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The Omaha guide., 1955-07-01

On Block Island, RI, Volunteer
Fire Chief J. c. Dodge reminded
subscribers that they had contrib
uted too much money to his de-
partment last year, declared that
half Of their 1851 contributions
would be plenty this year.
The Omaha guide., 1955-07-01
Grand CANYON

The Grand Canyon Of the Colo
RADIO Ii 217 miles long. four to 10
miles wide ut brim, and 1000 to
$500 feet deep.
The Omaha guide., 1955-07-01
Summer Glasses
Begin At Joslyn
For Omuhu Kids
Begin AT Joslyn, July IL.

Almost every child likes to
paint or draw, act in plays. hear
stories and music, make puppets,
and model with clay. The sum
mel term Of classes at the JOS
The Omaha guide., 1955-07-01
Nicaragua

The production Of gold I'm Mic
aragua has taken first rank In the
country. taking precedence over COT
Zoo.
The Omaha guide., 1955-07-01
Bread Sticks

Soups and salads will have extrs
davor If you serve poppy-seed-
cheese bread sticks.
The Omaha guide., 1955-07-01
Toothbrush Mirror

On sale La a toothbrush with a
dental mirror built into Its handle,
10 you ~ look at your teeth az
your dentist does.
The Omaha guide., 1955-07-01

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Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
Porty Honors
Engaged Couple
by Mrs. GEORGE Wendf

DEER PARK-Mrs. Frank Logan
was co-hostess at a lovely party al
the Bruyer home in Pine Grove hon.
oring Robin Street and future bride
Robin will be married this month
Best wishes are extended to this
couple as they start life's journey
together.
Mrs. Fred Kost and sons, Herb and
Ricky, Mrs. Bonnie Kraft and son
were callers at the George Wendt
home, Tuesday afternoon. Herb Kost
is spending his leave with his par
ents in Kalispell. Herb is with the
Air Force and is stationed at Parks
Air Force base in California. He
leaves Monday to report back to
duty.
Mrs. Frank Logan, Mrs. Glen
Lockwood and two children were
Friday evening visitors of Mrs.
George Wendt.
George Wendt and son, Rodney,
left last Friday for Spokane. They
returned Sunday morning.
Word has been received from OAR
leen Benner and Barbara Eckelber.
ry that they are having a wonderful
vacation. The girls are visiting
friends and relatives at Sunburst and
Shelby. Mrs. Del Seekins plans tc
bring the girls home about July %.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
Hold Services For
Beth Schusfer. 66

Requiem high mass was held for
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Beth Schuster,
IS, of Martin City at St. Richards
church, Columbia Falls Wednesday
morning.
The Rev. E. B. Schuster, Great
Falls, a nephew officiated. Deacon
of the mass was the Rev. John F.
Cronin of Whitefish and the Rev.
Father William Molloy of Columbia
Falls, subdeacon.
GraveSide rites were conducted at
Conrad Memorial cemetery by Fa-
Their Molloy with Monsignor Schuster
assisting.
Waggener and Campbell were in
charge of arrangements. Pallbearers
were Homer Cady, A. Morisette
Hugh Hughes, Arthur E. Loft, Her
man Byrd and Nicholas Kartheiser.
Mrs. Schuster was an active civic
minded resident of Martin City liv-
ing there for the past eight years.
She was Democratic precinct com
mitteewoman. She also sold real es.
tate.
Elizabeth McAfee was born Sept
Is, 1888 in Pittsburgh, Pa, anc
moved to North Dakota as young
woman. In July 1929 was married al
Glentana, Mont, to Andrew Schus
ter. They lived in Valley county, anC
was matron at the county Jail al
Glasgow for number of years.
During World War II the family
moved to Vancouver, Wash. ant
Portland, and then to Martin City
just after the town started.
Survivors are her husband, An
drew; a daughter, Olive Good O
Great Falls; two sons, Arthur w
Good, Portland, and Martin Good
Billings. Other survivors include
two sisters, Marie C. Law, Burling
ton, N. Dak., and Mrs. "Cap" Heat
Seattle. There are two brothers
Thomas McAfee, Redland, N. Oak.
and Edward McAfee of Burlington
N. OAK, and two grandchildren.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
Traffic Cases

