Wisdom chapter hosts state officers visit
Wisdom April 16 special report covers the O E S state officers visiting the Wisdom chapter with grand worthy matron Mae Perler grand secretary Mary Hugo both of Butte grand Hsther Mary Mussigbrod Wisdom and associate grand patron EB Blumenthau Philipsburg A banquet for about 34 members featured tulips roses and pussy willows.
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Wisdom
Mae Perler
Mary Hugo
Butte
Mary Mussigbrod
EB. Blumenthau
Philipsburg
Hollywood Stars Mix With Sports Figures In Charity Event
A jumbled mash of celebrity gossip notes plans a summer charity tennis match featuring Big Bill Tilden Kate Smith John McCormack and Helen Wills with others. Also mentions Claudia Small beauty win and various social visits and dances around Dillon with local figures attending dinners and birthdays.
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Bill Tilden
Kate Smith
John McCormack
Helen Wills
Claudia Small
Claudia
Hollywood
Atlanta
Jo Juh
Treasure Island
Jackle Cooper
Jackles
Wally
Pancho” Beery
Jack” Pershing
Mex
Gracie Allen
Washington State Five
Clark Gable
Queen Christina
New York
Europe
Christina
Garbo
Carol Lombard
Bing Crosby
Crosby
Bingbang
Bing
Lombard
R. H
Community notices and visits in Jackson area
Jackson April reports show visits from Hans Lausen and Alfred Peterson households, a reception planned for Miss Ann Rose as she leaves for Iowa, and birthday and birthday party gatherings for local families. Movements include cattle shipments to Hansen Packing, trips to Dillon and Butte, and school birthday events at East Fox school.
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Jackson
Hans Lausen
Wisdom
Alfred Peterson
Ann Rose
John Hutchens
Miss Rose
Peo
Poney
Cole
James
Butte
John Dooling
Jules Wenger Jr
Bernard
Lila Christiansen
Rose’ Schultz
Jack Birachy
Boyd
Husted
Funeral service for Ed Hungate in Lima and local incidents
The funeral for Ed Hungate was held in Lima with Rev T J Simons officiating. In Dell a rear window break in the Dell Mercantile yielded no theft. Beaverhead forest films were shown at Dell School to a large crowd. A Saturday dance drew a fairly well attended crowd with music noted as tarnished.
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DELL
Ed Hungate
Lima
T. J. Simons
Dillon
Dell Mercantile
Beaverhead National ‘Forest
Dell School
Farewell Party for Dodgsons Moves to Spokane
In Wise River on April 16 a farewell is hosted by Mrs. Clara Dodgson and Mrs. Florence Gill at the Miller hotel for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dodgson who are moving to Spokane. Carman inoculated residents for spotted fever and local travels include W. C. Jones and Bill Anderson visiting Dillon for a stockmen’s meeting then Jackson and Wisdom on the return route.
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Wisdom School
Butte
Andrew Anderson
Fishtrap
Omega Anderson
Whitehall
Hugh Turner
Montgomery Home
Walter White
Grasshopper
Claud Anderson
Lucia Jardine
Nelces
C. W. Francis
Francis
H. S. Armitage
D. J. Stephens
Jim Paddock
C. E. Miller
Pomeroy
Ohio
Harry Barrick
Spokane
Big Hole
Wisdom
William Huntley
Ralph Huntley
Dillon
Warren Shaw
Wilson Young
Jackson
Ralph Harding
Evelyn McKinzie
Mrs. Harding
Walter Hansen
Hansen Packing Company
Elizabeth Clemon
Wise River
Clara Dodgson
Florence Gill
Miller Hotel
Frank Dodgson
Carman
Eradication Plan Seen Boosting Montana Cattle Prices
Dr. W. J. Butler, executive secretary of the Montana Livestock commission, says eradicating diseased cattle will remove competition from markets where beef now sells for table consumption. If enacted this summer, beef cattle values could rise this fall with a possible 50 percent increase by next year.
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Heldna
Montana
W. J. Butler
Montana Livestock Commission
Progress club April officers and school activities noted
The Progress club names April officers with Martha Heaston as president and Ned Paddock as vice president. Several students achieved 100 percent in spelling led by Heaston and Paddock. Norma Paddock drew an eye on the board. Agriculture class pupils tested seeds using rag doll and moistened sawdust testers. After school, Mr. Anderson helped repair the schoolhouse floor. Lower grades drew baby chicks and upper grades planted a garden. A nurse Dilias Dodgson and doctor Lowell Mallon were appointed for the month to oversee health and minor injuries. Helena governor reports Fort Peck project crews rising to 6500 by June 15. T B Stockdal files for congress in the second district as a Republican.
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Progress Club
Martha Heaston
Ned Paddock
Evelyn McCartney
Maysel Mallon
Anderson
Dilias Dodgson
Lowell Mallon
Telephone Birthday Wishes Drive HomeTown Cheer
A Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co notice invites readers to brighten a friend or relative’s birthday with a telephone call. The ad promotes using calls as a personal gesture when visiting in person isn’t possible.
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the Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary N. Cottrell
Leo Walsh
George Cottrell
Charley Anderson
Charles
New York City
Eunice McKevitt
Contract Bridge Club
Harold Capehart
Harry Helming
J. E. Shaw
Helena
Jack Anderson
Walter Clapp
Lloyd Dobbins
Dillon High School
Myla Pendleton
Corrine Willey
Harold Nelson
Wisdom Woman's Club
Frank Hazelbaker
C. W. Frantis
Clark Huntley
Wisdom Ladies’ Aid
Harry Hopkins
W. T. Dodgeon
Jack Paddock
Tom Pendergast
Dan
John Hardy
Paddock
Mr. Paddock
R.L. Jones
Bill Dodgson
Gilbert
McCartney
S. A. H. McCartney
Isaac Dodgson
W. T. Dodgson
Loren Ware
Grasshopper Country
Jackie Cooper
Big Bill Tilden
Pancho
Beery
Gable
Melrose
Iowa
Barton Casey
Fred Hirschy
North Fork
Idaho
Ed Schulz
Rose
Helen
Betty
Judy Husted
Jill
Joyce Hirschy
Lila Schulz
Rose Schulz
R. E. Elliott
Earl Cantrell
Leonard Calvert
Harry Parker
R. BR. Eliott
Rudolph Nygren
H. C. McNinch
Mickey
Aki Sten
Jack Thiel
WISE
WM. J. Anderson
Lee Sims
Dillas Dodgson
Norma Paddock
Frank H. Cooney
Fort Peckham
T. 8. Stockdal
Billings
Montana Home For the
Sam W. Mitchell
Congress
Dillon Examiner
Anold
Dillmont Park
Royal Neighbors
Baxter-Tonrey Orchestra
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rocky Mountain Anaconda Beer
Dillon Bottling Works
Beaverhead and
Madison Counties
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