The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15
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oculist.
Miss velma Kulp returned Satur-
day from Detroit, where she has
been employed and is visiting her
mother. Mrs. H. p. Kulp.
Mrs. Marvin Hanneman and
daughter, Luoma Jean, left this
morning for San Bonita, Calf,
where her husband, Sergeant Hanne-
man is stationed.
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Lieut. Norma Anderson Holman,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Anderson, stationed at Vint Hill
Farm station at Warrenton, Va, has
been promoted to first lieutenant.
Harry D. Loucks.e Joyce Loucks
and Harry d. Loucks Jr., of Red
stone, father, sister and brother of
Superintendent H. v. Loucks of
Nashua, we're here for the basketball
tournament.
The Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Wall
spent Sunday and Monday in Sidney
and while there participated in the
daily devotional period conducted by
the Rev. and Mrs. o. M. Hoff over
station KGCX.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Osterberg re-
turned Saturday morning from De-
troit. They had spent two months
visiting there and at Blooming
Prairie and Elbow Lake, MINI, and
Battle View, N. D.
Mrs. John Hurry returned Sunday
f~1-. nNrt1And u11nro che x1cifnd
her daughter. Mrs. Paul Elfers, for a
few weeks after accompanying Mrs.
Elfers and son, Robert VIM, from
Glasgow to Portland.
Mrs. Ernie Holfus and baby daugh-
| ter. Linda Lee, of Los Angeles, ar
| rived Sunday to make an extended
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Julian A. Lund. Mrs. Lund went to
| Salt Lake City to meet her.
Dickey Stedtfeld, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Stedtfeld left Friday for
Rrainerd, MINI, to visit an uncle,
Henry Stedtfeld. and attend the
wedding of a cousin. He will also
visit two aunts in Minneapolis.
Nj. and Mrs. Ray Gibson and
Children scent from wednesday TO
Friday here visiting Mrs. Gibson's
father, Frank Simmons. and her
sisters, MIS-. Del Polling and Mrs.
Ralph Haverfield. Mr.. Gibson has
been employed in Hannaford, Wash,
and they were on their way to st.
Paul.
Mrs. Peter Solos and baby daugh-
ter, Vonice Kay, left Monday morn
ing for San Mateo, Calf, to visit
her husbands parents, MI. and Mrs.
Gus Solos. Mr.. Solos is i'll. She
planned stop IN Portland to visit
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Mccain, formerly
of Fort Peck. She will be gone a
month.
Mrs. Fred z. Marchinek returned
Saturday from Lennon, S. D., where
she was called by the death of a
brother-in-law, Guy Ward. She had
returned from a visit at Lennon
only a few days before the word was
received. Mr.. Wards daughter, Mar
vine Ward. was employed in GlaS-
gov a year or two ago.
Mrs. H. P. Kulp has received word
of the birth of a granddaughter,
daughter of Engineer'ssMate Second
Glass and Mrs. Marvin Kulp of New
London, Conn. The baby was born
Feb. 81, weighed almost 8 pounds,
and has been named Frances Ann.
Mrs. Marvin Kulp's mother. Mrs.
v. H. Wiltse of st. Paul, IS visiting
them.
Miss Edith Foss, school lunch
field representative Of War Food
Administration, with headquarters
in Helena, arrived IN Glasgow
Thursday to inspect the local school
lunch project and spent the week
.snd here visiting friends. She was
head of the Glasgow high school
home economies department the
last few years.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert Hurry ar
rived Wednesday morning from
Muroc field, Calf. where he has
been taking advanced army air
corps training, and are visiting his
parents. Judge and Mrs. John Hurry.
They will leave March 81 for Langley
field. Va. Miss Mary 10 Hurry is eX-
pected this afternoon from Bozeman,
where she is a student at the State
college. to spend the week end in
Glasgow.
Mrs. Erma Steinmetzer and daugh-
ter. Marjorie of Kalispell, former
Glasgow residents, accompanied by
Mrs. Steinmetzer's mother, Mrs. M.
E. Patterson, who has been visiting
her the past three months. arrived
Thursday to visit Mrs. Seinmetzer's
broth.sr and sister-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. I. Patterson. The elder Mrs.
Patterson makes her home with her
son here. Mrs. Steinmetzer's sons,
Walter and Rodney, r now in the
army and her son Earle is in the
navy.
Mrs. Charles Gorder and son,