The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18
NASHUA
By Mrs. George Fisher

The surgical dressings class at
tendance has greatly increased. Still
more workers are needed and if you
have not yet enrolled in either the
afternoon or evening class, your as
sistance is solicited. The Wednesday
evening class was served by Mrs
Harriet N. Carver and Mrs. H. E
Hill. Thursday afternoon hosteSses
were Mrs. S. HermanSon and Mrs,
Albert Seller.
Mrs. Mike Demko and Bobby of
Port orchard, Wash, arrived Thurs
day morning to attend the high
school commencement exercices for
her daughter Lorraine. She will also
visit her mother, Mrs. Anna Cygan,
at Glasgow, at the John Demko
home and with other relatives.
James Demko came about three
weeks ago.
G.. E. Bollinger of Glasgow, who
was home from Farragut, Idaho, af-
ter completing his boot training, has
been rated yeoman third class. He
and Mrs. Bollinger and sons. Cor
don Francis and David, spent sun
day with his mother, Mrs. Carl Boil
linger, and sister, Betty Jean.
James Helgeson, who has been in
California and recently visited his
sister in Portland, arrived home. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hedge
Helgeson and received his honor
able discharge from the navy last
summer. He became i'll with pneu-
monia when he went for boot
training.
Leo Dostert arrived Saturday and
is spending his furlough at the
home of his parents, MI. and Mrs.
Victor Dostert.
John Cole, petty officer third
class, who spent his furlough at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. F. Cole, left Monday morning for
Rhode Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gross of
Plains, who had been visiting at
the Dempsey-Fitzpatrick home, Mrs.
Harold Kirchen of Glasgow and her
guest and niece, Mrs. A. B. Walten-
spell of Richey, and Mrs. Margaret
Dempsey and Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick
of Glasgow spent last Wednesday
evening at the ]. D. Irwin home.
A. Wigdahl, who had been visit
ing in Columbus, N. D., with his
sister, and in Rothsay, Mimi, at his
old home, returned Thursday.
Private Garland Jacobson, who
has been at a camp near Buffalo,
N. Y. arrived Tuesday morning to
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car jacobson.
H. E. Hill. Hubert Brogan, S. J..
Lebert, Harold Moecker, L. H.
Sheldon, Simon Anderson, Rufus
Anderson and Amos Anderson were
n Malta Saturday to attend the
;to"kmen's meeting.
Mrs. Arnold Sonsteng and child
'en of Frazer came last week to
'isit her mother, Mrs. Webb Dragoo.
Mrs. James Scott and Carol and
Susan of OSwego were week end
isitors at the parental j. L. Mitch
home. They returned home Tues !
lay. s
Chief Petty Officer and Mrs. Joe '
richter were here last week to visit t
1r. Richter'S brother, Jacob Rich
er. Thew left for San Francisco.
Girl Scout troops and their leader, I
drS. H. L. Wiley. and Mrs. H. E. {
I'LL and Mrs. Lena Scholl were .
uestS of the Fort Peck troops Sat n
rday. The Gay was spent on the a
q
Howard Priest, son of Mr.. and
frs. H. M Priest. sent word from :
lmarillo, Texas, that he had sue +
essfully passed tests and is now =
n air cadet. He enlisted last Aug I
and then continued his studies I
t Nashua high school. He will I
raduate by proxy. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wolf of Port ?
and are the parents of a daughter +
orn May Is. according to word re-
eived bv Mrs. Martin Milsten. Il
IRIS. Wolf is the former Miss Ber- O
ice Milsten. 81
Mrs j. H. Mccarthy, who is en- p
.oyed at Renton, Wash, arrived
lnday morning and will be here
r two weeks. -
OrviIle Brenden. who has been at
lrragut, Idaho. for boot training