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Hardin Tribune-Herald, Hardin, Montana
Thursday. January 7, 1960
I Lodge Graes |
Social Rappamage |
NEW YEAR EVE PARTY
Five couples enjoyed the new
y“ar» eve together at the Hart
Glumblk home. They were the hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. Glumblk and Mr. and
Mis. vlarence Anderson. Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Clawson. Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence Kreiger, and Mr. and Mrs
Irwin Hults.
HONORS MRS. HAY
Mrs. Sophie Hay of Kalispell was
honored on Monday with a coffee
hour given for her by her daughter,
Mrs Milton Molsberry at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Molsberry. There
were eight ladies present.
NEW YEARS’ EVE PARTY
A group of young people enjoyed a
New Years Eve watch party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G West
wood Jr. with Laura Westwood the
hostess. Those present were Betty
Ellie. Judy Wiley. Deanna Lind
quist, Joan Tschirgi. Claudia C’an
in, Jimmy Brown, Scott Jeffers,
Wayne Murdock Larry Hughes, Bill
Fitzgerald and Ken Wheeler
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Joan Tschirgi
Wins DAR Award
Miss Joan Tschirgi of WjOla has
won the D. A. R. award In the
Lodge Grass high school.
The D. A. R. award is sponsored
locally by the Absaroka Chapter
of the Daughters of the American
Resolution.
The D. A. R. selection Is made
by the high school faculty and
members of the Senior Class.
It Is based on a number of points
Including leadership, loyalty, service
cooperation, dependability consider,
atlon for others, courtesy, patriot
ism, and unselfish Interests In
family school, community and
nation.
A competitive test will be given
later as entry In the state wide
contest. The state winner will
be entered In the National D. A. R.
contest.
Miss Tschirgi is the daughter ol
Frank Tschirgi of Wyola. She at
tended grade school in Wyola and
is a senior in high school at Lodge
Grass. Besides the regular class
work Miss Tschirgi is very active
in extra curricular activities.
She was a member of the A
squad cheerleaders in her fresh
man and sophomore years. She was
pep club vice-president in her
JOAN TSCHIRGI
junior year and president this year.
Miss Tschirgi’s activities Include
student council member junior and
senior years; a member of the
G. A. A. in her freshman year and
tecreUry of the class in her
sophomore year.
She was a member of the high
school band all four years and of
the chorus in her freshman, sopbb.
more and senior years. As a Jun.Or
she was band president and is
band secretary this year.
She was paper staff editor as a
junior and assistant editor as a
sophomore and is editor of the
annual art department this year.
She served as secretary of the
rodeo club as a junior and is serv
ing as treasurer this year.
In her freshman year she was
chosen best All Around Girl.
Miss Tschirgi was in the Junior
class play last year and in the
senior class play this year. She
was in the operetta when she was
a freshman, in the Drama Club as
a sophomore, and in the pep band
during her junior year. She was
also an office worker in her sopho
more year.
Il LODGE GRASS |
[ BRIEFS J
Christmas day dinner guests of
Mr. and Mra. W. T. Shaw Jr. and
family Included; Mr. Shaw’s par
ents. Mr. and Mra. W. T. Shaw, Sr.,
his brother, Jim and his sister, Miss
Grace Shaw, all of Lodge Grass
and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Powers
and Dennis of Decker. Mra. Powers
la also a sister us W. T. Shaw Jr.
Patty Glumblk of Billings has
been spending the past two weeks
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mra. Hart Glumblk. On Christmas
day her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Glumblk and her brother
were guests at the Hart Glumblk
home. Also there were Mr. and Mrs
Paul Glumblk of Lodge Grass.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hayden of
Fort Collins, Colo, were Christmas
I dinner guesta k>f Mr. and Mra
I Jun'or Mullenberg. The Hayden
family are moving to Lodge Grata
where Hayden will be employed at
the Simpson sawmill In the Wolf
Mountains.
Charles Westwood who has been
spending the holidays with hla
parents, Mr. and Mra. A. G. West
wood Jr. left Sunday, Jan. 3, to re
turn to his college in Philadelphia,
Penn.
