The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-11
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

The Lutheran Ladies Aid met last
Wednesday afternoon at the church
parlors. Mrs. John Rave presided
A gift of SIS was voted to the cancer
control fund. Mrs. George Fisher
gave the lesson On the fifth COM
mandment and the Rev. T. T. Doe
conducted devotionals. An unusually
large group of members and friends
was present. Hostesses were Mrs. d.
j. Meyer, Mrs. T. Maurseth, Mrs.
Otto Lundin and Mrs. Fred Stohl.
Mrs. Nybakken of Minot, N. D.,
visited her daughter, Mrs. Chris
Peterson. She was enroute home
from California, where she spent the
winter visiting at the home of a
daughter.
The surgical dressing hostesses on
Thursday were Mrs. A. H. Buerman
and Mrs. Otto Useman.
Those from Nashua who attended
the music festival at Wolf Point
Saturday were Mrs. H. E. Hill, Mrs.
j. D. Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rave and Jimmie Hill.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Group l
will meet Wednesday at the church
parlors with Mrs. T. Maurseth as
hostess. On the same date Group 2
will meet at the home of Mrs. Jacob
WeinmeiSter.
Mrs. George Kugler was in Wolf
Point Saturday to attend the band
concert and visited her parents.
Mrs. Frank Emerson received
word Sunday that her son Lew was
seriously i'll with pneumonia. She
left Monday for Portland. While
there she will be a guest at the
Frank Zgonc home in Vancouver,
Wash. Mr.. Zgonc was a member of
he Nashua faculty.
Harold Kappes, who was a hos
1ital patient at Glasgow following
INJURIES received when his home
down about a month ago,
vas released from the hospital and
S resting at the H. j. Geer home.
The fire claimed the life of his
mother.
Mrs. Simon Anderson was hostess
o the members of the Vanguard
Tub at her home Tuesday afternoon.
Hiss Iva Holiday, county agent,
ave the lesson on Wartime Food
Problems" Mrs. S. J.. Lebert was
citing president. The members voted
D remember Mrs. Catelle, who has
cen a hospital patient for the past
A dessert luncheon was
erved.
The Homer Loucks family has .
loved to the J.. r. Murphy residence
nd will reside there this summer.
Mrs. c. E. Frankforther and Mrs.
tito Useman were in Glasgow Mon
ay evening to attend the Wilson,
1oore wedding.
Mrs. Lena Scholl had a committee
of the Lutheran Ladies Aid
-roup 2 last Wednesday evening,
hen plans were made for a food
lie Saturday, May 10. at the Com
clubrooms. Serving will be-
in at noon.
Mrs. B. Egosque is assisting at
IRIS. Frank Emerson. Miss Nora
ointer is assistant postmaster, hav-
lg received her appointment several
avs ago.
Edward Tihista, who is in the
my, wrote to his parents, Mr.. and
RS. Mike Tihista, that he was a
lSSenger on a troop train that
lssed through Nashua and Glas-
wv.
d. E. Hawbaker, manager of the
Union elevator, left the first
the week for Peerless, where he
rs farming interests and plans to
there for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. H. HelgeSon received
ord from their son, Hedge L. (Joe)
elgeson, that he had graduated
the naval air technical training
inter- at Memphis, Tenn, about
rec weeks ago and is now seaman
class CARM). He has been
ansferred to the naval air gunners'
hool at Hollywood, Fla, for further
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lee, who
ent the winter in Missoula and