Birthday parties and engagements fill Beaverhead week
Local social notes recount a birthday party at the rec center for Robert Wolf after a Twin Bridges game, a shower for bride-elect Barbara Bates with gifts and bridge prizes, a Havana wedding of Elena Vargas Sosa to Ensign Bramsman, a birthday dinner for Elmer Sage in Anaconda, and a charivari at a Twin Bridges ranch attended by residents from Centennial, Beaverhead, and Ruby valleys.
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John Wolf
Students Recreation Center
City Hall Auditorium
Twin ‘Bridges
Robert
Beavers
Rec Center
Ennis
Barbara Bates
Mary Ricketts
Claudia Faust
Ernest Luebben
Ernest Pewe
Dillon
Anthony Bramsman
Elena Vargas Sosa
Havana
Cuba
Bramsman
Navy
Our Lady of Carmen
Ramona Vargas Guerra
Jose Vargas Guerra
Frank Bramsman
San Jose
Calif
H. H. Bramsman
Montana State Normal College
Canal Zone
Twin Bridges
Max Nye
Local Jackson Day Dinner Committee Announced in Montana
Frank Murray Montana supreme court clerk and Jackson day chairman names Bea verhead county co chairs T F McFadden Norman Giles and Dorothy Erickson. Dinner set for March 23 with Truman radio address marking Andrew Jacksons 178th birthday. Campaign in charge of George Killion begins March 15.
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Frank Murray
Montana
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule Announcement
The Presbyterian Church lists J Thompson Baker as minister with Sunday school at 10:00 a m morning worship and preaching at 11:00 a m and Westminster Fellowship at 7:00 p m The pastor will preach on Living and Growing at morning worship A telephone number 375 A is given and the pastor can be found in his study weekdays 10 to 11 a m and 2 to 3 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
J. Thompson Baker
Westminster Fellowship
OPA Sets Ceiling Prices for 1945 Frozen Produce
The Office of Price Administration announced ceiling prices on January 22 for frozen fruits berries and vegetables for 1945 and later packs. The new caps are often higher than last year’s prices.
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OPA
Bozeman plans yearly seed inspection resumes under labeling rules
D J Davis of Montana State College announces the reestablishment of the annual agricultural seed inspection in Montana. The seed law requires full labeling including lot numbers seed name variety origin germination purity inert matter weed seeds and noxious weed contents. Samples may be tested at the Montana Grain Inspection laboratory in Bozeman with five free tests per year.
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Bozeman
D. J. Davis
Montana Grain Inspection Laboratory
Montana State College
Davis
Montana
Vet Hospital to Be Erected in Miles City
Merele C. Groene of Billings announced approval of the title to a site in Miles City for a million dollar veterans administration hospital. Bids will be requested within 60 to 90 days for construction at the east edge of the city just north of Wibaux Park.
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Miles City
Merele C. Groene
Billings
United States District Attorney
Veterans’ Administration
Groene
Wibaux Park
OPA Names Montana Leaders to National Information Panel
Four Montana Community Service members were appointed by District Director L M A Wass to the National Information Panel reporting to Admiral Chester Bowles. The panel seeks local reaction to price control programs and operation of cheddar cheese subsidies ends February 1 1946 affecting certain retailers and distributors. Judicial sales continue under price control with certain exemptions and twenty four miscellaneous commodities including canned vegetables and ice cream wafers were exempted January 28.
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Montana
Dist
L. M. A. Wass
National
Adm
Chester Bowles
B. H. Gaines
Bozeman
Millard Marshall
Glendive
Emil Eliason
Havre
C. W. Leaphart
Missoula
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Local notes on visits and community events
Mrs. T. E. Gray returns from Ogden after a week with a sister. A World Day of Prayer committee preliminary meeting was held at Miss Jean Bishop’s home. Mr. and Mrs. John Rebich visited California relatives. Mrs. John Ney came home from Butte after medical care. Mrs. Walter Stinson is a patient at St. James hospital in Butte after major surgery. Neighbors of Woodcraft officers to be elected at tonight’s meeting.
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T. E. Gray
Ogden
Jean Bishop
John Rebich
California
John Ney
Butte
Walter Stinson
St. James Hospital
Woodcraft
Montana Death Rate Drops as Births Fall in 1945
Montana reports a death rate of 4.4 per 1000 for 1945 with 5,306 deaths, down from 5,550 in 1944. Marriages rose 51 percent to 8,166, divorces up 36.8 percent to 1,743, births down 1.8 percent to 10,391, infant deaths 351, and heart disease remained leading killer with 1,066 deaths. Cancer 655, accidents 502.
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Helena
Montana
Lucian Benepe
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
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John Hartwig
Virginia Irvine
Bates
John Thurston
Thurston Company
Great Falls
Beaverhead D.A.R
Fred Woodside
American Pioneer Trails Association
Methodist Bible Study Club
Minnie Sassman
Elmer Sage
Lou Graham
West Valley
Anaconda
Gicks
Missoula, Mont
Hazelbaker Insurance Agency
Beaverhead
Hazelbaker
the Real Poultry
Agricultural Information
South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station
Kansas
New York
Cornell University
Anne
England
Valentine
ST. Valentine
Olde England
O.P.A. Information
Wibaux
Nuchas
E. White
Pioneer-Gazette
Pierre Wibaux
Wibaux County
Wibau
Geraldine
Syron L. Webb
Geraldine Review
Milwaukee Road
Lewistown
Geraldine Rockefeller
Wm. Rockefeller
The
Milwaukee R. R
Highwood Mountains
Missouri River
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Committee For Economic Development
Examiner
America
Hammermill Bond
Hammermill Bend
Examiner Printing Co
Mme RM
Hartwig
William Eythe
Eigne Hasse
Dennis Backa
Faye Emerson
Cartoon — News
Uncle Harry
George Sanders
Tokyo
Mildred Pierce
Joan Crawford
Jack Carson
Zachary Scott
Cheaters
Joseph Schildkraut
Corpus Christi Bandits
Allan Lane
Helen Talbot
Dillon Feed & Seed Co
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