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The Golden Valley News
~. ~ And THE BEACH REVIEW And THE BEACH ADVANCE
Funeral Services Held Yester-
day afternoon From St. Paul's
Lutheran Church Here
• One of the fine young men of Beach
passed away last Saturday afternoon
at the Deaconess Hospital in Sidney,
Montana after an illness of about a
month, in the person of Clement Gey-
er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gey-
er of this city.
When he first began ailing he'was
quartered in the hospital of the CCC
camp No. 2761 but was transfei'red to
the Deaconess I-Iospltal at Sidney
where he remained until the end came.
R gul~r b;ood transfusi ns were ne-
v~sary because cf au inward bleeding,
w'th members of his camp being the
donors. Though at times his condition
,~ .,- h~pe ul, still it s.on became appar-
e~:t t.hat unl ss there would be a great
im9rc:en~nt, life could not remain.
~a~urd~y m~rnlng, he began sinking
,:~ ,!-'!v ~n~ the end came several
hours later.
C~em nt Eilsworth Oeyer was born
in Beach Juu~ 25. 191~. Spending his
-ou'h aur~ attending the p~l~ ~ch~is
~af Beach he entered the loc~l high
schoo! in the fall of 1~2. Three years
later he enrolled with the Citl~rm Con-
~erwtlon Corps and was ~ed to
Camp No. 756 at I~ramer, North Da-
kota. After a year at camp he return°
ed to Beach to finish his high school
course, gradl~tting is~t sprh~.
the past summer he worked at'Fargo
and Moorhead and returned to reen-
list with the CCC's and this time was
assigned t~ Camp No. 2/61, leaving
here in October to be stricken in s~
short a time.
His age at his passing was 20 years,
5 months ,and 23 days.
Hi early passing is mourned by his
sadly bereaved parents, 6 brothers,
Duane, 19; Lloyd, 17; Harlin 16; I~le,
9, Herman Jr. 7; Robert 4, and four
sisters, Marion, 14; Fern, 3; Rlta 2,
and Velma 5 months old, ~II of whom
are at home with the exception of Du-
ane who is at the CCC camp at Medi-
cine Lake Montana.
was a ~ithful member ofI
St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran church,
in which church he was baptized, con-t
firmed and from which burial took
place Wednesday at 1:30 p. m., with
Rev. H. J. Trinklein Officiating..
Emma Rca, Sim-
mons Is Married
To Hebron Man
The many friends here of Miss Em-
ma Rea Simmons will be pleasantly
surprised to learn of the recent mar-
riage of that p.~pular young lady. She
reported to the News that she was
married at Wlbaux to John F. Lunn of
Hebron and as a honeymoon trip went
to the west coast, via Washington and
Oregon, returning through Utah and
a southern route. They were in Beach
some time ago, while returning from
the trip, but at that time no one here
knew of the wedding.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Simmons, and is very
well and favorably known here, h~ving
atte'nded Beach schools for several
years, and spending the greater part of
her life ~in this vicinity. She has a
lm~e circle of friends In and around
Beach who Join in extending to
be~t wishes for a long and hsppy wedd-
ed married life.
Mr. Lunn is from Hebron, graduatin~
from the Taylor high school, however,
- in 1~, and is very well known in that
section. At present the newlyweds are
residing in Hebron, but they m~y leave
~soon.
The News Joins in extendin~ con-
~wtulatkms to the happy ~uple.
Merry Christmas to alll
@isd ~om~g man Is taking, no chances on b~n: o'; erlooked on Christmas moraing--a~d he is ~vi~
his order earl~ .........
Maria, Wallace, i eh :'" a . .... .
m umt " Mains, Eastern
John Rice Wed
Sun. December 5
Well Known Local Young Couple
Say Vows In West; To Reside
In Colfax, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. M. O, Wallace in-
form the News that they are in re-
ceipt o~ word from their daughter Mar-
Jan that she was married on Sunday
afternoon, December 5, to John O.
