Local Social Highlights and Visits In Jackson This Week
Mrs Tom Clemon hosted her bridge club last Thursday in Jackson. A homecoming party at the Oneal home honored Ben Oneal and his wife after their Spokane trip to visit son Glen Oneal and family. Reverend Nelson of Dillon preached his monthly sermon in Jackson. Mr Lewis of the Jackson plunge spent days in Dillon. Mrs Mary Peterson hosted a Sunday party for Geraldine Andersons birthday. Jill Hirschy returned from Missoula to spend time with her parents, Mr and Mrs red Hirschy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Tom Clemon
Oneal
Ben Oneal
Spokane
Glen Oneal
Nelson
Dillon
Lewis
Jackson Plunge
Mary Peterson
Wisdom Church
Robert Brookins
Maxine Putnam
Joe Greenwood
William Huntley
California
Clarence Greenwood
Warren Lowry
Wisdom
Sam Dineen
Lowry
Missoula
Dineen
Insurance Funds Report March State Audit
State Auditor John J. Holmes reports the insurance department collected 235,840 in March. Premium taxes led with 175,913, agents licenses 25,655, license fees 22,375, and miscellaneous fees balanced the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Holmes
Lima News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Appointments
Mrs J T Kennedy returns home from a month in Anaconda as Lima prepares for the junior prom on April 30 with Frisco Bakers Orchestra. James M Burt named mayor after Arch Seybold resignation. Carl Beardslee becomes alderman for the unexpired term. Community Easter services set for 3 PM with Reverend Nelson as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
J. T. Kennedy
Anaconda
James M. Burt
Arch Seybold
Carl Beardslee
Lima Gun Club
Menan
Idaho
Nelson
John Burt
Double Four
Marion Merrell
Criddlelow
Mary Paul
Woodcraft
Whitecafe
Paul Zink
Peat Hotel
Grace Truax
Miss Gelhaus Visits Her Father in Alamosa
Miss Dorothy Gelhaus registrar at Adams State Teachers College in Alamosa Colorado visits her father John Gelhaus. The note records a family visit in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gelhaus
Adams State Teachers College
Alamosa, Colo
John Gelhaus
Light and color through prisms and perception
The article explains light as radiant energy with colors in separate wave bands, refracted by prisms into a rainbow. It discusses why objects appear colors, white or black by reflection and absorption, and notes materials like glass and Soft-Lite lenses absorb light and reduce glare. It also cites ancient Egyptians using pigment to reduce brightness.
Wisdom Notes on Local Gatherings and Movements
Wisdom Montana locals report Sunday Night Supper at the Neidt home with Mrs Ivan Shaw winning the ladies prize and Mr Raymond Johnson the men's. A Ladies Aid luncheon with Mrs Young, plans for an Easter party by the Sunday School and American Legion Auxiliary, and many residents traveling to Butte amid rough roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Marshall Ramsey
Warren Lowry
Tom Williams
Helen Maryatt
Robert Brookins
Gary
Eunice
Myla Tovey
Henry Edwards
Bud Knudsen
Jim Schofield
Hans Jorgenson
American Legion and Auxiliary
Ed Glassey
Harry Hopkins
Harold Capehart
Howard Hollenbeck
Lilliam White
Asa. Willey
North
Livestock Situation Reports Record California Slaughter
California meat demand drives record slaughter totals for cattle and calves in 1937. LA area leads in cattle and hog slaughter, with large interstate shipments bolstering supply as western producers eye California markets amid rising demand and expansion in sheep and hog processing.
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Los Angeles
California
United States Department of Agriculture
Arizona
Texas
New Mexico
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Utah
Western States
State cash grows as Montana ends March with solid balance
Montana reports March figures show receipts of 2,060,204 and expenses of 2,012,140 leaving a net increase of 48,254 and a state cash balance of 6,955,856 with State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon. The report highlights a small surplus and steady treasury position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Ray N. Shannon
Townsend's safety advice saves Montana official in blowout
A Montana Safety council president on a Helena trip with companions suffered a tire blowout after hitting a rock. He recalled his own rule to ease off gas rather than brake and brought the car to a safe stop with no injuries. The incident underscores the motto practice what you preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Townsend
Montana Safety Council
Helena
J. J. Flaherty
J. W. Freeman
Lou Siniff
Townsend
Also Mentioned on This Page
I. W. Winsel
Dillon, Montana
South
Washington
Frisco Baker’s Orchestra
Clay Patterson
Auasti
Acai
Fruet Industri Een
Hea
Spectrum
Isabel Doyle
Faimed
Ford
J-A.m'naughton
Reno
Jim
Ella Campbell
Armstead
Hereford Ranch
Twin Bridges
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