Highway patrol cases before Judge
Floyd P. Jones in Columbia Falls
justice court were as follows:
Kenneth D. Lowrey, Columbia
Falls, reckless driving, $50 fine.
Kenneth R. Knapton, Columbia
Falls, failure to have car under con-
troll, $25 fine.
Robert e. Owens, Eureka, throw
ing glass on highway, forfeited SIS
bond.
Richard P. Kelly, Columbia Falls,
no GVW markings on truck, fined
$40.
Rudolph w. Hanson, Columbia
Falls, improper license plates, fined
$40.
City cases before Judge Jones
were:
Kenneth Dagen Wage, Missoula,
four in front seat fined $40.
Roger D. Christensen, Columbia
Falls, stop sign violation, forfeited
S. bond.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
North Fork Folks
Entertain Guests

NORTH FORK-Recent guests at
the Holcomb ranch were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Mathison and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gyrion, Kalispell;
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fencheck, Lib
by; Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Hunt and
Ralph Thayer, Kalispel.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Frank Evans, July 6, were Mr. and
Mrs. Hazen Lawson, Kay and Shar-
on, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hammer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Peterson.
Dinner guests at Mr.. and Mrs.
Orville Foremans, July 7, were Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Holcomb.
Luncheon guests at Falley and Hill
da Braytons were Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Peterson, July 8.
Sunday evening dinner guests at
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hammers were
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Ingham,
Spokane, are vacationing at their
homestead on Moose creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Huck, Kalis-
pell, and their son, Vernon, and
wife and daughter, and Helen Huck
Volker and children spent the July
4 weekend at the Huck place near
Red Meadow creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mathison, ST.,
Shelby, and guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Nelson, Hardin, are spending
a week at the Mathison place or
Moose creek. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Sterner and children, Great Falls,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mathison,
Jr., Shelby, also were there.
Mrs. Bert Coan and son, Wilson
Columbia Falls, spent the July 4
weekend on the North Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Haverlandt and
son, Gary, Trego, visited at the
Frank Wurtz place over the Fourth
DR.. and Mrs. George Rockwell
spent three weeks camping and fish
ing at Bowman lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Foreman and
son, Mike, Jacksonville, ILL.,, have
arrived for the summer.
Ralph Thayer and his aunt and
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Long,
Seattle, and Mrs. Thayer's nephew
Lew Myers, and wife, California,
picnicked at Ralph's place on home
ranch.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
Russ HumiItons
Adopt Boby Girl
bv LYNDA Kav Moore

MARTIN CITY-Mr. and Mrs.
Russ Hamilton are the proud parents
of a three and half month old baby
girl, whom they adopted in Helena,
July 8. They named her Rise.
Mrs. I. w. Burr of Oregon visited
at the Arthur letters home on her
way to Calgary to see the Stampede.
She is Mrs. letters sister.
Mary Huetter of Spokane is a guest
at the Don Rowles home this week.
Donna Rowles is going to return with
her to Spokane where she will visit
relatives for about month.
Mrs. Hattie Martin, who was
teaching school at Medford, Ore,
was a visitor here with Valli Allison
and other relatives. She was on
her way to her home on Flathead
lake
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
Shirley Dewitt
WEEDS Bob LYNN

Shirley Dewitt, Kalispen, and Rob-
ert Lynn, Columbia Falls, were mar
ried Sunday at pm. at the Central
Christian church, Kalispell by Pastor
o. D. Harris.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Dewitt and the
groom son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul L.
Lynn, Valentine.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Max
Graham a sister, and bridesmaid,
Mrs. Byron Dewitt, a sister-in-law.
Best man was Raymond Wagner. Mr..
Dewitt gave his daughter in mar
riage.
Mrs. Lynn wore a white ballerina
length gown and carried bouquet
of yellow roses. The matron of hon
or and bridesmaid wore yellow and
green ballerina length dresses.
Mrs. Lynn is 1854 graduate of
Flathead county high school, and the
groom is a 1850 graduate of Column
bia Falls high. He is employed as a
carpenter at the aluminium plant,
and operates Tri-City Speedway on
the LaSalle road.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
BuIdwins Picnic

