The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-11-02

eral days 10 visit Mr.. Friedl's sister,
Mrs. j.. F. Orednick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Cloves have
received word that their son Henry
is now an apprentice seaman sta
toned at Camp Peters. Farragut,S
Idaho.
Mrs. Ted Parker and son. Ted.
Mrs. A. L. Blair. Miss Gladys Stew
ems and Leslie Kinzell Jr. spent
Thursday at the hot water plunge
at Saco.
Mrs. Louie DeCrevel and son
John of Great Falls came Saturday
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F. Kirwan n her sister, Mrs.
Dorothy Vertz.
Carl Putt, who is employed in the
shipyards in Seattle, arrived Thurs
day morning from Minneapolis,
where he had visited, and left Tues
day morning for Seattle.
Mrs. T. H. Markle is visiting at
Long Beach, Calf, having been
called by the illness of her mother.
Mrs. Sarah Woods, who expected to
have a surgical operation.
MI. and Mrs. Jess Angstman Jr.,
have moved into the former Gordon
Vallandigham home at 914 Second
avenu south. The home has been
purchased by J.. A. Holland.
CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS
Assorted boxes of 20 with en-
yelopes. S1.00 at the Courier Office.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. William Brost
and Miss Theresa Brost of Nashua
were in Glasgow Thursday. They
expected to leave Saturday for
Seattle to spend the winter.
Lyle Garden. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Garden of Fort Peck, and a navy
Viz student at Carroll college.
Helena, arrived Monday to visit. He
will return to Helena Saturday.
Miss Ella Grayson who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
GraySon, and her sister Gwen in
Glasgow the past month, left for
Havre Tuesday afteroon.
Mrs. B. j. Woods and two sons.
Ben and Michael, are visiting her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Bernard Haas
of Pittsburg, who has been i'll. Mrs.
Woods will return in about two
Corp Harry Rybock. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Rybock of Glas-
gov, who has been stationed at Will M
mington, Del, has been trans
to Fort Belvoir, Va, to an 10
engineer officer candidate school.
Mrs. A. l.. Schuster and little al
granddaughter Of Mclaughlin Fl
Heights, Wash, who were in Glas- We
yow last week for business and Wis
ting. left for home Wednesday
morning. P;
Flying Officer Ellis Jennings, who
las been receiving ~fOur-engine pilot 10
raining at Las Vegas, Nevada, air. III
ield, arrived Tuesday to visit his
'ather, N. L. Jennings, on his way
o a base near Lincoln, Neb. He ne
will leave this week end. at
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hanel and son,
Gray, of Glendive were guests Sun Fe
at the home of Mrs. Hanel's
PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pur-
lett. Mrs. Hanel's sister, Mrs. Dan no
;tredwick, and son, Marlin, re-
urned to Glendive with them to
isit a week.
Mrs. Victoria Puchalla has received
yord from her daughter, Betty PUG so
Ialla, that she is now employed in a no
ecretarial position in Seattle. She is
haring an apartment with Bernetha
and Bernice and Lois Ar vi
old. all former Valley county girls
mployed in Seattle. w
Serg. Galen Mas arrived Satur-
ay from a Tennessee camp to spend
furlough here with his wife and
ther relatives. His mother, Mrs. j. me
Wheatley, arrived Sunday from 6l-
Wash. to visit here dur tn
1g his stay. His brother, Bill Mas A.
t Kalispell, arrived Monday to -
pend a week here. =
Mrs. A. M. Hopkins and daughter,
lrs. A. L. Blair, left Monday morn
1g for Crosby, N. D., to attend fun
raj services Tuesday for Mrs.
hopkins brother. Tom Feeney. So,
Tho died suddenly Saturday after
heart attack. Mrs. Blair returned
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Hopkins
emained there. Mr.. Feenev left a
life and three small children.
Mrs. Alice Morrison and her
.aughter, Mrs. Art Strande, and
he latter's baby son, have returned
o their home at Bookings, S. D..
.fter spending several weeks in
visiting her son-in-law
nd daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. James
:. McGibney. Mrs. Strandeis huS-
and. Sergeant Strande was home
a furlough from a camp in
Mrs. Mary E. Dignan will go Sat
rday to Great Falls to attend the
DIOCESAN convention of the National
iouncil of Catholic Women Sunday
nd Monday. The national presi-
ent. Mrs. Margaret Maginnes An
elo of New Jersey, will be the fea-
Ired speaker. Mrs. Dignan will
leet Mrs. George Dignan and
IN, who left Coronado, Calf, Tues
for Great Falls. They will re-
Irn with her to Glasgow.
Christmas Cards-S1.00 for assort-
i box of 20 beautiful cards. The
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Blankenburg re-
lrned Saturday from Elroy. Wis,
mere they had been called by the
of his mother, Mrs. Mary
lankenburg, who is now better. His
-other-in-law and sisters, Mr.. and
[rs. Hubert Foster of Pomona,
and Mrs. Emily McCabe of
ollywood, Cilaf., who were also at
Troy. returned with the Blank J
lcurgs to Glasgow and visited here =
Il wednesday morning. The group -
,ent Monday and Tuesday fishing
Fort Peck Lake.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Gordon Vallandig-
and sons, David and Dickie,
# Wednesday afternoon by auto
obile for southern California to
axe their home. Mrs. Vallandig-
ans father, F. G. Chambard, ar
we'd safely at Hollywood, Calf,
flown there from Great Falls
st Thursday. Mrs. Chambard, who