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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1951
Page
2
Homemakers receive advice on washing, drying, and storing glassware with practical steps to avoid chipping and water spots. The USDA announces Dec 29 revisions to beef grades including prime and good and explains their impact on shopping choices and prices.
Victor Chemical Works of Chicago will develop a Missouri river basin mineral deposit using Department of the Interior power. W. G. Sloan says the firm, already opening a Maiden Rock phosphate mine, will build a 5 million dollar plant in the Butte area to process rock into elemental phosphorus.
Ten etiquette changes cited by Emily Post's assistant Miss Kent cover first-name calling trousers for women post midlife manners after divorce and postwar social shifts. The list favors handwritten notes for formal invitations while endorsing typewriters for routine correspondence and notes the decline of chivalry amidst rising feminine independence.
Veterans can write to VA contact units for questions about G I term and permanent policies with six conversion options and rising premiums. The GI Bill training cutoff of July 25 1951 looms for WWII veterans and special cases allow continued study.
Mrs Dan Biccane shares Christmas visit with parents Mr and Mrs D C Shepherd in Billings and reunion with Wallace on army furlough. Janey Iris Judy and Jill attend Baptist camp meeting. 4 H group meets. Al Macioroski and LaBeeta Crossley wedding noted in Melrose.
A holiday party for 4 H boys and girls was held at the Armstead schoolhouse on Thursday December 28 with games folk dancing and snacks. Numerous local residents and visitors share Christmas and New Year greetings at gatherings and visits across Armstead.
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