Air Force Reserve seeks volunteers for active duty training
Montana reserve units in Billings welcome applicants for a two week active duty training period in Spokane Washington from July 26 to August 9. Eligible members must be assigned to the 702nd Bomber Squadron, with transport by C-37 aircraft and full pay. Details, forms, and eligibility are available at the Billings Reserve Hangar or from Lt Col Fletcher, 702 Clack Ave.
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Air Force
Spokane
Washington
Gol
Robert K. Fletcher
Hillfield
Billings
Balings
Iast
702Nd
We Billings
Col. Fletcher
Clack Ave
Bozeman
Havre
Eligibie
The
Revere
Congress
Bligivie
United States
Pletcher
Airforce
Bilings
MOS
Garibald
ORC
Brannon
Montana
Custer News Highlights Visitors and Local Events
Wiss Lawel Lea Kemph from Portland visits for summer with her parents the Keraphs while assisting at Deaconess Hospital Bilings as a relief nurse. Miss Hopkins recently graduated Montana State College and will start July 1 at Deaconess Hospital Bilings. American Legion plans Fourth of July celebration at Junction City site with parade at 10 am and rodeo at 1 pm.
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Wiss Lawel Lea Kemph
Pradwatz Tmursa
Portland
Ore
T. L. Keraph Ig
Deaconess Hospital
Bilings
Miss Leis Hopkins
Montana State College
Miss Hopkins
Montana State
Acton
Webster
Bill Brewington
Gold Mooney
Zon
Billigs
Sally Mathison
Ray Otis
Billings
Jesse Botts
DeMar Botts
Roy Vaudrin
Huston
Texas
Inlaw
W. J. Steele
George Crouch
Carolyn
Big Horn Valley
Luella Tate
Miz
Club notices and local moves fill weekly agenda
The Svsy Bs 44 club met with Butwwh Devener Tuesday for work on a summer project. Congregational guild gathered at Mrs Will Hendrick son's home Wednesday afternoon with M76 Fenn Gremmer presiding. Portnishtly club met at Mrs Anna Keller's home Thursday afternoon. AGg game at three tables awarded high scores to Mrs J Parker and Mrs Howarg utter. Mr and Mrs Tom Anderson and family moved to Pompeys Pillar last week. Mr and Mrs Bilis Clinders moved into the Anderson Dame at Custer. Mrs Glen Quest Jr and wife welcomed a new daughter in Billings on June 21. Perry Raster, U.S. Air Force, visiting from California, staying with Mr and Mrs G A Wing. Dan Chelberg and partner fished at Cooney Derr over the weekend. Augush Martens returned home after five weeks in the western part of the state.
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Svsy
Devener
Congregational Guild
Will Hendrickson
Fenn Gremmer
Gale Anderson
Portnishtly
Anna Keller
J . Parker
Howarg Utter
T. B. Biggs
Leone Layland
Tom Anderson
Pompeys Pillar
Bilis Clnders
Tenny
Custer, Ye
Glen Quest, Jr
Billings
Otio Haeger
Ernie Haeger
Colton, Catt
W. Whistler
Perry Raster
U. S. Air Forces
California
G. A. Wing
Dan Chelberg Aha
Chavies
Cooney Derr
Augush Martens
Forsyth News Miscellany Family Travel and Local Notes
The Forsyth News reports a string of social notes and travel plans. Gavin Robertson and family plan a long vacation through Torrington Denver and Redondo Beach until July 20. Bonnie Shotwell Betty Wik depart for Seattle for work. Ann Merle Jacobs visits Billings relatives while her home is in Bozeman. Local workers Fred Bergum and Walter Merodion return from medical leave.
