The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-15

ployed.
Mrs. James E. Thill and children
left Wednesday for Pierre, S. d.
where she will visit her parents, MI
and Mrs. Ray ODay.
Radioman Third Glass Willard
Bruce, who had spent a month Wis.
iting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
James Bruce, left Saturday night
for Seattle.
Miss Arlene Bruce, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bruce, will
leave Saturday for Great Falls tr
begin cadet nurse training at the
Great Falls College of Education.
James E. Thill, seaman second
class, is now attending a navy sig
nalman's school at cambridge, Md.
His wife and his mother, Mrs. Leona
Thrill, live in Glasgow.
Pfc. and Mrs. Glen Molvig and
daughter Glenda Rae of Boise, Ida,
spent fom Sunday to Thursday Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Molvig. He was in the medical
corps and has been stationed in
Italy.
Pfc. and Mrs. James Wilson of
Washington, d. c., arrived Monday
anu dIC NAo4OAAlS MILO. WAoOA . PdA-
entS, the Rev. and Mrs. Grant S.
Moore. Mrs. Wilson will remain in
Glasgow while her husband Is in
the service. -
Mrs. George Armstrong arrived
Monday from Tacoma, Wash, to
| spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Ruffcorn. She
has been teaching commercial sub
fanfc ~, The hiOh crhOn1 OF Cleo O
suburb of Tacoma.
Lieut.. Douglas Cabell, air forces
pilot stationed at Las Vegas, New,
arrived Tuesday on leave TO visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Caben.
He will be home about a week.
Miss Ruby Forsman arrived
Thursday from Missoula, where she
teaches, to visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Forsman. and her sis
ter. Lucille Forsman. Both young
women will teach in MlSSoula
next year.
Ardelle Boreson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Boreson, who is in
the woman's army corps stationed
at fairfield Susan army air base in
California, has been promoted to
private first class. She will have a
furlough in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. william j. Suffer
and children Mary Ann and Will
liam Jr. OF Bozeman spent the week
end with Mr.. Suffers mother, Mrs.
Ella suffer and other relatives in
Glasgow. Mr.. Suffer is an instruc-
tor at the State college in Bozeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Hartwig and
children of Wichita, Kans.. arrived
Saturday to visit Mrs. Hartwig's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Pease.
Mr.. Hartwig left wednesday for
Greeley, Colo. where he will at
tend the Colorado State Teachers
college summer session.
Serg. Eddie Mill. son of Mrs. w. E.
Mill formerly of Glasgow, is now sta
toned at the Glasgow airbase with
Ninth service command soldiers in
charge. of German war prisoners.
Sergeant Mill was a member OF
G and has seen action in
the South Pacific.
Ole Fagerhaugh Of Kllldeer,
Sask.. and his son, Serg. Russell
Fagerhaugh of the Royal Canadian
air force, were Glasgow visitors
SATURDAY., accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Sweo of Opheim. Sergeant
Fagerhaugh is on 30-day- leave after
being overseas four years. three OF
them in India.
Major and Mrs. B. j. Wood ar
rived Friday from New York City,
where she went to meet him on his
return from 25 months service over
e as chief of the laboratory SER
vice at the 105th station hospital.
They will leave Sunday for San
Antonio, Tex, where he will report
for reassignment.
Miss Bonnie Farrell, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Farrell, left
Friday. and Miss Mary Lou Alley,
DAUGHTER of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Alley. left SATURDAY. for Bozeman,
where both will attend the school
IF nursing at Montana State col
Iege during the summer session.
commencing their training as cadet
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Bakkum
Oregon City. Ore, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Erbacher of Havre
md families were here on a short
,isit Friday. Mrs. Bakkum and Mrs.
F,rbacher are sisters. MI Bakkum'
Who is now employed by the Sonth-
arn Pacific, is a former Glasgow
-esident. Mr.. Erbacher is a Great
Northern employe.
H. o. Morgan of Glasgow, senior
rand deacon for the Montana
Masonic lodge, visited the Masonic
at Dodson Wednesday night, /
completing a series of IL ~visitations /
northeastern Montana. Other /
visited were those at Balm
lille. Scobey. Opheim, Malta, Saco, /
Iinsdale. Glasgow, Wolf Point, Gull
and Plentywood.
Mr. and Mrs. j. K. McGibney and +
,aughters Judy and Peggy returned
Ionday from Pierre, S. D.. where k
hev visited Mr.. McGibney's /
Their daughters Nancy and
,alIv remained there for a LONGER !
isit. Mrs. McGibney and the I
children had previously )
isited her parents at BroOkings, S. Z
and thew were zone six weeks. :
Mrs. Leona Thrill has received
ord from her nephew WAYNE 4
'cvev that he had been promoted to ;
aDtair inst after We day, having \
SIS missions as a BPS Z
ilot. He is now in Belgium and en- 4
aoed in ferrving rlanes from Bel Z
inn to ENGLAND. His wife lives at
Home. Ore. and his parents Il
fr. and Mrs. z. B. Covev. formerly
{ GLASGOW. live at Oilville. Calf.
Private Gilbert DeBray. son of Mr..
Mrs. William DeBrav of Glas-
ow is now privileged to wear a
rome service star on his European :
,fr'can-Middle Eastern campaign y
ibbon. He is a member of the Goth (
Infantry division of the United
states army. and the battle star
'as awarded the division for parti- /
ipation in the campaign of north
m France. :
Thomas A. Wagner and his Z