Mra. Hilda Westwood left Lodge
Grass just before the holidays tor
Montgomery. Ala. where she will
make an extended visit with her
son-in-law and daughter. Lieut. Col.
and Mra. Warren Sands and iamlly
Mr. and Mra. Richard Pilch and
children entertained a number of
guests at their home during the
holiday season. First to arrive were
Mr. and Mrs. Al Kilgore, brother
in-law and sister of Mr. Pilch, and
Mr. Pilch's mother, Mrs. Anna Pllcn.
all of Thermopolis who came on
Dec. 20th and left on the 21. Mrs
Pilch’s mother, Mrs. Cherie Ish
mael. also of Thermopolis arrived
on the 21st. for a few days visit
I and on the 27th. Morgan Jenkins of
Glendive was • guest at the Rich,
ard Pilch Nome.
Several Lodge Grass teachers
■pent the holidays In other states
Among them were Ernest Meland
who went to Rushford, Minn. Miss
Rose Lopez who went to Sheridan.
Wyo. Mias Sandra Suchy so Man
dan, N. D. Mr. Zowada to Sheri
dan, Wyo Miss Helen Mclntire
who went to Bozeman and Mias
Thompson who went to Oregon.
Mra. Jk>e Chauvin and daughters.
Shelly, of Butte planned to leave
Monday, Jan. 4th. for their home
following a ten day visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mra. Myron Lynde.
A family reunion was realized dur.
Ing the holidays wnen Mr. and
Mra. Stanford Lynde of New York
were aldo here. Mr. Chauvin waa
here for several days but returned
to Butte earlier.
Mr. and Mra. George Gibson re
turned home on Saturday from
Roberts where they spent a week
Including Christmas day with Mr.
and Mra. C. W Donahoe. Mra
Gibson was a patient In St. Vincent
hospital for a few daya berore
going to the Donahoe homa. Mr.
and Mra. Donahoe returned to
Lodge Grass with the Gibsons’ and
remained' until Wednesday.
Mra. Ruth Gregory, Mra. Dick
Gregory, Mra. Mary Stevens and
Mra. John Stevena all called on
Mrs. George Gibson on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mra. C. W. Donahoe 01
Roberto who are guests at the
George Gibson home visited re.
latlves In Sheridan on Tuesday.
A family get together waa en
joyed over Christmaa at the Steven.
Am home in Lodge Grata. On Christ
mas day dinner waa served at the
home of Mra. Hester Stevenson with
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stevenson of
Hebron, N. D. present, Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Halsey of Mlles City;
Mr. and Mra. Douglas Clanin of
Roundup, and Mr. and Mra. Albert
Stevenson and children of Lodge
Grass. Christmas eve the entire
group were together at the home
of Mr. and Mra. Albert Stevenson
Mrs. Veva Clanin and daughter,
Claudia entertained at a waffle
■upper on Monday evening for Mr
Best All Around
Girl Chosen
Mise Alberta Cowles, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cowles of
Wyola haa been choaen beat all
around girl In the Lodge Grasa
high achdbl for the school year
1959-30.
She la In her junior year and la
active In extra curricular activities.
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ALBERTA COWLES
Including pep club during her fresh,
man. sophomore and junior years,
rodeo club In junior year, and the
G. A. A. as a freshman.
Miss Cowles waa claaa secretary
aa a freahman, claaa student council
representative as a sophomore, vice,
president of the class and of the
Pep Club in her Junior year. She I
waa a B squad cheer leader when
she was a freshman and an A squad
cheer leader in her sophomore and.
Junior years. |
She was home coming queen
candidate when a freahman, and
high school rodeo queen candidate
in her freshman, sophomore and
Junior years.
She was in the operetta when she
was a freshman and in the high
school chorus In her freshman,
sophomore and Juntor years.
and Mrs. Douglas Clanin of Round.'
up and Mra. Heater Stevenson of
Lodge Graaa.
Mr. and Mra. Sam Stevenson
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Eggart one evening
while they were here lor the null,
daya.
Mr. and Mra. W. O Williams were
New Years' day dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Schenderllne
Mr. and Mra. Carroll Graham en
tertained on New Years eve at a
dinner for Mr. and Mra. Harry Wil
son.
New Years' dinner guesta of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Wilson were Mr
and Mrs. Ellis Murdock and Josie
and Phills, and Mr. and Mra. Carrot)
Graham and sons Allen and Gary
Joe.
Gary Joe Graham left Friday eve
ning for Ogden Utah where he will
attend college.
Many Lodge Grass young people
returned this week end to their col
lege class roans. Among those not
already mentioned as having cane
home for the vacation are James
Wiley who goes to the Bible Insti
tute in Oregon, Lawrence Pope who
returns to Bozeman, and Nancv
Simpson who returns to Eugene.
