The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-03-16
NASHUA
By Mrs. George Fisher

Mrs. o. l.. Hagen visited in GlaS-
cow Thursday and attended Esther
circle at the Lutheran church.
Mrs. Oliver Orth, who had been
in Havre with her husband while
he underwent an operation at the
Deaconess hospital, returned home
Saturday. He is convalescing and
will return home o
Mrs. James Scott and Carol and
Susan, who visited overnight at the
j. L. Mitchell home, returned to
Oswego Friday.
Mrs. Jacob Weinmeister left Sat-
urday morning to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joe Morrison, in Spokane.
Group l of the Lutheran Ladies
Aid met at the church parlors last
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A.
H. Buerman as hostess. Plans for the
annual Easter apron sale and lunch
were made.
D. E. Hawbaker spent the week
end in Billings on business.
Mrs. Dan Jackson ST.. of Wiota
was an overnight visitor at the Ben
DykStra home Friday.
Emil Bauer, who had been spend
ing a few weeks at his home here,
left Monday morning for Hanna
ford, Wash, where he will be en-
ployed in defense work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Lacy, who
have been in Vancouver, Wash, for
several months, returned home on
morning. They have been
employed in defense work.
Mrs. H. j. Loft, Mrs. Russell Coday
and Mrs. l.. L. Kelly of Fort Peck
were in Nashua Friday.
Mrs. Hans Bergstrom and Jimmie
went to Glasgow Wednesday. jim
ME, who broke his leg two months
ago, is on crutcheS and attends
school now.
Dale Sewer returned home Mon
lay morning from Shelby, where he
lad been visiting his sister, Mrs.
Kenneth Coday. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Stenbakken and Mrs. Earl
were in Glasgow Saturday =
'vening to attend the American Lee :
ion and Auxiliary party. Mrs. Stem
Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Traver ,
oined the Auxiliary. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Bollinger and
iordon Francis and David of Glas- r
ow and Mrs. Carl Bollinger and :
lefty Jean were dinner guests Sun
ay at the Elmer Hanger home.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Group 2
i'll meet at the church parlors on
Wednesday with Mrs. Robert Rave
5 hostess. /
The Vanguard Home Demonstra-
on club met Tuesday afternoon at =
lie home of Mrs. H. Helgeson. Miss
a Holiday, home demonstration :,
gent, exhibited samples of work y
othes for women. Mrs. T. Maur- |"
tn was an invited guest. A dessert =
ncheon was served.
Those who went to Glasgow Sun
~ to attend the Congregational
lurch services at which DR.. and
rs. C. w. Lawson spoke, were Mr..
Id Mrs. A. E. Carlson, Mrs. John
awe and Donald. Mrs. Otto Use
an. Mrs. C. E. Frankforther, Mrs.
arriet N. Carver, Mrs. George
Sher, Mrs. Lee Warren, Mrs. Roy
hnson and Mrs. H. H. Bissell.
Mrs. L. G. Turgeon, who had been
sting her sister, Mrs. John Ihnat,
to her home in Havre
Mrs. Ihnat invited a few
ends to her home to meet her sis
: Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sonsteng and
arlene and Carol of Larslan were
ernight visitors at the James Keil
me. Mr.. and Mrs. Sonsteng and
+ brother, Private Eugene Keil,
re Glasgow visitors Saturday.
Howard Priest, a member of the
aSs of 1914 at Nashua high school
ID who was accepted last August
the air cadet corps, was given a
rty at the high school last Thurs
y evening by members of the class.
gh school teachers were also in
ed. as vas Mrs. Harriet NJ. Carl
who taught him in the sixth
lde. Howard is subject to call to
)ort 500 and this was a farewell
He was presented with a sill
Identification bracelet by menu
rs of the group. Games were
Iyed and a luncheon served.
John Rave, who has been a pa
mt for three weeks at the Dea-
less hospital following a relapse
m pleurisy-pneumonia, is expect
to returned home this Wednes-
dressing classes are to be
umed this Thursday at the Lu-
ran church parlors. it is an
Inced by Mrs. H. j. Geer, chair
Everyone please note.
lnne Priest, who is employed in
)kane, arrived home Wednesday
visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
M. Priest.
IL. Vinson, who spent the winter