Helena Man George Mudd dies after illness at 65
Helena resident George E. Mudd 65 formerly of Butte and Dillon died at his home at 7 No Warren after an extended illness. Born April 14 1890 in Butte he lived in Helena since 1933 and worked at Rialto before later owning an apartment house. Survived by wife Zita and brothers Ora of Alpine Texas Otis of Missoula.
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Helena
George E. Mudd
Butte
Dillon
No. Warren
Mr. Mudd
Big Hole Basin
Ora Mudd
Alpine
Texas
Otis Mudd
Missoula
G Brown Heads Public Relations Council at College
Western Montana College of Education announces Public Relations Administrative Council led by George Brown as chairman. Members include Dr John R. Cumming Professor Mary B Emerick Joe Doohan student body president and Norman Banks buildings and grounds superintendent. The council coordinates all developing public relations activities.
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Western Montana College of Education
Herbert L. Steele
George Brown
John R. Cumming
Mary B. Emerick
Joe Doohan
Norman Banks
Card of Thanks for J H McLaren Family Loss
Gratitude expressed to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of J H McLaren. Thanks to Barrett Hospital staff Doctors McLaren Routledge, Walter Brundage, American Legion Post 20, musicians, floral donors, Cancer Research fund supporters, and many McLaren and related families for support and memorials.
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J. H
Jack) McLaren
Barrett Hospital
Nancy Wheat
Verla Boetticher
Cancer Research Fund
Nellie McCullum
J. H. McLaren
Bob
Ray
Jack McLaren
Arley McLaren
Clyde McLaren
Arthur McLaren
William Sporich
Robert G. Todd
Ray Quilici
Juanita McLaren
James McCullam
Wallace visits and travel plans noted in Glen News
Mrs. Nora Wallace, mother of Mrs. Martin Stefonic, arrived back in Glen January 2 from Vancouver, Washington. Stefonic and family spent New Year’s Day in Butte and dined with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Worley. After Glen visits she will travel to Kansas City Missouri. The Big Hole church ladies held a Friday Bible Study at Mrs. Ronnie Jensen’s home with guests Mr. and Mrs. Don Verbance.
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Wallace
Martin Stefonic and Sons
Butte
Wayne, Worley
Nora Wallace
Martin Stefonic
Glen
Vancouver
Washington
Kansas City
Ladies of the Big Hole Church
Ronnie Jensen
Don Verbance
Galen McQuiston
Elmer Castle
Anaconda
Shelton McQuiston
Melrose
Glen McQuiston
Martin Stefanici
Johnny
Owen McDevitt
Argenta
Horace Hand
Everett Fairchild
Oregon
Norman Gleason
Leonard
Mike
Pat
Pat. Gleason
Wise River
Deer Lodge
Aaron Beltz
James Malone
John Pettingill
Oklahoma
Tom Pritchett
Salmon
Idaho
George Smith
Joe Edmondson
Sheridan
Lee Schuler
Barrett Hospital
Thayer
Millville
Paul Gnelling
Hugh McCullough
Gene Roberts
Don Roberts
Seattle
Navy
Kay Jorgensen
Ogden
Utah
Howard Childs
John Rieber
Clarence Frame
Antone Dubler
Rieber
Vern Burk
Jerry
Dillon
Vern
Dale Stevenson
Denver
Burks
Riebers
Harry Crain
Teton City
Mr. Crain
McQuiston
John Bryan
George
Fred Bryan
Mexico
Jim LaMarche
Fred
Donnie Kambich
John, Phil
Jerry Burk
Milltown Sun
Martin Gibbons
Wayne Cummings
Martin Stefanic
de Leland Graham
McCullough Dinner Party and Local Notices
Social notices from Melrose and surrounding area detail a McCullough dinner party with Glen and Butte guests, pinochle afterwards, and a New Year’s family gathering in Melrose. Other items note medical checkups, a candy sale planned by Sagehens club, gospel services in Glen, and local visitors from Butte and Laurel.
Local families share holidays and visits across Montana towns
Numerous households from Argenta Dillon Butte Sheridan and surrounding areas report Christmas and New Year gatherings. Visitors include the Stefanici Hand Hand family and friends with trips to Salmon Boise Ogden and Silver Bow. A number attend shows and holidays with relatives, while cars and surgeries mark the season.
DDT credited with vast disease control impact
The text credits the petroleum chemical DDT with preventing an estimated 5,000,000 deaths and 100,000,000 illnesses over 12 years from 1942 to 1954 by controlling disease carrying insects.
Rossby and the Rise of the Jet Stream
The piece lauds Carl Gustav Rossby as the pivotal figure in modern meteorology, detailing his discovery of circumpolar winds and the Rossby waves that steer global weather. It notes jet streams enable fast eastward flights, and predicts electronic forecasting will soon render weather prognosis precise.
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Carl Gustav Rossby
U. S
Japan
Rossby
Pole
Equator
Mr. Rossby
Polar
Southland
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George Mudd
G. Brown
Glen News Community Project
St. James
Mrs. Frame
Mr. Dubler
St. James’ Hospital
Sagehens
Buhrer School Mother’s Club
Charles Cocanougher
Clarke
Idaho Falls
St. Louis
Missouri
California
Ethel Craddock
Mary and
Billie Garrison
Jim Garrison
Laurel
B. Curtis
M. Starkweather
Glen Hall
Stefonic
Wmce Bulldogs
WMCE
Yellowjackets
Wmce Gymnasium
North Temperate Zone
Tropics
Hereford
N Co
Seidensticker Twin Bridges
Montana
Hoover
Dilmart
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