The Sidney herald., 1962-06-27
P PERSONALS

Mrs. A. c. Hess entered the
local hospital Monday evening
for medical care.
Loren Sparks left last week for
Waukegan, H., where he will be
employed by a public account
ing firm. Loren graduated in May
from Evangel College in Spring.
field, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Van Rob
avs and family of Marshall,
Mimi. visited several days last
week in Sidney at the home of
their aunt, Mrs. Martha DardiS,
and with their cousin, Mrs. c. B
Conway and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. DuWayue Plant
Jpent the week end of June Is
in Sisseton, s. Oak, where they
went to attend the marriage of
DuWayne's sister. His grandmoth-
er, who had come to attend his
wedding the previous week and
stayed or for a visit at his home
and with relatives in Fairview,
accompanied them back TO her
nome in Sisseton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Bach left
last Thursday evening for Min
nuapolis for a several days visit
with their daughters, Mrs. Tom
Sherlock, Mrs. James Jensen, and
Mrs. Eva Putnam and their fam
lilies, after which they planned
to go by plane from there TO Dem
mark for a six weeks visit among
relatives.
Mrs. Ralph Stanford and son
Michael returned Saturday to
their home in Sioux Falls, So.
Oak, following a months visit
here at the Claude Stanford home
and with the Emil Caneva's in
Savage. She was accomanied
home by Kay Stanford of Sidney
and Donna Micheletto of Savage,
who will visit in Sioux Falls for
a few weeks.
George Nutter of Aurora, Colo
RADIO, visited in Sidney last week
at the home of his mother Mrs
Anne Nutter, and with his sister,
in-law, Mrs. Don Nutter and son.
Miss Lois Stanford returned
thursday from a two weeks va
cation trip to Davis, California.
where she visited at the Dean
Beck home. While there she was
taken on a trip to Yosemite Ma
tOnal Park and San Francisco
and to many other points of in
) tereSt. She also saw her frs.
major league baseball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Gillir
{ eft last week for Sarles, N. Oak.
2 where she will undergo a check.
t up by her doctor of a fractured
mp, whcih she received in a fal
I several months ago.
California guests at the Fred A
Mason home are their daughters
Mrs. Robert AlUhaus and sol
Kelvin OF Pleasant Hill, and Mr.
Douglas Stewart and son Nal.
COLIN Of Castro Valley. Mrs. Stew.
art will attend the reunion o
ler II. S. class Of 1887 in Sidne.
this week end.
Mrs. Ralph Dozier and tire
| children of Lafayette, La, arr
visiting here at the home of Mr.
| Dozier's mother, Mrs. ConStanc'
| Brehm and among other friend:
Mrs. Brehm returned home WIT
the Dozier family, with whor
she had been visiting for thre
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Panasul
and family returned last wee
from a vacation trip to the we.
coast. They visited the LAIR
Leach family at Renton an
among other relatives and frieuc
N Une Seattle area, and took i
the Worlds Fair.
Capt. and Mrs. H.. c. Ratcli
are visiting here at the HON
of her parents, MIR. and Mr.
Alex Besel before leaving fC
Capt. Ratcliff's new assignment
MacDill ALB at Tampa, Florid
Last week the Alex Besels an
their housegueSts enjoyed a Wis
with Mrs. Besels parents ar
among oUner relatives and frient
n Hardin.
Mrs. Hedric Flint and four chi
drsn of ScoDey visited in Sidne
last week at the home Of h
Ogrents. MI. and Mrs. Anc
Swanby.
Ralph Ballon, a former Sidn'
resident, writes from Chicago tn
me expects to be in Sidney with
the next three weeks and that
he a find suitable living qua
ters he will resume his reSiden
here.
Earnest McGinnis entertain