Wisdom Social Notes Reflect Wartime Travel and Local Visits
Local column from Wisdom Montana details residents traveling to Spokane and California, ranching activity involving 200 head of cattle, and gatherings at homes of Huntley Loomas Ramsey Lowery Johnson Trouper. Illnesses, dental and medical visits in Butte and Darby are noted, plus radio contest prize and various family visits with names included.
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Attiliatha Otter
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Onsale
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Austin
Minnesota
L. H. Williama
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A. P. Hechtman
Rourity Lane Trust CO
Owatonna
Minn
H. Evans
American State Bank
Richmond
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Northwestern State Bank
Bt. Paul
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Sauk Rapids
Murray County State Bank
Slayton
Minne
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Thief River Falls
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Tracy
State Bank OF
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Peoples State Nane
Warren
Farmers State Bank
Maddock
North Dakota
Stark Weather
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Lewistown
Mont
First State Bank
Malta
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Manhattan
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Miles City
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Sheridan
Berlin State Bank
Berlin
Wisconsin
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Mason City
Ion General
Eyemarks State Bank
Norfolk
Nebraska
Southean 5 Savings Bank
Omaha
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Minneapolis
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Spokane
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Jackson Social Roundup from Hutchens House-Warming
A Jackson house warming for Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchens drew about 60 neighbors. Pinochle winners were Mrs. Sanford Shepherd and Harry Lapham. consolation prizes went to Mrs. Fred Hirschy and Robert Rolfe. Events include visits by Red Cross nurse Miss Nora Rolfe and multiple local dinners, bridge games, and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
John Hutches
Sanford Shepherd
Harry Lapham
Fred Hirschy
Robert Rolfe
Butte
John Anderson
Carl Holman
J. Johnson
John Mayers
Ralph Huntley
Clayton
Tom Boyce
John Peterson
Harvey Johnson
Carl Linden
Everett
Lincoln
Neb
Jules Wenger
Wisdom
Fritz Schonenberger
Orval Schmidt
Dillon
Schmidt
Valley
Phil Murphy
Basin Mercantile
Mark Clemon
Dan Pendergast
George Rhino
Frank Walsgerber
Fred Speare
Sam Evans
Charley Wenger
Wise River Community Notes and Social Highlights
Wise River health updates and local visits include Mrs. Harve Stanchfield nearing discharge from Deaconess hospital. Card parties at Miller hotel featured high honors for Mrs. Walter Jones and Ben Mallon. nine tables of five hundred. Various families from Butte and Divide visited, with church and school activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Husted
Robert Stanchfield
Manhattan
Wise River
Harve Stanchfield
Deaconness Hospital
Eugene Tuttle
Divide
Wise River Women’s Club
Danny Pendergast
Montana
Ben Malioi
Verd
Maydel
Butte
Miller Hotel
Dana Miller
Lintile Moore
Walter Jones
Ben Mallon
Harold Martin
Archie Webbing
Husted Ranch
Franklin Potts
Lewiston
Alice Hamilton
Joe Potts
Harold Nance
Will
F. L. Shepherd
Frank Dodgson
George Dodgson
Burley
John Trueman
Billie Norris
Melrose
Leslie Trueman
Paul Paddock
Norma
Ned Paddock
Arch Webbing
Missoula
Dan Pendeergast
Wisdom
Tom Pendergast
Johnny Hartley
Harrigan
Mont
June Gill
Anaconda
Fred Gin
Refusal to Accept Legitimate Job Leads to Relief Removal
Dr. W. J. Butler announced that Montana relief commissions moved unanimously to record a policy stating that refusing a legitimate job will be grounds for removal from relief rolls. He urged acceptance of employment as a means to tide over unemployment while preserving dignity and self support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Butler
Montana Relief Commission
Butler
Montana
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Navy Mercy Missions Surpass Gunfire in Saving Lives
The navy's errands of mercy have saved more lives than its guns ever destroyed. It is described as a strong right arm of the state department, illustrating its vital humanitarian role alongside military power.
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Navy
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State Department
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Mary N. Cottrell
William Huntley
California
Jimmy Dodd
Dudley
Albert Smith
Bill Loomas
Miss Sidomas
Roy Oliver
Harold Capehart
Arch Stewart
Marshall Ramsey
Harry Helming
Max Lewis
Fishtrap
Mesdameés
Ted Woodward
Dave Hirschy
Ralph Cecil
Arnold Holmes
H. T. Hendricks
Warren Lowery
Raymond Johnson
John Neidt
Ivan Shaw
Jake Neidt, Jr
Johnson
Boyce
Ray Leverich
Pasco
Dell Lloyd
Oliver
John Trouper
Clarence Helming
Mrs. Helman
Darby
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Leon J. Kaliher
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M. Lofgren
DH. E. Liehinets
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Complicated Securities CO
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Des Moins
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WISE
Vera Mallon
William Dodeson
Dick Hirschy
Helen
Lila Christiansen
Jill
Jack Hirschy
Eric Runner
Fred Nelson
Catholic Ladies Guild
Jackson Friendship Club
Sviveuie SY
First National Bank
Dillon, Montana
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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