Local family letters detail military service across the war
A long list of notes from Mrs Lee and others recount sons Lloyd Beard Pederson Nelson and Juliet Scott serving in the Army and Navy, with postings in Alaska England Mare Island Pearl Harbor and Great Falls. The piece also mentions community visits, club events, and hospital stays among residents of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beard ‘Pederson
Lloyd
Alaska
Steff
Army
Rg Meastieah
Orman “Nelson
Mes Nelson
England
Lynn
Johnson
Ed Johnson
States
Pearl Harbor
Army Air Corps
Ruth Goodell
Ernest Goodell
Navy
E-Art Bethe
Rath
Dutton
R. N.A
Juliet Scott
Mare Island
California
Miss Goodell
A . Ky Victor , Johnson
Frank Schabel
Frank Loch
L. :Teeches
Morris
Att Tees Club Hosts First Aid Demonstration
The Tancheon club conducted a first aid demonstration after a break fast, with plans for an achievement day program on Oct 22 at the club rooms. Attendees included Arthur Habel and Martin Schultz, plus many local residents joining hunting trips and visits across Great Falls, Collins, and Swan Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tancheon Club
B. Odden
Oscar. Trebesch
Arthur “Habel
Martin ‘Schultz
Hars, Webster
Ralph Reeve
Rayd
George Sollid
Oscar Mehl
Harry Montague
Swan Lake
Howard Bolland
Denver
Duttonland
Great Fallg
K. Hofte
Sollid
Mehl
Phyllis
Gladys Walstad
W. W. Miller
K’ Hofto
Hodgskiss
Legion Auxiliary
Chateau
Dave Rempel
North ‘Dakota
C.and Schuler
Bante
J. Andrews
Jack Walstad
Seattle
Portland
Josef Luck
Great Falls
Dutton
Laura Lowe
Great Fall
Pete Hebtner
Helen Murray
James Edmunds
New York City
Wm. Eamon
Pete Breitenbach
Alma Center
iWis
Waters
Toeckel
Frank Schabel
Migs Bitz
Arnold Anusa
Breiteibachs
Eber
Frank Schabela
Leg Toeckes
Mary Oer
Breitene
Local Readers Briefs From Town Notes
Abrs C W Johns and son Charles domionis seliven Se Cescee Friday. Adam and Mrs Wm Nell returned to the Jones home for r Tuesday evening. Nick Wellenstein and Wesley S b took a load of ony Great a Tuesday, returning on the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Johns
Charles Domionis
Adam
Wm. Nell
Jones Home
Nick Wellenstein
Wesley S B
Patriot Lapel Button Sparks Debate on War Bonds
Readers question whether wearing a target lapel button is allowed and whether investing at least ten percent of income in War Bonds each payday is a patriotic duty. The note frames the badge as a symbol of patriotism and discipline in savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Byicheck
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Rraaa
E.R. ‘Lee
C. E. Smith
Missoula
Montana
Howard Harmon
Jensen
K C Knutson
Deaconess Hospital
Jeanette Cusi
L. Trebesch
L_Harper
Morris Smith
UN River Canyon
Woman’s Club
Stofflet
Bole
Fairfield
John Deere
Alice
Florence Stofflet
SS Ae
Walkington
Workington
Jim Deere
le Ment
Alkington
Everthing
Barney Sparrow
Cascade
Srnteo
George Soilid
Cseis
ARATE
Baniinenr
Olddata Woldriden
Tod
Ri ‘Jones
Pendroy
Large
Roy Johns
Swanson
Johnny
Carl Gulttantson
Legislatee Legionnaire
State Board of Law Examiners
House of Representatives
State Senate
Adair For Justice
A . Wraberty
Citizens State Bank Ety
POE
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pepeska
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