Hutchins Buys Givogre Business at Wisdom
Frank Hutchins purchased the Louis Givogre business in Wisdom. The Givogres moved to Wisdom in 1915 after earlier ventures in Butte and Walkerville. They ran a restaurant and confectionery in Wisdom that burned in 1925 and later sold their present location in December 1945. Mr. and Mrs. Givogre plan to stay in Wisdom for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hutchins
Louis Givogre
Wisdom
Girogre
H. R. Capehart
Walter Stewart
Stewart
Ralph Huntley
Clark Huntley
Tom Williams
John Troupe
Clarence Helming
Harry Helming
Roy Oliver
Dell Lloyd
C. E. Swartz
Ed Glassey
Peter Rasmussen
Bridge
Masons
John Neidt
Lou Hoyrup
Marshall
Elvin Peterson
Einar Nelson
L. R. Smith
Hans Jorgenson
Jack Anderson
Vincent Pendleton
Don Anson
Jack Hirschy
Benny Johnson
Gail
Butte
Roy Baker
Bob
Geo. Stewart
W. H. Bessire
Missoula
Wisdom Church
Wisdom P.T.A
Local Melrose Social Roundup Sees Visits and Trips
Miss Alice Fox of Twin Bridges visits Melrose with Mrs. Beverly Hager. Numerous Melrose residents shop in Butte or Dillon and attend services. Father Lechner conducts Melrose church services. cadet nurse Dorothy Fassler visits family ranch. Several trips to Butte Dillon Twin Bridges and Ely Nevada accompany shopping and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Fox
Twin Bridges
Beverly Hager
Leslie Trueman
Butte
Albert Haper
Dillon
Isaac Dodgson
Melrose
F. X. Lechner
St. John Catholic Church
Dorothy Fassler
Gebhart Fassler
Marvin McCauley
Violet McCauley
Agnes Kambich
George Bighorn
Margaret
Otto Boetticher, Jr
Ely
Nev
Keith Boetticher
Mr. Boetticher
Otto Boetticher
Keith
Hawaiian Islands
Tom Connor
Leonard Lively
Ernest Tate
Roberta
Johnnie
George Kambich
Fred Gill
Tex
Norman Grant
Jim LaMarche
Big Hole Basin
Ted Woodward
Bill Garrison
Aline Stone
Arline Demmons
Hazel
Marguerite LaMarche
Eugene Molleur
Barbara
Charlene
Larry
G. Byers
Vera Schulz
Lulu Maddux
Joe Jankowski
Pocatello
Idaho
H. W. Norris
Fern Michels
Clifford Reid
St. James Hospital
John Macliver
Cecil Clark
LaMarche
Walter Siria
Canyon Creek
Enoch
Remember Pearl Harbor Four Years On
The article reflects on the December 7 1941 attack, its lessons, and the need to remain vigilant against world tensions. It notes the surprise and destruction at Pearl Harbor, the uncertain conclusions of investigations, and the resolve to never be unprepared again. The piece stresses caution toward complacency and the imperative to avoid a repeat of Pearl Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Japan
United States
Postwar price controls and community information role outlined
The OPA notes violators lose subsidies for months of violations and reports lifted control orders. It announces a nine percent price ceiling increase for revolvers and pistols to meet earnings standards. Volunteers will form information panels to help curb inflation and aid consumer awareness during the postwar conversion period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Consolidated Board
District Opa Information Division
L.M.A. Wass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Masonic Temple
Argyl Stephens
Melrose Marguerite LA Marche
Coats
Kliel’s
Earth
Better Vision Institute
Rocky Mountain
Paraliels E ! AG
America
Anaconda Brewing CO
Anaconda, Mont
Hartwig
Preston Foster
Gail Patrick
Bewitched
Phyllis Thaxter
Edmund Green
the Hidden Eye
Edward Arnold
Frances Rafferty
Blonde
Brooklyn
Robert Stanton
Lynn Merrick
Peter Lawford
Donald Crisp
Greer Garson and
Gregory Peck
Leroy M. Gilbert
S. Atlantic St
P. J. Lovell CO
Q.P.A. Information
THE
Dillon Examiner
Eliel
E. W
Zeke) Stocker, Dillon
Bell & Howell
Winn’s
First National Bank
Northwest Bencorporation
RAL Deposit Insurance Corporation
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