Laurel outlook., 1945-02-07
BY FRED

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Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Krieger.
Pvt. Raymond Brewington left tn
first of the month for Californi;
after spending a month with HI!
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Brew
ington. Pvt. Brewington spent abou
three years in the South Pacific.
Herman Frank, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Alex Frank, celebrated hi:
twenty-first birthday Jan. 81 by
entertaining at dinner Marion Gebo
John and Marie Kober, Mildred
Wegner and Helen and Betty Frank
Mrs. Dan Eastlick spent Wednes-
day and Thursday in Billings with
her daughter, Mrs. L.. Knudsen and
Mr.. Knudsen.
Richard Eklund of Great Falls
was a visitor Wednesday at the
home of his sister, Mrs. C. V. East
lick and family.
Mrs. Allen Hansford returned
from a Billings hospital Tuesday,
where she has been recovering from
an operation. Her mother Mrs.
Susan Minghan of Denver came
Saturday to spend several weeks
with her daughter and family:
Alice and Garnet Schwindt of
Kirkland, Wash, came Friday to be
with their father, c. V. Schwindt,
who is second trick operator at the
depot.
Fritz Doll of Mandan, N. D., came
recently and is the third trick rail-
road operator.
Shirley Altice Kober and Betty
Sitzman of Park City were listed
on the fall honor roll at Montana
State College. An average of 81
must be earned by the student to
be on the roll.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Estrin and fam
lily left Saturday for Sims, N. D.,
after living three months in the
Pearsall house. Mr.. Estrin is con-
nected with the railroad extra gang
and came from North Dakota to
Park City.
Friends learned during the week
that Miss Esther Zwisler of Helena
while on duty at a hospital fell and
broke the bones in the knee. She
is confined to her bed but was able
to sit up and do some book work
for the hospital.
Mrs. Stanley Pearsall entertained
Monday evening at dinner for her
brother First Lieut.. Fred Krieger,
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Krieger and sister Mrs. Natal Mil
Ter of Laurel.
John Footlitt, Jr., of Billings, is
visiting at the home of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wolf,
while Mrs. Footlitt went to see her
husband who is stationed in Okla
homa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kaiser and
son Richard moved from the Brown
ranch northwest of town to n Of
the McKim apartments.
Mrs. Frank Brock and infant
daughter returned to their home
from a Billings hospital Saturday.
Mrs. Ralph Story was called to
Boise, Ida. during the week by the
serious illness of a relative. Her
Mrs. H. Foster of California,
will join her at Boise and will re-
turn to Park City with Mrs. Story.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sitzman enter
tanned at a buffet supper Tuesday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Ben
ner of Seattle. Guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Sitzman. Nj. and
Mrs. John Mohr, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Benner, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Fox, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Wagner, Miss
Marie Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schessler of Laurel.
Mrs. P. w. Roberts and daughter
Mrs. George Smith left Wednesday
for Seattle where Mrs. Roberts will
her mother, and Mrs. Smith
will meet her husband, George
Smith of the merchant marines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dunsworth and
Mrs. Thelma Gebo and
laughter Mrs. Samuel Flood of Bill .
ings were guests Sunday of Mrs.
VI. L. Dunsworth.
The junior high school members
we're hosts Friday night to the
students of the high school at a
party. Games and dancing were
A lunch was served by
he hosts.
The Boy Scouts enjoyed a skating
party and hike to the river during
he week with their Scout leader.
Tohn McFate. Boys belonging to
he troop are Jack Hansford, Sam
Jain, Richard Southworth, Roy
Charles Rymer, Jr., Alvin
dcFate, Raymond Frank. Frank
Calvin Grubs, Ewald Har-
I'D, and Donald Hedges.
The Youth Fellowship group went
m two skating parties at the river
wo evenings during the week with
heir sponsor John McFate. Thurs
lay evening a camp fire supper was
repaired.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Nelson of
'roadview spent a few hours in
own Saturday looking after their /
property. Their son Dwight Nelson, /
glider pilot, has recently been /
promoted to a first lieutenant.
Mrs. L. Smart was hostess to the
tuesday, guild at the home of her
'arents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Mosier. {