The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-08-31
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

The Royal Neighbors met las
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Warren Q
Glaede of Minneapolis, an out-of-
town member, was present during
the social hour. HostesSes were Mrs
D. B. Mckee and Mrs. George
Fisher.
Miss Beulah Tihista, who has been
in Seattle for several months, en-
ployed in an office of the Boeing
company, returned home Friday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre
Tihista. She has enrolled in the ca
Diet nurse corps and will leave tor
Bozeman in September. She will be a
student at the DeaconeSS hospital
in Great Falls. $50.
Hedge (Joe) Helgeson. who is with
the navy and has been in training
at Miami, Fla, returned home to
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hedge
Helgeson, and expects to leave Sun
day morning for San Diego, Calf.
His brother, James Helgeson, who
has been employed at Fairview this
summer, returned home last week
to visit him.
Miss Esther Rave, who spent her
vacation in Vancouver, Wash, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zgonc,
returned home Saturday. She has
been continuing clarinet studies I'M
der the supervision of Mr.. Zgonc.
He is former band instructor in
Nashua.
Mrs. Frank Emerson, her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Russell Aldridge, and Mrs.
Ray Johnson visited at the home OF
Mrs. Blanche Grotjan in Glasgow
Sunday.
Pfc. Warren C. Glaede arrived
Monday morning to visit for a week
at the George Fisher home. He is a
senior medical student at the Uni
versity of Minnesota. Mrs. Glaede,
who has been visiting five weeks at
the Fisher home, will return with
him to begin duties as teacher in
the Blake school in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Leona Larsen of Watford
City, N. D., spent the week end here
at the home of her sister, Mrs. D. B.
Mckee.
Mrs. o. L. Hagen went to Willis
ton, N. D, Sunday, where she spent
the day visiting her cousin, Mrs. c.
M. Sathar. Betty Ann Sathar ac-
companied her home to spend a few
days at the Hagen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Ouren and
Betsy and Dickie of Wild Rose, N.
D., were here for several days and
left Sunday for that place to make
their home. They will live on a farm.
D. B. Mckee drove there with a
.oad of their household goods.
Mrs. Raymond Luebs and daugh-
Ter Parable Ann, who have been in
North Carolina, where her husband,
5erg. Luebs, had been stationed, re-
home last week. She also Wis
ted in Fargo and Wild Rose, N. d.
She recently received word from the
var department that her husband
lad suffered an injury to his left
lrm, July IS, in the fighting in
france.
Clifford Stohl, who completed his
lavy boot training at Farragut,
returned home Tuesday to
pend his leave at his home here.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will be
Entertained by Group l Wednesday
It the church parlors.
Mrs. Elmo ROUGH and Jeanne and
Mark of Grand Coulee, Wash, are
,uests at the Robert Rave home.
They had been visiting in Hamburg,
Y. D., and are enroute home.
Mrs. M. c. Johnson of Minot, N.
J., a sister of ROLAND Erb, and his
mother, Mrs. Dora Erb, came last
week for a visit. Mrs. johnson re-
.urned home but Mrs. Erb remained
.or a longer visit.
Miss Ruth Davis returned home
Monday morning from a several
weeks visit at Kuna, Idaho, and at
Grants Pass, Ors., where she visited
Mrs. Paxton Castleberry, formerly
Glasgow resident. Miss Davis will
each at the Bjorklund school in the
Nashua district this year.
Mrs. Ben Gordon. and Gary of
)swego came the first of the week