War Orphan Educational Aid From Federal Government
War orphans of veterans may apply for the War Orphan Educational aid from the Federal government. Eligible are children of WWI WWII and other conflict veterans who died in service or from service connected causes. Grants amount to 110 dollars monthly for full time study and up to 36 months of schooling with part time rates lower. Applicants should apply early to ensure approval before fall term. contact American Legion Auxiliary units for information and eligibility verification.
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Veteran's Administration
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Montana issues fishing and hunting licenses for 1958
Montana Fish and Game announces fishing and hunting licenses now available through Montana dealers. About 271,340 licenses issued to residents and visitors. 150,840 resident bird and fishing, 85,860 resident big game, 26,820 nonresident six-day fishing, 4,695 nonresident season fishing, 990 nonresident bird, 2,135 nonresident big game. Licenses valid until April 30 1958 for fishing and February 28 1958 for hunting. Officials warn of spring fire dangers across open country.
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Montana
Robert Turnbull
Montana Fish and Game Department
Margaret Jennings
Turnbull
Local official warns on fires during transition season
An official urges caution about wildfires as young rabbits and residents face higher risk during this transitional period and the hot months ahead. The advisory emphasizes preventive steps and awareness for households and communities.
May Legion Auxiliary meeting highlights May events
The American Legion Auxiliary unit No. 6 met May 5 with President Hilda Moulton presiding. Joan Pithead led prayer focusing on Memorial Day and veterans. May activities were outlined including May Day Arbor Day Arm ed Forces Day Poppy Day Loyalty Day and Memorial Day. Mother’s Day featured a poem and flowers for Gala Star members. Reports from the district convention were given and Iona Zgoda presented a financial statement and past presidents portraits from the Past Presidents Parl ey.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Hilda Moulton
Joan Pithead
Gala Star
Iona Zgoda
Parley
Amanda Packer
Poppy Day Observance Charged with Memorial Purpose
Mrs Marion Jacobs outlines the GOC plan in Civil Defense Work and urges Red Cross First Aid courses. Mrs Maria Green sings Ave Maria for Mother's Day observance as Memorial Poppy Month is noted. Veterans in hospitals benefit from poppy making while Legion Auxiliary urges remembrance and wearing the poppy on Poppy Day May 25.
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Marion Jacobs
GOC
Red Cross
Maria Green
Card of Thanks for Junior Senior Banquet Helpers
Jacquie and I thank the Junior Class mothers for their help in making the banquet a success. Special thanks go to Dorothy Henderson Florence Beadle Carrie Bagley and Iona Zgoda for their help in planning. We wish also to thank the
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Jacquie
Dorothy Henderson
Florence Beadle
Carrie Bagley
Iona Zgoda
Fathers Who Helped And The Girls Who Waited Tables
Mrs. Willard Paulus highlights fathers assisting in community efforts while noting girls who worked as waitresses. The brief sketches illuminate shared chores and service roles within the town.
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Willard Paulus
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Aaa
Taylor Motor Company
Bourbon
Dictloued
National Distillers Proof. Corp
N.Y
State Forest Tree Nursery
Montana State University
Missoula
D. D. Baldwin
Acantha
Legion Auxiliary
Amercan Legion
America
Dean
Shirley Caum
Ed McFarren
the Parkway Cafe
Tesch Sales & Service
Look Magazine
LOOK
Montana Power
The
Montana Power Company
A & Kk Lanes
Ciation
Aivid
Katkryn Sundet
Allis-Chalmers
Chateau Electric
Woodward’s Electric Service
Henneford’s
Electric & Variety
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