The Glasgow courier., 1945-06-21

Donna Mae, of Aberdeen, Wash.
former Glasgow residents. arrived
Thursday and have been visiting
Mrs Hilden's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Hogan at Nashua, and otner
relatives and friends in Glasgow.
They will leave Friday.
Mrs. Nellie Mckay, who spent. a
week visiting her brother and SIS
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. JACOB
Pattison, left last week for Yakima,
Wash, where she will visit a sister.
She plans to stay in the west. The
last two years she has taught at
Bagley, Mimi, where anotner
brother lives.
Miss Eleanor Burger and Miss
Frieda Burger arrived Saturday TO
spend vacations with their mother,
Mrs. Ella Burger. Miss Eleanor Bur-
ger is taking cadet nurse training
at Sacred Heart hospital in Spokane
and Miss Frieda Burger is taking
cadet nurse training at the Col
umbus hospital in Great Falls.
Mrs. o. F. Krause and daughters
Dorothy of Tacoma, Wash, ana
Mrs. William Thompson, and Mrs.
Thompson's son Dale. of Great
Falls are in Glasgow staying at
their former home on Fourth avenue
north. They are visiting Mrs.
Krause'S brother and SiSter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fadness.
The Rev. II. F. Widen left We'd
nesday morning for the Bubbling
Springs Bible camp summer as
sembly north of Bainville, where he
will be an instructor at a two-week
camp. He took with him to attend
the camp Mona and Patsy Grain,
Julene and Joyce Rave, Dorothy
Frederickson and Katy Marsan.
Second Lieut.. June Egbert of the
army nurse corps spent two days
in Glasgow visiting at the Fred
Mann home, and also assisted at
the Deaconess hospital. She came
from Harlem. where she was for
merly a cadet nurse, where Sne
spent the greater part of her first
furlough visiting her parents. she
is stationed at Bushnell general
hospital, Brigham City, Utah.
Staff Serg. Wilmer Jones, VINO
has spent a 30-day furlough in
Glasgow with his wife, and visiting
his sister, Mrs. Ned Johnson and
other relatives, left Sunday for
Santa Monica, Calf, to report for
Sergeant Jones has
served with the air corps in Africa,
[ndo- China and Burma and re-
urned recently from China by
)lane. He was overseas 33 months.
Mrs. John Hurry Jr. arrived sat
lrday and is visiting her parents,
dr. and Mrs. j. w. Wedum. She left
california a month ago, where her
has been stationed, ana
listed her sisters, Mrs. John Gray
eal of Missoula and Miss Lillian
vedum, who was a student at the
tate university the past year. Miss
Vedum accompanied her 10
,hoteau. where they visited their
rother, Carl. Miss Wedum IS now
isiting the Fred Ibsen family at
.aliSpell.
Miss Dorothy Orr of Corvallis,
,re., spent the past week. at the
ONE of her brother and SiSter-ln-
NV. Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Orr, and
as a sponsor for their baby daugh-
n. Gail. who was baptized Sunday
{ the Lutheran church service.
,ther sponsors, not present. were
Ir. Orr's mother and stepfather,
[r. and Mrs. F. A. Daggett of Big
andy. Mrs. Daggett and grand
aughter, Diane johnson of Will
ton, were here from Tuesday to
thursday last week. danes sister.
Iiss Bobby Johnson, came last
eek from Williston and will stay
II a while at the Orr home.
Hospital Apprentice First Glass
Iifford Combs who is stationed at
elena, arrived Thursday to spend
15-day furlough with his family.
George Watson left Friday for
eesler Field, Miss, where he will
training for the air
rps. He has been an air corps
servist for several months, being -
lowed to graduate from the Glas-
W high school before being called.