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Page Eight
News from Richey
BY HELEN HANSON ,
Lisetta Whiteman
Dies Monday At
Home Of Daughter
RICHEY—Mrs. Lisetta B. White
man, 73. died Monday afternoon
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
George Boles. Death was caused
by cancer. Mrs. Whiteman had
been taking care of an invalid sis
ter at Wapatoo, Wash., for a num
ber of years and only came to
Richey recently after a major op
eration.
Lizetta B. Reynolds was born in
Fonda, lowa, Dec. 1, 1880. one of
12 children, eight of whom are still
living. She was married to Em
ery D. Whiteman on Sept. 26, 1899
at Windom, Minn. In 1912 they
moved to their homestead 12 miles
northeast of Richey where they
lived many years and raised their
family. Nine children were bom
to this union, Laura. Vera, Charles.
Guy, Forrest, Frederick, GeorA,
Dorothea and Gladys, five are liv
ing and they are: Laura, Mrs. Mar
lon Reynolds of Sidney; Vera, Mrs.
George Boles of Richey; Forrest
Whiteman of Sidney; Frederick
Whiteman of Richey and Dorothea.
Mrs. Frank Kinneburg of Kalisnell.
Mr. Whiteman died Nov. 20, 1932.
At the age of 17 Mrs. Whiteman
became a member of the Christian
church and March 25. 1945, this
membership was transferred to the
Richey Methodist church. She
Was a devout Christian.
Surviving besides the five child
ren are two brothers, Guy Rey
nolds of Toppenish, Wash., and
Henry Reynolds of Sandpoint.
Idaho, also six sisters. Cora Olson
of Britton, S. D.; Eva Leach of Wa
patoo, Wash.; Jenny Batterson.
Alice Batterson, Phoebe Owens and
Mary Reynolds, all of Akron, Colo:
18 grandchildren and 23 great
grandchildren.
Farewell Party
RICHEY —Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
Mathison were honor guests at a
farewell party given for them Wed
nesday evening in the IOOF hall
by the Masons and the Stars. Ten
tables of whist were in play, with
high award for the ladies going
to Mrs. Newell Beery and low to
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ison were presented with a blanket
by the group. Otis waters^ present
ed them with the gift, both re
sponded with thanks and appre
ciation. Refreshments were served
at midnight. Mrs. Alton Jarmuth
and Mrs. Charles Johnson were in
charge of all arrangements. Mr.
and Mrs. Mathison -left Thursday
evening for Glasgow where Mathi
son will manage the Farmers Un
ion Elevator.
Holiday Vacation
Friends will be interested to
learn of the holiday vacation of
Mr. and Mrs. George Porter in
California. On Dec. 24 they drove
to Sacramento where they met their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Harriman of Kansas
City. The party then drove to
Marysville to a Christmas eve din
ner and party at the C. W. Peters
home. They were house guests of
♦heir daughter, Kathleen Porter
Peters until Sunday afternbdn
when they went back to Sacra
mento to spend the night with Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Kampschror../Mon
day they had afternoon coffee with
old Richey friends, Mr. and Mrs.
O. C. Maupin at San Gatos. On
New Years day the Porters drove
Elinor and Walter Herriman to
San Francisco where they boarded
the train for home. The Porters
stayed that night with- the Maw
pins at Los Gatos.
Bridge Club
RICHEY —The Thursday bridge
club met in the Robert Eggebrecht
home. Four tables of bridge were
in play after dessert was served.
High award went to Mrs. Andy
Lee, second to Mrs. Dean Craig and
low to Mrs. Ole Jensen. Mrs. Art
Radcliffe was awarded the travel
ing prize. Guests of the club were
Mrs. Marvin Eggum and Mrs.
George Covlin. Mrs. Covlin, a new
comer in Richey was given a gift.
At the close of the party, Mrs.
Morgan Mathison was presented a
going-away gift from the club.
Hostesses were Mrs. Robert Egge
brecht and Mrs. Harold Beery.
