Birthday Dinner Highlights 18th Birthday in Dillon
Mrs. Fred Dart entertained Dale Dart's friends and relatives at the Dart home Sunday for his 18th birthday. About twelve guests gathered around a pink birthday cake. Guests included Ethel Traski, Betty Bruce, Anna Handlin, Helen Handlin, Margaret Reilly, Earl Perkins, Bob Stanchfield, and others from Butte, Missoula, and Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dart
Dale
Dart Home
Ethel Traski
Deer Lodge
Betty Bruce
Missoula
Anna L. Handlin
Helen Handlin
Margaret Reilly
Earl Perkins
Butte
Bob Stanchfield
Dillon
Army recruiting policies explained at local stations
WAC recruiting policy details explained for potential enlistees. Visit your nearest Army Recruiting Station or write to The Adjutant General in Washington DC for full information on eligibility, service branches, and geographic assignments.
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ANT
WAC
U.S. Army
Adjutant General
Munitions Building
Washington, D.C
Rolled Cookies Adapted for War Time Cooking
A practical wartime cookie recipe explains Rolled Cookies using bottled syrup instead of butter to cut sugar. It yields four dozen cookies with sour milk and enriched flour, rolled and cut, then baked at 425 degrees for about eight minutes.
Lively Bridge Party Hosts Postway Guests and Travel News
Lulu Lively hosted a Friday bridge with first prize to Mrs. Frank Hoffman and second to Marguerite La Marche. Lunch followed and guests toured items from Trinidad and French Guiana brought by Roy Evans. Several locals and visitors, including Dr. Porter and the MacIvors, were noted for visits, travel, and nursing training plans.
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Lulu Lively
Bridge
Frank Hoffman
Marguerite la Marche
Anne Fraser
Trinidad
French Guiana
Lively
Roy Evans
John Mac- Tyer
W. Q. Kearns
Nk Gordon
Royans
Harry Corning
Oolet McCauley
Tom Connor
Hazel
Marguerite LaMarche
Porter
Idaho Falls
Melrose Sanitarium
Emmet Morrow
Divide
Melrose
Dillon
Gebhart Fasser
Dorothy
Butte
Helena
Beaverhead High School
Kenneth Maclver
Maclivor
John MacIvor
Floyd Smith
Elwyn Dunstan
Joe Buyan
Bobby
Outlook for 1944 farm supplies in wartime
The Agricultural Occasion Service outlines 1944 supply expectations. Fencing products seperti barbed wire and woven wire show strong production, while poultry netting and steel roofing may lag civilian demand. Ample bales ties nails and pipe binder likely, with 100 percent manila rope under armed services allocation. hay rope from jute and sisal, lariat rope from sisal, paint quality may drop, deferments possible, and OPA sets vegetable price caps and canning sugar access. Egg price support targets set by WHA for 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Sevices
Patrick HH. Winston
OPA
Rationing Reminders and Local Visit Mentioned
Summary of rationing deadlines for gas, tires, sugar and stamps with March and February cutoffs. Includes notes on income tax deadline and a local visit by Mrs Stella Moothart and her son Billy to Rev Calvin Logan’s home in Coopertown North Carolina.
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Stella Moothart
Billy
Coopertown, N. C
Calvin Logan
Dillon's clothing renovation workshop announced for February dates
Miss Eleanor V. Nelson says the Dillon's clothing renovation workshop will run February 15 through 18 in the Normal college gym. A limited number of reservations remain and women may enroll at the extension office by phone or in person.
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Dillon
Normal College
Eleanor V. Nelson
War Dogs Prove Valor in Bougainville Campaign
Report from Dogs for Defense, Inc. details Marine Devil Dogs in Bougainville action. A platoon of 29 Doberman pinschers and German shepherds joined every front line company as messengers scouts and night security. Commandant Holcomb personally praised dogs cited for outstanding work.
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Bougainville
Dogs For Defense, Inc
Marine Raders
Marine Corps
Thomas Holcomb
Donarg
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