Glasgow Couple Wed in Thanksgiving Ceremony
Miss Marjorie B. Decker and Gilbert C. Helland married in Glasgow on Thanksgiving Eve November 22 at the Lutheran church with Rev. Thomas T. Roe officiating. The bride wore a blue tweed suit and yellow roses corsage. attendants wore blue with red rose corsages. They honeymooned in Nashua. plan to reside in Dillon after teaching duties permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Marjorie B. Decker
Gilbert C. Helland
Thomas T. Roe
Otto W. Gilbertson
Irma Jean Tatchell
Nashua
Allen Cafe
Helland
G. A. Decker
Dillon
Beaverhead ‘County
Montana State Normal College
Watson Garage
Elks Lodge Holds Rites Here Sunday
Elks Lodge presented a wartime memorial ritual led by Exalted Ruler Murray with officers and a program of songs by public school boys and solos by Patricia McFadden. The memorial committee included Clarence Baril James A. McCollum and William H. Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brothers
Elks Grand Lodge
Murray
Edna Moe
Patricia McFadden
Fred Honeychurch
A. I. Cashmore
Clarence Baril
James A. McCollum
William H. Mitchell
David D. Hier
John W. Walters
Harry S. Tash
Frank J. Lasich
Philip J. Lovell
George Heikkila
Archie Green
Clarence C. Baril
Social and club gatherings across Jackson and Dillon
The report lists multiple social events: Mr. and Mrs. Hiram C. Lapham hosting dinner with Claud Lapham Harry Lapham and Charley Berry. Mrs. Martin C. Jackson entertaining the Guild. A N A Enterprise camp session and Rally Day preparations. Mrs. John Krause and Mrs. Harry Lapham at a Home Makers club in Dillon with clothing repair focus. Mrs. Dooling back from Denver. Ladies Aid attendees in Wisdom including Krause and Wenger. Fullertons shopping in Butte. Wenger Krause Shepherd driving to Butte. the death of Richard McIntyre, brother of Mrs. Robert Jackson. Santa Claus and Charley Wenger supplying wood for Sunday school. Mrs. Wilson returning from Thanksgiving visit to Dillon with Holloran family. Robert Holloran, a Marine on furlough, and Joe Rout with aunt Zella Flores visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram C. Lapham
Claud Lapham
Harry Lapham
Charley Berry
Martin C. Jackson
Guild
A.N.A. Enterprise Camp
John Krause
Home Makers Demonstration Club
Dillon
Jack Shepherd
John Dooling
Denver
Jackson
Ladies Aid
Wisdom
M. E. Fullerton
Charles Wenger
Wendell Jardine
Dan Pendergast
Tom Clemow
Mark Clemow
John Troupe
Elvin Peterson
Fred Hershhey
Butte
Richard Mclintyre
Robert Jackson
Billings
Santa Claus
Charley Wenger
Wilson
L. M. Holloran
Robert
Robert, Jr
Pacific
Joe Rout
Idaho Falls
Robert Holloran
Zella Flores
Lewiston
Farm War News Highlights Production Bottlenecks and Meat Shortfalls
War Production Board forms a special group to study repair part bottlenecks for trucks tractors and military gear. Sugaric acid demand constrains phosphate fertilizer supplies while farmers should order early. USDA foresees 1949 meat output about two billion pounds below 1948 levels due to hog declines. Victory garden program urged to continue into 1945 as civilian food relies on evolving European military needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Lieutenant Ames Visits Friends Over Weekend
2nd Lt. Thomas E. Ames, stationed at Van Nuys California, visited Mr and Mrs Harry Andrus and other friends here over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Ames
van Nuys
Calif
Harry Andrus
Rural Bond Sales a Key Step in Postwar Planning
Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard urged farm families to invest all extra dollars in War Bonds during the Sixth War Loan starting November 20. He noted farmers have a strong war record, with bond purchases totaling over 1.25 billion dollars in 1943, about 10 percent of net income, and said investing inflationary income in War Bonds is the most effective step in postwar planning for Rural America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Claude R. Wickard
America
Farm People of
France
Hitler
Germany
Local Births and Visits Tally Dillon News
Sgt and Mrs J C Nolan welcomed a daughter born Thursday at Barrett hospital while Nolan serves in the Army in the Philippines. The Rite of Medicine Lodge spent last Friday in Dillon. E L Tate visited Dillon Saturday from Melrose. Mr and Mrs Lee Martinell welcomed a son born in a Butte hospital last Wednesday. Mrs William H Mitchell returned to Dillon from Montreal after two years with sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Nolan
Barrett Hospital
Set. Nolan
Philippines
Ihe
Rite of Medicine Lodge
Dillon
E. L. Tate
Mel-rose
Lee Martinell
Butte
William H. Mitchell
Montreal
Canada
Tom Hartwig
Anaconda
Beryl Green
St. James Hospital
States urged to back another year of full food production
Jones calls on states to adopt goals for next year aimed at sustaining full production levels, arguing shortage relief hinges on continued strong output and policy support.
