Laurel outlook., 1944-08-23
Laurel News Items

in the South Pacific, arrived her
recently and is spending a 15-da,
leave with his parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Schwab.
PFC. Joe Munoz of Fort Jack
son, S. c., is home on an eight
day furlough to visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Munoz. He call
ed at the Outlook office to express
his thanks to those who have beer
sending him the paper since he has
been in service.
Miss Lydia Frank and Miss
Rachael Kaiser have spent a vaca-
ton of two weeks on the northwest
coast. In Spokane they visited
Miss Franks brother, PFC. Her
man Frank at Baxter hospital, and
went on to Seattle. At Renton thew
were guests of Miss Kaiser's sister
in-law, Mrs. Henry Kaiser. They
attended a Congregational church
convention at Portland, following
which they visited friends in Ia
coma. Returning home, they spent
Sunday and Monday with PFC.
Herman Frank. They were much
impressed with the beauty of the
country and the abundance of fruit.
Clinton Plat of Baraboo, Wis,
nephew of E. H. Lawrenz, came to
Laurel Thursday and will be a
guest until Friday of the Lawrenz
family.
W. B. Roysdon of Spokane ar
rived here Sunday to spend two
weeks with his brother, M. o. Roys-
don.
c. l.. Morris of the Laurel Trad
ing company is spending the week
at the Morris summer home at
Camp Sonia.
Mrs. M. o. Roysdon will leave
this week for Spokane to visit her
sister, Mrs. Frank Stewart.
Leo Mazzanti, once popularity
known in Laurel as Bloody Steve,
returned to the city last week to
ook up friends and familiar places
after an absence of many years. He
vas n of the first to enlist from
laurel in the first World war, and
When he returned to the city last
week he was wearing the uniform
# the army transport service.
he had been in the North
Pacific, followed by excursions to
he tropics. From Laurel he went
o service in the Atlantic.
Jake Frank, who left Friday fer
'ort Douglas, Utah, to enter the
.ervice, was honored last week at
wo events. His parents, Mr.. and
Irs. George N. Frank, were hosts
t their home at a picnic supper {
yhen those present were Mr.. and ]
1rs. George Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. /
lave Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. Will ]
rank, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Frank {
nd their families, Mr.. and Mrs. W..
'. Teeters and son Delbert, Elmer
nd Melvin Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. {
gorge N. Frank and Mr.. and Mrs. 7
axe Frank and children. At a U
at the south park in Billings, c
r. and Mrs. Frank belong were 3
osts to MI. and Mrs. Jake Frank r
I'd children, Mr.. and Mrs. John t
aim, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Teeters o
Id family, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F
.eeters, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tee l;
rs, Jr., Mrs. A. Drew and daugh-
r Donna of Ogden, Utah, Mrs. 3
gatha Brown of Columbus and n
r. and Mrs. w. w. Teeters and II
n Delbert. W
John, Henry and Adam Krug pi
lned a group of men from this al
ction Sunday on a fishing excur- OF
m above Red Lodge. Others of CO
e party were George and Mike 10
'oss of Silesia, Alex Krug of
lgar, Frank Osborne and Clifford or
atthews of Joliet and Lawrence ia
elson of the Byam community. tr
e men caught a total of 1873 trout, CT
ming within two of their limit, m
~ report. 1g
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Fenton spent W
week end in Huntley, the guests Sp
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Peterson. or
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Williams en- .
tanned at a 7 o'clock trout din
Saturday evening for members bo
their bridge club. Those pres tic
were Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall ;tu
ntington, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold e.,
harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip n;
rsh and Mr.. and Mrs. Williams.
III scores in contract went to n
S. Marsh and Mr.. Huntington. III
1rs. Thelma Williams is in re-
't of word from her husband,
/. Merritt Williams, that he is 7
1g transferred from his Cali 20,
MIA base to Fort Benning, Ca, No
three months of officers train n,;t
t the last meeting of the Unity nri
den club at the home of Mrs. =
ri Dickson, Mrs. Olive Cook was ~
Plans were discussed ~
the flower show and lunch at 10,
L. L. club Aug. "a. After the wi,
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