The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-02
Observation-Disclosures
EUREKA
Eureka Nuggets


another war fund drive will not
be put on in 1912 or '43 in the Red
Cross and the usual Roll Call WILL
be held,
Mrs. Ben Frost arrived last Tues
day from Missoula where she had
been visiting friends. Mrs. Frost
will make her home in Eureka
while her husband is in the serv-
ice.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Griffith of
Whitefish were seen on our streets
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Thresher and
Patricia spent several days in Mis-
soula last week on business
Mrs. Geo. Peters has purchased
the Zeller place in Fortine and Mrs
Elizabeth Zeller has purchased the
Peters place in Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Green and
children of Libby spent the week
end here.
Word has been received that Billy
Benson. who was confined in the
hospital at Great Lakes Naval
Training School, has returned to
duty. While in the hospital. Billy
had the pleasure of having Forrest
Roholt as a "neighbor" Billy will
go into the Aviation Radio school
as soon as he has completed his
preliminary training.
Jack Soldering left Sunday for
Alameda, Calf, where he will en-
ter Aviation Radio school, being one
of ten chosen from $50 for this
study Mr.. and Mrs. Manley Match.
EFT and Miss Marjorie Keith took
Jack to Missoula Sunday where he
took the bus.
Clyde Pike left Friday from Sc
attic for Kodiak. Alaska
Jack Bruce Kramer of Browning.
former resident here, has joined
the coast guards.
Everett Scott is again back at
work in the shipyards after spend
ing week in the hospital Everett
is taking night school radio work.
Mr., and Mrs, James Carey
brought Joe Peltier home Monday
evening.
Webb Carey was uu Tuesday
from Kalispell and made delivery
for use at tie mill and ranch.
The three young men who left
here last week for the army were
returned due to physical disability
Robert Copp was refused because
of asthma. Richard Waller for her
MIA, and Vernon Harwood because
of cataract on one eye.
Mrs. Frank Salter is again at
home after completing a short term
of school at Stonehill.
Word has been received from
Miss Nan Wheelihan that her moth
er is near death. Miss Wheelihan
was called home last week from her
work. here as instructor in English
at L. c. H. S.
Mrs Emil Johnson left Wednes-
day for her home in California, her
son, Clifford, being greatly i'm
proved
A special sunrise service by the
young peoplelof the Baptist church
will be held Easter morning at 7
o'clock at th4 church followed by
a breakfast. The regular Easter
service will be at II o'clock
The r. NJ A. sewing circle met
Friday afternoon at the home Of
Alice Price. with Frances Drake as
sistant hostess. After the business
session, a delicious lunch was
served
Holy Communion and sermon will
be held at st. Michael and All An
gels on Easter evening at o'clock.
Guild will meet on Friday, April
10, with Mrs. w. S. Gibbons with
Roll Call on the March Quiz" from
Forth,
The Rev. L. Walter Greer re-
turned last week from an extended
trip into Nebraska where he held
services at several places. 1t is
pleasing to learn that Mr.. Greer
has decided to stay in Eureka rath-
er than accept call to Nebraska.
On his return trip he stopped off
IN Billings for service and reports
that the Rev A. j. Stuart, who
has been very Ill, has gone to Cal
ifornia with his son in hope that
the change may prove beneficial.
Mr.. Stuart will be kindly remem-
bered here by many who hope for
his recovery.
Mrs. Anna Teel arrived Sunday
from Spokane for a week with Mrs
Lloyd West and family.
With the buttercups and crocuses
coming out and garden blowing be-
gun, we feel that spring is here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl E. Kampfe,
who were called to Galen where
their daughter Darlene, underwent
a serious operation, report that she
is doing nicely A part of one
lung was removed and it is now
hoped a complete recovery will be
possible. 21
Mrs. Ivan Schermerhorn and Mrs.
Rudy Peck spent Sunday with their
husbands at Deane, Wash.
Mrs. ]. T. Schermerhorn was a
Kalispell visitor over Sunday
Hospital Notes
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Clark on March 20.