The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-14

they visited his parents, and left
Tuesday for Kelly field, Texas,
where he is stationed.
Private Kenneth Hymer and Pri-
vate Gordon Vallandigham left this
morning for Camp Polk, La, after
spending six days visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hymer
and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Vallan-
digham. They are members of an
an%tiaircraft artillery battalion.
turned Sunday from Minneapolis,
where they Spent five days with
their son Edward. He is a cadet for
army specialized training at the
University of New Hampshire at
Durham, N. H., and came to Min
neapoliS on furlough to meet them.
Mrs. Caroline Jackins will leave
Friday for Seattle where she will
take care of a old friend, Mrs. Lena
Sandvig, whom she knew at Fertile,
MINI. Mrs. Sandvig, who is so, re-
Gently suffered a broken hip. She is
an aunt of H. r. Holland of Gas
gov and lived for a time at Plenty
wood.
Mrs. w. c. Oliver left Saturday
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her sister, Mrs. Art Carlson, who
expected to undergo IN operation.
The Carlsons plan to move to Glas-
gov as soon as she is out of the
hospital and Mrs. Oliver will assist
with the packing. They have rented
the house at 430 Sixth avenue south.
Mrs. r. D. Church returned We'd
nesday from Walla Walla, Wash,
where she attended a family reunion
for her brother, Howard Porter, who
had returned from active service
and was home on a fur
She visited her mother, Mrs.
Edna Porter, at Walla Walla and
an aunt, Mrs. David Brown, in
Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Manson Of
Seattle and Mrs. Marson'S mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hammes of SarleS,
N. D, were guests of Mrs. Hammes'
niece, Mrs. j. w. Peterson, Sunday
and Monday. Mrs. HammeS, whose
husband died in July, will make her
nome in Seattle with her daughter.
Mrs. Manson is the former DeEtte
.ephart, who taught in Glasgow
1 few years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson Bell and
Mr.. Bells daughter, Mrs. A. G.. Neh-
of Shelton, Wash, left Tues
lay after visiting at the home of
Mrs. Bells daughter, Mrs. S. L.
click. Mrs. Bell, who was take i'll
While here had been out of the hos
)ital ten days. Mr.. Bell and his
laughter, who had also visited his
,rother, Henry Bell. at Henry, Ill,
lave been her the past three weeks.
Gerald Murch. gunner, third class,
isited his mother. Mrs. Martin
ichindler. and brother, Vernon
Iurch, Wednesday and Thursday.
Ie was being transferred from
Jacksonville, Fla. where he had
cmpleted a course at the navy on
rational training school, to Seattle,
Or further transfer. He had pre-
completed trainin~ courses
t Farragut, Idaho. Memphis, Tenn,
M Purcell, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Gamas left
his week to visit their son and
aughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Nell
on Gamas, at San Rafael, Calf,
are the parents of a baby
aughter, Carol Lee Emma. born
let. 6. Mr.. and Mrs. Gamas will also
isit their son-in-law and daughter, |
II. and Mrs. Carl Opsahl, and fam
y at Redding. Calf, and Mrs. |
milv Whitbread, the Mark Whit |
read family and Mrs. Grace Weber |
/ GoOding, Idaho.
William Reed, son of Mr.. and |
RS. Charles H. Reed Of Glasgow
10Y a full-time instructor at
massachusetts, Institute of Tech
7logy at Cambridge. He was |
lmerly a graduate assistant. Reed
new devoting all his time to
aching t~rairees in the army
ecialist training program in the
ED Of chemical engineering. His
search in advanced organic chem
try recently was published in the
urnal of the American Chemistry
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Dorothy Peterson Of Oak
nd Calf. arrived Sunday morning
visit her father. Charles
arshall, who is a patient at the
'aconess hospital. Mrs. Peterson
a former resident of Glasgow
er husband. the late Alfred
'terson, was a brother of Charles
Peterson and was in partnership
N him in the furniture and
Idertaking business more than
years ago. She came to Glasgow
rdav from Peoria. Ill. where she
ut to attend a family reunion,
Iich her father expected to attend.
{ was prevented nv illness