Nor man and J C Wedum host farewell party in Dillon
A Friday evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Norman Henry honored Mr and Mrs J C Whitham who are moving from Dillon to Bozeman. Spring blossoms decorated the rooms as a dinner was served followed by an auction bridge game noting Whithams long service in Beaverhead National Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Henry
Henry
J. C. Wedum
J. C. Whitham
Dillon
Bozeman
Walter Grimes
Manse Society
Bishop Home
Mildred Thompson
W. J. Farmer
St. Rose Guild
John Tessier
Diggle Emerick
Hobnob Club
Theta
George Gosman
Reception for Rev. Aasgaard and local society notes
Aasgaard visit hosted by Reverend and Mrs. Hansen in the Phillips block drew members of the local church. Various social events follow including weddings, bridge parties, anniversaries at the Montana club and other gatherings with many out of town guests and community hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Hansen
Phillips Block
J. A. Aasgaard
National Lutheran Church of America
Dr. Aasgaard
Rev. Hansen
Three Forks Flood Control Meeting Planned for April 7
Helena dispatch reports F OC Smith of the Rocky Mountain American in Manhattan outlines a Three Forks meeting set for April 7 at 2 o'clock under the Gallatin County Development association to discuss a federal flood control program. Montana counties Gallatin Beaverhead Jefferson Broadwater Madison stand to gain from a $510 million Mississippi basin project including dams and reservoirs to reduce flooding and provide irrigation for 800000 acres. Notices issued to commercial clubs and farmers. Smith aims to invite state officials and mobilize regional participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Broadwater
Madison
Missouri River
Smith
Montana
Three Forks
Conway Couple Mark Golden Montana Anniversary
George B. Conway and his wife celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their Helena home with all seven children present. They were married March 25 1881 in Indianapolis Indiana and moved to Montana the same year becoming longtime Glendale residents. He was born December 17 1859 in Wheeling Virginia now West Virginia she born April 7 1860 in Springfield Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Tovey
Big Hole Basin
T. E. Gilbert
Butte
the Finlen
Frank Rife
Kathryn MacQuire
Medicine Lodge
Dillon
Mae Stocker
Dillion Friends
Grant
Jules Wenger
R. D. Curry
Jackson
John
Baker
Pocatello
John Cosgrove
R. W. Boone
San Francisco
Wenatchee
M. Gibson
H. D. Weenink
Lima
Frank Gosman
Betsy Haines
Elmer Sage
Anaconda
Helen Hoffman
Montana State College
C. H. Peterson
Three Forks
Homer Faust
Carl Peterson
Vera Brueger
Anthony H. French
William J. Cushing
Helena
George B. Conway
Montana Club
Ora
Alice
Eunice Conway
Clark Street
Conway
Lillie Elias Hunt
Indianapolis
Indiana
Montana
Wheeling
Virginia
West Virginia
Springfield
Maass
U. S. Atlas Law Company
Hycla Consolidated Mining Company
Glendale
Beaverhead
Radio Announcers Shaping American Thought, Says NBC Exec
Don E. Gilman of NBC Pacific division told the Oakland Advertising club luncheon that radio announcers hold the strongest and lasting influence on American speech and culture. He cited arts recognition of announcers who articulate clear English and non regional diction. He urged broadcasters to meet their duty to audiences and uphold responsibility in shaping public language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don E. Gilman
National Broadcasting Company
Oakland Advertising Club
Gilman
American Academy of Arts
America
NBC
Tse
Avoid Kisses to Escape Colds Says Leading Health Authority
Dr. W. W. Peter warns in a health advisory to avoid mouth kissing, air spraying, and handshakes during early spring to curb colds. He notes germs enter via mouth and nose and emphasizes washing hands after greetings and keeping hands from the face to prevent infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Peter
P. H
China
Peter
Cleanliness Institute
Glendale and Hecla mine tale from Montana history
The Hecla mine near Glendale produced at peak in 1882 16 000 a month in dividends while the smelter ran until 1900. The Conway family led by Mr. Conway lived in Glendale for 16 years and later moved to Dillon and Helena where he served as state accountant from 1909 to 1918. The mine later closed amid litigation and Glendale became a ghost town. The article notes the district’s rich ore, past production, and hopes for future silver lead mining when prices recover. It also lists Conway family members and descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orinns
Utah
Butte
Utah and Northern
Melrose
Glendale
Hecla Company
Conway
Corinne
Wales
Trapper City
Lion City
Hetla Consolidated Company
B.C. Atkins
Atkins Law Company
Omaha
Conways
Hecla
Dillon
Helena
Mr. Conway
Montana
Montana Livestock and Casa
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Whithams
Aasgaard
J. D. Smith
Methodist Church
Helen Crossman
George A. Hunt
Waterloo
Burnice Conway
Ed Harvey
Wisdom
Gustav Bohstedt
Madison, Wis
Will Cushing
Anthony French
Argenta
Will Conway
Kalispell
Helena Independent
Clubs
City Hall
Baxter-Tonney
Hope
B. C. Perkins
Methodist Aid Society
Elza Smith
Ralph Liggett
Valley Pinochle Club
Harry Schuler
Schuler
McAdam
T. B. Luebben
Mr. Luebben
Ernest Luebben
M. M. Club
J A. Baxter
Pacific Division
Golden
Dapaget
Con‘way
A. Wide
A. H. French
Gustav Bohlstedt
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Walter L. Conway
Simonson
Fifth Avenue
Paris
Princess di Ceram
City Drug Company
Anderson Brothers
Bayers
Hereford Ranch
Wisdom, Montana
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