The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-05-21
Representatives Of Women's
Groups Talk at Clubs Meet

o. Null. Mrs. Chino lived in Glas-
gov "a years ago. Her name was
then Miss Mary Black.
Mrs. Leo Marsh has returned To
Glasgow from a visit with relatives
at Willistcn.
Miss Patricia Jean Campbell re-
turned to Glasgow Thursday norm
ing from Boston, where she has at
tended the Katherine Gibbs secre-
tarial school the past year.
Miss Helen Jackins. daughter OF
Mrs. Caroline JackinS of Glasgow,
who is teaching in Ohio, has re-
ceived a fellowship for research work
at Ohio State college next year.
Kenneth Bliven and daughters
Carol and Marvel left Saturday
morning for Occur d'Alene, Idaho,
to spend ten days visiting Mr. and
Mrs. william BliVen Jr. and family.
Mrs. A. S.. Parke and sons David
and Arthur drove to Glerdive Wed
nesday to meet DR.. George Parke
Of Denver, who vas there on bus
mess. They returned to Glasgow to-
day.
The Rev. and Mrs. w. L. Bennett
left Monday for Spooner, Wis, to
visit their sons, the Rev. Roy Ben
nett and Fletcher Bennett. The lat
ter may return to Glasgow with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hy D. Miller of Cut
Bank spent the week end at Glas-
gov on business and visiting their
daughter, Mrs. j. L. BjorStad. Mrs.
Miller had just returned from Seat
tie and Wenatchee, Wash, where
she visited relatives.
w. F.. Huttinger of Stanford, a
former Glasgow resident, was a
visitor in Glasgow last week at the
j. P. Sternhagen home and at Mrs.
Martha Knowles. He was returning
home from Mrs. Huttinger's funeral,
which was held at Napoleon, Iowa.
Mrs. c. H. Dress returned Sun
day frcm Bozeman where she spent
a week following Mothers day with
her daughter Maxine who is a stud
ert at the State college. Maxine will
return to Glasgow next week and
be employed at Fort Peck this
summer.
M. A. Cromwell returned Tues
day night from Terry where Re has
been teaching the last few months.
He came by way of Anaconda, and
accompanied to Glasgow by
his daughter, Mrs. Walter Needham
of Anaconda, who is visiting her
parents here.
Mr.. and MRS. Carl Hansen and
son James of Richland were here
Wednesday and James left Thurs
day morning for Brawley, Calf,
where he will be employed. They
also were accompanied by Charles
Wells, who left this morning for
Rochester, MINI.
Miss Jessie Hagen, who is a
instructor in the flight
school at Miles city airport, was a
week end visitor at her home in
Glasgow. She left Monday for st.
Paul to testify at an inquest con-
corning the recent airplane accident
at Miles City, which she witnessed.
Fred Merrill, who was graduated
this spring from Iowa State %univers-
.ty at Iowa City, arrived last week
10 visit his mother, Mrs. c.. B.
Merrill, and his sister, Mrs. G. H.
.rosS, until June IS when he will
20 to Yellowstone park to work as
He will return to the uni
in the fall to major in med
cine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Wolfe and
laughter Myrna arrived at Miami,
fla, May 10, returning to the Unit
ID States from the Panama Canal
Zone and are now visiting relatives
Missouri. They expect to arrive
n Glasgow June l fer a short visit
With Mrs. Wolfe's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eber Wolfe. '
Duane Olson, II, of Minneapolis I
anne to Glasgow with his cousins, i
)r. and Mrs. K. r. SteffenSen, when (
hey returned Monday from Mime
polls, where they visited and DR.. 7
;%teffenSen attended the National i
BOY Scout meeting. DR.. S~teffensen's /
lister, Mrs. r. B. Thomas, formerly {
Wheeler, whom they visited, left
week fer Baraboo. Wis. where
he will live. Her husband is en-
there by the Truman Bowen
ompany.
Mrs. l.. B. McClintick and son :
former residents of Glasgow. :
returned to the United States '
y Clipper from Bermuda, where ,
Ir. McClintick is employed, and are :
Mr. McClintick's sister in :
Oklahoma. They are expected in {
next week and may stay
lere for the summer visiting her
listers, Mrs. Clifford Combs and Mrs.
rVing Russell. Their mother, Mrs. !
Erickson, and daughter De-
1ris of Great Falls are expected S
ere for Memorial day for a family !
eunion. {