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Evening star., 1962-05-05
Navy Airmun w. E. Boyette,
81, Son Of Arlington Couple

Funeral services will be held
here Monday for william Ed
ward Boyette, an Arlington
born Navy airman who died
last week in a Jet plane crash
near Wheeler, Texas.
Airman Boyette, 81, an elec-
trician's mate first-class, had
been In the Navy as q career
man since enliSting at the age
of II.
He was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Boyette of TIT
Arlington boulevard, near Falls
Church. His father is q cor
rectional officer for the District
Department of Corrections at
the District Jail.
The airman, who had been
living in San Diego since Oc-
tober. 1860. while stationed
there. died in the crash of a
Navy FAIL Phantom II jet on
April 26, about is miles north
Of the Texas town. The San
Diego-based pilot, 1t. Comdr.
John H. Barker Of Cincinnati,
also was killed.
They were transporting q
new plane from the Aircraft
Corp. in st. Louis to q VF-121
detachment at the Naval Air
Station in Mirimar, Calf,
when the crash occurred, the
parents were informed by the
Navy on Thursday.
Airman Boyette was married
to a former Alexandria girl and
was the father of four children.
He lived in Arlington most of
the time until he entered the
Navy at the end of World War
II. He had attended st. Charles
parochial school in Arlington,
Randolph Macon Academy in
Front Royal for a year and
then Washington Lee High
School in Arlington before
moving to Millbrook, N. c., to
finish high school there.
His wife was the former
Martha Marie Murray. The
Evening star., 1962-05-05

Mrs. Joseph W.. Mitchell, r.
a cheerful worker In many Sill
yer Spring women's groups, died
of q heart attack Thursday
while en- route to 8 hospital
Born in Wytheyille, Va. Mrs
Mitchell attended the Martha
Washington College. now Mar
tina Washington Inn. in Abing-
ton, Va. and Sullins College.
She was q member Of the
Daughters Of the American
Revolution and a charter mem
Der Of the Silver Sprin &
Women's Club and PTA. Mrs
Mitchell also was q member OF
the Woodside Methodist Church
in Silver Spring, and was active
in the church's Ladies Aid So
ciety.
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University Of North Carolina for
two years. then returned to ac-
tive duty in 19z9.
From instructor duty in 1854
ct Ellyson Field, Va, Comdr.
Gregory was ordered in 1857 to
duty at the Naval Air Station,
Iwakuni. Japan, where he was
q pilot for its helicopter search
and rescue detachment. He
again served as q helicopter
pilot in 1859 at the United
States Naval Station in the
Philippines.
Comdr. Gregory's last Far
East tour Of duty before re-
porting to the Bureau of Ma
val Weapons was an aide to
Vice Admiral Charles D. Grif-
fin, then commander of the
Seventh Fleet.
Comdr. Gregory leaves his
wife, the former Margaret Neely
Of Columbia. S. c., and their
three children, John, 10, Kath-
ryn, Z, and Margaret. 5, at the
family home, 1406 North Ken
more street, Arlington.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to Boys
Town, Boys Town. Neb.
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8 to Go to Prison
For Robberies

Three men were given prison
terms yesterday by District
Court judges in robbery cases.
Chief Judge Matthew F. Nc
CURE gave a three to 9-year
term to Thomas D. Thompson,
10, of the 800 block of Thir-
teenth street Sc. who pleaded
guilty to taking So from q man
in a yoking last November.
Judge Henry A. Schweinhaut
sentenced william H. Grisham,
|jr, Is, of the 800 block Of
Devon drive, Alexandra, to
serve an indeterminate term
under the Youth Corrections
Act on q purse snatching
charge.
Charles E. Malone. 81, Of the
1900 block of Seventeenth
street NV. was given an In
determinate sentence under the
youth act in the street robbery
Of 50 cents from a 40-year-old
woman last month.
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Bunny EsterIluzy
Wed in London

