Laurel outlook., 1944-09-06
X. III. PearSall Dies
OF Heart Ailment

hospital, where he was taken three
weeks before following a heart at
tack.
He was born in Troy, Iowa, Nov
26, 1881, a son of Mr.. and Mrs
Calvin Pearsall. Dec. 25, 1901, he
married Mabel Elma Grimstad anc
lived in Iowa until 1914, when they
came to Montana to homestead near
Fishtail. In 1920 he went to work
for the Monarch Lumber company
and was employed at Comanche,
Broadview, Shelby and Richey. The
family moved to Park City in 1923
where he had since been employed
by Thompson Yards, Inc. Mrs.
Pearsall died in May 1941 at her
home, following several months ill
ness.
Mr.. Pearsall is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Harold Beeman of
B~roadview; three sons, Harlan Pear
sail of Salem, Ore; Pvt. Stanley
Pearsall of Truax Field, Madison,
Wis, and Staff Sgt. David Pearsall
of Camp Butler, N. c.; a sister, Mrs.
Elmira Humphrey of Floris, Iowa;
a brother. Sherman Pearsall of Wal
lace, Ida, and IL grand children.
Funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon, Sept. g., at 8 o'clock
at the high school gymnasium with
Rev. M. j. Wilcox pastor of the
Laurel and Park City Methodist
churches, in charge of the services.
Misses Phyllis Eastlick, Juanita and
Mary Altice and Alice Harding, ac-
companied by Mrs. Harry Sands,
sang "Have l Done My Best" and
"The Lord Is My Shepherd" Pail
bearers were II. d. Tompkins, Will
liam Lierow, S. T. Flood, Louis Ger
ard, c. B. Strong and Rolla John
son. Interment was in the Park
City cemetery.
The Park City school opened Sept.
5 with the following teachers: R.
G. Bolin will begin his third year
as superintendent; Miss Florence
Won Ehrenkrook of Denver will have
charge of the home economics
classes and chemistry; Basil Heleg-
sen will be commercial teacher; Miss
Rosa Eisenman, junior high and
band instructor; Miss Mary Eta
Whitmyer of Billings will teach the
fifth and sixth grades; Miss Hulda
Boelter of Harlowton, third and
fourth grades. and Miss Ellen
Stuhlreiter of Libby, first and sec
ond grades.
Merle Fallen and family who
have been living in one of the E.
V. Wallace properties for several
months, sold his household goods at
a public sale Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fallom and children
and Mrs. Mabel Cattermole and son
Delbert of Cherokee, Iowa, left
Thursday for Cherokee, where they
will reside. Mrs. Cattermole and
had been guests at the Fallom
home for two weeks.
Mrs. j. l.. Daggert left Monday
for her home in Great Falls after
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Cain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Eastlick re-
Gently sold their ranch northeast of
to their son, Willard Eastlick,
for several years. Mr.. and
V. Wallace place vacated by the
.allom family during the week and
will take possession in the near
\
Miss Ruth Bachanz left thursday ,
-or Sacramento, Calf, where she
will teach the coming year. She
spent a month here with her par I:
ents, Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Bachanz. l
IN June Miss Bachanz graduated
a college in Chicago.
Mrs. Earl Curzon of Beverly
Hills, Calf, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Sorenson and daughters, Eileen
md Ruth of Bozeman, came Friday
hight and remained over the week .
md with Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Davis.
Mrs. Herbert Dove of Colorado
Springs arrived recently to visit her 1,
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Adams
# Columbus, and Mr.. and Mrs.
.ames Dove homes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dove and Mrs. Herbert Dove were
cuests last Sunday at the r. Adams }
lome in Columbus. Sgt. Herbert ]
Dove has been sent overseas. /;
Lieut.. Dwight Nelson of Fort 4
S. c., came Saturday night 1
o spend a week with his parents, J
Ir. and Mrs. A. o. Nelson. Mrs. !
dwight Nelson, who is visiting her I
arents at Manhattan, came Sunday &
o be at the Nelson home. !
Mrs. Dick Larson of Fallon came J
,aturday to spend the week end i
18th her mother, Mrs. Martha Spry. Z
Staff Sgt. David Pearsall made a Z
urried trip to Los Angeles, Calf, 4
uring the week where Mrs. Pear \
all is ill. i
Miss Jean Sitzman has finished +
err cadet nurses training in Boze- 3
ian and is home for a two weeks 4
acation before entering training
t the Billings Deaconess hospital !
lie middle of September. &
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Williams q
nd two children, Sharon and Ron z
Id, have returned to their home !
l Park City after spending the i
INNER in Absarokee. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Plowman and
Donald and Staccine, went i
Boyd Sunday and remained until {
night with Mr.. Plowman's ;
and sister and families.
Mr. and Mrs GaOrUa Ranner re-