The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-05-14
LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

JACK ROdQa ndd as MS guest over
the Mothers day weekend. his
mother, Mrs. John Rodda of Butte.
The final treatment of diphtheria
toxoid will be given May is at
by General Hospital.
Married on May IL. by the Rev.
R. Prentice, Harry Converse and
Dorothy Jones of Aberdeen, Wash.
Oscar Miller was in town this
week and reported that about four
inches of snow fell in the West
Fisher area Monday.
Saturday Mrs. John Fuller ac-
companied Helen and Dorothy Ras-
mussen, Marion Fuller and Gerald
inc Brewington to KaIspell where
Rev. r. Prentice left Tuesday
noon for Cutbank to be a part of
committee for the examination of
Mr.. Ralph Strong for the ministry.
Libby women will be interested
to note they can purchase 32-piece
dinner sets for only $5.75 at Jaqueth
81 Charnholm's 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Croy and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Katarzy and daughter left Wednes-
day morning for the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pival have re-
ceived word of the birth of a son.
May IL. to their son and daughter
in-law, DR. Paul Pival and Mrs. Pi-
val, at Seattle.
Many delicious articles of food
at the Food Sale next Saturday, the
10th, by Circle B of the Presbyte-
rian church, at Variety Grocery. It
A marriage license was issued
May | in the office of county clerk
of court to Harry E. Converse of
Aberdeen, Wash, and Dorothy E.
Jones of Seattle, Wash.
Numerous Libby persons heard
Norman Risley speak on KHQ in
teTvieW program Sunday Norman
passed examinations for entrance in
to the U. S. navy and left for San
Diego from Seattle.
Wallace H. Litchfield of Seattle
scent the weekend in Troy with
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Thorn Mr..
Litchfield was in Troy attending to
business matters concerning the
Giant Sunrise Mining Co.
Mrs. John S. Day underwent an
operation for a broken hip at the
lockwood clinic in Spokane Satur-
day morning. She is recovering
nicely and will be up on clutches in
about 10 days and can come home
in three weeks time.
Mrs A. E. Nelson received well
come telegram on Mothers Day
from her son, Albert, who is with
the u. S. army. The message dis
closed that he is in Australia qnd
he had arrived safely
- Word has haen = recei4ad rfrAm
Maynard Carlson by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Fred ]. Carlson, that
he has graduated from navy school
and is now petty officer. Carlson.
who enlisted in January, is stationed
at San Diego, Calf
Fred F. Clark, Jr., who has COM
fpleted his junior year at Iowa State
University, Iowa City, Ia, arrived
in Libby Tuesday to spend the sum-
mer vacation with his parents. He
is majoring in economics at the uni
versity.
/ Miss Irene Measure, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
S. A. Measure, for the last few
weeks, has returned to her studies
at Northwestern Business College
in Spokane.
Mrs. Annie Foster left Thursday
for Spokane where she underwent
special surgery at the lockwood
clinic. She was accompanied to
Spokane by Mrs. Dave Foster and
her two small daughters, Arlene
and Nancy, who are also staying in
Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Daugharty
recently received word that their
son, Gordon ]. Daugharty, had been
transferred from San Diego to the
IT, S. Naval Hospital at Pensacola.
Fla. Gordon, who is in the medicaf
corps, u. S. navy, writes that he
likes his work tremendously. He
says that their quarters at Pensa-
cola are ultra modern.
Roscoe Garrison reports that re-
ceipt of scrap metal has dropped
OFT little lately, something that
both he and the government regret
to see. Garrison says that he is 60
ing to ship out a carload Of scrap
cast iron Saturday and urges all
who may be thinking of bringing in
any scrap to get it there in time
for this shipment
The advance First Aid course for
civilian defense was completed this
week. Among those who will re-
ceive certificates for successfully
finishing the course are: Mrs. Frank
Baney, Mrs. Bill Baenen, Mrs. Lloyd
Burpee, Mrs. G. Daugharty, Mrs.
Don Orr, Miss Doris Gass, Miss
Ethel Glass;, Mrs Bernard Schlumm,
Mrs. John Katarzy Jr., and Thomas
Huchala. Miss Angela Huchala was
the instructor.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Richards and
son, Johnny, and Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Nolop spent the weekend in Mis-
soula. Mr.. and Mrs. Richards visited
their son, Dick, who is at the uni
versity. Dick recently passed inspec-
ton on the completion of G. A. A.
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