The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13

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mic at Lloyd Bower place Sunday,
Aug. is. 1t
The Local Clerks Union meeting
will be held at 7.30, August ~ at
the Moose hall. lZ-l3
Miss Mary Boyle is here from
Spokane visiting with friends and
relatives.
Howard Turner recently returned
to Libby and has taken employment
at the sawmill.
The Lions Club is planning pic
mic outing and chicken dinner at
Savage lake Sunday night.
Mrs. Red Jefferies and son Of
Casper, Wyo., are here visiting at
the Gordon Cornell home. Mrs. JEFF
ferries is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornell
| Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Sturm moved
from Troy to Libby Friday to make
their home here. Mr.. Sturm is now
employed in the office of the J.
Neils Lumber Co.
Mrs. ]. w. Jewell returned to
her home in KaIispell Monday ev-
ening with DR.. F. H Keller after
visiting here for month at the
home of her son, Calvin, and fam
lily, and with other old friends.
Merrill Tester returned Saturday
from a student fire camp Of the
Forest Service near Thompson
Falls, where he had been stationed
during the past several weeks as
one of the instructors.
Three more Libby boys have en-
rolled in the defense trade school
| at Helena-Tom Brinton, George
Earle and William MeGrew. Brin-
ton and McGrew have enrolled for
welding courses and Earle will take
drafting.
| Miss Wanda Mouar, Miss Myrna
| Peterson and Miss Dot Ledum left
for Missoula Wednesday. Wanda,
1 whose home is in Missoula, had
been visiting friends here for the
past week The other girls are re-
turning the visit.
! Mrs. Johno Coultas and daughters.
Sue Emma and Beth, and Mrs An
ma BallWeg of St. Louis, Mo. ar
rived here Tuesday to spend the
week visiting at the c. K Spauld
ling home. Mrs. Coultas is cousin
Of Mrs. Spaulding's.
Mrs. ]. II. Shellmer and daughter,
Ernestine. of Milwaukee, Wis. ar
rived Friday noon from Cedar Pines
| Park. Calf, where they We're the
guests of Prince Mozumdar At Mo
zumdar Lodge for a month Whlle
here they visited at the T a. Stau-
dacher home. The ladies are coa
sins of Mrs. Fagerberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dyer and
twins. Robert and Roberta Of Mo
desta, Calf. spent Wednesday and
Thursday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ].
A. COPYRIGHT on Rainy Greek. The
two ladies were school mates and
this was their first meeting IN "A
4 years. Mr.. Dyer is Dean Of Activi-
ties in the Modesto College.
Circle A Of the Presbyterian
church met Friday, the 7th at the
home of Mrs. Fleetwood Nine mem
|
The afternoon was spent tying a
comforter for one of the missionary
. fields. A delicious lunch was
served by the hostess at 4.30 and a
nice plate offering was received.
The annual lawn dinner given
Tuesday night by the ladies Of the
Catholic church on the lawn Of the
Elmer Switzer, ST., home, proved
most successful in every way The
dinner was excellent the patronage
was all that could be expected, and
the shady lawn provided an ideal
setting for the numerous groups
who gathered and visited at the
close of what had been rather hot
day.
The showing last night at ST
Johns Lutheran church Of the
movie, THE Power Of God" was a
powerful demonstration of the pow
err of true religion working in the
/ hearts and minds of everyday peo-
pie Technically the picture was
we'll produced. The adting was
good, the photography was clear,
and the sound was very satisfactory.
The church was filled with an in
terested audience.
Mrs. Harold Burrows and small
son, Jack, recently came TO Libby
from their home in San Francisco
for visit with her mother, Mrs. Ned
Joughin, and brother, Carlton
Joughin. She left Wednesday night
for San Francisco upon word from
her husband that he had been called
to report Immediately at Miami,
Fla, for service in the L. S. air
corps. She will return to Libby
| and will reside here with Mrs.
Joughin for the present