The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-29
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

The Lutheran Ladies Aid Group
met with Mrs. B. Stenbakken Wed
nesday afternoon. Group 2 was enter
tanned by Mrs. j. Martin at tn,
church parlors. Mrs. Mabel Mile
of the Montana Power compan,
gave a talk at both meetings on thu
care of electrical appliances.
Orval Holmquist, who has been il
Bowman, N. D., to attend the fun.
eral of his father, came last weel
for a few days visit at the D. B
Mckee home. He left SATURDAY. fol-
Seattle where he is employed.
Mrs. j. L. Mitchell spent Easter
at the home of Mrs. Forrest Smith
in Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Hill and FAM
lily and Mrs. Emil Reimche and Ell
don were Saturday guests of Mrs
John Brogan.
Ray Hassler, who had been in
Portland for two months, returned
home last Wednesday and will as
sist his father, George -Hassler, with
farm work.
The surgical dressing classes were
served last week by Mrs. George r,
Nicol and Mrs. j. D. Irwin in the
afternoon and in the evening bv
Mrs. Ben Dykstra and Mrs. Carl
Bollinger.
Mrs. Carl Bollinger and Betty
Jean were guests at the G.. E. Boil
linger home in Glasgow Saturday.
Mr.. Bollinger drove here with them
Sunday.
Mrs. Dean Bruce and Dorothy left
Monday for Wagner to visit Mrs.
Bruce's parents. Later they will 90
to Wisconsin. Mrs. Bruce has been
operating the Nashua hotel since
last fall.
Dale Sewer left Tuesday morning
for Los Angeles to visit his sisters.
Mrs. Orval Golphnee and Mrs. Ste
phen Golphnee. Eroute he stopped
at the home of another sister. Mrs.
Kenneth Coday. He will engage in
defense work.
A committee meeting was held
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Elmer Hanger to plan for serv-
the Junior = senior high school
banquet Friday evening.
Mrs. j. A. Trivers of Spokane
of Mrs. C. E. Frankforther
came Sunday morning to attend the
.uneral of Mr.. Frankforther.
Maxine Lebert, Alice Berg and
Lila Cheney went to Glasgow on
Tuesday to take civil service ex-
limitations. S. j. Lebert drove there
With them.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. McLain and PATSY
ann drove to Poplar Sunday and
listed at the Chester Baker home,
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. j. Geer, and Mer-
.olth and Bud drove to Vida Sun
to visit.
The Paul Dotson family moved
o Lambert the last of the week.
Where Mr.. Dotson will engage in
arming. He has been there for the
asst month and returned here Sat-
rday for his family. Donna -Dotson
5 staying at the H. j. Geer home
ntil the close of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orris Ouren and
ieorgtne of Opheim came to spend
with their daughter. Mar
me, who attends grade school here.
hey were guests at the George
home.
Gene Brandt, who completed his
leSel course at a school near Chica-
arrived Saturday morning and
1T for his home north of town.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will be
1tertained Wednesday. Nav S. at
church parlors by Mrs. Otto
undin. Mrs. D.. j. Meyer, Mrs. Fred
and Miss Thorben Maurseth.
Miss Cora Mae Packer, who is
acher north of Brockton, spent the
eek end with her sister, Mrs.
harles Kegel. Mr.. Kegel drove
lere with her Monday morning.
Mrs. o. E. Camburn spent the
eek end at the j. M. Sholtus home.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. AlSberg and
lmily drove to Vida Sunday to
,end the day visiting.
Francis Hauer and brother Charles
Poplar. visited at the homes of
Ralph Burger and Theodor
aberg Friday. He has enlisted in
le air forces and left Sunday for
'rtland, to be assigned from there.
e is the oldest son of Mr.. and
rs. Chris Hauer, former residents.
Bert Kennison of Portland. Ore,
last week for a short visit to
tend to business affairs.
Mrs. Grace Corey. who spent the
inter- in Minneapolis, returned.
Mrs. H. r. Hawbaker of Peerless
Tuesday to visit at the home
her son, D. E. Hawbaker.
The Nashua Boy Scout troop, |
larles Kegel and Byron Ulvestad,
1utmasters, have proclaimed Sat-
day, May l, as city cleanup day. !