Laurel outlook., 1944-11-22
PARK CITY

school band, with a committee OF
Allen Lierow, Mrs. John Eisenman
and Mrs. R. w. Davis to plan for
play or program to raise funds
for benefit for the band. En-
tertainment was in charge of Mrs.
Sam Flood. Hostesses were Mrs.
Conrad Mehling, Mrs. Emil Kober
and Mrs. Fred Meinhardt
The Garden club was entertained
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. j.
w. Corwin as hostess. Following
the business meeting Mrs. H. d.
Tompkns had a program on Hardy
Chrysanthemums." A round-table
discussed culture and names of early
hardy chrysanthemums.
The Youths Fellowship group
were guests of the Billings group
at a roller skating in Billings
Thursday evening. Miss Ellen Ware
and Miss Mary Eta Whitmyer ac
companied the group to Billings.
The mothers of the band members
sponsored a dance at the gymnas
ium Saturday night. A large crowd
attended and a very good time was
reported. Music was furnished by
the Cole Sisters and V. Daniels.
Honoring her son Arnold on his
18th birthday, Sunday, Nov. 10,
Mrs. Levin Kober entertained at
Harmony hall schoolmates, relatives
and friends at an afternoon party.
Games were played and singing en-
joyed after which lunch was served
by Mrs. Kober.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Nelson of
Broadview spent Saturday night and
Sunday at their home in Park City.
Terry Sands, three-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sands under
went an emergency operation for a
ruptured appendix Saturday. There
was slight improvement Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Oliver returned Tues |
day from Billings where she had |
been for some time. Her daughter |
Mrs. Chester Wallace and daugh-
,er Nadine of Billings accompanied
Ter home for the day.
Mrs. A. M. Bachanz and Mrs.
Herman Wolf attended the Lutheran
Missionary Society in Columbus
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. George Smith entertained
he members of the Tuesday Guild
It the home of her mother, Mrs.
,. w. Roberts, Tuesday.
j. w. Corwin returned Friday
light from Helena where he spent
hree days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sorenson
nd two daughters, Arlene and Ruth
f Bozeman, came Friday night and {
emained until Sunday with Mr..
orenson's sister, Mrs. R. w. Davis
nd family. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
1artin were also guests at the
'avis home Sunday.
Mrs. John Altice and grandson
Ohm Suter returned Tuesday from !
ombard where they spent several
ays. /
Mrs. Ella Johnson of Bozeman
# Tuesday for her home after i
pending several days with her sis
r, Mrs. Martha Spry. Her daugh- q
r-in-law Mrs. Edgar Johnson of :
filings and son Lieut.. Edgar john
N, Jr., of Arkansas, came for her
I'd she accompanied them to BoZe-
an. L
Sgt. Charles McManus of Laurel
i'd who has been in India, has been s
visitor at the home of his sister, n
rs. Thomas Story and family. !,
Mrs. E. E. Peck entered a Bill =
lgs hospital Wednesday and under l
mt a gall stone operation on the
lowing Monday. o
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Mueller of o.
ysham spent last week end at the
me of Mr.. and Mrs. John Eisen- r,
IN. al
David Wagner left the middle of "
: week for Farragut, Ida, to be- 7,
1 his training. David is the fourth q
4 of Joe Wagner to enter the =, "a
vice. b
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Guse of
eycliff spent the weat at the
me of Mrs. Guse's parents, Mr.. A
i Mrs. John Kinney. Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lierow Ii,
INT a couple days during the nj
elk with their daughter Mrs. 81 81
'yd French and family in Bill ~
gs.
drs. Wann Wilkerson left We'd 49,
'day for her home in Oakland, Z!
lif., after spending several days WI
the R. w. Davis home. of
Mrs. E. H. Wells left Thursday ar
an indefinite visit at the home in
relatives at South Haven, Mich. re
Sgt. Austin Kinney came the first -,
the week from st. Petersburg, W,
=, to sspend his furlough with Oh
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ
lney and family. tie
1rs. M. L. Dunsworth attended
funeral of her cousin, Fred Liv= in,
ood, in Hardin, Wednesday. he
lev. A. M. Bachanz returned the of
of the week from Valparaiso, % 90
:, where he had been attending oo'
Meeting connected with the Luth- SCI
n church.
he Red Cross sewing society 52
shed number of hospital bed ha
zets, bath robes, and wheel sir
ir robe during the week. Fifty
on kit bags came from Columbus an
are being worked on Monday thi
,rnoon. 5o,
[r. and Mrs. Charles Ketchum of '-'
rene, Ore, have been guests of -
and Mrs. Ray Huntley and Mrs. g
lie Ketchum.
Ir. and Mrs. Harry Williams of :
kane came Thursday and are
limo Of tho home of Mrs Will