RICHEY—The first PTA meet
ing of the New Year was held
3 >
THE HERALD-NEWS. Wolf Point, County, Montana
Monday evening with the 6th and
7th grade pupils under direction
of Paul Boswell presenting the fea
ture. The seventh grade present
ed a play, “A Glimpse of Pioneer
Days, while the sixth grade play
was “Getting Ready for The Win
ter.” Elaine Beery played a piano
solo. Mrs. John Whiteman presid
ed at the business meeting which
opened with a prayer by the Rev.
Telfred Swanson. The study club.
Temper, Jealousy ahd Obstancy,
was conducted by Mrs. Art Rad
cliffe. Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Roslyn Milne, Mrs.
Dwighy Gamrath and Mrs. Donald
Blairyr
' January Meeting
RICHEY —The January meeting
of the South Valley PTA was held
Thursday evening. The meeting op
ened with a prayer by Mrs. Henry
Schell. County Superintendent Mrs.
Orpha Suckow of Glendive and
Mr. J. A. Ming of Bloomfield talk
ed on school finances. Group sing
ing led by Mrs. Verne Stoker
was enjoyed. The upper grades
tonette group played a selection
and a rhythm band number was
played by the lower' grades. A
reading was given by Mrs. Stoker,
teacher of the upper grades. The
business meeting was In charge of
the president, A. A. Zody. Lunch
was served by Mrs. Charles Miller
and Mrs. Verne Stoker.
Business Meeting
RICHEY — The annual business
meeting of the American Lutheran
church was held Wednesday eve
ning at the church. After the usual
business routine the following of
ficers were elected: Secretary, Mrs.
Ruthvin Eggum; treasurer. Ruth
vim Eggum, re-elected; trustees
for three year term, Carl Holm,
re-elected; Sunday school superin
tendent, Mrs. Floyd Durfey; assist
ant superintendent, Mrs. Lirs Ol
son; organist, Deloris Nelson; assis
tant organiza, Mrs. 'James Colter;
ushers, Dale Olson and Martin Eg
gum; auditing committee, Mrs.
Floyd Durfey, Mrs^ Harold Knauts.
and August Scheef.
The Rev. and Mrs. Maurice
Schmidt attended the monthly
meeting for pastors and their wives
of the Glendive circuit at Savage
Monday a week ago. All pastprs
were present
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Zuroff and
children returned from Missoula
where they had visited with Mrs.
Zuroff's parents, the Rev. and Mrs.
Albert Muskett and her brother.
Albert Muskett, jr., and family.
Harold Johnson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Johnston had returned to
Denver where he is stationed with
the air force.
Kenneth Wienke and Alan Han
son left Saturday for Denver where
they are attending business col
lege.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Jarmuth took
their daughter, Miss Beverly Jar
muth to Glendive Sunday on her
way to Minneapolis where she is
a freshman at University of Min
nesota. Mr. Jarmuth’s father who
had spent the holidays in Richey
left the same morning for Long'
Beach. Calif and Los Angeles where
he will stay until Jan. 22 then em
bark for Hawaii.
Guests at the Rev. and Mrs.
Telfred Swanson home, are Mrs.
Swanson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles De Boer of Manhatton. The
Deßoers have been visiting their
son, Theodore and family Tn -Chi
cago. where De Boer is superin
tendent of a children’s home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinneburg
and family returned to Richey on
New Years day to be with Mrs.
Lisetta Whiteman. Mrs. Kinneburg’s
mother, who died Monday. The
Kinneburgs were guests of the
George Boles and Federick White
man families.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holm and
Kenneth returned from their two
week holiday vacation which took
them to Minnesota where they vis-
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FROID NEWS NOTES
Marit Nordheim
Iver Aspebakken
Married At Froid
FROID — Miss Marit Nordheim,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs- Martin
Nordheim of Oyer Gulbrandalsen.
