The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-04-01
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Harold Johanson of Daneville was
a Westby caller Saturday.
Miss Gladys Paulson was a guest
at the home of Miss Mildred John
son last Thursday and Friday.
ole Gorder of Hansen, Sask., re-
turned to his home last Thursday
having been called to the bedside
of his sister. Mrs. Maggie Paulson.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Helseth and
family were guests at the home OF
Frank Andersons near Comertown
Sunday.
Jonas Jepson of Daneville was a
Westby shopper Saturday.
Martin Paulson and children,
Gladys, Helen and Marvin, Mrs.
Chas. Johnson, Martin Nereson and
Messrs. Christ and Adolph Gorder
motored to Plentywood on business
Thursday.
A large number of people from
ment held at Crosby Tuesday even
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Onstad
visited at the oscar Helseth home
Wednesday.
Mrs Maggie Paulson passed away
Monday morning at $3.50 of heart
trouble at the age of Al years. Mrs.
Paulson has been ailing the past
year. The funeral was held from
the Orpheum Wednesday afternoon
Rev. HoVerstine of Ambrose con-
Quoted the last sad rites. Miss Ma
rem Johnson, Miss Carol Hoeck, Miss
! Myrtle Nelson sang, Last Mile OF
the Way" Give the Flowers to the
Living" There is no Disappoint'
: ment in Heaven" abide With Me-
and Nearer My God to Thee" The
, pall-bearers were Olof Gunderson
Chas johnson, o. G. Ness, Rheinar
, Stubbe. Otto Enger and VandeMark
2 The flowers were beautiful. Sh'
!. was laid to rest in the Lutheran
:. cemetery. The family has Westby'
deepest sympathy.
2 S. Niblack, Reuben Hultgren, Ell
. lene George, Rena Jensen and Bill
! Morgan were among Westby caller
at Crosby Saturday.
S Mrs. Gust Stubbe entertained a
G Easter dinner, Mrs. Chas. johnson
Z and family.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Danielson .wer
u entertained at the Ed Iverson HON
II Saturday.
4 Mrs. Gust stubbe and famil
~ were supper guests at the Chai
e Johnson home Saturday night.
re Messrs Amos and Bonnie Freun
&C and the Misses Marjorie Enger an
- Clara Gunderson attended the Eas
- er program given at the Danevill
re church Sunday evening.
NJ Christ Gorder and Adolph GordC
returned to their homes after ha'
w ing been called to the bedside
/ their sister, Mrs. Maggie Paulson
,r A farewell party was given
!. honor of the Misses Gladys and He
Z en- and Mr.. Marvin Paulson Tuesds
n evening at the home of Paul Hui
q ! gren. The evening was spent
=, singing and playing games, aft
" which light refreshments we
US served.
ID Miss Mildred Johnson and Mi
of Ellene George accompanied Mi
'Ns Gladys Paulson to her future hor
lg at the Martin Paulson place west
IS Crosby Saturday and returned Su
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Hultgr
n motored to Noonan Friday to bril-
DC back his mother, Mrs. August HUI
wv gren, who has been a patient at t
~, hospital for some time.
sc Mrs. Peele and daughter ETH
ty were Westby shoppers Wednesda.
ad Miss Alice Helseth was a que
- at the home of Miss Ethel Nest
rs Thursday evening.
mt Mrs. Salhus, Mrs. Chas. JohnsC
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nereson a
-, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Paulson we
'in guests at a luncheon party at
m G. L George home Thursday eve
ast ing.
III on Martin Nereson. Chas. Johns
TaS o. Gunderson and Ed Iverson
nd first of the week.
DIR. Hall of Plentywood was cal
. out to Ed Fergusons Monday.
ny Ferguson is seriously i'll.
of Mrs. Nels Danielson and daugh
he- of McElroy called at the Oh
Johnson home Monday.
req Chas. Wickland Mrs. Hamil
and daughters, Sylvia and Dorot
she spent Easter at Eckman. N. Oak.
- The Easter Cantata. which '
ms sponsored by the Senior choir, M
it day evening at the Lutheran chuI
yer was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. ole Galgerud
ldo children from Alkabo visited at
J. Olof Gunderson home.
tn Henry Timbrell, son of Mr..
II, Mrs. w. d. Timbrell, having ser
uch three years with the hospital c
al in Letterman General Hospital
lers San Francisco, Calf. was hor
I'll ably discharged from the u. S. al
IN on March 18th. Henry attended
wv High School mere and his m
friends are glad to hear of his /
gro orable discharge and welcome
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