The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-27


week from Missoula to spend sew
eral days with his father, Lione
Shaurette, and many Libby rela
tives and friepds. He is employ
ed by the United States Coast ant
! Geodetic Survey.
Miss Ruth Cole of Eureka is a
mOng the thirty-five students wh'
won places on the honor roll a
Northern Montana College during
the spring quarter according to ;
news release received from the col
lege registrar.
Mr. and Mrs Tom c. Kitley o.
San Diego, Calf, arrived Thursday
to spend several days with then
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p V. Kitley
and R. w. Smithberger. Tom Kit
ley has recently been discharged
from the Marines.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Fraser OF
ColfaX, Wash, and Mr. and Mrs
Robert Fraser of Spokane spent the
weekend with their mother, Mrs
Nina Fraser, and their brother
Austin who is home from Garmish,
Germany, where he has been serving
in Field Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lief Johnson and
daughter Rita and Mr.. Johnson S
mother arrived Tuesday night from
Seattle. They are vacationing and
visiting friends. Rita is staying with
the LeDuc girls while her parents
went on to Kalispell. They will re-
turn here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wood of Mar
timer, Calf, announce the birth of
daughter, Marsha Lyn, born at
the Community Hospital in Mar
timer on June 5. Marsha Lyn is the
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Turner of Libby. Mrs. Turner is
spending the month with her daugh-
ter and new granddaughter in Cali
fornia.
Police Judge Elmer Switzer, ST.,
reports that Fred Vignali was tried
Monday in his court and fined So
for traffic violation, and caution
ed that a second offense would draw
a heavier penalty Vignali pleaded
guilty to backing from in front of
the old Pioneer Meat Market on
Second Street, west to California
Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lansing left
for Salem, Ore, Monday morning
where they are planning to make
their home. The Lansing's have
spent the past week at the Earl
Buckingham home after returning
from Iowa where they visited rela-
tives of Mr.. Lansing Mrs. Ian
sing is the daughter of Mrs Buck
ingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dickin have
disposed of their home which they
built on lots purchased five years
ago from Mrs. June Devine in Troy
adjoining the late DR.. English home
which has been occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jackson the past twelve years
as caretakers. Mrs. Devine expects
to return to Troy in the near future
with her family and occupy her old
home.
Mrs Viola Jacobs and daughter,
Gynell, of Los Angeles arrived the
latter part of last week to spend
several days visiting Libby rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Switzer, I
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Switzer, Sr., |
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Switzer Jr., !
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Brown, and |
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Croy. A family |
reunion was held in Mrs. Jacobs |
honor Sunday at the Elmer Switzer,
ST., home.
Mrs. John Rubard, and daughter
Phyllis returned last Thursday from
4 four-day visit in Richland Wash,
where they were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Rubard and the Rod
gers family. M/Sgt. James Rubard,
who accompanied them to Bichland,
eft there Monday morning for Fort
Lewis, where he will be reassigned.
Donald James, baby son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Rubard, was chris
ened June Is, with Phyllis and
James as godparents. The Rubards
listed enroute with Miss Bette in
spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Williams of
Slendora, Calf, and Mrs. Williams
lister, Miss Gertrude Neuman of
Beverly Hills, Calf, drove in Mon
lay to visit at the home of Mr..
Williams parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Woody Williams. They came by
way of Bryce National Park, Utah, I
nd The Grand Teton, and Yellow
tone Parks. Other members of the E
Villains family are expected to ar
i've in time for a family reunion /
ext week. which will be the first
a 25 years.