The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-22

Eureka Boy Married in Alaska

Eureka Boy Married in Alaska
The wedding of Natalie Werner
and Earl Weber was August II at
Seward, Alaska. Father Chaput
performed the ceremony. The bride
was given in marriage by her uncle.
Arthur Brooks. She wore a nile
green silk gown with finger tin
veil. The groom brought the ma
terial of the brides gown from
Japan. Her corsage was of white
gardenias. Earlene Brooks, brides
maid, wore pale yellow with white
corsage of gardenias. The groom
and his attendant wore blue suits
A reception was held at the brides
mothers home
Earl was raised in Eureka and
entered the kindergarten shoot here
and graduated from the Lincoln
County High School, He attended
college in Seattle for two quarters
and then entered the Service. where |
he served for 3 years. 2 years over |
seas, in New Guinea and in japan |
after W Day. He was in major
battles
Earl plans to enter Gcnzaga Col
lege in September. The couple
will make their home in Spokane.
They left Seward on the USS
Aleutian for Valley. Alaska. from
where they will drive their car over
the Alaska Highway to the States
They expect to spend a week or
more in Eureka
The many friends of Earl wish he 7
and his bride long, happy life. Z
Grange Makes Plans For Fair
Tobacco Valley Grange convened +
August l3 with Master Klinke pre- s
siding. r \
The balloting on the application f
OF lola NJ Moses was favorable J.
Home &c. chairman Jean John
son thanked the ladies for recipes d
she has been receiving for the a
Grange Cook Book. Our Home r,
Economics Committee will serve t.
lunch at the dance September 7th
during the fair. State Home &c II
chairman Jennie AIverson announ- D,
ced to our grange the winners of
the Quilt Square Contest. Mon al
tana was on the list with Sister h;
Sheldon of Kootenai Valley Grange F,
5th prize. M
The dance committee gave the
dance report for August 3rd. Jr
Brother West cited plans as made Ri
Tor the fair September 7th and 9th. De
An association has been formed
o further study and work on REA sol
n this vicinity. at
Business Agent Erickson is now
cooking orders for grass seeds and shi
fertilizer. no
Brother LenarZ announced that MI
ne Pomona meeting would be post
oned to later date. Sar
Sister Jackson reminded Gran SOL
ers OF the costume singing contest j
nd the skit writing project for ret
tate Grange. flo,
The program was under the aus n
ices OF the Home Economics com we,
littee. fbp
Sister AlVerSon read an article on Mr.
lie Importance of Home Economics E
ork and the projects that can be Eur
orked out in the Oranges. N
Elsie Helms gave the penny drill visi
port. She also led the Grange of
ght of Mine" Her
Marjorie McMullen recited Inc
,enn, neat Wave; Mr.. Baker, Call
owed a film, entitled, Teach At +
lem to Drive" Mr.. Baker Saws M
at eight schools in the State are Thu
aiming to teach this course in obiti
: schools. He asked that we all date
Up to combat highway accidents. M
Brother Weydemeyer explained and
work involved in presenting the are
5eant of the history of Tobacco bom
Hey. This feature is being plan M,
-f0F-the- fair- -
During the lunch hour, the Home mod
'nomics All Club girls told what A
y have been doing in their cls Ds stopr
5 year PoGe
'rother Fox was reported hav- retnr
undergone an appendectomy. NJ
Worthy Ceres Virginia Erickson 4ii
present the program August cond'
I. Some interesting films will Schoc
shown at that time. for h
range closed with the usual SOC -
hour -
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