Norway, became the bride of Iver
Aspebakken of Froid, at the Froid
Lutheran church at 3 o clock Sun
day afternoon, Dec. 27. 1953- Mr
Aspebakken is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Einar Aspebakken of. Bire
strand, Norway. Rev. E. Leivestad
officiated at the double ring Nor
wegian ceremony.
Given in marriage by the groom s
aunt, Mrs. Ole Mork, the bride
wore a gown of chantilly lace over
nylon net with long pointed sleeves.
Her fingertip veil of imported bri
dal illusion fell from a pearl trim
med lace cap and she carried a
bouquet of American Beauty roses.
Mrs. Norman Sundvold. Froid, a
cousin of the groom, was matron
of honor and Mrs. Jake Bendixson
Zahl, N. D., cousin of the groom,
was bridesmaid.
The matron of honor chose a blue
nylon net gown with matching
lace jacket. She wore a corsage of
pink carnations. The bridesmaid
wore a dusty rose nylon net gown
with matching lace jacket, and a
corsage of white carnations.
Norman Sundvold, Froid, and
Ingvold Mork, Alamo. N. D., were
the groom's attendants.
Music, was by Miss Dorothy Ben
son. Mrs. Ted Thompson, soloist,
sang two Norwegian songs. "Den
Gode Hyrde" and “Du Ledte
Frem.”
Table decorations at the recep
tion at the Norman Sundvold home
carried out tHb holiday- theme. The
three-tiered wedding cake topped
with a miniature bride and groom,
was baked by Mrs. Ole Mork and
Mrs. Jake Bendixson. Assisting at
the reception were Misses Violet
Sundvold. Norma Jean Mogen;
Mrs. Ed Mogen, Mrs. Ernest Rued.
Mrs. Sven Fjeseth. Mrs. Ole Bak
ken, sr.. Mrs. Stanley Erdahl, Mrs.
Gerald Clark and Mrs. Adolph
Sundvold.
The groom came to this country
from Norway in March. 1948. After
he became established in the Froid
community he sent for his fiance.
She arrived in New York Dec. 7.
1953.
They will make their home at
the .Ed Mogen farm where the
groom is employed.
The college kids have all return
ed to their respective schools fol
lowing the holidays, most of them
leaving after New Years.
ited friends in Sauk Center, Min
neapolis and Canby-
Mrs. Vera Kautenberger received
an announcement that her young
est daughter. Mrs. Corenne Wilson,
was united in marriage to John
Stamper Dec. 17, at Fort Calhoun.
Nebr.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Unruh
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Miller and Sally.
Mr. and Mrs. George Collin of
Garden City, Minn., have moved
to Richey. Colvin will replace
Morgan Mathison as manager of
the local Farmers Union Elevator.
Mathison has accepted a similar
job at Glasgow.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker and
children left Tuesday for Billings
where Walker is employed by an
oil drilling company.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richey and
son left Friday for Sheridan, Wyo..
where they will visit several days
with the Clyde Richey family.
Sunday dinner guests in the Don
ald Blair home were the Rev. Joe
Ashworth. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Levengood and Sharon and Mrs.
Edgar Whitmer and children.
Shirley Portra,
Royce Shumake
Wed At Raton
FROID —Shirley Portra, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grovem
of Froid, and Royce Shumake, of
Texas, were united in a double
ring ceremony in the Baptist
church church at Raton, N. M..
with Rev. Matthews performing
the ceremony.
Attendants were Mr. Shumake's
cousin’s wife, Mrs. J. B. Askew and
his friend, Mr. McCracken.
The bride wore a\blue suit with
pink accessories; her corsage was
a large orchid with baby pink rose
buds. The groom was attired in a
grey suit.
The couple is on a wedding trip
in Texas, where Mr. Shumake’s
Sarents reside. They plan to make
leir home in Poplar where the
groom is employed.
MARTIN ANDERSONS ARE
HONORED ON ANNIVERSARY
A very large crowd of friends
and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs.
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