LONDON, May 5 (AP).-
Countess Bunny Esterhazy
and Dominic Elliott-two Of
the brightest lights In Europe's
international set-got married
yesterday in a major social
event Of the London society
calendar.
Britain's royal family fieldec
its strongest team at the recep-
tion-Queen Elizabeth, Princess
Margaret, Margaret's husband
Lord Snowden, and the Duke
and Duchess Of Gloucester.
The couple were wed at st
Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Chelsea. Three hundred guests
attended.
Mr.. Elliott, a 3l-year-old ad.
vertising executive, once wai
! q regular member Of the Prin-
cess Margaret set and q FIRE.
quent guest at the roya
family,s country houses. Ths
couple viii be taking a Mediter.
ranean honeymoon.
Il
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500 Scramble
AS Police Raid
Disrupts Show

Police raided what was
billed as q Knight Templars
fund-raising event last night
but most Of their 5O0-man
quarry got away.
Many who fled must be won
dering how they can get back
their hats, eyeglasses, false
teeth and other such items.
The raid on the hall, in the
500 block Of New Jersey avenue
NV, was led by morals divi-
sion Sergt. John Lockwood and
about 10 detectives after q tip
that obscene movies were being
shown.
Seventy-eight persons were
rounded UP and three were
charged with exhibiting i1de-
cent movies. Police listed them
as John c. Gaskill, jr., 81, Of
the 1900 block Of T street NV:
Samuel j. Perry, So, Of the $500
block Of South Dakota avenue
NE, and Leroy Ford, So, Of the
500 block Of Second street
NV.
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Church, a member Of the
Christian Business Mems Com
mittee and q trustee of Bob
Jones University. Greenville,
s. c.
He leaves his wife. Mrs,
Esther Kaufman Sven OF
4307 Albemarle street NV, the
home address; a son, Edmund
Sven Of San Diego; a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Lowell Daley. and
three granddaughter.
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AnurutrInH

ENZEL, MORRIS. The unveilins Of
the monument IN memory Of NOR
RIs ENZEL win take place on sun
Se.t Nee a. tx x. Beth hys sSolon a sgnaFoSSs. oSSs.
18th st. and Eastern ave. NV; then
proceed to the Beth sholom Gene
KAPLAN. SoPHE. There win be an
mother, soPHE KAPLHN, On on sum Jun
az a. yod hes c.Ols:.OaS rs; asSH c.ms.ais S so Rsa gS
tives and friends Invited.
, RUBIN KAFLAN. 5,l2
KoGOD, BESSIE. There viii be an
unyeiling Of memorial in memory Of
our beloved mother, BESSIE kO-
GOD, on Sunday, May q. 1859, at
sDS Pm; At ne Adss isTSs TI.ss Cemetery
THEODORE AND SAMUEL KoGOD,
SUSsELL SHLAIFSTEIN. 29.5
LEVIN, MRS. BELLA. An unyeilinE
TO- Efll take place on Sunday. Nay 8,
1852, At 4 pm, ct the Mount Leo-
anon Cemetery, Riggs rd,, chillum,
vtted. THE LEVIN FAMILY. 8
SEGAL. SARAH. There will be an
nnyeilinS in memory Of SARAH
mother and grest-grandmother, At
Kesher Israel Cemetery (Oldl. 10Th
place s.e.. on Sunday, May 8. 1862,
at 1880 pm. Friends and rela-
.ttves invited.
S0LLARS, RAY. There viii be an un-
vsihnG Of . monument in memory
mother, on Sunday May 9, 1862, at
1I:30 am, at B'nai Israel Ceme-
tery, Oxon Hill, Nd. Friends and
HARRY soLTARs AND FAMILY.
294,5
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CIV Student
Is First to
Get Award

