The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-08

Mich. who came to Glasgow with
her Sunday. Miss Knauss is a cousin
of Mr.. Knauss. and will make her
home here for q time.
Seaman First Glass (QMO Ned
Wagner arrived wednesday morn
ing from the east coast to visit at
the home of his parents. MI. and
Mrs. A. A. Wagner of Vandalia
while on leave. He has been on duty
in the Atlantic.
James j. Holland. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Holland. arrived Sunday
from Salt Lake CITY after complet-
ing the army air reserve course at
the University of Utah. He has been
called for basic training and will re-
port at Fort Douglas, Utah, March
Is.
Mrs. Clarence King ard son Davv
left Wednesday morning for Seattle
to join her husband. who is en-
ployed in defense work there. She
was accompanied bv her sisters. Miss
Anne Kittleson and Frances Kittle-
son. who expect to be employed
there.
William Belzer Of Missoula left
Tuesday after spending ten DAYS
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sister. MIS-. Sadie Hall. and his
brothers Howard and Lou Belzer. MI
Belzer, former Glasgow resident. is
now division manager for Investors
Syndicate in Missoula.
Mrs. Hazel James received word
this week from her niece. Mrs. Jack
Nay of Brockton, that the body of
Mrs Nays son, Dalmer, II. had not
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in the Missouri river. Feb. 4. MIS-.
Nay is now visiting her brother,
Denver Borst. at Cut Psnk.
Ralph Kenck of Helena, state
director of vocational education. was
in Glasgow from Saturday night TO
Tuesday morning and met with the
Glasgow board of education Monday
night to discuss plans for eXpan-
sion and improvement of the voca-
tional department Of the high school.
George E. Stroud of New York
City. vice president in charge of the
Pacific northwest for the Home In
surance company. was a week end
visitor in Glagow ard called on local
agents. He left Sunday afternoon for
Great Falls, accompanied by Larry
T. Diringer, state agent for the
Home group.
Mrs. X. o. Olson came Wednesday
from Great Falls 10 spend a few
weeks visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. o. Gamas. She had just re-
turned from San Francisco, where
she spent a month visiting friends
and relatives. She has received from
her husband. Staff Serg. Kenneth o.
Olson, who vas wounded in action
in the South Pacific, his Purple
Heart decoration. He has been In
the service since 1871 and is now In
the Philippines. -.
Mrs. william Raymond end
daughter, Patsy, returned last week
from Seattle. They visited relatives
nd Mrs. F.. o. Enelen, formerly of
Wolf Point. whose husband, a Great
Northern employee, died two years
ago. Mrs. Englen had just received
word that her son, Platoon Serg.
Milford Englen, who had been a
japanese prisoner since the fall OF
Bataan, had BEEN released from a
prison camp on LUzon.
Mrs. Charles Alley returned We'd
nedav morning from Detroit, where
she had been visiting her father.
three sisters and an uncle for the
past six weeks. She was called there
by the death of her brother, Joseph
Dunn, 81, who was killed in a truck
accident. Another brother had been
killed in an airplane accident sever
al years ago, and the third. NJ Ike
Dunn. who is with the army in Italy,
was recently reported wounded.