MARTIN CITY-The Baldwin fam
lily had a reunion Sunday that in
cluded a picnic up the South Fork.
Calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Baldwin and children, and then all
participating in the picnic were: his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Bald
win, Evergreen; brothers, MIR. and
Mrs. Wilbert Baldwin and four chill
dren, Williamsville, N. Y; Mr.. and
Mrs. Mel Baldwin and daughter
Newport, Ore; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Baldwin, Brady; Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Baldwin and three children, Creston;
and sisters and families: Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred DanielSon and son, Kalis-
pell; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson
and two sons, Libby.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
Lee Greene, @. Preston Wed

A 7:30 wedding, Friday evening,
united Jennie Lee Greene and Gary
Preston in marriage. The double
ring ceremony was performed by
Rev. j. NJ Gnimsrud at Our Saw
iOr'S Lutheran church.
The bride wore a gown of white
net and lace, with fingertip veil. The
strapleSs gown, with matching jac-
ket, had a full skirt with tiers of
net and lace. Only jewelry was a
string of pearls, gift of the groom.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. She carried nosegay
of white roses.
SISTERS ATTEND
Matron of honor was the brides
sister, Mrs. Jack Schooner, Kalis-
pen. She wore a lilac colored gown
with matching lace and net jacket
Her nOSegay was of roses and dais.
les.
Gail Preston, the gro0m's sister
was bridesmaid. She wore a pastel
pink gown, and also had nosegay
of roses and daisies.
Best man was Don BroWnson
Hungry Horse. Ushers were How.
ard Rundell, LaSalle; and Cary
Ridgeway, Bozeman. The brides
nieces, Barbara Schooner, Kalispell;
and Candy Geer, Columbia Falls;
were flower girls. Acting as rims
bearer was a nephew, Mike Schom
er, Kalispell.
II Love You Truly" was suns
by Mrs. Julie Alton Lindsay. Or
ganist was Teddy Andrew. Basket.
of pink and white gladioli and astors
decorated the church.
Mrs. Dudley Greene, the brides
mother, wore a dress of rose lace t.
her daughters wedding. The groom's
mother, Mrs. Harry Preston, wore {
pale green dress. Both had glad
iolus and rose corsages. Also at
tending the wedding were the
groom's grandmothers, Mrs. O. w
Whitaker and Mrs. Mary Preston
KalispeI. They had rose corsages.
GIVE RECEPTION
A reception was held at the church
| following the wedding. The three
TERED wedding cake was served by
Anita Lundblade. Pouring coffee wa.
Sally Seymer, with Joan johnson
serving punch. Rose Marie Role
had charge of the guestbook, will
LaVonne Law assisting with gifts.
| Out-of-toWn guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Whitaker, Spokane
aunt and uncle of the groom.
The bride, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Dudley Greene, is employed
by the Bank of Columbia Falls. TIL,
groom, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harr,
Preston, Half Moon, attended Mon
tana State college, Bozeman, las
year. He plans to enter Montan;
State university, Missoula, this fall
Both are 1854 graduates of Colum
bia Falls high school.
The couple are residing in Column
bia Falls, following a wedding triI
to Spokane. He is employed by
Stoltze Land and Lumber Co.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
Mrs. Harry Chef
|Honored at Shower
by Mrs. Frances Watne !.


ABBOTT CREEK - Mrs. Floyd
Lindberg and Mrs. Red Foley en-
tertained last Thursday afternoon at
a dessert luncheon at / o'clock. The
occasion was pink and blue show
er, honoring Mrs. Harry Chef.
Guests who enjoyed the afternoon
were Mrs. Chef, Mrs. Nick Karthei-
ser, Mrs. Spud Snyder, Mrs. Arly
Moody, Mrs. Duane Byrd, Mrs.
Francis Watne, Mrs. Ralph Smith,
Mrs. jim Jeppson, Mrs. Herman
Byrd and Mrs. AL Geddes. Also in
vited, but unable to attend were Mrs.
Bud Chef, Mrs. John Brinkerhoff,
Mrs. Tom France, Mrs. Glen Kar-
theiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and
family have returned after spending
a weekend recently in I'oppenish,
Wash, visiting Mrs. Smiths rela-
tives.
Mrs. Florence Fox and Mrs. Nan.
ME Good, both of Great Falls, are
spending several days at the Fran.
els Watne home. While here they
are attending Glacier Bible camp
and Mrs. Good is also visiting at the
Paul Buckley home in Martin City
Mrs. Floyd Lindberg was very
pleasantly surprised, Friday morn
ing, when her mother, Mrs. Ray
Clumpner of Priest River, Idaho
dropped in for a short visit. Mrs
Clumpner was accompanied BY
Dorothy's aunt and uncle, Mr.. anC
Mrs. A. A. Mitchell of San Diego
and another aunt. Mrs. Mildred
Sanders of Rathdrum, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Watne ant
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Goot
and Penny of Wolf Point were din
ner guests at the Paul Buckley hom,
| Friday evening.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
Couples Enjoy Trip
On Horseback

