Reed Point Community News Highlights Local Life
Reed Point notes recount recent visits and departures among residents including Marie Moler Bare and family. Attendance at Columbus business and school events, graduations, and a community picnic are described along with several moves and job changes. Funeral services were held for Mrs. P. F. Connolly and Margaret McMullen details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Lind
George Stritch
Absarokee
Columbus
Fred B. Swift
Livingston
Elizabeth Anderson
Fred
Helen Sargent
Billings
Betty
Robert
Harry Weamer
Arthur Neumann
Ila Ostenson
Bozeman
State College
Carl Ostenson
Adelbert Neumann
Mrs. Ostenson
Betty DeAtley
E. J. Schroeder
Doris McBride
Rex Bovee
Leroy Bovee
Arnold Agrimson
William Langford
Francis Collins
Rebecca Agrimson
Richard McMullen
Arthur W. Seibart
Billings Polytechnic
J. A. Agrimson
Robert Sargent
Raymond Lamb
Everett
Wesley Imlay
Frank Pappas
Dorothy McNamara
Janete Evans
Margaret
Maxine Westerhaus
Donna Lee Drake
William Langford, Jr
A. J. Schuh
P. F. Connolly
Joe Bare
Joe Deeney
Ambrose Brumfield
B. T. Deeney
James Baxter
Emmet Patten
Reed Point
Margaret McMullen
England
United States
Patrick F. Connolly
Hump Creek
John Mullen
Mary Pachico
Butte
John Baxter
Seattle
Wash
President may order miners to resume coal work
Washington reports President Roosevelt ready to order 50 000 coal miners back to work at current pay while wage dispute with United Mine Workers and John L Lewis continues. Ickes warns a prolonged stoppage endangers war effort and prepares for possible government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
War Labor Board
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ickes
Labor Board
Lewis
Commission
Ezra van Horn
Canning Problems for Housewives Explained
The Office of Price Administration explains sugar allowances for home canning with coupons in small denominations 1 3 5 and 10 pounds. It clarifies average four quarts of finished fruit per pound of sugar, declares overhead questions on hand inventories, and notes you may have others help with ingredients equipment or labor without ration points. It adds up to 100 quarts point free if you or your family raised the fruits or vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
French Fleet Joins Allies After Free Will Decision
The nine ship French squadron at Alexandria since 1940 joined the Allies voluntarily and will be ready for police service within six months. The fleet under Admiral Rene Godefroy includes a battleship two heavy cruisers a light cruiser three destroyers and one submarine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexandria
Oress
Henri Honore Giraud
Foreign Office
Rene Godefroy
United Nations
Vichy
France
Radio announcer Graham McNamee leaves net estate of 137707
New York May 28 Graham McNamee radio announcer left a net estate of 137707 as of his death May 9 1942 an estate tax appraisal filed today shows the estate goes to his widow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Graham McNamee
Tnday
Call for bids on machinery to be sold by Sweet Grass County
Sweet Grass County Montana invites bids for a one sidedozer Trailbuilder and for a Chalmers Tractor. Bids due to the county clerk by 2 00 p m July 8 1943. The board may reject all bids. Dated Big Timber June 3 1943. Pub June 3 10 17 1943. Transport ban on nonessential rail travel mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass
Montana
Ralis Chalmers
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
E. R. Patterson
News Notes From Boys In Service
Mrs Daisy Scyphers reports her son Pat is in North Africa and well. Aviation cadet Henry R Stole moves to Brooks Field Texas. Victor Fischer transfers to navigation school Ellington Texas. Harry Coster moves to Fort Jackson South Carolina. Emory Roth at Oklahoma A&M Stillwater radio technician 3 c. Cpl H H Cook promoted to sergeant and was in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Scyphers
Pat
North Africa
Henry R. Stole
Brooks Field
Tex
Victor Fischer
Ellington
Texas
Harry Coster
Camp Sutton
N. C
Fort Jackson
S C
Emory Roth
Oklahoma A & mi Stillwater Okla
H. H. Cook
Philippines
Marriage license issued in Livingston to two teens
Licensed in Livingston. Harvey H. Fincher, 18, of Big Timber, and Mary LaVerne Gregg, 16, of Livingston, were granted a marriage license in that city Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Harvey H. Fincher
Big Timber
Mary LaVerne Gregg
Summer library hours listed for return drop box
The note announces hours for the summer library opening: Monday 7 to 9 p m and Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 2 30 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m. It also directs patrons to use the outer door drop box for returns when closed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marie Moler
Richard Davis
Laurel
James Friend
James Friend, Jr
Benbow
Charles Bare
Floyd Ferguson
L. L. Walker
Ballard Bare
James Cain
S. M. Cain
James
Twin Bridges
Claiborn
Oisten Bue
Adolf Myrstol
Grosfield Ranch
Joe Campbell
Sid Taylor
Tom Guthrie
Arthur Guthrie
Baby
Somers
Mont
Ralph Drew
Lew Valentine
Mary Imlay
Worland
Wryo
Max Imlay
David
Charles W. Terrel
Alaska
Alice Finley
Diana Nash
Chinook
WAAC
George Nute
Dean
Tita Ostenson
Nate
Bozeman Pe College
Geraldine
A. J Agrimson
Arnold
Ella Mae
Rebecca
Willett. S. Oak
Agrimson
Dean Turner
Sidney, Mont
P. A. Huntley
James Cummins
Bess Deeney
Lorrain Schroeder
Henry Evenson
Ada Evenson
Howard Wright
Vancouver
John Rabb
Merrilyn
John
Elk Basin
Woo
F. Connolly
Connolly
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Clarence Ford
Nina May
Lloyd Cunningham
William Trees
Donald
William Ferguson
Staten Thelander
Clarence Anderson
Mouat Mine
Clarence
Frank
Webber
Leta
Roy
Carpenter
Mike Tarkas
Commercial Hotel
Willis E. Raser
Bozeman Livestock Com
Sense Transportation
Edgar Johnson
Central Livestock Association New Public Stockyards
YALE
Tank Wagon Delivery Service
Vale 0 L Corporation I Llings
V.s.war
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