The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-28

tives. He will return to Glasgow
for another weeks visit.
Serg. Joseph Rybock, member of a
crew in a heavy bombardment
squadron now stationed at Lincoln,
Neb., army airbase, left for there
Sunday after spending a furlough
here visiting his parents, MI. and
Mrs. Lawrence Rybock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred N. Smith Jr.
and children, Alfred Nelson III and
Philip Roger, arrived Sunday night
from Ames, Iowa, and will visit this
summer with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. A. N. Smith, and Mrs. Smiths
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Green.
Mrs. Charles Gender spent a few
days this week at Libby visiting Mrs.
Lynn Frary and canning straw
berries. While she was gone
Charles Gender, Jr., and his friend
Duane Kraft of Minot, N. D., were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Sinclair.
Miss Esther Biddle left Sunday
morning for Long Beach, Calf,
where she is employed by the Beth
leham Steel Co., at the navy yards,
after a two weeks visit with her
parents, MI. and Mrs. Royce Biddle.
She went by plane from Great Falls
to Long Beach.
Mrs. Robert Thomas Jr. and son
Bobby arrived last week from Sea-
side, Ore, to make their home with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
ConatSer, while her husband, Store
keeper First Glass Thomas, is over
seas. He is now in a combat area in
the Pacific.
Cadet Nurse Isla Grotjan, who is
in training at the Emmanuel hospi-
tai at Portland, arrived Monday for
a two weeks visit with her mother,
Mrs. Blanche Grotjan, and other
relatives and friends. She will take
her last six months of cadet nurse
training at a veterans hospital.
Mrs. Otto M. ChristinSon returned
Thursday from a two weeks visit at
Great Falls and Havre. She went to
attend the wedding of Miss Ruth
Merriman and Staff Serg. George
w. johnson at the Church of the
Incarnation in Great Falls, June 8.
The Rev. T. Malcolm Jones .offici-
ated.
Miss Helen Atkins former Glas-
gov teacher, who visited friends
here the past week, left Monday for
her home in Reeder, N. d., where
she spent a few days before leaving
for Cannon Beach, Ore, where she
will be employed this summer. She
we'll teach again next year at Long
view, Wash.
Mrs. John Hurry Jr. left Sunday
for Alameda, Calf, having re-
ceived word that her husband,
Lieutenant Hurry, had been re-
leased from his assignment and
would return to his base for re-
assignment. He reported that he
had met her brother, Lieut.. Otis
Wedum, in New Caledonia.
Miss Orlee Hanson, who had been
visiting her mother, Mrs. George
Meier, for two weeks left Monday
for Cheyenne, Wyo., accompanied
by her sister, Miss Lille Hanson,
who had been here a month. The
first is employed at Cheyenne, and
the other will be employed until
fall when she will begin her senior
year at the Cheyenne high school.
Staff Serg. Lester Hurlburt ar
rived Thursday for a weeks visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
Hurlburt. He arrived in the United
States from Europe June II, where
ne has been with the air corps, and
will spend the remainder of a fur
ough with his wife, who is en-
in Denver. He will report
pack at Logan, Colo, and then at
Fort Dixon, N. j., July IA.
MI. and Mrs. Neil d. Campbell
'eturned last Wednesday from Spo-
where Mrs. Campbell spent a
week visiting her father, S. M. Bar
on, and her sister, Mrs. Elsie Mar
in. Mr.. Campbell Joined her there
.fter visiting his daughter and SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Swan
", at Los Angeles, eight days. He
lad accompanied Mr.. Swanby, who
lad visited here, to Los Angeles by
way of Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Friedl and
aughter, Margaret. returned Fri
ay from Butte, where they attended I
ne wedding of Mrs. Friedl's sister, |
iiss Betty Claire Davis to Heinze
.postel the previous Sunday. Both |
fr. and Mrs. Apostel attended the |
fontana School of Mines at Butte
nd she is a graduate of st. James
Iospital school of nursing. He is in
ne navy transport service and will
eturn to duty at Mills Field, San
lateo, Calf.
Capt. and Mrs. Allen T. Ralston
1T Saturday after spending more
ian a week visiting his parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. A. T. Ralston, and his
.ster, Mrs. Paul Rinderknecht. They
-ent to Glendive to visit his sister,
frs. George Rockne, and will go
rom there to Bozeman to visit
FRS. Ralston's parents. They came
Walla Walla, Wash, where
has been a patient at an army
ospital. having been wounded in
ne European war.
Mrs. c. w. Goheen and children
udy and Wesley arrived Saturday
-om Helena, where they have lived
nee last October, to join Mr.. Co
cen. who returned to Glasgow in
pril. as manager of the Railway
Express Agency here. They will
lake their home at 535 Fourth
south, after the house is va
ated by Mrs. G. L. Wolf and chill
rem. who expect to leave for Dick
lson, N. D., TO join Mr.. Wolf about
uly IS.
Commissioner Nels Briggs re-
lrned Sunday morning from
Washington, D. c., where with his
life and daughter, Dorothy, he
oent two weeks visiting his daugh-
er, Margaret, who is employed
here. His son, Radioman Third
lass John Briggs, who is employed
{ Norfolk. va, was also there for
week. They had the pleasure Of
eeing the welcome parade for Gen.
Eisenhower. Mrs. Briggs
nd Dorothy remained for a weeks
niger visit.