Vii III SV0SA&N
MARTIN CITY-Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Thompson and children of Craigh-
ton, Idaho, are visiting at the Bill
Duer home. Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Duer and Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
took long horseback ride up to
Trout lake and down around Lake
Mcdonald in Glacier. They report
a wonderful time complete with rain
and lots Of laughs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Rogers of Mis-
soula and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Morri-
son of Galesburg, ILL.,, spent the
weekend in Martin City and Column
bia Falls.
The community extends their deep
est sympathy to Andy Schuster at
the death of his beloved wife. Mrs.
Schuster shall be sorely missed by
all who knew her. She has always
taken an active part in the activities
of Martin City and with her death
it seems that part of Martin City
goes, too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Byrd enter
tanned the Herman Byrds at dinner,
Sunday.
Martin City-Hungry Horse ladies
aid are holding a picnic Thursday
with Coram Ladies aid as guests.
The Rev. Elwyn Tesche is spend
ing this week at the Presbyterian
camp grounds at Flathead lake. He
is acting as teacher and counselor
to the senior high young people.
Miss Carolyn Peck, Walter Dever
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Dever, all
of Louisville, KY, who have spent
the past week visiting with the
George Dever family, left, Tuesday
morning for their home.
Guests at the Art Wicklund home
the past two weeks included the fol
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Beaure-
gard and three children, Mrs. Robert
Smith and children, all of Seattle,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee H0Werton of
Occur d'Alene. Mrs. Beauregard is
! a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wick
lund and Mrs. Smith is a cousin.
While here they made tour OF
Hungry Horse dam and Glacier
park. They enjoyed their visit SO
much that they plan to spend their
vacation out here again next year.
Saturday evening, Allan Hamilton
Webb Carey, Roger Christensen and
Bill Mackin of Columbia Falls, Lar.
ry Crandall of Hungry Horse, Verr
and Leroy Byrd and Bud Chef Of
Martin City motored to Many Ola.
cier and Waterton lakes, returning
Sunday.
! Mrs. Bud Chef was hostess at a
plastic party, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Bill Sands and granddaught-
er, Susan Smith, were Saturday night
guests of Bill Sands, Jr. and family,
Summit. On Sunday the group at
tended the vets Legion picnic at
Fielding picnic grounds.
Bill Hettrick and son, Billy, OF
Hamilton were overnight guests at
the Bill Sands home. They were on
their way to Fahler, Alta, where
Mr. .Hettrick has an apiary.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
Vital Statistics
pIprlc

NduSPebI OeneFdt noSPHoi
Mrs. Leslie Hadley, Kalispen, boy.
Mrs. James Johnson, Kalispen,
boy.
Mrs. Charles Wilson, Kalispell,
girl.
Mrs. Anthony Lupo, Kaispen, boy.
Mrs. Leo Miller, KalispeI, boy.
Mrs. Robert Whissiel, KaliSpen,
boy.
Mrs. Martin Gilman, Kalispen,
boy.
Whifefish Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Lillian Turner, Columbia
Falls, girl.
Mrs. Fred Myers, Columbia Falls.
boy. 4
Mrs. James Slater, Eureka, boy.
Mrs. Floyd Kile, Whitefish, boy.
Mrs. Colleen Wood, Whitefish,
girl.
Mrs. Robert Marantette, Columbia
Falls, girl.
Mrs Eddie Johnson, Columbia
Falls, girl.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Robert L. Lynn, Columbia Falls
and Shirley j. Dewitt, Kalispen.
Lee R. Ainley and Kay L. Tay
lor, both of Kalispen.
Arthur E. Wyman, Kila, and Eller
L. Clemmer, Savage.
Roy C. Huffman and Evelyn V
Esgate, both of Eureka.
Paul D. Barr and Dorothy B. by
er, both of Kalispel.
Roy E. Richardson and Verlaint
M. Wooddell, both of Spokane.
Gary j. Preston and Jennie L
Greene, both of Columbia Falls.
DIVORCES GRANTED
Arthur Popham from Fern Haze
Popham.
i Alvin Meek from Ileia Meek.
Flora Evelyn Carlson from JOIN
I. Carlson.
j DEATHS
John R. Mckenzie, Bigf0rk, So.
Roy Ely Rollins, 81, Kalispell, die
July 8.
Elizabeth M. Schuster, 66. Marti
City, died July 8.
Earl H. Mario, formerly of Kalis
pell, died June 80 in Shelby.
William Bolts, 88, Kalispell, die
July g.
Lucille K. Hall, 81, Kalispen, die
) July 6.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
Set Cherry Picking
Wuue at 81 Cents

