Laurel outlook. [volume], May 15, 1946, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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PARK CITY SECTION
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Rev. A. M. Bachanz spent sev
eral days during the week at
Lutheran church conference a
Power, Mont.
The Park City seniors and Miss
Rosa Eisenman enjoyed the annual
Sneak day Wednesday in Billings
where they visited places df in
terest.
Mrs. Jake Benner and Mrs. John
Mohr were hostesses to members
the senior class and high school
teachers at a dinner Thursday at
6 o'clock at the hall. Places were,
Wegner, Elfrieda Kober, Marjorie
Fox, Supt. and Mrs. R. C. Bolin,
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Helgesen, Miss
Joan Ford, Miss Florence Von
Ehrenkrock and Miss Rosa Eisen
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Mrs. J. H. Dove, Mrs. John Hard-1
ing, Mrs. Rachel Martin, Mrs. Les
ter Eastlick and Mrs. Fred Carpen
ter were hostesses to the Woman's
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society_ Thursday afternoon at the
hall. The devotions, in memory of
were conducted by Mrs.
Mrs. M. J. Wilcox
"Mothers,"
A. O. Nelson,
had charge of the program on "Our
Supply Work." Mrs. M. O. Roys
don of Laurel was a guest.
Mrs. Floyd Eastlick entertained
Saturday afternoon for her son
Bobby on his sixth birthday. Out
door games were played and a lunch
was served by Mrs. Eastlick and
her sister, Mrs. M. Hoppel of Lau
rel. Guests were Kay and Sally
Vandenburg, Marilyn Eastlick, Mary
Harding, Beverly, Patty 'and Terry
Sands, John Suter, Bruce Hansford,
Jimmie Eastlick, Loretta Story,
Peggy Ann Story, Jeff Gesick, Ken
ny Bolin, Christy Whitcanack, Bob
by Story, Mrs. M. Hoppel of Lau
rel and Mrs. Eva Cram.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kober of
Ranchley, Colo., came Monday to
visit Mrs. Kober's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Altice.
Mr. Kober, who is
with a construction company, has
been transferred to Billings.
Mrs. Bob Watson of Laurel, form
erly Miss Jean Bongiani, was host
ess at a shower Tuesday afternoon
at the hall for Mrs. Charles Grubs.
Various games were enjoyed by|
those present, who were Mrs. Lucia
Bongiana and daughter Mary, Mrs.
Casper Harding, Mrs. Herman
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t Trewin, Mrs. Kenneth Shay of Lau
I rel, Mrs. A. L. Grubs, Mrs. C. V.
| Eastlick, Mrs. R. E. Plowman, Mrs.
I J. W. Corwin, Mrs. May Miller,
j Mrs. R. W. Davis, Mrs. A. O. Nel
son, Mrs. W. D. Whitcanack, Zella
Grubs and the guest of honor.
Patsy VanNice cedebrated her
of seventh birthday Monday, May C,
f rom 3 : 3 0 to 5:15 at her home. A
] unc h was served by Mrs. Vannice
to Patsy's friends, Sandra South
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; Sanders, Carolyn Pope, Marjorie
Moran, Dorothy Mehling, Shirley
Roth, Mitzie Sanders, Loretta Story,
K av Vandenburg, Marlene Frank,
, Marjorie Henry, Joyce Metzger,
! Dorleres Hilderman, Judy Hedges,
and Georgia Reid, Lyndon Colburn
- 1 of Billings, Shirley and Billy Porter
j 0 f Laurel,
, Mrs. Francis Livingood recently
! retunied to her home in Lodge
Q rass a ft er spending several weeks
with her cousin> Mrs M- L Duns .
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Mrs. Allen Whitcanack, Mrs. W. ;
F. Adams and Mrs. Stanley Pear
sall attended the Legion auxiliary
meeting in Laurel Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Whitcanack
and two children, Christine and
Ronald, went to East Rosebud lake
Sunday to spend some time at their
: cabin.
worth and family.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Zwisler left
Tuesday for the home in Helena
after spending more than two weeks
here with relatives and friends.
They were guests Monday of Mr.
and Mrs. S. T. Flood and Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Sitzman.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dove, accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Adams of Columbus, made a trip to
Helena last Sunday to see Herbert
Dove and family,
is again being treated at the veter
ans' hospital for a leg infection.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Scott and
: two children spent the week end
with Mrs. Scott's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. 0. Nelson.
Duane Nelson returned home
Tuesday from Joliet where he had
been visiting his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Flood j
went to Billings Tuesday, where i
both are employed. Mr. Flood was |
recently discharged from the navy.
Miss Luthena Carpenter, who has j
been with the Western Union at j
Seattle the past two years, came to j
Park City recently to visit her pa-.