The newly established Don
C. Faith Award, honoring the
director Of mems activities at
George Washington University,
was presented in a May Day
program last night at the Lis
|ner Auditorium.
The award was given to Jay
Baraff of 21S7 G street NV,
as "the outstanding fraternity
man who best exemplifies those
qualities in character, leader
ship and service for which the
name Of DR.. Faith has come
to stand" DR.. Faith viii retire
in August.
The plaque award viii be
given. by the university'S Inter-
fraternity Council at yearly
May Day ceremonies.
Other honors at the program
last night we're:
New Student Council members: Don
Ardei. president. Ray Lsipo, vice pres
ident: 1nqa sennett, secfetary: Mar.
tin 0ersten, controller: woodruff
Bentley, TREASURER, and Bill pierks,
seMNsA.sies NA.. -, ukssseh' ,usakss 80 Axn-..s xaa-A
wcmen's senior honor society for
scholarship: Linda Nusbaum, Sharon
Glenn. Carlyn Sundberg, Carol Carl
son. Elaine Tanenbaum and Jeannie
omieron Delta Kappa. national
mems honorary society for leadership
In extracurricular activities: George p,
Henigan, professor Of speech: Robert
@ Vincent, professor Of chemistry;
Martin oersten, David segal saun-
ders. Howard Hill and Thomas Wagner,
individual honors: Mary Thom.
Delta Gamma prize for outstanding
freshman woman: Linda Eennett,
Mortar Board prize for outstanding
sophomore woman: Linda Nusbaum.
Alpha Delta ri prize for outstanding
'1.tST joyce y wCrmnsbs. ri Beta Phi prize
for outstanding senior woman: Jay
Baraff, Omicron Delta Kappa prize
for A0utstanding senior man: Judy
Allen. Andy Davis award for school
spirit, and stephen Newman, Order Of
Scarlet Award.
ass
Evening star., 1962-05-05
GeroId |. Dunuyer
IS Troffic Victim

Gerald I. Dunayer Of 237e
Glenmont circle. Silver Spring
died at Washington sanitariun
yesterday, on his 23d birthday,
Of head injuries he received in
an automobile accident. the
hospital reported.
Mr.. Dunayer was a pasSen-
ger in q car which struck an
enbankment at Kemp Mill road
near Silver Spring on April %,
He had been on the hospitals
critical list ever since.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Heads HeuIth Group

ROANOKE, Va, May 5 (APl.
DR.. Hamilton w. Stevens. di-
rector of the Buncombe Coun-
ty Health Department In Ash
vile, N. c., was elected president
of the Southern branch Of the
American Public Health Assoc
citation, which concluded its
three-day meeting here yester-
day.
Evening star., 1962-05-05

OHGE. ANTHONY c. In loving re-
membrance Of my dear husband,
ANTHONY c. OH0E, who passed
away two years ago today. May 5,
1850.
God gave me strength to bear. It,
And courage 10 meet the blow,
But what Il meant to lose you,
The world will never know.
YOUR LOVING WIFE, OLGA. AND
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Garh nf ThankH

JACKSON, REV. JAMES. Devoted
friend Of the REV. JAMES JACK
SON Of 935 o ST. NV. wishes 70
thank the students Of the WASH
ington Baptist Seminary, Salem Bap-
tfst Church. Unity Progressive AS
% sociation. Fletcher Garage, neigh
bors Of 9th and o StS. and many
other friends for their kind express
EMMA wADDY.
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Dratha

