Wed Marriage in Galveston Texas CT2
Wed in Texas Miss Dorothy Thibodeaux daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Thibodeaux of Galveston and Lt j g Hugh Clarke USNR son of Mr and Mrs W H Clarke of Dillon were married at Trinity Episcopal church in Galveston The Rev Edmund H Gibson officiated The bride wore an ivory satin gown with train and veil carried calla lilies Attendants included Dorothy Baskett and others They planned to reside at the naval base The groom is a Dillon native and Montana State Normal College graduate who taught before joining the service Also noted are other local social items and community notices.
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Texas
Dorothy Thibodeaux
Walter Thibodeaux
Galveston
J.g
Hugh Clarke
U.S.N.R
W. H. Clarke
Dillon
Trinity Episcopal Church
Edmund H. Gibson
Dorothy Baskett
Jo Hendry
Adelaide Glaze
Dorothy Graugnard
Emery H. Stringer
Howard J. Carr
Paul Burleson
Byron L
Montana State Normal College
Montana
Camp Sinclair
Lila Camp
W. M. Camp
John W. Sinclair
Jack O'Donnell
Calvin Logan
Presbyterian Church
Iss June Peterson
Matthew Orr
Items of Interest from Horse Prairie
Jack Brenner drove to Dillon on business. Mr and Mrs Roy Stocker were Dillon callers. Mr and Mrs Charles Brenner will travel Thursday to Seattle to visit daughter Ensign Isabelle Brenner. A S Christie of Butte visits at Alex Christie home. Christie family recently returned from Butte for Christmas. uy Gray was in Horse Prairie buying cattle. Jim Blair ill with flu past week. Emerson Hughes delivered steers to Armstead this week. Emerson and Mrs Hughes spent days in Idaho Falls. Mr and Mrs Jim Mansfield drove to Dillon Monday. Leonard Hansen called in Grant on Monday. Elmer Selway and wife returned from Dillon Monday.
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Jack Brenner
Dillon
Roy Stocker
Charles Brenner
Seattle
Wash
Ensign Isabelle Brenner
A. S. Christie
Butte
Alex Christie
Christie
Uy Gray
Jim Blair
Emerson Hughes
Armstead
Idaho Falls
Jim Mansfield
Leonard Hansen
Grant
Elmer Selway
Victory Twine Supply Replaces Manila in Binder Line
A new binder twine made from 87 percent henequen and 12 percent jute is being produced to replace Manila, sisal, and henequen sources cut off by Japanese actions. Tested by WPB and USDA in Iowa and Louisiana, the henequen jute blend is reported satisfactory for farm use.
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Manila
Phillipines
Dutch East Indies
War Production Board
Central America
India
WPB
USDA
Iowa
Louisiana
Social Security series on old age and survivors insurance
Editor notes this is the fifth in a series of eleven articles about old age and survivors insurance. Space allows further installments later and readers are invited to contact the nearest social security board office or other agencies for more information.
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Social Security Board
The Young Worker Rights to Social Security Benefits
If you are under 65 you gain life and retirement insurance after 40 quarters with $50 wages. People aged 65 or more require 20 or 40 quarters by 1947 or 1957 respectively. Retirement at 65 provides lifelong monthly payments for you and your wife, plus child benefits, based on years worked and earnings. An example shows a 65 year old with $100 monthly salary receiving about $31.25 plus $15.60 for spouse or child.
Selective Service Tightens Deferral Rules in 1960s Reforms
The Selective Service announced that occupational deferrments for 18 to 22 year olds will be denied except for agriculture, fathers, and specified activities. All registrants will receive a pre induction physical at least 21 days before induction, eliminating the three week army enlisted reserve and one week navy periods. Changes take effect February 1.
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Selective
Army
Navy
Local society notes from Dillon and surrounding towns
Jacksons and Fullertons travel for shopping and business while others visit Hamilton Anaconda Butte and Oakland. A funeral notice for Frank Weisgerber’s mother reaches Detroit and Mandan is planned. Rebekah lodge installs officers and supports a canteen conveyance for service members. Enterprise Camp to meet January 19 with dairy cattle updates.
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Jack Shepherd
Richard
Dillon
M. E. Fullerton
Anaconda
Butte
Keith Boetticher
Hamilton
John Hutchins
Colby
Harry Lapham
Roy Ford
Oakland
Calif
Robert Jackson
Modesto
Fred Nelson
Jay Nelson
Charles Wenger
Danny
Maisy
Mark Clemow
Frank Weisgerber
Detroit
Mich
Mandain
N. Dak
Tom Clemow
Merle Atkins
Denver
Colo
Rebekahs
Assembly
Alice M. Dodge
Montana
Minnie Pendergast
Noble
Dan Pendergast
Celia Wilson
Mary Peterson
Dell Hutchins
Jennie Johnson
Noble Grand
Louise Petersen
L. P. Hoyrup
Lena Neidt
Elsie Bray
R.S.N.G
L.S.N.G
Olga Schmeller
L.S.V.G
Ralph Petersen
Mary Petersen
P.N.G
Enterprise Camp
Loraine Davis
Mr. Mahaffee
College Place
Wash
Rationing Reminders For Gas Sugar Shoes And Meats
In states outside the eastern shortage area, A-9 coupons stay valid through Jan 21, A-10 from Jan 22 to March 21. Stamp No 30 in Sugar book four good for 5 pounds through March 31. Shoes Stamp No 18 valid for one pair. Airplane sheet Stamp No 1 good for one. Meats Fats Brown stamps R 5 T U valid through Jan 29. Brown stamp V good Jan 23 to Feb 26. Processed Foods Green stamps D E F book four valid through Jan 20. G H J through Feb 20.
