The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-09
Eureka Nuggets

Sergeant Sydney Workman ar
rived home Saturday evening on a
Is day furlough from his duties as
desk sergeant, military police at
Wichita Falls army air corps. Ser
geant Workman is looking in per-
feet physical condition, having
gained 20 pounds in the eight
months he has been in service. He
states that members Of the perma-
nent personnel are being granted
furloughs beginning April |. Fred
Marvel and Stanley Fleming are
also located at Wichita Falls.
Word has been received of the
raising in rank of John E, NANNY
Morgan, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Morgan, to the rank of corporal.
Corporal Morgan is now located in
South Carolina and is serving as
rear gunner and photographer on a
bomber in the reconnaissance army
air corps He states that southern
hospitality is all it is credited with
being and that he is enjoying life
immensely.
Ensign Jack Arnold reported for
duty in active service at San Diego
air base on April B.
The tiny tots of the town were
treated to two Easter egg hunts.
One was given by the Girl Scouts
at the high school on Saturday af-
ternoon. Another was given by the
mothers of the play school on Fri
day afternoon at the park with
lunch and games afterwards.
Miss Nan Wheelihan returned
Monday evening from Aberdeen, S.
D., where she had been called by
the death of her mother.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arvin Anderson
! truth Shea returned from Cali
fornia this week where--shey had
spent the winter Then will make
their home in this sec4fon~of the
state.
Miss Jean Purdy arrived Monday
/ from Spokane where she is attend
ing Beauty school.
Miss Jane Livengood arrived
| Friday from Cheney for Easter va
cation where she is attending Nor
NAL.
Dr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Dickinson anc
daughters, Dorothy and Pamela, o.
Whitefish have arrived and are liv-
ing in the new Sabin house on the
hill.
School time is now on schedule
beginning at 900. Stores begin al
$50 and close at $50.
/ The r. N. A. Sewing Circle meet!
Friday (today) with Mrs Dell Pike
with Mrs. Zana Leonard assisting
Miss Phyllis Knott of Libby i
spending a week at home.
About so young people and olde
members Of the Baptist church at
tended the sunrise service anc
breakfast following on Easter morn
; ing The play, Resurrection
Story" was given by the young PEG
pie both morning and evening.
: MIR. and Mrs E. NJ. Preston lef
!. last week on regular trip to tn
!, southern part of the state.
: Word has been received from
!. Mrs Frank Vlasak at Galen tina
/, she is gaining fast, Mrs. Vlasak re
/, ports that Frank McCarty, forme
] resident here, is about ready TO
: dismissal from Galen.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Havskjol
Of Havre were called in town Sun
!, day.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Elgi Meuli Of Tire
60 were in Spokane over the week
: end. Duane Meuli spent the week
: end with his cousin, Eugene John
J, son, here.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton McGlen
:. and Jean of Somers, Mr.. and Mr.
: Geo. McGlenn and children an
Herbert McGlenn spent Sunday
d the ]. f. McGlenn home celebratin
# Herbert's birthday.
y Mrs. c. F. Dierman left Sunda
: for Valley, Wash, where she. WI
d spend week with her daughter
) Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Gribble !
IS Whitefish were Easter guests at II
&c Sampson home