The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-19

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the Pratt & Whitney company.
Metalsmith First Glass Carl Erick
son, formerly of Glasgow and For
Peck, arrived Thursday from Ne,
Orleans to visit his wife and childrel
at Fort Peck. He has been in tn
navy for about a year.
Mrs. Phyllis Cooley and son. Rich
ard, left for Seattle Friday to NEE
her husband, Serg. Frank Cooley, VIII
Is stationed near there at the pre-
sent time. He was formerly stationed
at Camp Barley, Texas.
Miss Azell Anderson and Mis-
Mary Anderson of LuStre were weel
A. Taylor. They came to see theil
end guests of their sister, Mrs. M
brother, Roland Anderson, who wa.
visiting here.
Mrs. Nora Mumford, Valley county
treasurer, attended the Democratic
convention at Lewistown, and STOP
ped in Great Falls or her way home
to make a brief visit with her
daughter.
MI. and Mrs. D.. L. Anderson
have received word that their son
Pic. James l.. Anderson, who was
wounded on Luzon Jan. 80, has ar
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a san Francisco hospital.
Roland Anderson of Reedley, Calf,
was a guest the past week of his
sister, Mrs. M. A. Taylor, and family
and his parents Mr.. and Mrs. d. l..
Anderson. He was on his way to
North Dakota to took after farming
interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rasmussen
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Wash, where he has been employed
in war work. Mrs. Rasmussen will
occupy their home in Glasgow while
he is in the army service. He will be
indicted next week.
Cadet Nurse Agnes Bayne, now in
training at the Sacred Heart hospi-
tai in Great Falls, spent five days
in Glasgow visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Bayne. She returned
there Sunday afternoon to continue
her training.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Sethne return
ed last week after spending the
winter in Tucson, Ariz. They made
the return trip by way of Missoula,
where they visited their daughter.
Garnet, sophomore at the State
university. and Kalispell.
Mrs. Auburn Long of Omemee, N.
D., was in Glasgow Tuesday to visit
Mrs. John Shepherd on her way
home from California. Mrs. Long is
an aunt of Mrs. Shepherds husband,
staff sergeant, who has been Serv-
ing on the German front.
Mrs. Betty Holfus and daughter,
Linda Lee. who have been visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Lund, left Thursday for her home
in Los Angeles. Mrs. Lund accom-
panied her as far as Havre and
spent the week end there.
Mrs. w. H. Nevills and little son
Michel of Seattle, Mr.. and Mrs.
GEORGE Michael and children,
Dorothy and Patrick. of Seattle. and
Mrs. Robert Waller of Friant. Calf,
arrived last Tuesday to visit their
mother. Mrs. F.. j. Michel.
Pharmacists Mate Third Glass
and Mrs. Robert Hall and son Bobby
of Billings were in Glasgow from
to Tuesday to visit his par
ents. MI. and Mrs. Elmer Hall. He.
is on leave from the naval training
station at Farragut, idaho, where he
is stationed.
Seaman Second Glass c. M. Frazier
arrived Friday to spend a leave Wis
iting Mrs. Frazier and her relatives
here. They left wednesday for Fargo,
D., and Moorhead, MINI. where
they will visit his relatives. He has
been serving in the South Pacific
he past Is months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hendricks ar
lived here Fridav from Corpus |
Christi, Texas, on their way to their
home at Bigfork. The |
Hendricks are well known here and
dr. Hendricks for many years was 4
N the local postoffice staff. They \
eft Tuesday for Bigfork. \
Mrs. E. A. Anderson and DAUGHTER, 4
nsign Barbara Anderson of Wash '
ngton. D.. c., who has been visiting :
Iere since April 6. returned Tuesday +
Galen where they spent a week
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Foust. /
frsign Anderson will leave next +
for WASHINGTON.
First Lieut.. Marvin Oakland left b
ere Monday after spending sew /
raj days visiting his parents. Mr.. E
nd Mrs. Dan Oakland. He returned j
everal months ago from the Euro 3
can theater. where he served as a J
omber pilot. and is now stationed I
/ Liberal, KanS.. as an instructor.
Mrs. Jack Meals. who has been 7
managing the Roosevelt hotel here,
as left to be associated with the 4
Miller hotel in Cut Bank, it was
,ated this week by Hy D. Miller,
Hncr of both establishments. Mr..
nler has been here on business for
lie past week and will be in charge
cally until arrangements are made
II a successor to MIS-. Meals.
Miss Betty Rave, daughter Of Mr..
nd Mrs. Sam Rave, who is a stu
mt at Kinman Business univer-
ty in Spokane, arrived Tuesday
n a short visit at her home. She
as accompanied by a friend. Pfc.
ay Schweitzer Of the air corps,
is stationed near Spokane and
no visited a day at the Rave home.
e left Wednesday to spend the
llance of a furlough visiting his
lrents in Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mrs. E. B. Pease returned Sunday
from Berkeley, Calf, where
lie had been called by the illness of
rec weeks previous. Mrs. Wallin is
wv improved. Before going to
Mrs. Pease had Just re-
ty where she attended a meeting
the Northern Baptist Board Of
and Chicago. where she
a Woman's Christian Tenn
rance union conference.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Calvin Falgatter
re guests Thursday of Mrs. Fall
tiers aunt, Mrs. Florence M.
lshinski of Glasgow. Lieutenant
has seen dive bomber
OF service in the South Pacific
d has been a hospital patient at
emerton. Wash, and Long Beach,
If, since Jan. 2. He has recovered
d has been assigned to instructor
wee at Corpus Christi, Texas,
Iere he will report May 2. They
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