Laurel outlook., 1944-04-12
PARK CITY
Sgt. Fred Benner and
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Benner, and Miss Anna Wagner O
Washington were united in MARI
/ age April l in Billings by Rev
Forest Werts of the First Methods
church. On Monday, April {
in Texas, and Mrs. Benner returne'
to Washington.
Sergeant and Mrs. Benner wer
George Benner home. Guests wer'
Mrs. George OSWALD and families
of Laurel, John Wagner of Chinook
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Benner ant
ner, MIR. and Mrs. Adolph Bennel
and family and Miss Lena Benner
Mrs. Stanley Pearsall was hostess
Thursday afternoon at the hall tC
the Garden club. The Audubon So
cieties of the third and fourth, fifth
and sixth grades arranged a pro.
gram of bird poems, bird calls, and
talks. The program was most in
teresting. The students taking part
were Marlene Eastlick, Janet Walt
ers, Cathrine Scott, Lila Mae Cru
baugh, Eleanor Fox, Colleen Adams,
Joan and Roger Pearsall, Donald
and Wayne Hedges. An exchange
of flower and vegetable seeds fol-
lowed, and two contests were o n
Quoted by Mrs. Alex Fox and were
won by Mrs. p. w. Roberts. The
next meeting will be April 20, and
the club will do Red Cross sewing
and also judge a bird house contest
of grade children.
The Park City Rod and Gun club
held its April meeting Monday eve
ming. Plans were made to give a
benefit dance to buy some kind of
a PLAGUE for the boys who have
gone into the service from this
community. Plans were also ar
ranged for a fish derby, to be held
April 9. Cash prizes were provid-
ed for the winners who had the
largest fish and the best catch from
the Yellowstone that day.
j.. W. Corwin left Monday night
for New York and Washington, d.
c., on business.
PFC. Bill Fink of Louisiana ar
rived Friday to spend his furlough
with his father, Henry Fink, and
sister Lois.
Mrs. Arno Albrecht and son Cor
win of Billings spent the week
here with Mrs. j. w. Corwin.
Miss Lois Hendrickson, a Billings
Normal school student, spent Sun
day with her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Vandenburg.
Leo Koffler, third trick operator
OF tho 1anat uroc can+ 4A panoh
N. D., Saturday night for several
days.
John Conant of Sedalia, Colo, a
former Park City resident, suffered
a stroke recently and now is in a
Denver, Colo, hospital. He is a
cousin of the late E. H. Wells.
Sgt. Jack Fink or North Carolina
is spending a furlough with Mrs.
Fink in Columbus and with his
father, Henry Fink, and Miss Lois
Fink.
Mrs. Stanley Pearsall has been
appointed one of the county as
sistants in the nationwide drive for
control. The appointment
was made by Mrs. Homer Anderson,
county chairman, of Columbus.
Henry Fink and son, Pvt. Bill
Fink of Louisiana, and Miss Lois
Fink spent Sunday in Columbus
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fink and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Copeland and
Mrs. Lyman Cummings of Livings-
ton, en- route to Billings, were over
night guests Monday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rymer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kline enter
tanned Sunday for Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Zinne and family of Bill
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Zinne and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Zinne and
of Ryegate.
Mrs. A. M. Bachanz were hosts
Tuesday evening to members of the
Missionary society of the Lutheran
church.
w. j. Cooseboom of Farragut,
Ida, came Wednesday to visit at
the Walter Williams home, where
Mrs. Cooseboom and son Gary are
with her parents during his
absence in the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Smart of
Smart's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
V. Mosier. Tuesday they went to Z
Oi6 III W lol lCI olOICls
Several cases of chicken pox have
made their appearance recently, the
contagious disease to appear /
his school year. 7
Carl Whitmyer of Billings spent
he week end here with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Whitmyer of
Billings spent Monday in town on
business. .
Mrs. Nellie Wells moved from her
lone the first of the week and has
aiken an apartment at the hotel. S
The Wells property was recently v
;old to John Gesick, who is doing a
'ome redecorating prior to moving =.
% the property. i
Mrs. Helen Braun entertained at d
Inner Tuesday for Miss Carol Nc
Iaughlin of Minnesota, Mr.. and t
drs. R. w. Davis and Miss Pearl
Davis. j
The Red Cross sewing room re- a
emily finished a consignment Of n