Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-10
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HUNGRY HORSE-Pre-schoo
and kindergarten run by Mrs. Per.
ry Crandall begins Monday at the
Crandall residence, house No. IA
Hungry Horse Village. Glasses are
held Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day of each week. Pre-school fol
three and four year olds is from
$50 until 11:30 am. kindergarten
for those who will be five years
old before Oct. Is is from l until
3 pm.
The charge is SIPS a week. Any
one interested in enrolling a child
or anyone wishing further infor-
nation should contact Mrs. Gran
dali at her home, or phone 169-04.
SUNDAY SCHOOL TO START
Hungry Horse Community Pres
byterian Sunday school, which has
been having summer vacation will
resume this Sunday at a new time
from $50 to 1890 am, in the con-
ference hall. All children from
three years old through high school
are welcome. Mrs. Perry Gran
dali is superintendent.
Word has been received of the
birth of a second son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Mcleod, Boise, Idaho,
who were former residents of Hun
cry Horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Thorpe and
sons, Richard and Wayne, visited
friends in the area last weekend.
They recently moved from Sauk
Center, Mimi, to Billings, where
Mr.. Thorpe, who is employed by
the Chicago Bridge and Iron Co.,
was transferred. Their oldest son,
Earl, who spent the summer with
them has returned to Youngstown,
Ohio, where he lives with his
grandmother and attends high
school.
CHOIR PRACTICE
Practice of Martin City-Hungry
Horse Community Presbyterian
church choir has been changed
from Wednesday to Tuesday
nights, starting next Tuesday. The
chair meets at the home of its di-
rector, Mrs. John Vertree, house
No. II, Hungry Horse at 8 pm.
Anyone wishing. to sing with the
choir is invited to attend.
James Mcdonald and Francis
Warnock went to Winifred, Fri
day, returning Sunday with Mr.. ,
father, Dougal Nc |
Donald.
Mr.. and Mrs. John PEBBLES and |
Kathy and Forrest, Boise,
Idaho, spent the weekend with the
Ellis Shelhamer family. Mr.. Peeb-
les, formerly with the Bureau of |
Reclamation here, is now with
Idaho state highway department in
their bridge division.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Soil and
son, Wayne, Missoula, visited last
weekend at the home of Mrs. Soils
sister, Mrs. Marcus Hidden.
Colene Hidden started her senior
year at Flathead county high
school. She is staying with her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
ear Moe, and plans to spend week
ends here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Marc Hidden and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Macleod and
Anne and Tommy, have
returned from a 10 day trip to
Idaho. They visited Mrs. Mac
Leod's sister, Mrs. Ed Knudsen and
'amily in Jerome and other rela-
ives in Boise. Mr.. MacLeod's mo-
her, Mrs. A. M. Macleod, re-
urned with them from Boise and
olans to stay with them indefinite
y.
The Dick Greiner family spent
he weekend at Poison as guests
If Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Greiner.
Mrs. Byron Moye, Tacoma,
Wash, is making a two weeks visit
t the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Imil Gehri. Mrs. Moye's brother,
Ildon c. Johnson, Bellflower,
,alif., is also a guest at the Gehris.
ie has been catching his limit of
iSh every day.
Mrs. Emil Gehri and daughter,
farlene, made two day hike last
1eek to the Sperry chalets, and
perry glacier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Gochnauer
nd children, Lois and Myron, re-
lrned Saturday from a 10 day
lip visiting friends and relatives
l Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
Ir. Gochnauer toured the power
rejects at McNary Dam, Box
anyon, Albeni Falls and Chief
oseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Howerton
nd son, Robbie, Circle, were
lests last weekend of Mrs. How
tons sister, Mrs. Bennie Saith
:, Jr., and family, Martin City.
hey also called on other friends
this area. Mrs. Howerton is the 4
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