The Glasgow courier., 1944-07-13
OPHEIM

Second Lieut.. Alfred Grim, VIII
: graduated at Pecos, Texas, spent on
day visiting at the Martin Grin
home last week. From here he lef
for Roswell, N. M, to enter fligh
training for four engine bomber
Alfred has been in training for II
months
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richardson anc
Mrs. L. Ore were Glasgow callers
Wednesday.
Those who held a picnic at the
Herman Mittelstadt place Tuesday
were Mr. and Mrs. Chet Burroughs
Mr.. and Mrs. John Redfield, Ray
Watterud and family, the Guy Bur-
roughs family, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Redfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Jen-
ningS, Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Jennings
and Mrs. Mckee of Glasgow.
Chris Larson is again employed by
the Farmers Union as carpenter at
the hardware store
Knute Volden is working at the
Berger Akre place.
Pete Gels was in town Monday
/ Warrant Officer and Mrs. Dean
Padgett returned to Kearney, Neb.,
Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs. Ed
/ Schooler. All have visited at the
John Padgett home and with other
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Sullivan and
family were business callers here
Saturday.
Hubert Arneson writes his mother,
Mrs. Amanda Arneson, that he is
now employed in a lumber mill in
Seattle. He attended a parade in
which his brother, Johnnie Arneson
of a navy officers training unit,
took part. 1t was held for inspection
by the honored guest, Lieut.. General
Vandergrift, commander of the ma
rine corps. A mock invasion was
staged.
Ensign johnson of Hawaii, who
was here to visit his wife and baby
daughter, left for camp again Sat
urday. This was the first furlough
of any length he had had in five
years.
The Rev. and Mrs. Carl Hines and
baby and others left the first of the
week to attend an Assembly of God
Bible camp near Livingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Telford en-
tertained at an o'clock dinner on
Tuesday. Guests were the Norris
Opheim family, Pfc. and Mrs. N. FL
occhi, Mrs. Glen Alverson and
daughter Glenna and A. S. Opheim !
Young people of Opheim staged a
dancing party at the Legion hall
Saturday in honor of Barbara Kelly, |
who left Monday for Minneapolis,
where she is employed
Mrs. D. T. st. John and family .
took Mrs. Ida Nelson and Mrs. Carl |
Andres to Fort Peck on a sight
seeing tour before the two women
left for their home in Minneapolis
Friday All were guests at the Roy
Paul home Wednesday evening. Bar
bara Kelly also was in the group.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ackers and
Mrs. Al Wangrud and son Ronnie
were Scobey callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stellflug, Mar
celia, Meta and George Zimmerman
and James Westby were at the As
Sask., sports day celebra-
ton last week.
Fourth of July guests at the Jor-
gen IsakSon home numbered AZ peo-
pie, who celebrated with dinner and
supper and made ice cream.
Corp. Ingvold Isakson is again in
the hospital, this being the third
time.
Private Oscar Isakson will attend
school at San Bernardino, Calf, for
16 weeks
Marie Hjelter, nurse in the Glas-
gov Deaconess hospital, was busi +
ness caller in Opheim between bus
stops Wednesday.
Corp. Theron Risa of Camp Adair,
Ore, arrived Wednesday for a few
days furlough at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Thea Risa of Opheim.
He accompanied the Holland brothers,
Franklin and Ronnie of Glasgow, to
Opheim Wednesday.
Bud Opheim, with the merchant |
marine, at last contacted his father,
A. S. Opheim, this week, having been .
out OF communication with him for .
more than year. But writes that he .
was married in June. His address is
still Seattle. His bride is the former .
Vivian Sorger of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Sweo were .
Opheim callers Monday. Mrs. Sweo .
received a communication from her /
Jack Kent, who is with the .
navy. He stated the invasion in
France was the fourth invasion in
which he had taken part. He has
oeen overseas two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole FoSsum were
business callers Monday.
Mrs. Howard Swenson and Mrs.
Clarence Kravik of Richland were
Opheim callers Sunday.
Mrs. John Macarthur and chill
1ren of Saskatoon, Sask., who Wis
ted Mrs. MacArthur's sister, Mrs
Norton Bergstrom and family, were
taken to Rock Glen, Sask., Friday
oy the Norton Bergstrom family,
where all visited until Sunday with
'elativeS there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Balm and
laughter Judy were Sunday supper
quests at the j. Stein home.
Susan Holte, daughter of the Rev.
and Mrs. E. B. Holte. observed her