Olson and Temple marry in Louisville in 1943 wedding
Elizabeth Arlene Olson daughter of Mrs Nell Olson Lewistown Montana married 2nd Lt Jack L Temple son of Mr and Mrs Paul H Temple October 4 1943 at an Episcopal church in Louisville Kew The service began at 4 p m Best man was Dr Paul E Walker matron of honor Mrs Walker The bride wore a pale blue wool jersey dress with sequins a fuchsia feather hat and fuchsia sandals She carried white orchids and her Rainbow Bible The matron wore an Oxford gray suit Afterward a dinner was held at the Walkers home The couple met in Bozeman while at Montana State College They will live in North Carolina.
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Forest Lawn Memorial Park
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Jackson Homemakers Hold Demonstration and Social Gathering
The Jackson Homemakers club met at Mrs. Tom Clemon’s home for a demonstration on remodeling clothing and making slips for furniture led by Miss Eleanor Nelson. Various social visits followed including missionary calendars from Missoula and a Catholic guild buffet.
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O. A Bergeson
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Veterans Eligible for Thousands of Apprenticeship Programs
War Manpower Commission says returning veterans may enter any of about 30,207 apprentice training programs nationwide. Age limits and other restrictions have been eased to help veterans pursue skilled trades through these programs.
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War Manpower Commission
Meat industry pushes meat sales to absorb future supplies
At Los Angeles Union Stock Yards on January 11 the American Meat Institute promotes meat advertising nationwide to keep consumer demand high amid rationing and postwar adjustments. Cattle and hog markets show varied prices from $9 to $15.60 per cwt, with steady to firm cattle and active hog and lamb trading as rains boost grass and stocker demand.
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United States
Erican Meat Institute
Los Angeles
Lumber and Copper Allocations for 1944 in Montana
Montana receives 3,000,000 board feet lumber allocation for the first quarter of 1944, stated by R. J. McKenna, chairman of the State AAA committee. Farmers needing essential construction must file SL-200 with the County AAA committee for initial processing.
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Dillon Native Danny Mooney Recovering From Illness
Danny Mooney a former Dillon boy now living in Butte is reported to be recovering nicely from a recent illness that brought him to Murray Hospital.
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Dillon
Butte
Murray Hospital
Conoco Nth Oil Promotes Anti-Corrosive Plating
A wartime promotional notice from Continental Oil Company highlights Conoco Nth oil as a means to surface protective OIL-PLATING to engine parts. The Big Boss lauds the product’s role in resisting acid and providing magnet like attraction for chromium plating.
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Continental Oil Company
Rationing Reminders and Birth of a Salt Lake City Baby
In states outside the eastern shortage area ration stamps are valid through January for various goods. A newborn son was born January 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martineau of Salt Lake City, Utah, the former Mary Lloyd of Dillon.
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County Happenings Weekly Examiner Survey
The Examiner offers a complete weekly survey of county happenings for two dollars per year. Readers gain a focused roundup of local events, developments, and notable activity across the region.
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New Food Price Adjustments And Wartime Ration Rules
OPA raises some food prices to cover wage hikes and tightens gasoline ration controls after hearings. Retail increases capped at one cent per can or per pound for frozen fruits, with no change in prices for tomatoes peas snap beans corn peaches pears. Civilian meat supply remains about two thirds of total 1944 allocation, mirroring 1943 per capita consumption. US farmers Heline and Marcus report British farmers grateful for lend-lease farm machinery aiding production.
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United States
U. S
War Food Administration
British Isles
Foreign Economic Administration
Oscar Heline
Marcus
Iowa
Rob
Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Hubbard Ogden
Word has been received of the birth to Pe. and Mrs. William Hubbard of Ogden. Mrs Hubbard is formerly Gloriana Peters. Patricia Gilbert, visiting with her parents here, left for Buffalo to join Curtiss-Wright research as junior aeronautical engineer. She is among 700 young women who recently completed a ten month course and entered Curtiss-Wright plants.
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William Hubbard
Ogden
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