The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-06-10
R4ousin9 Social and pea4o,sal Meu4

| Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Hall and
family moved out to their ranch
last week. Mrs. Hall and the
children had been staying with
Mrs, Halls mother, Ethel Mer
chant, during the school term.
Minor repairs and carpentry
are being done at the Agency
quarters this week
Mrs. George Morgan is in Bill
ings this week to attend the com
mencement exercises of Rocky
Mountain College, her son James
being a member of the gradua-
ton class.
Supt. Harry H. Cloke and Mrs.
Cloke are visiting her relatives
at Provo, Utah, having left
Browning several days after the
close of school. They will visit
other points, including Butte,
Supt Cloke'S former home, be
fore returning to Browning.
Mrs Glen Finley is back at her
ranch home after a weeks stay
in Great Falls, where she had re-
ceived a clinical check-up of her
health. A few weeks ago she un-
derwent a major operation from
which she rapidly recuperated.
Periodic check-upS al Great Falls
since then indicate her safe re
covery.
Audra Pambrun and son John
ny, left last Friday to return to
Fl. Washable, Wyo. They visited
Yellowstone National Park on
their way home. Audra had been
visiting her mother, Ethel Mer-
chant, for the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Bruncau,
OF McComb, Okla, and Sgt Matt
Veitenatinar were here recently
to visit with Joe Bruneau. Isaac
is a son of George and Sgt. Welt
enatinar is his nephew The
visitors moIored here and re-
turned i'll Sgt Veterinarians car.
He is stationed in Japan, being
home on leave.
Miss Joan Paisley. who for the
last two years has been engaged
as kindergarten teacher in the
Plentywood schools. is home for
the summer She plans " resume
her normal training next fall, be
ing undecided as to the inStitu-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs George D. Nor
gan. Glasgow, have returned
home after a visit with his par
entS, Mr. and Mrs. George Nor
gan. Morgan is industrial arts
teacher in the Glasgow Junior
high school
Visiting Joe New b.l->t last
weekend was Miss Mildred Not
Afraid Of the Crow observations.
Mrs. NewbreaSt is visiting rela-
tlveS on the Fort Peck reServ a.
ton, Joe said
Leo Harris, former cI:tientau Vi
this section, arrived Friday from
Phoenix, Arlz. for a :wO wee ks
business and pleasure trip. Now
permanent resident Of PhOe-
nix, he IS in comparative retire
ment. Severa, years ago he pur-
chased residence property III that
city, devoting his time to caring
for his lawn and Shrubbery and
being entertained by TV. His
health, he said. is The best he has
ever enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
r. Getty, former residents. also
Phoenix residents, are in the
best of health, according to Leo.
Browning BARRIERS are finding
the Monday closed-shop policy a
means for constructive leisure.
constructive in the sense that the
time availS them an opportunity
to get rested up after the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Carpenter.
of Oroville, Wash, former resi-
dents of Browning, were over
night guests at the Burke Ham
~ hOAlG IlLAS "GCh. 1T couple
were on their way to Shelby to
attend the funeral of her father.
Patrick Curry, who persisted in
a fire early Monday morning at
East Glacier.
Dick Taught and daughter,
Patti, motored to Great Falls
Wednesday, both being there for
dental attention. From there
Patti later boarded the Great
Northern Empire Builder en-
route to Rugby, N. D., to visit
relatives for several weeks. A
graduate of Browning high school
at the recent commencement, she
plans to enroll at Denver
Women's College next fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Shaddox and
family visited the John Boyds on
Memorial weekend. The Boyds
were recently transferred TO the
Flathead Reservation.
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