The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-01-20
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

! Mrs. C. E. Frankforther invite
friends to her home THURSDAY al
: ternoon. Luncheon was served. he
guests were Mrs. Lena Schou, MT
, James Keil, Mrs. Charles Bartf
, Mrs. d. E. Hawbaker. Mrs. Jon
! Rave. Mrs. Arthur Hasbrouck, Mr.
! Otto Useman and Mrs. Georg
Fisher.
Mrs. Raymond Lovebs and Pama
lie Ann left Saturday for North Car
DINA to visit her husband, VINO
in the army.
Edward Tfhista, who is in TIT
army. arrived home Tuesday morn
ing to spend his furlough with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike I1hista
MI. and Mrs. Marvin Milsten, witt
spent two weeks here visiting Mrs
Milsten's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Theodor Aaberg, after they came u
/ attend the funeral of Mr.. Milsten
father, Martin Milsten, returned tt
Bremerton, Wash, Saturday.
d. E. Hawbaker and Arthur Has
brouck were in Havre Saturday t
attend the Farmers Union school
D 1llCN COlllPdll.C q
Richland on their return.
Mrs. Martin Milsten and daugh-
ter Leila, who had been visiting at
the parental home, left Saturday
morning for Portland, where Miss
/ Milsten is employed in office work.
Mrs. Milsten plans to spend several
weeks there. Her son, Serg. Howard
Milsten, who came to attend MS
fathers funeral, left on the same
train for his camp in Florida.
John Rave was taken to the
Deaconess hospital Saturday, suffer
ing with pleurisy and pneumonia
Mrs. Rave and his brother Otto &C
companied him. 1t is expected that
he will return home the last OF this
week.
Mrs. Loren O'Connor and children
of Great Falls arrived several days
ago. MI. O'Connor is the coach al
the high school.
Gordon Bollinger Of Glasgow
assisted at the Sayeway store here
during Elmer hangers absence.
Mrs. Bollinger and Gordon Francis
and David came to visit Mrs. Carl
Bollinger Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Brenden and
Mrs. Edward Bethel Morris visited
at the Ralph Taylor home in
Glasgow Sunday. Mrs. H. H. Bissell
and Mrs. Lee Warren accompanied
them and visited Mrs. l.. V. Podo-
lack.
Milo Stangland drove to Glasgow
the last of the week for his wife
and infant daughter Sandra Ann
who were returning home from the
Deaconess hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Eldridge,
who have been visiting in Chicago
since the first of December, re-
turned home Monday. They were
also in Rochester, MINI.
Mrs. Martin Milsten, her daugh-
ter. Miss Leila, Serg. Howard Mil
stem, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Milsten,
Mrs. Harriet N. Carver and Mrs.
Lena Scholl we're dinner guests at
the c. NJ. Peterson home Friday.
Loren Musgrove came to spend his
furlough with his parents, Mr.. n
Mrs. John Musgrove. He was &C
companied by his wife, who will
make an extended visit here. MIS-.
Musgrove is the former Anne Leu
ches, who was a teacher here.
The Royal Neighbors will meet
Wednesday at the hall for installa-
ton of officers.
Mrs. B. M. Cooley went to Glas-
cow Monday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Frank Cooley, and
daughter. Mrs. Eileen Brown.
Miss Warda Allie OF Glasgow Wis
l--- -fetaV. AHrc AdnnnE T1IaC-
day. Miss Allie also visited her aunt,
Mrs. Charles Alley, in Glasgow. She
Is a Western Union operator at
Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Forbes and
children of Frazer visited Saturday
at the Charles Kegel home.
The Van Guard Home Demon
club is sponsoring a nurses
instruction course under the super
vision of Miss Aagot Liam, county
nurse. 1t will be a series Of three
meetings. The first will be Friday
afternoon, Jan. rs, at the high
ichool building in Room 100. The
public is invited.
The March of Dimes" a pro-
gram sponsored by the infantile
paralysis movement, is being OBJ
erved this year at the Nashua
chool. Monday, Jan 81, is the day
ct, when all school children are
sked to contribute a dime to help
mis- worthy cause. Grade school and
Ugh school students alike are asked
D contribute.
Dale Sewer was in Glasgow Mon
.ay for minor surgery on his ear.
Private Edward Weinmeister came
tuesday morning to spend a short
through at his home here. He re-
urned this morning to Camp At
Ind. He is the son OF MI
nd Mrs. Paul Weinmeister.
Surgical dressing classes are be-
lg resumed today at the Lutheran
lurch basement. All women OF
ashua are asked to support this
work in the same manner they
Id last season.
Mrs. Willard McMurchy and lit
e son of Dillon are guests at the
ONE of her sister, MIS-. c. H. Nc
lain, and VII be here during the
osence of Mrs. McCiain. Nj. and
Irs. Mccain are the parents OF a
aby girl, Peggy Jean, born at the
eaconess hospital at Glasgow Sat
Gay. Jan. 10.