Wisdom Loss Murphy Obituary and Local Church Notes
Charles Roundup Smith died in Colton California on February 1 after living in Wisdom and returning for hunting trips and visits. Survived by his wife in California. Sunday school at Presbyterian church to hold 46th service February 22 with David Stephens scripture Bruce Denny prayers Annette Denny. ushers Barbara Rasmussen Faye Reamer. offerings by Chickie Hutchins Michael Green. children to sing Jesus Loves Me and The Old Rugged Cross. PTA meeting postponed pot luck to fall. narcotics speaker planned. Various local social and fraternal notices including bridge clubs, Americanism program, and visits to Billings Anaconda Bozeman Washington and Helena.
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Wisdom
Charles (Roundup) Smith
Colton
Calif
California
Presbyterian Church
David Stephens
Bruce Denny
Annette Denny
Barbara Rasmussen
Faye Reamer
Chickie Hutchins
Michael Green
Jesus Loves
Old Rugged Cross
Bill Parish
Bridge Club
Roy Baker
Duke Jewitt
John Thomas
CES
Zella Lugar
Frank Wilke
Helen Smith
Fritz Walchly
Bernard Henderson
Washington
Butte
Bonnie Wheatley
Bristow School
Orville Sparrow
Baan
Helena
Fred Rutledge
Amy Stephens
Ed Glassey
Bob McDowell
Pete Rasmussen
Civic Center
George Hansen
Anaconda
Harvey Johnson
Harry Helming
Jake Neidt
Harold Nelson
Bud Nelson
Darrel Ferguson
Clark Huntley
Don Anson
Len Smith
Kate Hurley
Roy Oliver
Argyle Stephens
George Helming
Lyonald Hansen
Ed Bacon
Boone Sparrow
Nick Hilderline
Crookston
Minn
Hans Rasmussen
Kalispell
Willie Rasmussen
Valentine events and social rounds at Gibbons and area
A Friday Valentine party gathered school children pre schoolers and mothers at Gibbons school with Mrs Edna Anderson as teacher. A pinochle game at Fred Else home crowned Mel vin Haggelund and Mrs Lester Else as top players. Visitors from Anaconda stayed with the Smiths over the weekend as Mr and Mrs George Hanson arrived Saturday.
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Gibbons School
Edna Anderson
Fred Else
Melvin Haggelund
Lester Else
George Hanson
Anaconda
Len Smith
Pete Rasmussen
Barbara Rasmussen
Donna Nelson
Karen Neidt
Dillon
C. R. Clark
John Schonenberger
Earl Willey
Winter wheat prospects and pruning advised by Beaverhead agent
Beaverhead County Agent notes winter wheat seeds may survive if sprouts and roots are clean and white, but dry or moldy kernels likely die. Plants needing spring moisture should head after sufficient cold. Also advises pruning trees now if not already done.
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Beaverhead
Sewing light and diet guidance from rural housing study
The rural housing study by the U S Department of Agriculture finds most farm women sew at home and stresses lighting for sewing work. It recommends general room illumination and a bright adjustable task light below eye level, plus a portable sewing lamp for flexibility. It also notes many women work in living spaces and dark rooms, and highlights nutrition guidance for growing children including calcium iron and B vitamins and vitamin C rich foods like citrus and tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S Department of Agriculture
Genevieve Stearns
University of Iowa
Stearns
Herth
Pruning Guide for Beaverhead County Trees in Dormant Season
The dormant period December to March is best for pruning to prevent excessive bleeding. Remove dead branches thin thick areas improve form cut near the trunk avoid stubs and aim for a clean look. Prune yearly to avoid butchery and do not top trees. shellac can serve as a dressing though many avoid wound dressings.
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Beaverhead
VA outreach prompts Korean veterans to seek benefits
The VA reports over 20 000 Korean veterans visited VA offices in January with about 1 000 per day in the Pacific Northwest. Interviewed 21 000 former Korean servicemen that month, aiding them in applying for benefits. Veterans are urged to act within 120 days for educational rights and government insurance, and many sought dental services. local offices are listed in Seattle Spokane Portland Boise and Juneau.
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Veteran Administration
Pacific Northwest
VAVA
Korea
United States
Daliet Dosimovat Oor
Suis Hare
Alaska
Washington
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Bellingham
Everett
Vancouver
Wenatchee
Yakima
Richland
Walla Walla
Oregon
Portland
Medford
Eugene Corvallis
Roseburg
Idaho
Boise
Moscow
Couer d - Alene
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Montana
Fort Harrison
Helena
Missoula
Milks Citys
Great Falls
Butte
Billings
Juneau
Anchorage
Fairbanks
Ketchikan
Rites Held for Former Beaverhead School Superintendent
Funeral services were held at Kendrick chapel in Anaconda for Christine Smith Opp Millon wife of Earl Opp. Pioneered as Beaverhead County schools superintendent and once a candidate for state superintendent of public instruction. Interment in Hull cemetery. Survivors include brothers and in laws, Dan Serithan and Ralph Matheson among others.
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Anaconda
Christine Smith Opp
Earl Opp. Millon
Kendrick Chapel
George L van Bockerm
Hull
Opp
Butte
Beaverhead
Kenneth Smit
Deer Lidge
Elk Park
Whitehall
Presbyterian Church
Dan Serithan
S C Sweet
DE Matheson
Ralphs Matheson
Dr Raymond Walker Addresses Narcotics Education Program
Dr Raymond Walker spoke Wednesday morning at Western Montana College before the state board of health about the Narcotics Education Program. The visit highlighted Montana health education efforts and drug awareness in the state.
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Raymond Walker
State Board of Health
Western Montana College
Montana
Veteran’s Records Request for Marital and Death Proof
The document seeks evidence of dissolution of prior marriages and death proof for the veteran. It specifies submitting proof of marriages ending by divorce or annulment and a death certificate or official record confirming the veteran’s death.
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Wisdom Loss Murphy
PTA
State Department of Narcotics
Jackson
Dillon Examiner
Benson
Feed & Machinery
Clair Michels
Beaverhead County
Allied van Line
Butte-Dillon
News & Views
The
Examiner
Veterans Administration
Davis
Dilion Soroptimist Club
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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