BIGFORK-BaSic cherry picking
wage of 31z cents per pound was set
for the coming harvest season by
Flathead Lake cherry growers at
a meeting at the Yellow Bay club
house Monday evening. This is the
same basic wage as was in effect
last year.
Other matters discussed we're
loading and hauling of cherries and
locations of community leading
docks. Claude Walter and Dick Wal
ter of the City Transfer Company
were present to answer questions
regarding hauling Of the sweet cher
ry crop to the Kalispel warehouse
Fred Wells of the State Highway
department requested local resi-
dents to refrain from placing adver
Using signs on roadside stands OF
the road right-of-way. A state Law
forbids this practice, he said.
About 20 cherry growers attended
the meeting
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
Petitions to Join
Deer Park District

KALISPELL-A public hearing has
been called for July % at 2 pm. by
County Supt. Lulu Barnard to hear
the petition of Griffin Mattheisen to
transfer 100 acres from Bad Rock to
Deer Park.
Mattheisen has asked to return to
Deer Park school district.
About three years ago he trans
ferred from Deer Park to Bad Rock
with the reason more convenience to
school. He became a member Of the
former Bad Rock school board, and
opposed the Bad Rock annexation tC
district S, which was completed last
fall.
Miss Barnard as required by Law
posted notice of the hearing on al
schools in the district.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15

man, Escondido, Calf, have been
visiting their niece, Mrs. Griffin
Mattheisen, and family. Sunday
they accompanied the Mattheisens
and Mr.. and Mrs. Val Zimmerman,
Jean and Allen and Carson johnson
of Bigfork to the North Fork for an
outing and picnic dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Burns and MI
and Mrs. James Mcdonald and boys
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Cess
Ter, last Thursday evening.
| Wallace Donaldson has employ
ment in Shelby on the Great North
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15

M. E. Martin of Bellyacres tele-
phoned Wednesday evening as the
editorial page of the Hungry Horse
News was on the press.
He said: "You know your article
in the paper said we have 10 chill
dren. Well, we have A." A girl
still unnamed born Wednesday
morning.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
ern Railway.

ern Railway.
Leroy Baker was called to Great
Falls, Monday, for his physical. He
passed and is now waiting for fur
Their instruction for induction into
the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Logan and
Mrs. Donald Casterline and daugh-
ter, Jean, motored to Thompson Riv-
er, Sunday. They called at the Will
liam Lang ranch in the morning
They had a picnic dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Palm at their beauti
full modern ranch home. They re
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
To Hold Fellowship
Meetinu Saturday

The Pentacostal Church of God
will hold a fellowship meeting Sat-
urday at the church at the corner of
Nucleus avenue and Third street.
An afternoon service will be held
at 8 pm. A potluck dinner is sched-
uled for $50 and an evening service
will follow at 7:30.
The Rev. Roy Brooks of Missoula
will be in charge The Rev. Jess
Tribble is host pastor. Everyone is
welcome to attend the meeting.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
Finley Arnett
Back from Trip
by Mrs. Dan Sullivan

BAD ROCK-Finley Arnett rerurn-
ed home last Thursday. He was Wis
iting his old home in Mt. Ayr. Iowa
He attended the Looking Backward
centennial and visited five cousins
and friends he hadn't seen for SC
years.
Jess Aderlin and Hank thinner,
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
Harvest Berries
At Leon Lemons