wEINBERG, BENJAMIN. On Thurs.
day, Nay 9. .,I8 1852, BENJAMIN
beloved father Of Mrs. Blossom
Gen SF.g q vssnsS Ss home S ssS; He
Nd; He also Is survived by one
cago, H.; four grandchildren and
one great-grandchild. Services ct
dss. aSnsh NAY sSl an q iSso G smo on Inter- SSP
ment B'nai Israel Cemetery. In
mourning at 5000 Utah ave. NV:
The family suggests, in heu OF
Eastern star and Masonic Home.
WEINBERG. BENJAMIN. There win
N be an, emergent communi-
IN cation Of Samuel Gompers
IN Lodge. No. 45, p. A. a. NJ
MCN on Sunday. May o, l9S2r
Wy at 10 am. at the Geld:
NJ berg Funeral aopss, s. 4%I1 MI
Uos. Of conddustins Ssd 81 aE sSs % isst NJ Masonic
brother. BENJAMiN 'WEiNIERo
All membsIs are urged to attend
JAcOB eANDLER, Secretary.
WINE, LUCINDA. on Friday. May 4
1852. in Alexsnaria', va ',,l,,I.S, hW.SlNDnh
Vine. mother Of William 4: WaTrsI
B.. Aubrey A.. Edward 7. Wine
Mrs. Elsie (; cridsr. MIS-. Ie.,A.Nt tda "
Meoarlty, Mary 2. snd iss Mildrse
Mrs. GLADYS sullivan a1ad Wailact
Triekett. Also survived by IL grand
children and "a ereet-grandchildTen
, Friends may can ct the Money 9
ave. west, Vienna. Va, where serv'
lees viii be held on Monday, MAJ
4, at 3 pm. Interment Andrew
Chapel csnzsfsrs. 9
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-DEATHS
Announcensnts ef
I'm Aarr,tnriai,,

COMMODORE, ROBERT. N. In. low
ROBERT NJ. COMMODORE, who
passed sway two years ago today,
May 8, 1860.
Someone remembers, someone cares;
Someone still wishes that you were
God watched you as you suffered.
He knew .you had your share;
He gently closed your. weary eyes
And bESoTGb sew FHa Y WIZ. Fis MAJ aFSsrL.
DRY % wife and mother, HAZEL
year ago today. May 5. 1861.
A year has passed since that sad
When ths one loved was called
God took her home. It was His win,
But In my heart she uyeth still.
HUSBAND, WARREN, AND SONS
KEITH AND KIRK.
GRINDKR. SAMUEL 3. In loyina
memory q my dear husband, sam.
three years ago today, May 5, 1859,
Three years have passed since that
When he one loved was called
God tcSS n, him home. it vas His
RHs RHHs pevofEpD DsSVi WiFE s. IoRETrA s5fssH si'
NEWMAN JOHN NJ, ST. In loving
memory Of our dear husband and
father. JOHN NJ. NEWMAN, Sr..
Ms2 xnS lsfs ,Ssk 9; seven years aso today
Every day IN some small. way.
Memories Of you come our way;
Time and years so swiftly By,
But love and memories never die.
DEVOTED WIFE, MAGGIE I. NEW-
MAN Ir
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Dratha

ANDERSON, EDNA FRANCES. OF
s@.rI sSSS l4th y 7s1s s,b Langley ,Fsns Rs5S
= PARK, Nd, on May 4, 1862. wife
Of william 7, Anderson, mother
Of John W. Anderson. Evelyn Z.
Lacey, Helen z. Lewis and Olive
r. Stevens. sister of Miss Cath
Marion Scott. She also Is sur
Yived BY four grandchildren. SerY-
p ices at Chambers Funeral Home,
$685. Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
Nd. on Monday. May z. at ? pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
Evening star., 1962-05-05

GAY. JULIUS ,. The officers and
- members OF Areme Chap
Wi ter, No. 10, o. Z. g.. are
G@N hereby requested to assem-
AA bic at the 8. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 29O1 14th
" st. nv. At : pm, SUM
purpose Of conducting funeral sery-
ices for our late brother. JULIUS
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THE EVENING STAR
HrathH

