Laurel outlook., 1944-10-18
TREWIN


Miss Lucille Harding and Miss
Frances B~eslanowitch left for Bill
lings last week where they enrolled
in the Eastern Montana normal
school for the coming term. Both
are graduates of the Park City high
school class of IA.
Mrs. Kenneth Shay and son Nor
man were dinner guests at the
Grubs home Sunday.
A very pleasant afternoon was
spent at the Trewin school house
Sunday when Mrs. Casper Harding
entertained a number of relatives
and friends at a shower for Miss
Leona Boehm who will become the
bride of Herman Herring in the
near future. Singing and games
occupied the afternoon hours after
which lunch was served. Those who
attended or sent gifts were Mrs.
Dan Schoessler, Mrs. Burnley, Mrs.
Ralph Mitchell, Mrs. Carl Harding
and Mrs. Bert White of Billings,
Mrs. Art Schoessler of Los Angeles,
Calf, Miss Ray Wagner and Miss
Penny Wagner of Portland, Ore,
Mrs. John Boehm and son Erwin of
Dickinson, N. D., Mrs. Philip Bosch,
Mrs. Frank Wagner from Laurel,
Mrs: George Sparks, Mrs. Joe
Thatcher, Mrs. Mike Beslanowitch,
Mrs. Joe Munoz, Mrs. Sally Har-
dung, Mrs. Lucia Bongiani, Mrs.
Victor Michael, Mrs. A. L. Grubs,
Mrs. Frank Kappel, Mrs. Joe Kap-
pei of this vicinity, Mrs. Kenneth
Shay of Hawthorne, Mrs. Jake Ben
ner and Mrs. John Harding of Park
City, Betty Benner, Mary and Bon :
ME Thatcher, Lila Robertus, Alma /:
Bongiani, Betty Jean and Frances
B~eslanowitch, Lucille and Fay Hard +:
ing and Iris and Marian Gebo. :
Mrs. Kenneth Boyce and son :
Bobby who spent several months at :
the coast visiting Mr.. Boyce who is :
in the navy, returned home recently :
and were visiting Mrs. Boyce's +:
mother, Mrs. Lucia Bongiani Sun :
day. :
Jess Keefer of Mott was calling :
on friends here Sunday. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert White of Blue
Greek spent Sunday with Mr.. and :.
Mrs. George Sparks. y
A farewell party was held at the
Trewin school house Friday night 1
honor of Tony Bongiani and AL 81
bert Robertus who expect to enter 81
he armed services in the neal flu q
.ure. A large crowd was in at
,endance and a good time is re-
ported. y
Mr.. and Mrs. George T.. Sparks,
Tom Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs. William
<illebrew and children Claude and l.,
Nary, and Charles Grubs were q,
suests Monday evening at the Mich
lel Tipps home in Laurel. Vi
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Harding and in
amily of Billings were visiting at fir
he Godfred Harding home Sun orc
ee
Paul Bongiani narrowly escaped
broken leg last week when his on
ractor pinned him against a fence u
'ost. The tractor was in gear and
Vhen he cranked it, it became I'M tn
manageable. an
Miss Leona Boehm who has been
guest at the Casper Harding -
ONE for several weeks, left Tues -
ay for San Diego, Calf, where .
he expects to become the bride of :
Harding, eldest son of Mr..
Mrs. Harding, who is in the
S. navy stationed at San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Webb of Lau- :.
Ell called at the Grubs home Thurs i
ay evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Grubs and
lrs. Kenneth Shay and son Nor Y
IAN of Hawthorne were business
in Billings Friday. i
A. L.. Grubs was numbered
mong the sick several days this
eek. r;
Mrs. Kenneth Shay and son Nor N
an spent Sunday at the Grubs 1
)me. b.
Joe and Frank Kappel, Willis p
uinn, Joe Herold, Franz Peter and es
'hnny Eisenman left Saturday on W
deer hunting expedition in the Is
ystic Lake vicinity. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Shulz of y
orth Dakota are visiting Mrs. l,
lultz' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick On
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kappel and re
r. and Mrs. Frank Kappel were I l,
Billings Friday visiting Charlie VI
rebel who was very ill. m
Louie Beslanowitch, son of Frank rs
slanowitch who resides south of
urel, was visiting the KappeI
miles Wednesday. He is on fnr-
from the North Pacific where v
has been stationed for two and y
half years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Herold and
nily spent Sunday evening at the
Peter home. L