Melrose residents active in clubs and events noted
The Melrose community reports on Vigilante Rural Electrification meeting in Twin Bridges, bridge party hosted by Mrs. John Maclver, and various visits, travels, and sports activities. School sports, skiing, and a new basketball program are highlighted alongside many local social and business engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigilante Rural Electrification, Inc
Twin Bridges
Albert Hager
Frank Gordon
Gebhart Fassler
Arthur ‘Jones
Norman Grant
Joe Longley
Mary Smith
Thomas Connor
Monica Connor
Lee Wilhelm
Frank Buyan
N. E. Lortz
Lars Kalsta
John Macliver
Clifford Reid
Hazel LaMarche
Ethel Orso
Lula Lively
Velma Evans
Leonard Lively
George Huber
Pat Smith
Violet McCauley
Frank Hoffman
Hazel
Marguerite LaMarche
John Maclver
Willard Olson
Sunda
Portland
Ore
Missoula
Claude Dodgson
Timothy Clifford
Lima
St. John’s Catholic Church
Melrose
Dillon
Clifford McCauley
Pete MacMillan
Harrison
Lee Stohr
Leana Stohr
Dolly Dunstan
Phyllis Dunstan
Tom Allen
Wood
Butte
John Macivor
Canyon Creek
Henry ’Edwards
Melrose School
Gordon’s Hall
Dale -Mac Dueary
E. Turner
Ermont Mines
Marguerite
LaMarche
McQueary
Charles Rosetti
Feé
Vitenchier
Dillon Students Listed On MSU Honor Roll
Francis Pickerick and Mel bourne Jackson are named among 183 students on the honor roll for Montana State College during the autumn quarter. Other named students and the quarter's details reflect the campus recognition program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Pickerick
Melbourne Jackson
Dillon
Montana State College
Local Society Notes and Weddings Record January Meetings
Multiple club meetings and social events are listed from January including B P W S Society meetings at city hall with reviews from Margaret Sweeney, Hob Nob bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs T E Gilbert, Alma Matrons Chaig hosts, M M Club luncheon, St Rose Guild, Just a Mere, Entre Nous, Bridge Club, Shakespeare Club, Lutheran Aid reports and plans for February. Local girl Virginia Belle Fitzsimmons 18 and William Marion Nix 22 wed in Jerome Idaho with reception. couple to reside in Jerome after brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Virginia Belle Fitzsimmons
William Marion Nix
Baptist Parsonage
Earl J. Kaurin
Jerome
A. J. Fitzsimmons
A. O. Nix
Billie Ann Swetish
Wayne J. Nix
Mr. Nix
Mrs. Nix
McFadden Purchases Guy D. Combes Residence in Washington
Theodore F. McFadden completes negotiations to buy the Guy D. Combes residence at 330 South Washington. The McFadden family plans to occupy the house about February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy D. Combes
South
Washington
Theodore F. McFadden
McFadden
Elks Card Party and Initiation Night Planned
Wives of Elks officers run a card party for Elks only next Tuesday evening at the local home with entertainment, cards, and lunch as the highlight. Exalted Ruler Frank O Keefe reports an invitation from the Butte lodge for officers and members plus ladies to attend the initiation of a candidates class on Saturday February 8 with a dance and buffet after services hosted by Great Falls lodge officers. Members are urged to contact Frank O Keefe if they can attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Meine Ranch
Dillon
William Pomeroy
Butte
Bill Pomeroy
Lloyd Wilhelm
Salt Lake City
Forman
Aline
Stone
Eugene Melleur
Ralph Davis
Albert Hager
Albert Streb
Gebhart Fassler
Lula Lively
Frank Fidler
Frank Hoffman
Clifford Reid
Ora Connor
Ethel Orso
Gladys Carr
Phyllis Haag
Kenneth Hull
Claude Dodgson
Clarence Thurman
Lima
Walter Scott
Union Pacific
Herbert Evarts
Meine
Charles Rosetti
Bessie Dedman
Garry
Lee Sims
Albert Bayles
Dean MacLaughlin
Frank Reynolds
Dillon Friends
Melrose Rebekahs
Louis W. Hoffman
Marguerite la Marche
Maurice Tate
Lodge
Myrle Wilhelm
Darlene Reid
Butte High ‘School
Frank Connor
Seattle
Connor
Patrick Edward
John Grant
Beaverhead
Henry ‘Edwards
Melrose High School
Heléna
Margaret ‘Hansen
Ben Hansen
Everett White
John Hansen
Hazel
Marguerite. LaMarche
George Huber
Gerta
Rene
Wise’ River
Lilbern Tate
Leonard Lively
McCarty
Thomas Connor
Joan
Kent
St. James Hospital
Walter Siria
Canyon ‘Creek
Donal Smith
James LaMarche
Cox
Ethel Ploof
George Vance
ELKS
Frank O’keefe
Butte Elk’s Lodge
Great Falls
Spud Raisers to Meet Over Potatoes Surpluses
County Agent Bernard Williams calls Beaverhead county potato growers to a Friday 1 30 PM meeting to discuss surpluses and marketing options. Surplus Marketing Administration instructs farmers with surplus spuds to attend to have a voice in quota setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Williams
Beaverhead County
Hazletts Move to Dillon Overland Hardware Pact
Mrs C Hazlett arrives from Juanita North Dakota to join her husband owner of Coast to Coast hardware store in Dillon. Mr Hazlett drove to Juanita and stayed two weeks to sell his interests including a grocery store before returning to Dillon. He opened the Dillon store in 1936 and only joined the town last summer. They reside in the Curry house on South Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hazlett
Juanita
N. D
Mr. Hazlett
Dillon
Hazlett
Mrs. Hazlett
Curry House
South
Washington
UNCLE ED SEZ Fun Patches and Parodies
A collage of quips and items including a joke about an unopened whiskey bottle from 1916, an Iowa City gas ads, jokes on American Indians, California politics, a statue misprint, Arago’s remark, cigarette lighter licenses, Hollywood sign pun, Abe Lincoln and FDR contrasts, Henry Knudsen defense optimism, a Fresno woman found abused on a roadside, and an Italian weather forecast predicting no cold winter for eleven years.