DoNNELLY. MARY ALICE. on Pri-
DAY, Nay 4. 1852, At her residenes;
$500 Couneetieut ave. nv. NARY
aIcE sIc1 1oTSElIK no5..IS; SslcvsS & yits q q
UsSR ,Tssiasdo. naias Il BSS RSnRsida Rids:. AZ
napolis. Nd. she also Is survived
by > granddauRhter. OLA Lee oore-
saf,ek a, ans James sns oorsssn ssss'ESSss'oo Soss q
Il. Hines CO. FansrsI Home.
s90l 14th 81. NV. on Saturday,
May B, at Pm. parking faeili-
eesl. Interment olenwood Gene
DoRR. HENRY J. suddenly, on Thurs
day. May 3. 1862; At his home. 1917
Henry ). DoRR. husband of irene
=, Dorr, father Of Mrs. John c.
Parlon. tr.. and Robert Il. Dorr
Dorr. There also are five .Erandehil-
oeotsia ave. silver sDrins. Nd.
tparkins faeilitiesl. Mass win Be
Offered for the repose Of his soul
81 Sa MsondsL st N..y!s Nay yc.tS0is Z. esS;sS as;.
Mount oily.t Cemetery, In prefer.
enee OF flowers, sympathy NAV Be
expressed in the form OF memorials
to the MONTGOMERY County Society
for Crippled Children and Adults.
1000 Twtnbrook pkwy-, Rockville,
Mo. 80 o
DUNAYER. GERALD IRWIN. On Fri.
day. Nay q 1862, GERALD IR-
WIN DuNAYER Of 1876 Glenmont
circle, Silver Spring. Nd. beloved
husband Of Maureen sDunayer. He
also Is survived By his parents,
selma ana Nathan Dunayer: sis
ter. Miss Pamela Jan Dunayer. and
q brother. Stanton Ronald Dunayer.
Funeral services at the Bernard
Dan1ansky a Sons Funeral Heme,
350l 18th ST. NV (paFking facili-
ties adiacentl. on Sunday, May 8,
at $3.50 am. Interment Beth sho-
lom Cemetery. Memorial week, Sill
BRADFORD I'd. Silver Spring. Nd,
FINCH, ALICE I. .(nee warfieId). On
Thursday, May 8. 1862. at Sibiey
Memorial Hospital. ALICE /. FINCH
OF 1401 Columbia I'd. NV wife
Of the late Walter c. Finch. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
9Th st. and Mass, ave. ne. where
services win be held en- Monday.
NAY z, ct ! pm. Interment Cedar
FOUNTAIN. WILLIE NAE, On Fri-
Uniysrsityy ny i HOSPITAL. HSi y wfIIPEs fIffEsssGxR Hxe
FOUNTAIN Of 251 56th st. ne.
wife Of Robert Fountain. She
also Is survived By one son. one
sister and q host OF other relatives
ana friends Remains resting at
the John T. Rhiues Co. Funeral
Evening star., 1962-05-05

IEsOM dss M.g EAEt J. isss, e EARLo Of RANsoS EssSS,
yr. Of .2ei4 Evsrts st. ne. IL
Is survived By his parents, Mr.
ana Mrs. Earl A. Ransom. ST.; three
sisters. Mrs. Josephine Wright. Mrs.
Leila jenkins and Mrs. Francis n.
Pryor. Also surviving are q grand-
uncle. Ernest winston, and other
relatives and many friends. Friends
may call At loves Funeral Home.
1925 Maryland ave. me-. from IL
Am. Sunday, May Q. to 3 pm.
Funeral and tntermcnt In Staunton,
eallinG 3Q6-49S4. 6 -
Evening star., 1962-05-05

554S North 9th st. ATlinSson. va,
,s.1y. Sn Nay ! lySS lySSa.m moIhsf q Mrs. Mrs:
mann, grandmother Of Joseph o.
OglethoFpe and oregory q. Rau-
oeorEetown Funeral Home. 3O7S N
st. NV. on Monday, May 4. 81
pm: lnterment Prospect Hill
Evening star., 1962-05-05

Us p. An emergent COM
municatton OF Hope Lodge,
No. 90. =. A. A. NJ. Is
hereby called to assemble
at the main gate OF the
Cedar Hill Cemetery for
the purpose Of conducting
the Masonic burial serv-
our late brother, JULIUS
on Monday. May z. 1864.
Evening star., 1962-05-05

