Lima Rainbow Girls Hold Christmas Party at Masonic Hall
Lima Assembly No. 47 Rainbow for Girls held its December meeting at the Masonic hall with Betty Brown presiding. The annual Christmas party included gifts for children from Santa Claus, a lunch served by Eastern Star ladies, and gifts for Rainbow Girls from their Big Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Betty Brown
Santa Claus
Robert
Butte
Gile Mitchell
Wahpeton
North Dakota
F. O. Mitchell
Rev. Alstad
Dillon
Kalispell
Alstad
Kenneth Marler
Stanford Empey
Lima
S. Empey
Susan
Armstead
Jeanne Pruitt
Irving Pruitt
Gladys Quigley
Grace Martinell
Gwen Reeder
Kathryn Franks
Line Wright
Darlene Schiers
Marshal
Quella Kellett
Gladys Wen
Adah
Clara Price
Ruth
Muriel Nix
Esther
Dorothy Bittick
Martha
Mabel Detton
Electa
Gordon Reeder
Sentinel
Elizabeth Calvert
Fred Mitchell
Tte Guard
Guy L. Pierce
Pierce
Barrett Hospital
Brundage Chapel
Harry Andrus
Nevada
Nellie Decker
Charles Cope
Idaho Falls
Ralph Stosich
Barbara Brothers
Floyd Seybold
R. B. Lowder
A. H. Durtschi
Fay Kelby
Centennial Valley
John Selvidge
Esther Lauber
Roger W. Marsh
Raymond Peterson
Mary Sheeley
Montana Unemployment Commission Pays 4.7 Million in 1950 Benefits
The Unemployment Compensation commission reports 1950 benefit payments totaling 4.7 million dollars to unemployed Montana workers. Commission Chairman M. Joe Miller stated the annual report was released early to aid state officials and legislators with vital information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Montana
Commission
M. Joe Miller
Miller
Wisdom and Community Celebrate Christmas in Wisdom
Butte visitors drop by as Wisdom lodge holds regular meeting. A large crowd attended the Masonic temple Christmas program with children performing plays songs and recitations. Santa distributed gifts and treats as many families hosted gatherings across Wisdom and Jackson.
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W. W. Bybee
Lima
Joe Sawyer
Mary
Sawyer
Wisdom
Worth Emhley
Claire
Butte
Stan L. Lapacek
Dell
Ben Martin
Red Rock
Marie Howard
Pocatello
Bob Detton
Don Detton
Jess Owen
Kenneth Iverson
Dillon
Detton
Paul Gustafson
Ben Proctor
McBride
Tug Judy
Nadine Fuller
Great Falls
Montana
Belle Downing
Murray
Utah
Sam McKay
Corona
Calif
Clarence McGee
Bill Holton
Florence McKevitt
Laurence Peterson
Betty
Kenneth Bramlette
Fort Benton
Clyde L. Price
Gordon E. Reeder
Hawaiian Islands
Geo. Bryant
Norman Freeman
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Mary Freeman
San Francisco
Blaine Rose
Ora Freeman
Gay Johnson
Oe Ora Freeman
Jack Barrat
Loreleville
Barratt
Jack Wright
Bob Peterson
University of Salt Lake
Wright
Donald Raddatz
Oak Knoll Hospital
Oakland
Kurtz Raddatz
Vern Christensen
Keith
St. Anthony
Mary Miller
Teddy
Monida
Ed Cockran
Cockran
Wickham
Bernard Patterson
Linda
Laurence Patterson
Joan Peterson
Erwin Stansell
Cheryl
Billings
Carol Rose
Humphrey
Michael Stosich
Ed Greed
Lima School
Santa
Clarence Helming
Ellen Kramer
Wisdom Lodge
AF & AM
George Helming
Marlow Hyatt
Small Son
Masonic Temple
Stewart Capehart
Civic Center
Cinderella
Rudolph
Billy Boy
Faye Reamer
Edna Parish
Roger Ling
Stewart Capehart, Jr
Girls’ Club
Jack Gish
Veterans Hospital
Jackson
Argy
Stephens
Terry Jo
Raymond
David
James Horne
Helena
Jimmy
Ed Gilassey
Elliot Ranch
de Pew
Matt Browning
Harold Nelson
John Jackson
Elmer Stayner
Harvey Davis
Chet Bruns
Tom Williams
Wesley Skeeter
Wisdom and
Montana approves outgoing mail stickers with slogan
State department heads approved advertising stickers for outgoing mail. Governor Bonner said the monthly departmental conference endorsed stickers showing a state outline marked See scenic friendly Montana Land of the mining mountains. A loop border will enclose the slogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
John W. Bonner
Montana
Missoula Council Seeks Rent Control Continuation
Missoula city council voted to petition the national rent control board to continue controls in Missoula. Members say the move supplements the national law and keeps housing costs in check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
National Rent Control Board
Montana Cattlemen Hold to Older Stock Prices Rise
The United States Agricultural News Agency in Billings reports 1950 cattle marketings through Dec 18 were about one third below 1949. Prices for cattle generally higher with post July 1 reaching 1948 records and new highs for stockers and feeders. Hog prices lower than 1949 and sheep lamb movement fell 40 percent. Cattle receipts through Dec 18 totaled 110,883 head and calves 34,944, compared with 164,438 cattle and 46,899 calves in 1949. Fed cattle were scarcer last spring due to reduced winter feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
United States Agricultural News Agency
Billings
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Clyde Mecham
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Oliver Thompson
Bill Brown
Jim Scofield
James Scofield
Peter Rasmussen
Raymond Johnson
Maryellen
Claude Anderson
Chris Rasmussen
Jack Hurley
Helming
Harry Helming
Grover Helming
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Art Kessig
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R. C. Fetty
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Fred Hirschy
Don Anson
Len Smith
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Mel McDowell
Johnnie
Irvine Goldberg
Ed Duffy
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Harold de Pew
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