Livestock Prices Steady at Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards reports strong receipts across cattle calves hogs and sheep amid labor shortages. Cattle prices stay mostly steady with canner and cutter cows weaker. hogs and lambs command top values as grain-fed steers and feeders fetch higher ranges.
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LOS Angeles Union Stock Yards
Los Angeles
Livestoc
Los Angeles Union
Old Tubes for New Not Needed in March
Helena January 18 a WPB ruling announced by C A Decker says March 1 ends the requirement to turn in a used metal tube when buying toothpaste shaving cream and other products. Removal of the tube return rule does not end the practice as buyers are urged to continue voluntary returns of older tubes with higher tin content.
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Helena
WPB
C. A. Decker
Mr. Decker
Decker
Ration Token Plan Keeps Buying Power Steady
Under the new ration token plan effective Feb 27, housewives can buy roughly the same amount of rationed processed foods and meats fats as before. Point values are adjusted so 60 points for meats and fats buys the same as current 64 points, while 50 points for processed foods equal the present 48 points.
More Food for School Lunches
The Office of Price Administration announces larger lunchroom allotments for school meals in coordination with the Food Distribution Administration. The wartime school lunch program, in effect for a year, ensures well planned nutritious noon meals for children.
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America
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Food Distribution Administration
Winter visitors and local schedules in Dillon
Dillon residents plan winter stays with relatives in Long Beach and elsewhere. Army furloughs bring Lawrence home while others visit from Butte and Wisdom. Dr H H Scarborough to examine eyes at Andrus Hotel Jan 31 to Feb 1. Local travel to Missoula Anaheim and Los Angeles noted. sightings of Gordon, Petersons, and Berry as part of community movements.
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Ning
Long Beach
Donald
Tony Schulz
Lawrence
Eugene Grant
Harold Healy
W. C. Grant
Doris Baker
Butte
Oscar Gransberry Sun Clark
Ralph Huntley
Don Anson
Wisdom
Dillon
H. H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Andrus Hotel
Mark Clemon
Jackson
Boyd Berlin Gordon
Missoula
Gordon
Division of Public Roads
Henry Seifken
Anaheim
Calif
C. H. Peterson
Leo Manney
Bozeman
Homer Faust
S Peterson
Marine Air
Los Angeles
South Pacific
J. D. Berry
Marriage Licenses Issued In Local Courthouse
ClerK of the Court Norman Giles issued licenses this past week to Hubert Levi Staggie and Eleanor Thorgran of Ashton Idaho on January 15. John B. Cheek and Catherine Jackson of Dillon on January 17. Wilson John Melton of Idaho Falls and Doris Marie Rea of Rainier Oregon on January 18.
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Norman Giles
Hubert Levi Staggie
Eleanor Thorgran
Ashton
Idaho
John B. Cheek
Catherine Jackson
Dillon
Wilson John Melton
Idaho Falls
Doris Marie Rea
Ranier
Ore
Chancellor Melby Meets Montana College Officials
Dr. Ernest O. Melby chancellor of the University of Montana spent Monday conferring with Montana State Normal college officials. He met with head students and faculty and attended a faculty meeting at the residence hall.
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Ernest O. Melby
University of Montana
Montana State Normal College
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
The Examiner Printing Co showcases top quality job work with attention to detail and timely completion. Local clients praise reliable service, clear pricing, and professional results for a range of printing needs.
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B. & B. Pinochle Club
Elwood Morrison
John Albers
Stella Murray
Bob Quackenbush
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W. G. Squires
W. E. Lloyd
J. A. Sockness
John Tessier
Mr. Tessier
Tessier
Paul Stahl
L.D.S. Relief Society
Lena Casper
St. Rose Guild
Larry Holloran
St. James Guild
Lewis D. Smith
Methodist Women’s Society
Clarence Axe
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Berg Christensen
Presbyterian Manse Society
T. Lee McCracken
St. James Guild Hall
Harold Snow
Parke Scott
Maynard Miller
Anna Schuler
Tom McAdam
Frank Bell
Oua
Orient
New England
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Black Ball Line
American Merchant Marine Instiate
New York
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U. S. Marine Corps Women’s Reserve
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