Laurel outlook., 1950-05-10
PARK CITY

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RESIDENT SUCCUMBS
Park City, May 10.-Louis
Glodt, "a. a former Park City resi-
dent. passed away April II, in
Salem, Ore. at the home of his
son. John.
He was born Feb. %, 1866, in
Paris, France, and came to the
United States in 1880, where he
lived at different points. He was
married to Miss Ursula Stangle of
Austria in 1899 neal Gardiner.
In 1910 he came to Park City
and resided in the community until
about 1892 when they went to
Portland, Ore. Mrs. Glodt passed
away in 1889.
He is survived by four sons,
Louis G.. Jr.. of South Edenston,
NY; George G. of McMinnville,
Ore; Joe of Redmond, Ore, and
John of Salem, Ore: also four
daughters. Mrs. Violet Lamb of
Portland. Mrs. Rose Berger of Spo-
kane, Mrs. Frances Merritt of
Roundup, Mrs. Josephine Walters
OF Park City; also II grandchildren
and 8 great grandchildren. He was
buried at Portland, Ore, April 81,
1850.
Sunday, April 80, Rev. A. M.
Bachanz was in charge of a re-
gional layman's meeting at st.
Paul's Lutheran church. Pastors
taking part in the program were
Rev. P. M. Freiburger of Billings,
Rev. M. H. Juengel of Laurel, Rev.
o. F. Wagner of Hardin. In the
evening dinner was served by the
ladies' aid to the visiting pastors,
laymen and church members.
The Lutheran missionary society
met Wednesday evening in the
church parlors with Mrs. Earl
Eastlick as hostess. Mrs. John
Rutt, president, presided. Mrs. Jake
Benner had a program on "Mis-
sions." Members present were Mrs.
S. Pearsall, Mrs. A. Kline, Mrs. j.
Sitzman, Mrs. Alex Fox, Mrs. Cor
rine Larson and Mrs. Bachanz.
Mrs. Mile Goodall was honored
April 20, at a birthday
dinner at her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Goodall as hosts. Guests
were Roy Tuggle of Pryor, Mrs.
Cora Walters of Hardin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Ralston. Mrs. Ivah
and Rev. and Mrs. A. M.
Bachanz.
Mrs. Earl Guide and son Robin
returned home recently from San
where they went to see
her son, William, who is recover
ing in a veterans hospital from
INJURIES received in service in Alas
"a several months ago. D
Guests Friday evening at the '
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Davis .
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Jensen of
Nebraska. Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Franzen and Nh. and Mrs. Merkel
Franzen. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Franzen
cave Sunday for Arkansas to
spend a two weeks vacation with |
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eastlick,
Marlene and Marilyn Eastlick, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mckenzie spent
April 80, at the home of
Ir. and Mrs. Frank Kastelitz of
Ioliet. The dinner was in honor
# Mrs. N. C. Eklund. mother of
1rs. Eastlick. who was celebrating
Ter eighty-sixth birthday.
Mrs. M. l.. Dunsworth returned
ONE from Billings Monday after
pending several days with her l.
laughter.
Mrs. Bessie Mills recently re-
urned to her home in Seattle after
listing at the home of her par C
hts. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Colby, r
nd sisters. Mrs. Cecil Fleming and a
1rs. Victor Mitchell. n
Mrs. HI. O.. Beeman and daugh- =
er Judy of Broadview and Mr.. and 8
1rs. Elton Beeman and son of G
were visiting relatives IL
ere Monday. o
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Whitmyer of o
Filings called on former Park City W
Tuesday. I
Bud (Charles) Rymer, Jr., of p,
aurel was a visitor among old =,
riends Wednesday. He is in the =,
ervice and stationed at Camp u
evils, Wash.
Miss Rosalie Carpenter of Bill
ngs spent Thursday with her fl
Mrs. Effie Carpenter. m
Those attending the O.E.S. chap e,
in Laurel Thursday evening ir
ere Mrs. Ethel Ketchum. Mrs. 10
L. Keefer, Mrs. A. A. Nelson, =,
RS. R. w. Davis, Mrs. Allen a
ansford. Mrs. H. j. Brownawell Va
nd Mrs. S. T. Flood. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Linden Sc
I'd family of Columbus spent Sun to