Laurel outlook., 1947-09-10
PARK CITYSECTION
Park City Schools
Opened Last Tuesday

Park City, Sept. 1O.-The Park
City schools opened Tuesday, Sept
2, with one instructor short. TIC
date the trustees have not been able
to secure a home economics teacher
The high school instructors are
superintendent, Alfred Code, who
has been superintendent of the
Froid school. Basel Helgesen who
has been coach and commercial
teacher for several years, returned
for another year. Miss Bette Kruger
of Minnesota, who taught last year,
has also returned. Miss Janice Fish
er of Forsyth, who was a junior
high and band instructor has return
ed for her work. There are about
100 students enrolled in the high
school and junior high.
Mrs. A. Reiter of Laurel is fifth
and sixth grade teacher with ID
pupils in each grade.
Miss Lucille Harding who taught
fifth and sixth grades last year will
teach the third and fourth grades
with Is students in each grade.
Mrs. Alfred Golde is teaching the
first and second grades with 10 be-
ginners and Is in the second grade.
Pupils entering the first grade r
Richard Lee, Terry Sands, Gerald
Hergett, Bruce Hansford, Floyd
Colby, Darrell Frank, Cecil Fleming,
Allen McMillen, John Suter, Patrick
McFate, John Benner, Lloyd Schwab,
Doris Jane Rowton, Patricia Hilder-
man, Vivian KOber, Yvonne Pope,
Mary Harding and Donald Weis.
The Park City Garden club met
Thursday afternoon at the hall with
Mrs. Levin Hergett as hostess. The
roll call was given by relating a
school experience. A program on
to transplant in September and
seeds to sow in the fall was con-
Quoted by the president, Mrs. F. r.
A quizz on the same sub
iect was won by Mrs. John Kinney.
Plans were made for a public plant
and bulb sale to be held the after
noon of Sept. 18, with a lunch to
De served during the afternoon.
Miss Ellen Ware left over the
week end for Harlowton where she
will be departmental instructor in
iC llOSl ilCuldIG SlducS. |
Mrs. Alex Fox was called to Lin
DIN, Nebr., last Sunday by the ill
less of al older sister, who passed
way before she arrived. Mrs. Fox
eturned home Sunday.
Mrs. R. w. Davis, Miss Pearl
JAWS, Miss Ellen Ware, Mrs. w. A.
fansford and Mrs. S. T. Flood were
ostesses Thursday evening at the
Star chapter in Laurel.
Guests Sunday at the home Of
1r. and Mrs. r. w. Davis were
1rs. Davis mother, Mrs. Matilda
orenson of Bozeman, and Mr.. and
lrs. Sig Eggar and daughter Leil-
nj of Livingston.
Conrad Mehling was surprised on
is birthday Thursday, Sept. 4, by
family get-together and dinner in
lie evening. Those present were =
[r. and Mrs. Herman Oches and
Mr.. and Mrs. William
ober and family of Billings, Mr.. .
nd Mrs. Emil Mehling of Laurel,
-r. and Mrs. George Schodt and
lmily of Richland, Wash, Mrs.
Gorge Weber and Mr.. and Mrs.
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fink and
N Wayne left Monday on a vaca-
on trip. Mrs. William Kuester and
Carrie Jane who has been
at the home of her brother
arold Fink, accompanied them to
# home at Richey. Mr.. and Mrs.
ink also were accompanied by
rs. Fink's mother, Mrs. Anna AK
II of Billings. They were also
tests of friends at Glasgow and
avre.
Colleen, Patsy and Billy Adams
ere hosts at a porch dancing party
their home to 40 of their school
lends Friday evening.
Guests Saturday at the home of
and Mrs. Kaiser were Mr.. and
rs. Robert McKeown and daugh-
: Patricia of Casper, Wyo., Jack
;Keown of Milwaukee, Wis, Mr..
d Mrs. Walter Kaiser and Mrs.
hn Lipsack of Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Guse and
lighter Phyllis Jean of Big Timber
ent Friday with her parents Mr..
d Mrs. John Kinney.
Mrs. Thomas Story was hostess
ednesday afternoon to the menu
s of the Hobby club.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Mosier return
home Monday from several DAYS
mt with their daughters and FAM
at Absarokee and Big Timber.
ohm Schrick and son of Chart
!, Iowa. have been guests at the
ne of Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Cain
accompanied them through the II
X during the week. Hi