GR1sEitw GRstwIeS Ieish:iias 8 so W. &:sas sASpIp a. p.:
Ss1ra1., SShSTs5 Va s:lISy:e .Iy.st hSsSsnd Z,
Mrs. Eleaner BrengartneT Of Foley,
iand H5S Ono. AasSsn pSsS TSln q eIs,sc S1sys
Of osklsnd, Cam. Friends may
call at the Arlington Funeral Home.
39O1 North Fairfax drive. Airing
ton. Va. after 2 pm. Sunday, May
.; until 10 pm. Monday. May 4.
ole Church, West Broad and SPRING
sts.. Pals Church. Va, on Tuesday,
inRton National Cerseterv -
Evening star., 1962-05-05

MOkfhA GERTRUDE y Officers
IN chsel's. sOdaiity = are ~ 70 as as
NAHH semble ct the Huntemann
TX III Funeral Home. 1882 0eor-
wv gia ave. nv. on Sunday.
III May 8. 1852. at pm,
for the recitation Of the
Of dERTRUpE B. MURPHY
MRS. ANN c. QQEBEL. Prefect.
FATHER RAYMOND cAeTAbDO.
Spiritual Director.
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9 1885,, at sibley Memorial Hos.
Jonouil Js '9tIVs y s ,; 49, oSY Of l1Sv ,sE
late cIari6eI Z. Gay. father Of Of DT. i.
Lendall c. Gay and Mrs. June Gay
Ruebush. brother Of Ms. Mamie
q. simpson of KershaW, 8. c,
He also is survived by five Erand.
children. Services at the 81 II. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2pOi I4th 81,
nv, on Monday. May a at i nm.
tparking fscilitiesl. Interment
flowers the family has reouestsd
contributions 70 shrineTs' Hospitals
ior Crippled Children, In care OF
Almas Temple. 1918 Z st. NV. 6
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BARTLETT. JULIE N. On Thursday
May 3, 1862, ct her residence. 542s
4lst st. NV, JULIE N. BARTLETT
Friends may cali at the 8. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th st
NV, tparking facilities). Services
ct the above funeral home on Mon.
day: Nay ct pm; Interment
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T. 1iass. FoRREisT / DAVIS % Il 100 100
MARYLAND ave. ne, husband pf the
s Ss.ns1s IssSsl :rDSt 4 Dss fsstAsE e WoS q A.:
n K and brother Of Kenneth 3:
grandchildren. Friends may cal
1t the Lee Funeral Home, 4th 81
and Mass. ave, ne, until pm,
=, Monday. May z. Services will be
held at the National Presbytsyian
nW At SI 4 p'Ts Interm%snt % Fcri
Lincoln Cemetery. 9
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SUTTON, HARRY 3. on Friday. May
hAss9 sgG4tTrSSN'O HI OS:Ha Bslov.a 4, fatS.i aisi
q Harry I, sutton; ir.. and grsnd-
buPgh, Pa. Friends may cali at the
consin ave. NV, from IL noon to 10
pm. Sunday. May 8. REQUIEM
8as 48sss M ase iIsS GtisSed am, m MHsndssE' q st'
Stephens Church 25th st. and
Pa. ave: NV. Interment Pitts.
purgh,. "a.
The Sidney herald., 1962-07-18
Personals About Sidney

Miss Ann Hess of Hollywood.
Cal fornia, arrived in Sidney last
Thursday for a few weeks visit
at the home of her sister-in-law.
Mrs. A. c. Hess.
Mrs. Martin Dahl Of Glasgow
visited the past week with her
husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ge-hardt Dahl and at her own
parental home in Fairview, with
the Jim McC Cartons. Mr.. Dahl will
join his wife here today for his
vacation. Mrs. Dahl will also
enjoy a visit with her sister and
brother-in-law, Nh. and Mrs. Lar
~ Demarsh of Los Angeles, who
are expected here the first Of the
week.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. c. Halver and
Lynne and Roger of Helena.
visited in Sidney the past week
with his mother, Mrs. Hetty Hal
yer, and his sister, Mrs. Gordon
Tuott and family. Enroute home
they planned TO spend a few days
with his sister, Mrs. Walter Hope
and family at their ranch near
Big Horn. DR.. Halver is deputy
state veterinarian with the State
Livestock Sanitary Board.
The Sidney herald., 1962-07-18