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Jones States
State Must Battle To Keep Present Road Fund Division
Montana highway department warns that abandoning federal highway apportionment formulas would harm rural road construction and maintenance. State highway engineer Howard W. Holmes urges opposition to any plan forcing Montana to fund excessive mileage beyond balanced primary and secondary networks. He notes Montana should not expend gasoline tax revenue on overbuilt roads and that such development, if pursued, should be federally financed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Highway Department
Howard W. Holmes
Holmes
Ventilation tips and insulator hazards for farm efficiency
Montana Extension experts warn winter ventilation in laying houses should be balanced to avoid drafts and chill birds, which reduce feed intake and egg production. Rural power line insulators failing can halt milking, heating, and refrigeration, risking food spoilage and hazards during storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Harriette E. Cushman
Montana State College
Montana Extension Service
County Happenings With Examiner Weekly Survey
The Examiner offers a complete weekly survey of county happenings for two dollars per year. Readers gain access to a concise overview of local events, developments, and notable occurrences collected from across the county.
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The
Examiner
Beaver Boys Rally Past Salmon in Season Opener
Davis scored eight field goals and led Beaver to a 14-8 halftime edge. Dillon’s sharpshooters struggled early before the Beavers pulled away, with Gosman and LaMungan among top scorers for Salmon and Davis pacing Beaver points in a high effort nonleague curtain raiser.
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Tage
Davis
Beaver
Dillon
Salmon
Beavers
Clancy Johnson
Blomquist
Gosman
LaMungan
Pierce
Lf Oe
C I.ceecnee
Thompson
Bateman Vec
SelWay Vcc
SMH
Local residents attend funeral of Blackfoot valley rancher
JOCALS John Gloss and daughter Eve lyn returned from Missoula where they attended the funeral of Edward Bandy a prominent Blackfoot valley rancher and former neighbor. Norman Giles left for Gillette Wyoming due to his sister’s illness and Mrs Moffet underwent an operation. Local residents and visitors with ties to Dillon are listed among ongoing personal and professional activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gloss
Evelyn
Jackson
Missoula
Edward Bandy
Blackfoot Valley
Gloss
Woodworth
Norman Giles
Gillette
Wyo
D. H. Moffet
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St. James Guild
W. G. Gilbert
Woodcraft
1.C.C.F. Hall
Presbyterian Manse Society
Child Study Club
Beaverhead
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fred Woodside
Wilbur Squires
Ernest Pewe
Mrs. Mau
Rice Adams
Riverside Club
George Shaffner
Daughters of the Nile Sewing Club
S. E. Whitworth
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Edgar Ferris
George McDonald
Carroll Club
Dolores Spegar
Riverside Demonstration Club
Frank P. Bell
L.D.S. Relief Society
Ruth Packer
B. & B. Pinochle Club
Elwood Morrison
John Wolf
George Lennox
Low
Dumke
Bill George
Rife St
Dillon, Mont
Elks Lodge
Northwest
Highlander Beer
I. Farm War News
WFA
Marvin Jones
the Agricultural Extension Service
Deer Lodge
Jocals
John H. Esch
Sam Wilkinson
Esch
Elizabeth Wilkinson
Chanute Field
Illinois
Chester Barrett
Horse Prairie
Sophia Guyaz
Armstead
John Collins
Henry Fitter
Lima
Hazelbaker Insurance Agency
Real Estate — Abstracts
Hazelbaker
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