Jackson area groups hold meetings and community events
Jackson clubs and families filled a busy week with meetings at the Diamond Bar Inn and local school events. Activities included the Farm Bureau program on communism, Friendship Club purchases for the church, PTA carnival planning, and a 5th birthday party at the Inn.
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Jackson Farm Bureau
Diamond Bar Inn
Charles Burton
Fred Hirschy
Ward Fanning
Butte Daily Post
Fanning
Willard Thompson
Burke McDonald
Butte
Iwo Jima
Seaman
Frank McDowell
Wisdom
Friendship Club
S. J. Johnson
Frank Wilkie
Jackson P.T.A
Johnnie Eliel
Helen Anderson
John Anderson
Wendell Jardine
George Else
Tom Nelson
Barrett Hospital
Tom
Fred Nelson
California
Eunice Kurz
Ralph Huntleys
Dillon
Arthur Roth
John Dooling
C. L. Kalitowski
Missoula
P.T.A
Fred
Los Angeles
Big Hole
Ann Jardine
Jackson
4-H
Snip and Stitch Club
Stocks
Ellen Rae
John Dooling, Jr
VA Questions Published For Veterans Weekly
A weekly column will publish the most frequent questions about Veterans Administration services. Veterans are advised to contact the nearest VA unit or write for detailed information.
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Veterans Administration
VA Plans Second Dividend For WWII Veterans
The Veterans Administration will issue a second special dividend totaling 685 million dollars to about eight million World War II veterans holding National Service Life Insurance. Payments cover 1948 to 1951, with first checks ready in April, no application needed, and a two part return card for address verification.
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Veterans Administration
Question of the Week Q Yesterday a salesman came
A brief note reports that yesterday a salesman visited and posed a question of the week. Details are sparse but the event centers on the visitor and the inquiry.
VA did not endorse veterans magazine sales claim
The VA has never endorsed any magazine or publication and the salesman’s assertion about endorsement for switching courses is false. Report the misrepresentation to the proper authorities.
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Veterans
Veterans’ Administration
Laa Etaoi
Shrdlu Teaoin Aoirn
VA tightens G I Bill cut off for switching to class training
The Veterans Administration bars veterans from moving from correspondence to classroom study after the July 25 1951 deadline. Once a course ends or is discontinued after the cutoff a new start is not allowed though advancing within a course is OK. Some exceptions apply when correspondence acts as a supplement to residence training. The 1951 deadline covers World War II veterans discharged before July 25 1947 with four years to start G I training for those discharged after that date. A separate Q A confirms lenders may reapply a 4 percent gratuity toward loan payments to prevent default and possible foreclosure.
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Veterans Administration
G.I
Cascade county seniors to join 186th fighter squadron
Forty two Cascade county high school seniors who are in the air national guard will be called to active duty with the 186th fighter squadron. Commanding Officer Major J A Blacker said the unit will be called to active duty on April 1. National guardsmen cannot be deferred.
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Falls
Cascade County High School
Air National Guard
186Th
J. A. Blacker
Billings Man Leads 18th Eastern Seal Campaign Effort
Mearl L. Fagg of Billings is the state chairman directing the 18th annual seal sale in Montana to benefit crippled children. The sale is sponsored by the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults.
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Billings
Mearl L. Fagg
Montana
Fagg
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Sugar beet growers to dine in Billings February event
A high tea dinner for the 10 top sugar beet growers in Billings factory district will be held in Billings Feb 22. Officials said Smith Denver, general agriculturist for Great Western Sugar Co, will be the main speaker. The highest average tonnage for top growers at each of 34 loading stations will receive special honors.
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Billings
Smith Denver
Great Western Sugar Co
Ranch Time Sheets for Social Security at the Examiner
Ranch workers report time sheets tied to Social Security records as the Examiner notes the ongoing verification of labor hours. Officials emphasize accuracy and prompt processing to prevent benefit delays.
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the Examiner
Bride Betty Cowins York in Butte First Baptist ceremony
Betty Cowins daughter of Mr and Mrs Leroy Cowins married Fay York in a Sunday ceremony at the First Baptist church Butte Rev Roy Burnett officiated Attendants were Betty Galliger and Steve Sullivan The Yorks will reside at the Walter Swartz ranch where York is employed Also notes on local clubs and society events follow with meetings and speakers.
Airline Film Shown At Rotary Monday
Rotarian Harold McGrath of Butte presented a Northwest Airlines sponsored film as the major part of Monday’s program. Dr. S. E. Davis welcomed new Rotarian Ernie Braunlich and reminisced on early Rotary days in Dillon. Guests included S. C. Brown of Beaverhead Livestock Co., Walter Brundage, and Walter Johnson. Meeting chairman was Fred Grefig.
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Harold McGrath
Butte
Northwest Airlines
S. E. Davis
Ernie Braunlich
Dr. Davis
Dillon
S. C. Brown
Beaverhead Livestock Co
Walter Brundage
Walter Johnson
Fred Grefig
Sheridan visitor Roy Simonsen in town Monday
Sheridan businessman Roy Simonsen spent Monday in town on a business visit meeting local firms and discussing potential deals.
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Roy Simonsen
Sheridan
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