The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-03
Troy News Items
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.

SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.
A regular meeting of the Board of
School District No. . was held on
December 10.
All members of the board present.
All bills approved and ordered paid.
Bids on school wood were read as
follows: R w. Grippe s3.45 per cord;
H. C. Cole, $397l2; Clifford Thomas
s3.75; Earl Redeye. $420; Chris John
son, 1910 R. W. Grippe was awarded
the contract by motion of Sanders Sec
onded by Ford and passed by the
board.
A motion made by Mrs. Smith 10
allow medical fee for examination of
children of school age not now at
tending school Motion seconded by
Coffman and passed by the board
= Motion made by Sanders. seconded
by Mrs Smith, that gymn rental be
paid by renters to Mr. Ford and Wiley
Davis allowed 81 per night for the
nights when school receives rent. Mo-
ton passed by board.
Christmas vacation time set for two
weeks, Dec 81 to Jan I Motion made
by Sanders and seconded by Mrs,
Smith to allow $1,000 for records for
music appreciation, for the school.
Motion carried
Motion by Coffnan and seconded by
Ford that Supt Dean be authorized
to call practicing physician of Lin
coin county for examination OF chill
dren of school age not attending school,
subject to decision of county attorney.
Motion by Sanders and seconded by
Coffman that substitute teacher be paid
1000 of teachers regular salary Mo-
ton carried. Meeting adjourned.
Mrs. Hollis mother of Mrs. Ed Hen
richs, is spending the holidays at the
Hendricks home.
Miss Bessey of Libby is spending a
week with MIR. and Mrs. Elgin Murphy.
Gale Wiedner is home from Pullman
State College for the Christmas vaca-
ton.
Maxine Wiedner is home from
Cheney for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Glass and Mrs.
Doonan had the Glass family from
Leonia all up for Christmas dinner.
The Foursome Bridge Club enter
tanned their husbands at a Christmas
party at the horne of Mrs. Glass on
Wednesday evening. There was a pretty
Christmas tree and gifts were ex-
changed and lovely lunch was served.
The High School Alumni had love-
~ party on Friday evening at the
Moose hall About 40 were present. A
lunch was served at II o'clock and
dancing was the order of the evening.
Mrs. Jake Farris entertained few
of the younger set on Thursday after
noon to honor Mrs Strom, who is a
house guest of Mrs Farris this week.
Troy was visited by white Christ
mas" much to the delight of all the
small boys who had new sleds from
Santa this year.
The Senior Sewing Club was en-
tertained on Friday of this week at
the home Of Mrs. D. T. Wood. A lunch
featuring Christmas dishes such as
plum pudding and fruit cake, wa.
served to eight ladies. The house wa:
decorated with a Christmas tree.
Mrs. Driessen entertained Friday
afternoon to compliment Mrs. Strom
Several of the younger married SCI
were there and delicious lunch fea-
turing Norwegian cookery. was served
At the installation of elected Officers
of the Eastern Star lodge on Thursday
night the following officers were APP
pointed: Mrs. Joy, marshal; Mrs. w
f. Doonan, chaplain; Mrs. VOORHEES,
Adah; Mrs. Eliza Clay, Ruth. Juanits
Miller, Esther; Mrs. Marie Dives
Martha; Mrs. Blanche Wiedner, Electa
Louise Devine, Warder; r. E. Clay, sen.
tinel. After the meeting was over luncl
was served to the members.
A very pleasant afternoon was givel
on Saturday at Mrs. Joseph Driessen'
home for number of ladies who spen
the afternoon in sewing and discussing
their respective Christmas presents. 4
holiday lunch was served and mucl
enjoyed. The following ladies wcr
present: Mrs Earl Angel, Mrs. De
Fewkes, Mrs L. A. Hosea, Miss Franco
Hosea, Mrs. D. r. Wood Mrs. W. T
Doonan, Mrs. Fred Glass and Mrs lie
Kensler.
A dance was given at the gymnasium
on New Years night sponsored by tn
Troy Commercial Club The funds t
go toward buying new basketball suit
for the high school team.
Paul Sather left for Whitefish O
Monday to spend New Years with hi
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Shep
herd Mrs. Sather and Marcella fol
lowed on New Years day -
Mr.. and Mrs Dean and fanny re
turned from Kalispell driving throug
in spite Of the recent deep fall (
snow.
The Sloan family, consisting of M
and Mrs. Lewis Sloan and two chi
dren Of Richfand, WASH have bee
spending Christmas week with tt