Laurel outlook., 1949-11-02
Park City Panthers
Remain Undefeated

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Park City, Nov. Park City
met the Fromberg siX-man foot
ball team on the local field
Wednesday afternoon. In the first
quarter no scores were made, but
from then on the Ianthers of
Park City ran wild over the Wis
itors and made a 81 to . score
over Fromberg, thus finishing the
season by winning all OF the five
games played.
According to Coach l.. +. Jacob
son Park City is eligible to meet
the winner of the klein-Lodge
Grass game for the district cham
pionship Nov. 4. Klein Is also an
undefeated team.
The score by quarters:
Fromberg 0 0 6 o. 6
Park City IA "a 12-5O
In the Fat Stock Show held in
Billings during the week, John
Mohr in the senior All club di-
vision took first place in the calf
showmanship competition, and his
brother Martin MOhr placed in the
barrow showmanship.
The Pep club gave a party Fri
day evening for the football team
at the home of Lillian Sitzman.
Games and dancing were played
and lunch was served by the high
school girls. Over 90 students at
tended the party.
Supt. and Mrs. w. F. Truckner
and family went to Great Falls for
the teachers convention and also
visited friends at Augusta over the
week end.
Mr.. CARRIER, field man for the
state board of health, was a dinner
guest at the K. j. Harris home
tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Orchard of
Billings were guests Tuesday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Davis.
Mrs. Walt Williams recently
went to Schuyler, Nebr., to see her
father and also relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Mosier went
to Big Timber Thursday to visit
at the homes of their daughters.
A. w. DeGroot of Helena spent
Wednesday at the home of Allen
Lierow. Thursday he was accom-
panied by his granddaughter Diane
Lierow to Billings where they
were guests of his son Duncan De-
GroOt and family.
Mrs. Rachel Marten, who has
been in Billings with her daughter,
Mrs. John Leuthold and family
for several months, returned to
her home during the week.
The Junior Youth fellowship
group had a Halloween party Fri
day evening at the Charles East
lick home with their sponsor, Mrs.
Charles Stonerock. Halloween
games and stunts were enjoyed
with a lunch following.
The Walther League gave a
Halloween party in the Lutheran
church parlor. Various games
ed and weird ghost tales told.
and Halloween stunts were play
Mrs. Conrad Mehling was host
ess Thursday afternoon at her
home to the Garden club and was
assisted by her daughter, Mrs.
George Weber. The program was
. garden quizz arranged in CUES
sing games by Mrs. Edward Story,
president. Mrs. Susan Mingham
Of Denver was a guest.
j. H. Dove left Tuesday night
for Glendive to enter the railroad
hospital for observation and treat
ment. He returned home for the
week end and went to Glendive
again Tuesday.
Mrs. Bill Daniels and two chill
lren of Townsend. accompanied by
ler sister, Mrs. Allen Whitcanack,
vent to Helena Tuesday to visit
heir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Plowman and
Donald and Stacene Plowman, re-
,urned home from Denver Sunday
night where they were called by
he illness of Mrs. Plowman's
mother. Mr.. Plowman returned to
St. Paul Sunday night where he
s with the railroad.
Mrs. Alex Fox left Wednesday
for Darby where she will spend 10
lays or two weeks with her son
Richard Fox and family.
Mrs. Susan Mingham of Denver
came Monday to visit at the home