The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-15

where Mrs. Richter, who is a teach
er in the Wheeler school. will attend
the summer session at the State
Normal school.
Miss Freda Burger and Leonard
Jondahl, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sverre
Jondahl, left Monday morning for
Seattle. where they will visit MIR.
and Mrs. Paul Jacobson, former
Glasgow residents.
Mrs. B. R. Jones and daughter,
Miss Lorraine Misemer, of Willis
ton spent Sunday visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Peters. Miss Misemer
was on her way to San Francisco
to take a secretarial position.
Mrs. r. w. Cumming and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert A. Anderson of
Washington, d. c., left Friday for
Big Sandy to visit Mrs. Cummings
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Dixon and family.
Mrs. William H. Anderson re-
turned Wednesday from Rockwell,
Iowa, where she spent six weeks
visiting relatives. She was called
there by the illness of her mother.
who is now improved in health.
Seaman Second Glass Vernon
Murch arrived Saturday morning
from Farragut. Idaho, where he
has completed his boot training.
and is spending a leave with his
wife and family here. He will re-
turn to Farragut Thursday for as
signment.
Chief Petty Officer Gadio tech
nician) Cliff Walker, now stationed
at Staten Island. N. Y, spent the
week end here while on leave and
went from here to Hazelton. N. D.,
to visit his parents. Chief Walker
formerly was employed in the May
tag store here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Thackeray
and sons Billie and Pat of Havre
were guests from Sunday to Tues
day at the home of Mr.. Thackeray's
sister, Mrs. Vernon Murch. Their
mother, Mrs. William Thackeray of
Havre, has been visiting Mrs.
Murch for several weeks.
Seaman Second Glass Sigurd Veg
&c arrived Thursday from Farragut,
idaho, where he had completed his
boot training at the naval station
He is spending his leave here visit
ng his mother. Mrs. Marie Vegge
and his sister, Selma Vegge. He will
to Farragut next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Cuniff and
Oickie, Margie and Buddy, and
Serg. and Mrs. D.. NJ. Cuniff Jr. left
for Corvallis, Ore,
where Mr.. Cuniff will be employed.
Sergeant Cuniff will go to Santa
Monica, Calf, to be stationed for
rest period. His wife will accom-
oany him there.
Miss Virginia Piccola of Aber-
ieen, Wash, left FRIDAY after three
weeks visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Wigmore. She is employed in sec !
'etarial work at the Boeing aircraft !
She is the fiancee of Mrs. ]
brother, Tech. Serg. Will I
ard Johnson, who is with the air
in North Africa. j
Mrs. George Lindgren and baby
laughter went this week to Hins-
lale to visit Mr.. and Mrs. John
Black. Mrs. Lindgren recently re-
urned to Glasgow from Logan.
Utah. where she had been with
Ter husband, Petty Officer Lind
-ren, who later stopped two days I
n Glasgow on his way from Logan S
o Chicago, where he had been {
transferred. G
MT. ana MT george m v
f Hanska, Mimi, left Wednesday G
fter spending a week visiting MI.
nd Mrs. F. G. Chambard of Glas- '
ow. called here by Mrs. Cham G
ards illness. Mr.. Chambard is q
of F. C. Chambard and
heir wives are sisters. George Tor
ey of Minneapolis, brother of Mrs.
returned to his home {
aturday after a short visit here. I
Mrs. Una Rasey of North Holly !
God, Calf, arrived Saturday NOR :
ing and her s~on-in-law and =
aughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
,hiesser and daughter Karen of (
ute, arrived Monday to visit
FRS. Rasey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. G. Chambard, and her brother
l-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
-ordon Vallandigham. Mrs. Cham
ard is i'll in the Deaconess hospi- g
Il. 4
Mrs. A. S. Parke left Sunday for
N. D., called by the serious o.
mess of her sister. Mrs. John Por- E,
r. who has suffered a heart at :
ok. David Parke accompanied his
other as far ss Devils Lake. N. D., c
turning Monday. Mrs. Porter had v
,ent the winter visiting in Glasgow Ii
Id was returning to her home at a