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Gavin Robertson
Rosebud
Torrington
Wye
Denver
Colo
Arizona
Redondo Beach
Nir
Bonnie Shotwell
Betty Wik
Seattle
Elk
Bozeman State College
Mis Shotwell
Bowman
T. T. Palmer
Jast
Des Moines
St. Louis
Fred Gergum
Northern Pacific
Glendive
Company Hospital
Odin Gjerde
al Moore
Miss Jacobs
Billings
Walter Merodion
Fort Sucy Houston
Texas
Is Parente
R. G. More
M's
Kenneth Childers
Miles City
Alice Jacoble
Helene
Spokane
Miss Jacobi
Tuth Adair Morris
Kynthia Ann Gorcern
Bill. Gorcoran
Jett
Local residents in brief travels and gatherings
Monday morning in New York begins a summer visit at Syn Canyon dude ranch owned by Jim Jackson, a former local. Francs Meysney returned from Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. Nortney has been under Mayo Clinic care in Rochester for several weeks. Waller Corcoran and wife left for Los Angeles and California, planning two weeks away. Corcoran serves as deputy sheriff, Barbara Sender to lead his office in his absence. Myron Bean hosted a Sports Center dinner at Joseph grill with Emile Percy, Dey Johnson, Lee Riley, Phillipa, and Bud Greenwood. Ed Pabish of Omaha visited Mrs. Harry Py Colling’s home. shoppers included Mrs. George Davidson, Patty and Betty, and Ellen Wallin of Rosebud. Mrs. T. E. Lenigan of Summit, New Jersey attends the 75th Sigma Kappa convention in Sun Valley, Idaho. Lenigan and son Robert visited sister Mrs. Dols and Fletcher at the Fletcher ranch near Forsyth, with plans to Seattle and the Cannidum Rockies joining them. Miss Opal Adener of this place noted. Carl Johnson of Tacoma, Washington visited Thursday. Larry Expelding recently returned home to Forsyth after graduating from the Montana state college at Bozeman with a Bachelor of Science in agriculture. Guests at the Leffler home were Mrs. G. Q. Haste of Collins. J. W. Berman visited his son Richard Beeman in Hardin, Montana.
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New York
Syn Canyon
Jim Jackson
Francs Meysney
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Nortney
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Waller Corcoran
Los Angeles
Calif
Corcoran
Officer le
Barbara Sender
Myron Bean
Joseph Grill
Sports Center
Emile Percy
Dey Johnson
Lee Riley
Phillipa
Bud Greenwood
Ed Pabish
Omaha
Nebr
Seattle
Canndium Rockies
Lenigan
Indy
O& Miss
Opal Adener
Carl Johnson
Tacoma
Wahsh
Larry Expelding
Forsyth
Iat
Boxeman
Larry
Rocky Mountain college spring honor roll announced
Twenty four Rocky Mountain college students were listed on the spring quarter honor roll released today by Earl W. Jones registrar. Twenty had achieved the honor for three quarters of the 2947-43 college year. Clyne Schilinger of Vids held a perfect 4.00 average, followed by Val M. Mutroes.
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Rocky Mouricain College
Earl W. Jones
Tegistrar
Se Uhree
Clyne Schilinger
Val M. Mutroes
Honor students listed from Laurel spring term averages
The Laurel spring term average was 2.904. Three time honor students include Lawrence H. Baxken White Sulphur Springs Betty F E Blinke Mott North Dakota Eugene H. Bogece Hardin Russell Te Bowd pn Mosby Frank W. Brown Richard Le Church John A. Harmon Howard L Tham Billings Chester Clerlald Muskegon Heights Mich Darrel Goover Shelby Charles Fisher Brockton Gale G Prentice Helena Jimmie Rubis Manderson Wyoming Bill Mike Strickland Sheridan Wyoming Gene Swift Rudyard Verle Trees Absarokee Charles L White Livingston Jack H Wrightson Butte Other honor students Jane B Ball Jr Remiesa Colorado Yelna Brand George E B Foye joll Huntley Herald Kol whefske Coffee Creek
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Laurel
Lawrence H. Baxken
White Sulphur Springs
Betty Fe, Blinke
Mott
North Dakota
Eugene H. Bogece
Hardin
Russell Te. Bowd Pn
Mosby
Frank W. Brown
Richard le Church
John A. Harmann
Howard L. Tham
Billings
Chester Clerlald
Muski Gon ‘Heights
Mich
Oo. Darrel Goover
Huntley
Herald Kolwhefske
Coffe Creek
Third Party seams determined to leave its margin
Fragmentary OCR indicates a policy note about a third party leaving its margin on America Pathfinder. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a shift or withdrawal affecting ongoing coverage or support.
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America
Notice to Creditors Estate Grace Maloney
Public notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Grace Maloney deceased. Administrator with will annexed IRVIN H. COOE invites claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Address 425 Stapleton Ridge Billings Montana Yellow Stone County Montana dated June 15 1948. Attorney A W Stow 428 Stapleton Building Billings Mont.
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Grace
Grace Skeel
Grace Maloney
Grace Skee
Stapleton Ridge
Billings
Yellowstone
Montana
Biings
Irvin H. Cooe
Grace Muroney
A. W. Stow
Stapleton Bldg
Mont
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