Oregon.
Mr. and Mra. John Bowman and
family ofValler, Mont left Thurs
day for their home after spending
the holiday season with Mrs. Bow
man’s parents. Mr. and Mra. Clem
Overturf. Also here for the holiday*
from Valier were Mr. and Mra
Charles Overturf. They plan to leave
on Sunday, Januay 3rd. for their
home. All of the rest of the Overturf
children live in this area. They were
all home for a family reunion on
Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bub Havner and
family were New Years’ day guests
of Mr. and Mra. Ray Stewart and
family.
Mrs. Jack Chatham and Infant
daughter returned home from Sher
idan on January 2nd.
Mr and Mrs. Don Barracon and
Mrs Sharon Ducept and two chll
ren all of Livingston spent th?
holiday season with Mra. Barragon’s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sharpe
Billie Dawn and Darleen Farrant
went to Livingston to spend Uie holl
lays with their aunt. Mrs. Cora
Keasling and daughters.
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By Mrs. E. A Sonnsonaker
Mr. and MYs Hayden Porter of
Bozeman arrived Dec. 23 to spend
the Christmaa vacation at the ranch
home of Mr. Porter’s parents, Mr.
and Mra. Bert Porter. Other guesta
Christmas eve and Christmas day
were Mr. and Mrs. Jess Thomas,
Larry and Linda and Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Porter and Leah.
Mr. and Mra. Tom Buckley and
Sam and Mr. and Mra. Pike Mefford
were Christmas eve guests of Mr.
and MYs. Phil Buckley. The Buck
leys were dinner guests Christmas
day in Sheridan at the home of
Mr. and Mra. John Buckley.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Exmnamaker
were hosts Christmas day to Helen
Seelemlre and Jack Eaton of River,
ton and James Eaton.
Mr. and Mra. Pike Mefford spent
Christmas week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mefford.
Others present for Christmas din
ner at the Mefford home Included
Mr. and Mra. BOb Llx of Lodge
Graaa and Mr. and Mra. Harry
Mefford Jr. and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Shreve of Sheridan.
Miss Linda Thomas, a student
at Montana State college spent the
vacation with her parents. Mr. and
Mra. Jeas Thomas.
Mary Baker was an over-night
guest Monday night at the Thomas
ranch.
Helen Seelemlre and Jack Eaton
of Riverton spent Christmas week
at the Home of Mr. and Mra. Elbert
Sonnamaker.
Mra. J. H. Achenback was a
guest at Rancholme five days
during the Christmas holiday.
Dinner guests Christmas day of
Mr. and Mra. Sonny Holmes were
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Mrs. Isabelle Ellis of Sheridan, Mr
and Mra. Howard Rideout and
Mike of Quietus and R. D. Smith
of Dayton.
Mr. and MYs. Howard Rideout
and Mike spent Christmas eve and
Christmas night at Rancholme.
Overnight guesta at Rancholme
Christmas night were Mr. and Mrs
Rick Ellis, Debbie and Sandra of
Sheridan.
Mr. and Mra. Jesa Thomas, Larry
sag Linda visited Mr. and Mra.
Fred Brug at Ucrosa Sunday.
Albert Yalowlzer, who has been
attending school at Mlles City
spent the holiday with hla parents.
Mr. and Mra. Henry Yatowlzer.
Those attending the Christmaa
party Monday night at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Holmes and
Judy Holmes were Mr. and Mra
Bert Porter. Mr. and Mra. Hayden
Porter. Mr. and Mra. Harvey Porter
and Leah, Mr. and Mrs. Jesa
Thomas, Larry and Linda, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd THomaa, Ike Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Buckley, Mr
and Mra. Tom Buckley and Sam,
Mary Baker, Mr. and Mra. Harry
Mefford, Jerry Long, Helen Seele.
mire, Jack Eaton, Agnes Sonna
maker. Mr. and Mra. Elbert Sonna
maker, Shelby and Mark Holmes,
After a gift exchange, cupper was
served and cards were played dur.
Ing the evening.
Among those present at the or
ganization meeting nt the Farm
Bureau at the Squirrel Creek achool
Tuesday evening were Mr, and Mra
Homer Nuen, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Esp, Mr. and Mra. John Young, Mr
and Mrs. C W. Foss and children,
Bob Lee, Sig Thompson, Elbert
i Sonnamaker and Ivan Llndaay
Mr. Lindsay showed motion pictures
which he took during a recent visit
1 to Scotland.
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