Local Socials and Community Notices Highlight Weekend Visits
Mrs John Beck and Mrs T Eenyes hosted a bridge gathering Sunday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs Tony Toekes and Miss Gene Goddardt visiting from Los Angeles. Kalispell guests Henry Kind and Jim Herrin called on local families as town events and a 4H Outlook meeting drew full attendance at the Beck school. A junior farmers union card party was scheduled for Friday evening February 2 at the Beck school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hombere
Bridge
Fruests
Viro
Math Schaefer
Tony Toekes
Jerome Toenyes
Leo Keel
John Toenyes
Henry Kind
Jim Herrin
Kalispell
Tony Burgmier
Carol
Homberg
A. Beck
Arwin
Charles Johnson
Leo Keel and Sons
J. Wahl
Simms
Gene Goddardt
Los Angeles
Mary Homberg
al Nelson
C. Maurer
A. Dahlman
Elvina Winkleman
Bill Winkleman
Fred Dahlman
Power
Emil Johnson
al Nelson Tme
Beck School
Frieda Schroder
H. D
Maruice Zimerman
Beck ‘School
Golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Burch observed
The Burch anniversary party drew many guests at the Lutheran church basement with a banquet and program led by toastmaster T. Q O. Larson. Mr. Burch born May 27 1876 in Garden Plains Illinois and married Ada Sells November 24 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Emerick
J. S. Burch
T. Q O. Larson
Myr. Burch
Garden Plains
Ilinois
Ada Sells
John Sells
Lyons Place
Burch
Edna Hazel
Zula Muriel
Margaret Irene
Florence May
Inez Gertrude
James Irwin
Ruth Marie
William Iva
Ada Lucille
Eileen Redd
Muriel Redd
Francois Faltemeyer
Dora Burch
William Burch
Florence Powers
Alfred Powers
Loretta Burch
Charlotte Burch
Sterling Burch
Howard Hatch
Lee Hatch
Richard Perry
Charles Smith
Donald Smith
Clifford Morgan
Frank Morgan
Ralph Morgan
Sherry Dawn Hatch
Frederick Perry
Patricia Perry
Peggy J. Weisnene
James Weisnene
William Rogers
Memorial thanks from families of Seaman Dale and Pfc Talifson
Expressions of gratitude from the Dale family for memorial services and comfort after the loss of Seaman 1st Class James A. Dale. They thank Rev A Bernard Grandal and musicians, American Legion members, and others. The Talifson family also thanks friends for support after the death of Pfc Milton Talifson, noting appreciation for Sunday memorial services and program participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Dale
A. Bernard Grandal
The
American Legion
Inga Dale
Dorothy
Myrtle
Harvey Dale
Kermit Dale
Ernest Dale
Martin Hanson
Pfc
Milton Talifson
Europe
Gravdal
Geo. Talifson
First Sleeping Car in America on Cumberland Valley Line
The world’s first sleeping car operated on the Cumberland Valley Railroad between Harrisburg and Chambersburg in the winter of 1836-37. It was a remodeled day coach with four compartments, each containing three bunks stacked along one side, a wash basin, a wood or coal stove for heat, and candle lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley Railroad
The
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Chambersburg
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Burns
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