CLUBS
Richland County Assn for
Retarded Childrer

HOMER GORDER. President
MRS. ART HALL. Secretary
Meeting 300 p. NJ. lastMonday
OF each month at lunchroom In
Sidney Elementary Public School
The Sidney herald., 1962-07-18

Junior Chamber of Commsrcs
GEORGE NORR. President
PAUL SCOTT. Sec.-Treas.
Regular Meeting the Second Thur.-
day of each month.
The Sidney herald., 1962-07-18
Riehey News

Mr.. and Mrs. Friedrich White
man and Reta, also MI. White
mans sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kimueburgh from Marion, Mon
tana returned Tuesday from a
ten day vacation trip. The Kinne-
bUnghs and Mr.. and Mrs. White
man went to New Mexico and
Arizona to ahe Grand Canyon and
other points while Reta remain
ed in Denver, Colorado to be
with her brother Don, also TO
visit LaVonne Sampson. Douglas
Knudson who is stationed in San
Diego, California joined the
Whitemans and Kinneburghs in
Denver and returned to Richey
with them on Tuesday.
Recent Sunday dinner guests
CT Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Waters
were Mr. and Mrs. Don Pentz
and children, also Dcu Handles
from the North Country, also Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Jensen and family.
Week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. c.. Jarke were their son
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Janke from
Havre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Sawatzky
and two daughters from Topeka,
Kansas r visiting his two sis
tiers, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Deckert
and Mrs. Katherine Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Peterson,
Sue and Warren who have been
visiting ~ and around Richey for
the pas. month left Tuesday for
their home in Chehalis, Wn. They
stepped in LewistCwn enrOute 10
visit her brother Nj. and Mrs.
Leighton Seeker for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. William VIII from
Outlook LEFT Tuesday after a
couple days visit with THEN
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Johnston and family.
Notice - Due TO rainy wealth
er, the re-dedicatiOn service
which was scheduled to be hello
on July Is at the Methods.
Church was postponed until Sun
day, July % and will be followed
by a fellowship dinner at moor
N the Methodist Church dining
room. Friends of the church arr
invited to attend.
The Sidney herald., 1962-07-18
Recent Rains
Slows Local
Baseball PIay

Legion, Babe Ruth, and Little
League games were cut short this
week end by steady rainfall.
The Little League All-Stars
were able to finish two games
Saturday morning in Willisson.
losing the first to Powers Lake
10 and finishing off Froid IA.
Then came the rain causing the
tournament to fold up. They re-
scheduled the remainder for this
coming Saturday.
The Jr. Legion still has seven
games left on the schedule. This
week eud the Babe Ruth All
Stars will meet Glendive in the
first game of the Divisional tour
nament to be held at the beauti-
full new park in Glendive.
A t~hree-day Little League tour
nament is coming the fi1.t part
of August. Watch this paper for
schedules.
The Sidney herald., 1962-07-18

Women of the Moose was held
Tuesday, july II. The College
of Regents took liver the chairs
for the meeting with Gladys Lev
no as chairman. Katy Weagel
was honored as the newest Col
legian. She gave an interesting
report on her recent trip to
Mooseheart. Gladys Levno receiv-
ed her red taSsel.
Hlldegard Shannon, Rose NAL
tese, and Evelyn Rosaan were
honored for their July birthdays.
The meeting dates for August
have been changed from Tuesdays
TO the first and last Wednesday.
The meetings will be held Au-
gust lSt and 29th.
The College of Regents served
lunch.
The Sidney herald., 1962-07-18
INFANT
FROM A O.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester johnson
had two Of their grandchildren,
Sherry and Stan, visiting al their
nome the past month. The par
entS of the children, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. o.. Straw of Billings were in
Rochester, Mimi, with their 9TH
er daughter, Zebra, who under
went heart surgery. Debbie is do
ing well and they all returned 10
uhelr home in Billings Sunday