The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-08-24

baking and cooks school at Fort
Riley, Kans.
Miss Clarice Rusher, daughter of
Mr.. n Mrs. Fred Rusher. has
left for the Pacific coast. She will
visit her uncles, Clyde Rusher of
Seattle. Edward Rusher of Port
land, and Mark Rusher of Pendel-
ton, Ore: her aunt. Mrs. D. c.
Hagerty of Vancouver, Wash. and
friends at Bremerton and Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyles re-
turned to Glasgow Wednesday NOR
ming from Spokane. where thew
spent some time. Mr.. BoyleS was a
hospital patient almost five weeks
following an operation. Previously
they had been living near Hamilton.
They are living in Mrs. George w.
Rapp's apartment.
Miss Margaret Dignan will leave
Saturday for Washington. d. c..
where she is employed lin govern
ment service, after spending a va
cation here visiting her mother.
Mrs. Mary E. Dignan. and her bro
ther, Thomas Dignan, and other
relatives. Her mother will eco
pany her as far as Minneapolis,
where she will visit.
Mrs. Richard A. Lake and babv
son David Leon left Saturday after
spending several weeks visiting her
mother. MIS-. Laura Stanley. They
went to Wichita Falls. Texas. where
Mrs. Lakes husband, Master Ser
geant Lake is with the medical
psychological examination unit at
Sheppard field. He expected to
leave there soon for West Point to
be on duty for a short time. Mrs.
Lake and baby went by plane from
Great Falls.
Mrs. r. c.. Schneider arrived this
morning from the east and will re-
main in Glasgow for the duration
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
j. Hooking. Her husband, Captain
Schneider, is now serving with the
Allied armies overseas. Following
her husbands departure for the
front, Mrs. Schneider spent several
weeks visiting friends and relatives
in the east.
Ensign August F. Ibsen arrived
Thursday from New York City.
where he has been an instructor at
the midshipmens school at Column
bia university, to spend a leave
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Ibsen. He left wednesday for
Miami, Fla, where he will receive
further officers training. Mr.. Ibsen,
Ensign IbSen and Miss Lois Ibsen
spent Monday at Plentywood visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Warren Gamas returned Sat-
urdav from Bigfork, where she Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reeser, for the past six weeks, ex-
cept for a week spent at Calgary,
Alta. She was accompanied to CAL
gary by her sister and brother-in-
Dixon. Her children, Nicky and
Nonnie, who accompanied her to
Bigfork. will remain there until
school opens.
Irven Stohl. radioman second
class. arrived Saturday from Nor
folk, Va, to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Stohl. He has been
in the navy 80 months and overseas
for the past 20 months. He has seen
service in the South Pacific and in
the Marianas. He attended Nashua
high school. He will leave Monday.
Miss Norma Stohl, who is employed
at Missoula, came Sunday to be here
her brothers leave.
Lieut. and Mrs. Marcus Hidden
and daughters Colene and Marcia
left Wednesday after spending two
weeks here visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A. Hidden. Mrs. Hidden
ard the children went to Dillon
where Mrs Hidden will teach this
wear. Lieutenant Hidden left for
Tucson. Ariz.. where he will be
stationed. They came from Seattle
where he hos been sewing in the
engineer office of the Aleutian
While in Seattle Mrs.
vas employed at a COM
nunity play center.
Peanut-harvesting machines new
" develOped include one that will