There were 20 persons at Leon
Lemons Gardens Wednesday picking
strawberries. The acre patch is a
block south of the Hungry Horse
News office. Largest berries were
six inches in circumference.
About 70 gallons of berries were
picked Wednesday.
This year Lemon is selling his ber-
ries for 81 gallon if the buyer picks
them.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15

port !. the hay CROP
and they will star@
two weeks.
,, Judy Logan, dau
M Dean Logan,
visitor :. at the DR..
IN Kalispell for 81
IS vacationing viii
ents' Mr.. and Mrs
Mr., and Mrs. q
family, Havre, an
Kelley were guest
ing, of Mr.. and Nj
Mr.. and Mrs. ii
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
RenfrOw Purchases
Lot from Lemon

Leo Renfrow Wednesday purchased
a 100 foot square lot from Leon Len
on east of the O'Connor Construction
Co. building on highway 40. He plans
to build his cabinet shop at the To-
cation. The cabinet shop is located in
the Kelly building presently.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15

WEST GLACIER-Judge Stewart
McConochie, IS, who had been on
the district bench at Lewistown for
more than 20 years, died in Billings
Wednesday. He was the father Of
Mrs. Conrad Lundgren.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15

Pastor and Mrs. M. Rasmussen
and children returned Wednesday
from Minnesota and Wisconsin. Pas
tor Rasmussen'S father, William
Rasmussen, n, passed away July 3
in Milwaukee. His health had been
failing.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15

MARTIN CITY-Highway patrol
cases in the Martin City court of
Judge Jerry Baldwin were:
Helen M. Peterson Eddie, Martin
City, pied guilty and paid a $40 fine
for not having a drivers license.
John j. Blessing, Martin City, fin
ed $40 for an overwidth load.
County case before Judge Baldwin
was Earl A. Henderson, Libby, paid
SIS for exceeding the speed limit on
Martin City'S main street.
Harold Felts, Martin City, fore
feited $50 bond for disturbing the
peace. Betty Felts, Martin City,
paid $40 on similar charge.
Carol Prudente, Martin City, was
sentenced to 80 days for disturbing
the peace, in a separate case.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-15
Ed ROgnas' Father Dies

Ed R0gnaS Jr., Hungry Horse Pro-
iect administrative officer, was call
ed to Great Falls this week by the
death of his father. The original
family home was Saco.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-07
MI. Zion

MT ZION - The Ladies Aid
held their regular meeting in
the church basement April
with members and their guest
being present.
A delicious lunch was served
to As members and guest by Mrs.
Verna Davis and Mrs. Gene
Wheder.
The next meeting will be May
with Mrs. Joseph Shriver and
Mrs. Dewey Groves as host and
hostess.
Personals
Ronnie Lafolletta has returned
to Fort Knox, KY, after spend
ing a furlough with his wife and
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Postel-
waite were visiting her parents,
Jay Cole and family recently.
Ivy Danford visited her son.
Earl and family recently.
Mrs. Earl Drake will enter
tain the Missionary society, April
is at her home. The last Mis-
, sionary society was held at the
home of Mrs. Helen Flongon
with 10 members being present.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-07

I WILL OFFER for sale at pub
lie auction on Thursday, April
IA, 1865, beginning at 1890 p. M,
at the L. c. Jordan Store build
ing at South Olive, Ohio, the
following household goods:
Dining room table and chairs;
two bedsteads and springs; an
tique bedstead with springs, if
not sold before the sale; three
stands; washstand; dropleaf ta-
BILE; two occasional chairs; rock
ers; straight chairs, sewing ma
chine; cabinet radio; sanitary
steel couch; Magic Chef range;
washing machine and tubs; plat
form scales; office desk and ta
BILE; quilts and pillows; 9 x II
wool rug; small rugs; garden
tools; dishes, and other items too
numerous to mention.
If you have anything you would
like to sell you could conSign it
to this sale by contracting either
the owner or auctioneer.
Terms of sale: Cash.
Mrs. Lillian Jordan-OWner.
South Olive, Ohio.
James Observation-Disclosures.
Leroy Miller-Clerk.
(Not responsible for accidents)
SO 40 Al