The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-07

pital in Great Falls, is expected
home to spend the week end witt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Free
Rusher and other relatives.
The North Side Brownie troop
led by Mrs. Margaret Jung and Mrs
Howard Nelson will spend all Satur-
day afternoon out of doors. They
will take lunches and meet at the
north side dormitory at 1870.
Mrs. William johnson, the former
Mary Louise Hallett, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hallett, ar
rived last week from Bozeman to
spend a vacation here. She is TAX
ing a nurses training course at
BoZeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Rusher and
two sons Of Pendleton, Ore, and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Rusher and son
of Portland are visiting at the homes
of the mems parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Rusher and their brothers,
Fred, Francis and John Jr.
Mrs. Alice Samuelson, who has
spent the past six weeks in Glasgow
with her granddaughter, Mrs. Rich
ard Schneider, while Mrs. Schneid-
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
Hooking were away, left Monday for
her home in Williston, NJ. D..
MI. and Mrs. Charles H. Reed,
left this morning for Belgrade to
visit their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed, who are
there from Seattle to visit her par
ents. George Reed is a mechanical
engineer with the Boeing company.
Miss Mary 10 Hurry, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. John Hurry, arrived
Friday from Bozeman, where she
has completed two years of study at
the State college. She will leave
June II to begin cadet nurse train
ing at the Great Falls Deaconess
hospital.
Miss May Hedman arrived last
Wednesday from Drayton, N. D.,
where she visited her mother, Mrs.
Mary Hedman. She has been en-
ployed the past six months at
Grand Forks, N. D. She is visiting
and Mrs. K. r. S~teffensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Wolf returned
last week from a trip to Dickinson,
N. D., where they expect to move
soon. They also visited at Beach, N.
D., their former home and Jack
Sleight and Miss Virginia Moves Of
Beach returned with them to visit
in Glasgow. Jack Sleight left Tues
day for Beach.
Mrs. Jessie Hallett and daughter
Frances arrived Monday. Mrs. Hal
lett coming from Bozeman, where
she is taking work at the State
and Frances from Great
Falls where she is taking cadet
nurse training. Frances returned
Wednesday to Great Falls. Mrs. Hal
ct will be here two weeks.
Master Serg. Dan Radakovich, for
ner Glasgow resident and football
tar, arrived Tuesday to visit friends
lere on his way to Chicago from
santa Barbara, Calf, where he has
,een stationed after overseas service.
sergeant Radakovich played with an
outstanding service football squad
asst season which lost but n game, e
o March Field. =
Mrs. Warren Gamas and children, /
Hickey and Nonny, Mrs. Robert Nc
ihane, and Mrs. Harry Malmin and
on Jerry will leave Monday for :
Dixon where they will visit Mrs. b
and Mrs. McShane's parents, +
fr. and Mrs. John ReeSer, and their 4
rother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and \
FRS. Bill Miller, for several weeks.
Lieut.. Eugene M. Coleman arrived
ere Tuesday afternoon from Lowry
.eld, Denver, to visit his parents,
fr. and Mrs. Leo B. Coleman of
ort Peck. He is now taking a flight
.gineer's course for B-29 opera
ons and is on his way to a new
Ssignment. His sister, Miss Mary
cleman, left Friday to return to
lneau, Alaska, after visiting her
lrents.
Mrs. Otto NJ. Christinson will leave
edding of Miss Ruth Merriman
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
-erriman of Williston, to staff Serg.
gorge w. johnson. The marriage
i'll take place Saturday at 4 at the
hurch of the Incarnation. Mrs.
-erriman was formerly a nurse in
le Deaconess hospital and the fam \
? has visited in Glasgow frequently.
Lieut.. George Biddle, son of Mr..
Id Mrs. Royce Biddle, arrived here
'ednesday morning to visit his par
It's while on his way to a new as
gnment. Lieutenant Biddle has
zen taking an army course in
1inese at the University of Cali
mia, Berkeley. His brother, Lieut..
e. Vernon Biddle, navy pilot who
IS been in combat in the Pacific,
IS arrived in the United States and
expected home in a few days.
Mrs. Orvill Lands and daughters
Sunday morning from San
ego, calf, where they visited her
a fireman second class,
10 was stationed there at the naval
pair base. They were guests at the
me of their uncle, j. w. Lands.
National City, Calf. Fireman
Indis accompanied his wife and
lighters as far as Los Angeles on
return trip and went on to
loemaker, Calf, to report for
ty.
Mrs. Lou Bretzke Of Seattle, ac-
mpanied by her mother. Mrs. Dora
Scott of Santa Ana. Calf, her
n Lou z. Bretzke Jr.. who has been 4
tending Kenper Military institute as
Bonneville. Mo. and Miss Jaque- -
Kennedy Of Seattle, VINO had as
ne with her to visit Lou Jr at
,cneville, arrived in Glasgow Sun
Y by automobile, and left We'd
sday morning. Lou Bretzke Jr.
S been appointed to the United