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carpen
ter. She is being transferred to |
Boston, where she will go later in.
the month. |
Mrs. Fred Carpenter and Miss •
Luthena Carpenter went to Billings
Fnday to spend several days visit
mg Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter !
and Mr. and Mrs. J. Bamhardt \
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wallace
ai ]d daughter Nadine spent Sunday
Herbert Dove
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Physical Education
Class Presents Its
Annual Festival
Park City, May 15.—The annua!
spring festival of the physical edu
cation class, directed by Miss Rosa
Eisenman, was presented Friday ;
evening at the gymnasium. The
following was the program:
Calesthenics and arch ball, entire |
class;
school; "Pop Goes the Weasel,"
tire class; tumbling, opional group:
Cheboga musical game and chair re- j
"Country
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Put Your Little Foot," grade
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lay game, entire class;
Gardens," grade school ;
Days" (tap dance) and '
Toe Polka," selected group;
Star" (square dance), entire group: :
grade school.
Parade," entire
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Coach Basil Helgesen presented
letters earned in basketball to Lyle
Rupp, Arnold Kober, Rudy Mein
hardt, Rudy Wegner, Alvin Kober.
Bill Guide, Robert Kober, Arthur
Gonzales, John Sitzman, Dick
Kaiser. Raymond Frank and Clar
ence Minch.
Miss Edna Mae Southworth went
to Red Lodge Saturday to spend a
few days at the William Cunning
ham home. She played the wed
ding march when Miss Edith Roso [
Cunningham, formerly of Park City,
and Fred Parker of Red Lodge were
married Sundav, May 12. at 12:30
p. m. at the Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Stredbeck of •
Billings spent the week end with !
Mrs. Stredbeck's parents, Mr. and,
Mrs. J. H. Dove.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Flood enter
tained at dinner Monday evening
for Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Flood, !
John Flood and Mrs. Gail Fry.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kinney went to I
Columbus Saturday and attended I
baccalaureate service Sunday. Her I
granddaughter. Miss Joyce Marsh, I
will graduate soon from Columbus j
high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewin Hergett en
tertained at dinner last Sunday for
Mr. and Mrs. R. Greher, Mr. and
Mrs. Ora Cunningham and Mr. and
Mrs. Conrad George, all of Billings.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Corwin spent |
Friday and Saturday in Billings at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Amo Albrecht, and attended the
Shrine meet and the music festival.
Mrs. Walter Swanky and infant
SO n, Ray Walter, left Wednesday
or their home in Nibbe after
spending ■ a week with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Carpenter.
Frank Ware left last Sunday for
His home in Slippery Rock, Pa. He
bad been called here by the serious
condition of his mother, Mrs. Lee
Ware, who has been in the Colum
bus hospital the oast 14 months,
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Davis enter
tained at dinner Monday evening
when their guests were Mrs. Mary
ande and Miss Mary Sande of
Laurel, Mrs. Blanche Luxton of An
aconda) M rs. He i en Braun and Miss
ear i Davis
Mr and Mrs. H. D. Tomokins
went to Forsvth Tuesday and re
mained until Thursday at the home
0 f M r . Tompkins' sister, Mrs. Jess
Coats, family.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hansford and
sons. Jack and Bruce, and Mrs. Joe
Southworth and daughter Edna Mae
were guests Sundav at the church
wedding of Miss Edith Rose Cun
ningham and Sgt. Fred Parker at
Red Lodge.
Mrs. Frank Buck of Parkdale,
Ore., and Mrs. R. Martin of Bil
lings were recent guests of Mrs.
Walt Williams and Mrs. Lester
Eastlick.
TREWIN
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shay and
son Norman of Hawthorne spent
Friday evening at the Grubs home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rupp of
Laurel spent Wednesday evening at
the John Rupp home.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Beslanowitch,
Mrs. Victor Michael and children,
Mrs. Lucia Bongiani, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Frank,
Rehfeldt,
children and John Minch attended
the physical education program of
the Park City schools Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grubs spent
Saturday at the W. D. Killebrew
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Pope, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Walters and daugh
ter Jeanette of Park City were call
ing at the Grubs home Sunday.
A. L. Grubs reports the birth of
twin colts to a percherop mare at
his farm Saturday. The smaller
one died after living about 30 hours.
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HAPPENINGS
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Pvt. Raymond D. Schwartzkopf,
son of Mrs. Dave Schwartzkopf of
Laurel, has completed training and
has graduated from the Chanute,
Ill., field of the army air forces
training command, the Chanute
field public relations office has an
nounced.
"school he received instruction in the
P-5- specialist course and in various
technical operations vital to main
tenance of fighting planes.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Wilson who
have resided in the Hardin area
since 1911 have bought the Barney
ranch north of Laurel, where they
will reside. At one time they lived
on the Cramer place southeast of
Laurel, then moved to the Clarks
Fork valley where they remained
until going to Hardin.
John Bright of Greenville, Pa.,
spent Thursday here with his uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Kremer. He was recently discharg
ed from the army at Fort Lewis,
Wash. From here he went Friday
to Cody, Wyo., to visit his cousins,
Bill Kremer and Mrs. Jessie Kremer
Williams, and their families. His
overseas service was in Africa and
Europe.
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