The Western news., 1946-07-04


Kalispell. ..,,u,d Cot
,rdav after a weeks vacation IN
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Kemmis OF
Sand Point, visited Sunday WIN
Libby friends I'll, =.
The Harry Chapman family IS
aaS;rg q week at the Meadow
Mountain Ranch.
Torne Bolyard was on the SICK
1;s+ the first of the week and unable
TO be at the store. ... -
Pvt Robert Morris is stationed IN
MARYLAND following his nouctloil III
TO the Army in June. 60
New employees in the X. M. Groc- roc
erv department this week are MISS
Gwen Homann and Bob Clough,
Miss Charlotte Gael spent oatur-
dav and Sunday in Kalispell wnere
She attended to business matLerS'
Douglas F. Stickney arrived Weo-
nesdav from Portland to spend the.
weekend at the Don HargreaVes
Glen f. Leckrone. Jr., son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Glen LeckrOne OF LIBBY
has been discharged from naval ser
Mr. an Mrs. E. E. thinner and
family spent the weekend in Libby
,,ieiti1e friends. The Zimmer
family are former Libby residents.
ladies Auxiliary VFW Post NO.
1548 will not meet this week but
will have the usual meeting July
21-President, Mrs. Clara Booth
man. ,, aF
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Hanson oil
Great Falls spent the weekend at
the Bud Adkins home. Mr.: ana
Mrs. Hanson are Mrs. Adkins par
ents.
Wash. came Monday to spend the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Beau
lieu. Tom and Francis Beaulleu
are brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Les Bartels and tam
ily of Spokane arrived last Wednes-
day to spend the holidays with MIS-.
Bartels' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Beardsley.
Bill Brewington was inductcd m
to the Marine Air Corps Monday IN
Spokane. Following his induction,
Bill was sent to San Diego where
HE is to be stationed.
I Mrs. Rosella Burke enjoyed
surprise visit from two Los Angeles
friends Thursday WREN Ge0I ge
Magee and Elmer Jefiries stopped
here enrcute to Missou'a.
Mr.. ard Mrs. austin Proadhurst
and family and Miss Violet Hanson
of Chester returned home Monday
after srerding the weekend VITA
SIR. and ms. Harold Prg Qf Troy.
The Rainbow Mothers Club heid
their first meeting after organlza-
ton Saturday at a 6.30 dinner. Mrs.
Raw Rice presided in the absence
of the president, Mrs. Alberta Row
land
Funeral services for Mrs James
A. CoraGn of Kalispell were held
there Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Coram was the sister Of Thomas
Long and stepmother Of Mrs Leo
S. Welch.
Woody Williams OF Hollywood
Calf, is here this week to attend a
family reunion of the Williams fam
lily. 1t has been is years since he
was in Libby.
Ems. Beulah Lorene Johnson,
nurse corps, USNR, daughter OF
Mrs. Maude Johnson was discharged
recently at the Naval Personnel
Separation Unit Balboa Park, San
Francisco.
Miss Shirley Homann left Sunday
for Seattle where she plans to spend
the summer. Her sister. Miss Gwen,
returned last Thursday from Ed
munds, Wash, where she has been
attending high school.
Mrs. William Guernsey and daugh-
tiers, Claire and Gail, arrived n Lib
by Wednesday to join Mr.. Guern-
sey who has been appointed new
Forest Supervisor. The Guernseys
have been transferred to Libby from
MiSSoula
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wolstad ar
rived in Libby Sunday of last week
from Salt Lake City Mr. VOL
stad is the new ranger in charge
of the Raven Station where the
Wolstads will reside
Mrs Ann Foster returned Sunday
night from a two-week trip during
which she visited her son, Dave
and family in Spokane, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Foster at Wenatchee and
4IlGIQS III OdSlllilClG, W dSll wi ,.
Foster also visited Coulee Dam and
Coulee City. She reports a very
enjoyable vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Karnes and
family of Portland, Ore, arrived in
Libby Saturday to spend ten day
vacation with Franks parents, Mr.
and Mrs NJ R. Karnes This is the
first time the Karnes have seen
Frank and his wife since he return
ed from service in Italy several
months ago.
The Rainbow Girls. Libby As
scmbly No. 5, enjoyed a picnic at
he fish hatchery Sunday through
The courtesy Of Mr., and Mrs. Geo.
Ripley Transportation was fur
nished by Paul Church and Arccn
Belmorc. Mrs Ripieys anddaugh-
ter Mrs Moore with her baby
daughter were special guests Mrs