Rice, formerly c f this • city. Both
these young folks are exceptionally well
known here, having spent practically
all their lives in Beach. According to
the letter received by the Wallaces,
I the ceremony was performed in Harry
Rice's trailer h~use at Lewiston, Idaho,
by Rev. Calvin Barkou, an Episcopal
minister of that place.
Marian left Beach on Nov. 28, and
spent about a week visiting with an
aunt in Spokane before she was mar-
tried. She is a graduate of the local
high school with the class of 1935 andi
has been employed in several local busi-
ness houses d~qng the past couple
years.
John is the ~econd son of the late
Dr. H. L. Rice, is also a graduate of
the local high school and also of the
Agricultural college at Fargo. ~e iS a
registered pharmacist andh~s been
employed in a number of places around
the state in the past three y~rs. In
September he went to Washington, and
is now employed at Colfax, in that
state, where the newlyweds plan to
make their future home.
Both these youn~ folks have a large
circle of friends in aald around here,
who unite in extending to them every
good wish for a I~ and happy wedded
'life, and the News is glad to add their
congratulations to them.
Mrs. Edgar Johnston and her moth-
er, Mrs. John Hubble, returned Mort-
ality ~ D~Ito~ after havlng been
there since Friday.
Watt Johnsc~ went to Dickinson
Monday to attend z~ Ford meet~
there returning tO Beach on Ttum~y
afternoon.
Wins Over Ollie i Stars Hold Joint
Tuesday Night Installation Tues.
On Tuesday night the Beach high Large Crowd Present for An-
school basketball team won from a nual Event Of Local Masonic
hard fighting Ollic team by a scare of Organizations
18 to 13. The score was very close
throughout the entire game, the half Tuesday night the Masonic Temple
ending 10 to 7 with Ollle leading, was the scene of a large gathering of
Joe Nlec~ and Don Trinkleln showed Masons and Eastern Stars, their wives
go:d form for the local team and did and husbands, the occasion being the
most of the scoring while Vic Berg annual installation of officers for the
,~nd Carl Sliper accounted for most of c-ruing year of both organizations.
their teams scoring. ~ The event b~gan with a sumptuous
C nsiderable improvement is noted in turkey dinner at 6~0 p. m., that was
the local quint over their first few greatly relished by all. From there the
games and after the holic~ys Coach'meeting adjourned to the lodge rooms,
Tobias expects his boys tv hit a win-,~where after a short opening and bual-
ning streak. ~' ~aess session, the Masonic order intall-
Band director tlylland was on hand ed their officers, they being as follows:
• with his group of musicans who pepped .'ohn Raisler~Worshipful Master
the the fans with several sn~ppyl R:,y Oech--Senior Warden
up
Ernest D. Nel~on--Junior Warden
tunes which are always enjoyed.
" I
The preliminary game was played by'~ A. E. Kastein--Treasurer
the Freshmen and and Eighth grade' E.M. Enderle--Secretary
teams, the first ye]r men proving t~~ Rev. W. A. Smith--Chaplain
be the superior team. ~ Win, A. Moyer--Senlor Deacon
Win. D. Schulz--JUnior Deacon
, Last night Wednesday. the high A.R. Miller-~enior Steward
school ~eam journeyed to Sidney to H.E. Euderle---Junlor Steward
play the high school team cf thatI H. W. Blair~Tyle~
place, the results of which will be A short recess was then taken, efte~
found in next week's Issue. 1
. which the Eastern Star Installed the
following:
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hathaway on, Mrs. Alice Edkins--Worthy Matron
Sunday gave a birthday parw, honor- E. M. ~derie---Worthy Patron
ing their son Donald. There were 20 Mrs. Florence Hanson--Associate Ma-
present for the occasion, with five ~ron.
tables of whist in play. Oeo. R. Osterhout---Associate Patron
Mrs. Charlotte Carlson--Secretary
DOLLS AND DOLLS Mrs Minnie Z Sml~-~,~ure~
Mrs. Hlidora Huber--Conductress
Mrs. Jessie lq~istead~Asso~te Con-
2~ctress.
