Local Notes and Folks Draw Food Baskets
Drawing at City Food Market last Saturday gave away ten grocery baskets. Winners include Mrs Emery Jones Mrs D R Muir Billings Mrs Gus Kirchner Mrs Ole Dahl Mrs Fred Fessenden Carl Durr Mrs Bud Kerr Reed Point Mrs Cecil Valgamore Alice Ross and Mrs Alfred Ostrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Emery Jones
D. R. Muir
Billings
Gus Kirchner
Ole Dahl
Fred Fessenden
Carl Durr
Bud Kerr
Reed Point
Cecil Valgamore
Alice Ross
Alfred Ostrum
Local Notices and Visits From Billings Community
Billings visitors arrive and return as families travel for illness and funerals. Delmar Muir returns with reason tied to his father. Howard Hemphill party visits from Rapelje to J E Cameron. Clouse couple from Tacoma plan indefinite future after selling a Tacoma grocery. Xavier Sisters end vacation school with five first communicans. Horatio Burns returns from Harvard after making the crew and honor roll while Burns buy Irwin Hults ranch near Absarokee. Ed Braaten travels to Spokane with related kin. Wickland in poor health. Donna McCall Daley’s death noted in Los Angeles. daughter of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Clouse
Tacoma
Rose Marie Forland
Shirley Fredricks
Horatio Burns
Robert Burns
Harvard College
Cambridge
Mass
Burns
Irwin Hults
Swamp Creek
Janet
Barbara
Mr. Burns
Hults
Absarokee
Spokane
Ed Braaten
John Johnson
Alisen Wickland
Wickland
Big Timber
Braaten
Louise Bonhoff
Louise
New England
N. D
Donna McCall Daley Ward
Donna McCall Daley
Los Angeles
Daugh
Obituary Notices of T. C. McCall Relative
The text reports the death of Mrs. Daley widow of T. C. McCall, a long time local resident and former teacher. Survived by one son in Los Angeles and sister Minta Bonner in Virginia. She taught in the local public schools about 29 years ago and later in Los Angeles. Tom McCall owned the W. N. Clayton ranch. Funeral services were held in Los Angeles last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
T. C. McCall
Ner
Virginia
Los Angeles
Tom McCall
W. N. Clayton Ranch
Sunday Serenade of Music and CBS Midland Empire Schedule
A fragmented listing outlines a full day of CBS Midland Empire programming with multiple airings of Sunday Serenade of Music, News and Weather segments, talk and variety shows, and national programs including Frank Sinatra, Phil Reagan, Edgar Bergen and the Breakfast Club across morning to late night slots.
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Frank Sinatra
Phil Reagan
Ed Morgan
Cherile Wild
Amos
A ‘Andy
Edgar Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Red Lodge
Huntley
Mest Corliss Archer
Piano Playhouse
Howard K. Smith
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Roper
Local Radio Schedule Highlights Community Programs
A dense listing shows The schedule includes Breakfast Club Sports Weather and varied programs across towns like Laurel Lovell and Forsyth. It notes appearances by Arthur Godfrey M ake Believe Ballroom and Navy Band with daily News and Weather updates through Saturday.
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Fen
Greybull
Laurel Cscunally
Big Timber
Absarohee
Columbus
Bridger
Mile City
Wed
Ryegate
Hysham
No Today
Arthur Godfrey
Kaffee Kiatech
Sideshow
Fran Warren
Barnynard Follies
Laurel
Lovell
Forsyth
Hardin
Thurs
Lewistown
Fla
Navy
Marine Corps
Mon
Sixth Army Band
American Cancer Society
Voice of the Army
Radio Schedule Fragments for Billings Montana Tenor
Fragmented listing shows broadcasting slots from 4:15 PM to 12:00 PM with numerous shows and hosts. Entries include You and the World Uncle Remus News and Weather programs plus various music, talk, and sports segments scheduled across weekdays and weekends in Billings Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Remus
Cloutier
E. R. Murrow
Roth
Columbus
Hardin
Luigi
Harold Peary
Johnny Dolliar
Gene Autry
Rex Allen
Rogues Gallery
Capitol Cloakroom
Dance Orchestra
Toe Grant Holcomb
Thrane
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Creat
Kentucky
Bourbon
Ha Seneny Straw Sr
Asce Wurst
the Old Hermitage Company
Frankfort, Kentucky
Dupont
Karl Bryan
Delmar Muir
William Muir Jr
Howard Hemphill
Rapelje
J. E. Cameron
CBS
Midland Empire
AO Abo Ene
Chen Collinga
Church of the Air
Grant Holcomb
Trenasury Mandstand
News of America
Lon
Kook
Montana