful 20 acre estate. Large
III room main house with
maids quarters. Beautiful large
kitch en- with all steel cab
lnctS. D room caretaker's house.
Z large barns, milk house, IA
stanchloD COW barn. 4 stall
knotty pine horse stable, 2
garages, 3 large machine sheds,
large chicken house, brooder
mouse ideal for doctors setup
-for rest, convalesent or old
peoples home. Located in
Charleston Area. Shown by
appointment only.
Call WO. 3-5977
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Ne. sis-ssE
ORDER FOR APPEARING

~ SESSION OF said Cour- he'd II
Nttf COUNTY Building IN tie CITY
De- rri,, County OF Wayne. safe
q N.cr.g2n. OF ire s4th czy o..
Neseuoer. AID 1851.
PRESENT. HONORABLE THEODORE
BONN. Circuit Judge
IL appearing 10 this Court from
ice affidavit on file that the De.
Tenant. Parry B Quinn, is r. a
resident Of the State Of Mlcr aa.
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED tAsf tie
defendant enter her appeara11e il
thls cause on or before three 8
months from the date Of this order
or the Bill Of Complaint v..l be
taken as confessed:
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED tts, a
COPY o. said order be sent - he
sad defendant az 62I5 Unitersi,y,
Chicago. Illinois. last known address.
ot REGISTERED Mail. Return RECEIPT
he4-e ,,ed and Deliver TO Addrss.ee
or.s and II not received personally
Published
1t sa.c defendant that this order be
a-1-sced
Ili-D.oaT y pnfss- y --,,..
A TRTE COPY
EDGAR VI BRANICIN. Clerk.
81 l. NkRIBEST, Deputy Clerk.
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STATE or MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
cor MY or WAYNE IN CRANCERY
JAnkE QUINN Plaintiff - Fa.y
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FRAAK TOWNS. JR Defendant
No. tis-lz4
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al session II sd Court held In
itc C.ts COlct, BUILDING IN The Clts
o. Dt rot Nalnf County, MlchIgan.
On JanesT, j.. 4 D. istZ
PRESENT HONORABLE JOSEPH
htSiliD. Circuit Judge
u appesrn- 10 this COurt from the
aiiidaAr cr file inat the defendant,
RANK TOWNS JR &. not rrsl.
al oi tn, State OF Michigan;
~ - HEREBY ORDERED that the
dcfend4nt enter lis Appearance in
fhi. csu.e on or before three 81
months from the date of THIS Order
of the Bill Of Complaint viii be taken
q confessed.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that .
cop, oi said order be sent 10 the said
defendant al 3O3 Belmont Avenue
Brooklyn 3. New York. his last know n
address by Registered Nail Return
Receipt Requested and Deliver to
Addrrs.cc only and II not received
personally b, said defendant that this
OideI bt published
JOSEPH g.. kASHID. Circuit Judge
3 True copy
FDG ~ " BkhNfGI<. Clerk
" sCHJ Man, Deputy Clerk.
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