Bulldogs to Face Northern Lights for Conference Clash
The Bulldogs prepare for a key conference game against Havre's Northern Lights after a preliminary B squad versus Anaconda CYO bout. The main game is set for 7 00 p.m. Saturday on the local floor, marking the fifth conference matchup of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CYO
Anaconda
Bulldogs
Havre
Holm reports Heffner family to return from Mayo
Mrs. J W Holm says Mr and Mrs Fred Heffner will come home Thursday from Rochester Minnesota where Heffner has been treated at Mayo hospital. Heffner had a knee amputation due to complications from a bruise suffered months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAYO
J. W. Holm
Fred Heffner
Rochester
Minn
AAA Checks Are Being Paid Out in Beaverhead County
Beaverhead county committee men returned from Bozeman where they attended the state AAA meeting. The hearing on 1941 program plans will be held late February or early March. Bernard Williams says most AAA payments will finish by February 15 and 20 participants have already received their checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Bozeman
AAA
Bernard Williams
Beaverhead High School Leader Seeks Aid on 7 Mills Bill
Beaverhead County High School principal Conrad Orr visited Helena last week to discuss a pending bill on high school funding. The measure would cap millage taxes for high schools at seven mills. Beaverhead county high school currently is supported by seven mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Orr
Beaverhead County High School
Helena
Cupid’s Spring Nuptials Spark Jokester Judge Twist
Dan Cupid emerges from hibernation unites Gertrude Wilhelm of Dillon and a partner by Rev. F X Lechner. The couple jokes the ceremony would be “on the house” after admitting they were short on funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Wilhelm
Dillon
F. X. Lechner
Cupid
O. Schulz Takes Home the Bacon at Sunday Shoot
Details from a Sunday shooting event list multiple competitors and scores led by O. Schulz. Notable performers include C. L. Boyer and Dillon shooters with scattered 2s and 3s in a brisk indoor meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Schulz
Hawkins New President Of First National Bank
W. W. Hawkins elected president of First National Bank succeeding Combes. Hawkins commits to safe lending and depositor protection while maintaining sound credit standards. Gordon Berry named assistant cashier. other officers re elected and board remains Combes Hawkins Rees Sanderson Silvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Combes
Gordon Berry
G.“'D. Combes
W. W. Hawkins
J. W. Rees
J. A. Sanderson
Q.B. Silvey
Masonic Board Elects Kay to Directors
Matt Kay was elected to the Masonic lodge board of directors replacing Thomas W. Jones at the annual business meeting held Monday evening. A board meeting will be scheduled soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Kay
Thomas W. Jones
Masonic Board of Directors
Masonic Lodge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Melrose Marguerite LA Marche
Davis Motor. Co
Ford Sales & Service
Montana
Palmer’s
Dillon’s Finest
Wilbur Cafe
Dillon’s
B.P.W
Margaret Sweeney
Independent Woman, Club Magazine
Dora Smith
Bernice Metlen
T. E. Gilbert
W. G. Gilbert
Clara Plant
Chaig
W. G. Lewis
William Harris
Ray Tennant
Edwin Stein
Carl Olsen
Erwin Christensen
Jay MacCarthy
Harold Babcock
Louis Whitworth
Lewis
Carol Ann Tovey
W. D. Tovey
M.M. Club
T. F. McFadden
St. Rose Guild
Sarah Holloran
Anna Tobin
Edgar Johnson
John Hildreth
Entre Nous Club
John Orr
Bridge Club
J. C. Wedum
Double Four Bridge Club
Shakespeare Club
Frank Willis
Clifford Odets
Lucy Carson
Lutheran Aid
Chris Bay
Tom Pyeatt
Aid
Bay
Ernest Pewe
Jesus
Rev. Thompson
I. W. Vinsel
Wittleberg
Wisc
Lake Parke
Minnesota
J. D. Gowan
Martin Lutheran
Stoughtown
Parkland Lutheran
Everett
Wash
Wild Rice
Twin Valley
Avis Thompson
Thompson
St. Paul
Wilber Squires
Blue Bird Club
F. M. Carr
Jack Deputy
Paul Stahl
Harry Williams
L.D.S.’ Relief Society
Latter Day Saints Relief Society
Adam Dieterle
Ruth Dart
N. G. Smith
Northwestern States Mission
Orion
Ancient
Greece
East Indies Company
Thomas A Kempis
Averyon
Charlemagne
Mrs. C. Hazlett
Don’s
City Hall
Uncle ED
California
Olson
Johnson
Sunnyside
Long Island
Arago
America
Hollywood Movie House
Abe Lincoln
F.D.R
Henry Knudsen
Defense Fame
Fresno
Europe
C.orr
Dan Cupid
C. L. Boyer
Ted Renfro
Pete Westergard
J. Jackson
Jackson
Dan Pendergast
H. Balen
T. Tallent
O'Connell
Pengelley
Richards
W. Steele
J. Morrison
P. Schwab
Masonic Board
Green’s
General E
Christian Science Monitor
THE
Christian Science Publishing Society
Née
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
the Monitor
Christian Science Reading Room
White Building
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
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