The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-03
L. C. H. S. Six Weeks Honor Roll

L. C. H. S. Six Weeks Honor Roll
Seniors = Evelyn Frost, Vivian
Frost, Helen Vlasak, Betty Crane,
Ramona Green, Harvey Hanson,
Corinne Roe.
Juniors-Lois johnson, John
Finch, Lois Livengood, Donald
Carpenter, Ramona Peltier, Helen
Alavana, Addie Mae DeShazer.
Sophomores-Vi Roe, Nor
man Korn, Donald Holcomb, Lillian
Black, Marjorie McMullen, Tom
Withycombe.
Freshman-Tom Ambrose, Bar
bara Hickey.
Eureka Nuggets
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Schermerhorn
and family left Monday to visit her
sister in Prince Albert, Canada.
They expect to be gone about two
weeks.
Mr.. Robinson has bought the
small house Of Snyder's and moved
into it last week
Mrs. Marie Mosby was dinner
guest at the home Of Mrs. Ethel
Long Sunday.
Monday your reporter found little
Johnnie Pachico i'll; we hope he will
have speedy recovery.
Guild Meets
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester McGlenn
and family and Herbert McGlenn
of Somers were visitors Sunday at
the Winkley home at Fortine, the
George McGlenn home Of Eureka
and were dinner guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Comet Purdy.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edmunds OF Fish
Lake near Stryker were callers in
town Sunday.
John Swing is confined to his
home, afflicted with rheumatism.
Adalin Swing was sick last week
but we are glad to report she is IN
school again.
Mrs. Lorraine Johnson, who man
ages the grade school lunch room
was sick Thursday and Friday, with
an ear infection. Mrs. Polini acted
in her capacity during her absence
Bill GWynn left Wednesday for
Helena, where he is to report for
his final physical at 9 a. m. Friday
as preliminary entrance in the Navy
Bill made his initial enlistment in
March and has now received his
call.
Cpl Robert Moses, Mary Moses
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Leishous and Mrs
Thos. Sicily motored to kalispell
Saturday.
Thos. Sicily arrived home Tues
day from Portland, where he has
been employed at the Port Of EN-
barkation. Due to the i'll effects OF
the coast climate on his health he
expects to remain here.
Harriet Finch, who teaches the
Pinkham school, spent the weekend
with her folks in Eureka.
Mrs. Oscar Wolfe of Metaline
Falls, Wash, arrived Monday and is
visiting her father, Frank Carey.
Mrs. Merlin Scott has been called
to Rexford again to care for her
mother, Mrs. Brock, who is suffer
ing with pneumonia.
w. /. Schuck left Friday evening
for Iowa, where he was called by
the death Of his father
VIM. Schagel and Manley returned
Friday to Spencer, Ida, where they
will begin operations of the Spencer
Lumber Co.
Mort Paulsrud Of Kalispell was
an over night guest at the home OF
Alfred Eberth Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Culver and
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Korn drove
to Whitefish Saturday where the
Culvers saw their son Bruce during
Is minute train stop. Bruce was
enroute back to FIT. Benning, Ga.
Ed Eberth, wife and daughters
who have been visiting his folks
and his sister, Mrs. VERNE Peltier
left Saturday for their home in Col
vile, Wash.
Rev. M. E. Van De Mark from
Great Falls visited in Eureka Thurs
day between trains.
Mrs. G. N. Voorhees,, son Clifford
and daughter Ava Lin left Wednes
day for Spokane, where Clifford
will remain for his induction into
the Marines.
Pfc. Otis A. Cook arrived home
for an extended stay with Mrs. FL
mer Roberts He received a medal
for Expert Infantry combat and
wears the A. T. O. ribbon with two
stars representing participation in
two major battles, namely the
Rome-Arno and Southern France
Campaign. He was hospitalized in
France for about six months and
has been honorably discharged.
Lynn Schuck, his wife and two
children from Spokane are visiting
in Eureka.
The following news taken from a
west coast paper sent to Mrs Clar-
ence Dierman from her daughter,
Mrs. Viola Lyons, who knew ii
would be Of interest to the many
people in Eureka who knew William
w. Hunsinger. Ordnance, Ore, Apr
23.-William w. Hunsinger, Al, q
worker at the government installa-
ton here who formerly resided in
Eureka, Mont, plans to leave in May
for Brooklyn, N. Y, to visit two
sisters he never has seen. He To-
Gated his family in November, 1914