Mr. Grace Ho~ek--¢h~platn
Mrs. Esther Meml~-O~w~J~t
Mrs. Edslla Oech.--Adah
Mrs. Luella 8ch~th
Mrs. Helen. J~er
~.w~ ~y~.h~ I
Mrs-~~ I
or so was ~pe~t La ~, ~ wlXI~ [
the ~thertn~ dl~pe~t
Was Pioneer of Golden Valley
County, Coming Here In 1906;
Funeral Tuesday
The n~ny friends here and through-
out this entire region of M~. II. P.
Crosaman, pioneer resident of the
Golden Valley, were deeply ~-leved tO
learn that this esteemed lady had
passed away zt the local hospltal Sun-
day morning, following a brief lllne~.
Her condition was known to be quite
serious, but all had Joined in hoping
that the worst would not oecur up until
the final moments.
Mrs. A. F~ Scheffer of O~rlyle, who
was one of the lo~ time /~dends of
the deceased, subnflte the following
obituary, which very nk~ely ~ the
high esteem in which Mrs. Or0m-
man was held by everyone who had tl~
privilege of her ~quaintan~e.
Arzina R. Blue was beta January 6,
1884 at Winnaishuk Iowa and passed
away Sunday, Dec, 19, 1867 at ~keh,
N. D., at the age of 73 y~tr~ 21 mcmthe
and 13 d~ys. The cause of death be-
ing heart trouble.
On Sept. 14, 18Sl she was united in
marriage to Harlan Page ~ at
I Sioux Falls, 2" Dak., where they apent
their early married life. Three child-
ren were born to this unkm. Two sods
and one daughter, I)ar~, O~ and .
~. ~. ~ -latter .~m l~m~l ....
her in death several years ago.
Mrs. Crossman was on of the early
settlers, her husband taking a home-
stead south of Sentinel Butte in the
G~trner yicinity in the spring of I~,
on which they reaided until moving
to Beach In the fall of 1~6. l~vin~
previously bought a home here.
Mrs. ~roesman was a f'mn believer
in her church, uniting wtth the Con-
gre~tionalists at an early age. She was
a faithful worker In the Ladies Atd,
the Sunshine Society and Homemakers
clubs, a devoted wife and mother and
a true friend 2nd kind neighbor to all.
• She leaves to mourn her death, her
beloved husband, one son Darwin of
Chleago, one grand-daughter, I~res~
Crossman of Chicago; two Maters, Ar-
vetta Brant of Chicago; ~nd Mrs. Nora
Dell Scott of Wales, N. D., besides a
host of friends.
The funeral services were held from
the Methodist church Tuesday after-
noon wltl~ Rev. Grove officiating.
Mrs. Harold Owens sank two beautiful
selections, '~.ad Kindly Light" and
'~here is Res~ for the Weary." Miss
Bovey accompanied her at the piano.
Pallbearers were long time neighbors
and friends: Ed Sheen, Guy Curl, Al-
fred Scheffer, George Gearey,
Hammond and Frank Sch~uboe. Mem-
bers of the Sunshine club acted as
honorary pallbearers.
Interment was made in *the Beach
cemetery be~e her two chlRlren.
Sincerest sympathy is extended tO
those left to mourn the passing of a
devoted wife, mother, aunt and friend.
Jr. Chamber Has
Fine Meeting On
Last Thurs. Nite
Regular meeting of the local Junior
Chamber of Commerce ~a~ held last
Thursday evening at the Hotel Beach,
with a good attendance. The ma~tin~
began with a 7 .o'clock dinner, follow-
ed bY two fine vocal numbers by Miss
Vera Helm, accompanied by Joseph
Hyliand at the lZ~o.
Dale Sorenson and Fr. W. F. Hake
were introduced as guests, after which
Father Hske gave a very intereetir~
informal talk on the reereatAonal pro-
Ject which is now Just slm'ti~, pre-
~ent headquarters bei~ in lSt. Jim's
Hall. A brief general dl~cusalun ~f
the matter followed, with the remflt
that the club went on record as bein~
stronsly in favo~ of the pro~e~.
Other routine buainess wits disposed
of, a~k~ whAeh the dice were "rolled"
fo~ .the attendance contest, and the