The Herald-news., March 24, 1955, Page Page Eleven, Image 11

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THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1955
Vida Community
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Casterline
are visiting relatives in Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nefzger
entertained at dinner Sunday in
honor of the Ray Nefzger’s twelfth
wedding anniversary and Clarence
Nefzger’s birthday. Those present
were the Earl Nefzgers, of Frazer,
the Joe Knutson family of Froid,
Ray and Betty Nefzger.
Bob Hayes, who has been attend
jn,; the winter session at college
in Great Falls, returned Saturday
for the farming season.
Congratulations to William Whit
mus who is one of two 4-H club
members chosen from Montana to
attend the summer conference of
the American Institute of co-opera
tion at the Purdue University, La
fayette, Ind., in August.
jean Kelly came home Thursday
evening for a few days vacation
from the Northern Montana col
lege at Havre.
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Mrs. Leo Schillinger spent the
weekend with relatives in Bill
ings.
The Kenneth Schillingers were
weekend visitors at the Albert
Maves home west of Circle.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Remmich
were Sunday callers at the Ed
Casterline home.
The Johnny Eggebrechts have
been enjoying a trip to San Fran
cisco and other points in Cal
ifornia.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McFarlane
of the Sand Creek community
were recent callers at the Clar
ence Brown home.
Alex Lumsden made a business
trip to New Jersey where he also
visited at the home of his daugh
ter.
Sunday visitors at the L. C.
Kelly home were the Don Nelsons,
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Helen Kwandy, of Williston. The
Kwandy young people took Jean
Kelly along back to Havre where
they all attend college.
The Florendale Red Cross had an
all-day meeting at the Harold Ol
son home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Anderson of
Wolf Point returned recently from
a trip to Missoula and Kalispell
and were Tuesday callers at the
Boots Erickson home.
Art Eynon, who was passing
through Vida the other day, stop
ped to greet some of his old
friends and also looked over the
new store building.
Jim Tingler was a business call
er in Glasgow one day last week.
Wesley Seebart, who has spent
the past severals weeks at the
Fred Seebart home, left last week
for Alaska.
Bud Erickson and Odd Lunde
recently received their Ham radio
operators licenses from the Federal
Communications Dept
A number of Vida people attend
ed the Concert series program in
Wolf Point Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Gottlieb Schock, Jr., visited
her mother Mrs. L. C. Kelly in the
hospital at Circle Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Friday evening callers at the
Walter Schillinger home were the
Albert Loendorfs and the Allan
Schillinger family.
George Dyer spent the weekend
with Teddy Leuenberger.
Mrs. Louise Eggebrecht returned
to Billings recently from British
Columbia where she visited the
Mcßains.
Rev. and Mrs. Cantelon, Wolf
Point, and Rev. and Mrs. Olson
were Thursday evening supper
guests at the Dan Sievers home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marsh, of the
Cow Creek community, returned
Thursday from their winter trip
to Florida and other southern
states.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Engen were
Sunday visitors at the Jess Sille
rud home.
The Melvin Leuenbergers, Mr.
and Mrs. Dun Sievers were sup
per guests of the Earl Nefzgers
at Frazer Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Casterline
and girls were Sunday callers at
the Ray Marsh's.
Quite a number from this com
munity attended funeral services
for Rasmus Harvorson at Wolf
Point Thursday.
Dinner guests of the Kenneth
Schillingers on Saturday were the
Bill Novaks, of Fort Peck and V.
Connor, of Walla Walla, Wash.
Mrs. L. C. Kelly, who was a
patient at the Circle hospital for
two weeks, was able to come home
on Thursday but will be confined
to her bed for several weeks.
Rev. Bertsch spent a few days
at Bismarck last week.
Mrs. Leonard Singleton of Wolf
Point, Mrs. Doris Bjorke of Bill
ings, and the Harvey Neufelds,
Wolf Point, were supper guests
of the Ed Schillingers on Sunday.
Mrs. Jude Vine is a patient »»*t
Trinity hospital this weekz
The Bud Ericksons were supper
guests at the Arnie Leuenberger
home Wednesday.
A number of peope of the com
munity met with Cornelia Robin
son at Vida on Friday afternoon
to make plans for the X-ray in
April. A committee was appointed
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Mr. and Mrs. Hans Anderson,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walters, Wolf
Point, were Sunday supper guests
at the Boots Erickson heme.
The Walter Schillingers had as
their Sunday dinner guests the
Stanley Jensens, Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Kwasney and sons.
Bud Erickson took time out in
Trinity hospital over the weekend
with an infection in his hand.
Rev. Ewert and family, of Wolf
Point, and the Martin Leuenberg
ers were supper guests at the Odd
Lunde home Wednesday evening.
A number of ladies of the com
munity spent a social afternoon
with Mrs. Harold Olson Thursday.
The Rudy Buechlers and the Al
bert Ketner family were Sunday
evening callers at the Martin Leu
enberger home.
Sunday supper guests at the Gust
Strobel home were Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Remmich and Rev. Bertsch.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Strobel and
the Melvin Leuenbergers of Wolf
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Arnie Leuenbergers on Sunday.
Walter Benson made a business
trip to Minot Saturday.
Matt Laubach arrived Saturday
from Boulder, Colo., where he
spent the past several weeks at
the home of his son. George. Mr.
Laubach received word of the
death of his sister in Minnesota.
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