Hungry Horse news., 1952-08-29
Georgia Kohl Weds
John Lloyd, Helena
by Mrs. Grace Reed

| IAN YIN VIE W-1r. ana MrS
George Kohl and Rose Marie left
Friday evening for Helena to at
tend their daughter, Georgia s
wedding. She formerly attended
Columbia Falls high school.
Georgia was married Saturday
evening at the office of Judge
White to John Lloyd, Helena. Her
attendants were her sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Drosten, Helena. After the cere-
mony, a reception was held at the
Drosten home for family and
friends. The newlyweds left for
Yellowstone park and will spend
a week on their honeymoon.
POLLYANNA CLUB
Pollyanna club met at the EN-
ma Frerich home last Wednesday
at 2 p. m. There were 20 ladies
and visitors present. A baby show
er for the A. v. Conns was main
business of the. day. The ladies
presented MarieIwith many USE
full and beautiful gifts for the
new baby. Hostesses were Amelia
Kohl and Emma Frerich. Beth
Tombrink led in recreation. Club
will meet at Media Tombrinks in
September
Guests at the Paul Dowler home
the past week were Mr.. Dowler's
parents, Rev. and Mrs. j. DoWler
and sister, Marabell, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Schlinger
received word from their son,
S/Sgt. E. Schlinger, who is sta
toned in Korea, saying he will be
assigned to the Luke Air Force
base, Phoenix.
Mrs. E. j. Schlinger and daugh-
ter, Alma, were Tuesday dinner
guests at the Ed Hedman home.
NEW DOORS
The Jake Fraziers are having
some new garage doors installed. |
Ray Carter, Columbia Falls, is do
ing the work.
Jack Frazier received a slight |
head conclusion Tuesday while
playing football, but is doing fine
now.
Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Charles
Frazier, Columbia Falls; Mrs. w.
darner and baby, and Mrs. Car
nan Colsten, Hungry Horse, had
unch and visited at the R. Sparks
home, Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Burch, Bon
lie View, and daughter, Alice and
.hildren, Lewistown, left by car
friday morning for Lewistown.
3urches were to return the first
# the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Schultz,
'ort Benton, and Mrs. Schultz
mother, Mrs. Robert Morrill,, Los |
Angeles, were dinner guests Tu-
sday evening at the John Tom
rinks. Mrs. Morrill, will be re-
nembered as Lillian Riffo, Kalis-
ell. She taught at Half Moon
chool house several years ago.
SGT. HELLAND HOME
Sgt. 0. J. Holland arrived home
rom Headquarters and Service
ommand, Tokyo, last Wednesday. {
lie worked in a commissary in ia c
an. He has been there three years. J
lie was discharged last Tuesday at
ort Lewis. /
Mrs. C. F. Jensen, who formerly Y
we'd in this community passed
way Monday morning at her {
ONE in Whitefish. She had been l.
l for some time. Her sister, Mrs. h
d Nelson, Leeds, S. D., came Tu-
sday to attend the funeral, which a
as held at Catron's Funeral home n
Whitefish, Wednesday. Mrs. a
snsen is Chris Rasmussen's sis
r. S
Visitors at the Ed Motichka h
ome this week were Mrs. Kate l;
rayson, Spokane; Mrs. Ethel Role
I'd two children; Mrs. Florence N
rayson, Mrs. Mildred McElwain; h
Id Mrs. Hill, Half Moon; Mr.. and E
rs. Howard Wheeler and child
n, New Castle, Wyo.; Dolores
heeler, Bremerton, Roger Mo- W
,hka and Arnold Cook of this 81
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Helen Eschenbacher, Froid, niece H
Amelia Kohl, is visiting at the N
ohls. She visited at the Miner al
ocking home, Whitefish before HI
NJ, i,,o RI fha Kohl hoYy,o