Wisdom to Honor Veterans Dinner Dance Planned
Planning underway for a February 16 dinner dance at the Wisdom Masonic temple to honor service personnel and World War II veterans. The All-Star club requests names of valley veterans to ensure no one is left out.
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Masonic Temple
Wisdom
All-Star Club
Harry Helming
Roy Baker
C. E. Swartz
Ed Glassey
Raymond Johnson
L. R. Smith
Wilma Givogre
Marion Hurley
Edna Panasuk
Peter Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Johnson
Elizabeth Willey
Ray Willey
Hamilton
Dale
California
Peggy Ann Golay
Butte
Golay
Blaz Lugar
Hawaiian Islands
Chris Rasmussen
Argyle Stephens
Bill Rasmussen
Hans Rasmussen
O.E.S
Mary Peterson
J. E. Hurley
Grover Helming
Swartz
Ralph Huntley
Gail
Dillon
Earl Sandy
Clark Huntley
Clarence Helming
Walter Stewart
Evangel Chapel Dillon Announces Service Schedule
Evangel Chapel of Dillon lists services at Dillon's Evangelistic Center corner Idaho and Helena streets. Sunday 10:00 a m service Sunday school 11:00 a m morning worship 730 p m evangelistic Thursday 730 p m Bible study and prayer meeting Pastor R M Hosem phone 350 J refers to welcome message.
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Evangel Chapel
Assemblies of God
Dillon’s
Truman urges continued food subsidies to curb inflation
President Truman asks Congress to extend food subsidy payments beyond next June 30 to protect the public from inflation. He warns rising prices would hamper inflation control and urges maintaining farm price supports and job buying power. He praises school lunch programs as vital to national health. Sheep and lamb production payments rise on February 1 with new rates. Wholesalers may not sell butter at retail ceilings. dairy rules limit ceilings under regulation.
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Truman
Congress
OPA
Montana extension service elects officers at 31st annual conference
At Montana State college in Bozeman the Montana Association of County Agents and the Montana Home Demonstration Association elected new officers for the coming year. F B Peterson was named president of the county agents, with Stanley Halvorson as vice president and Raymond Kelly as secretary treasurer. Weitske Bydeley heads the home demonstrators with Florence Schuerman as vice president and Alfreda Forswall as secretary treasurer. The article also notes DDT remains impractical for range livestock control, with dipping still the most reliable method for cattle lice and sheep ticks.
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Bozeman
Montana Association of County Agents
Montana Home Demonstration Agent Association
Montana Extension Service
Montana State College
F. B. Peterson
Musselshell
Golden Valley
W. H. Jones
Billings
Stanley Halvorson
Ravalli County
Raymond Kelly
Roosevelt County
Ted Fosse
Cascade
Northwestern
Billie Janssen
Sheridan
Northeastern
A. R. Rollin
Missoula
Western
N. A. Jacobsen
Custer
Powder River
Southeastern
Jack Payne
Stillwater
Southern
Weitske Bydeley
Hill County
Florence Schuerman
Lewis and Clark County
Alfreda Forswall
Stillwater County
Howard Welch
Montana Veterinary Research Laboratory
Welch
Wool rugs return to production and spring availability
Wool rugs and carpets, scarce during the war, resume production and will be available to consumers by early spring at March 1942 prices, the OPA states. Wool floor coverings are a Teconversion product after production was cut by more than half during the four war years.
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OPA
OPA issues new Montana area pricing orders for repairs
The Montana OPA district issued three new area pricing orders covering plumbing, re roofing and insulation installed costs. Prices will be published in supply centers and posted at local offices. plumbers must send price lists by January 31.
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Montana
L.M.A. Wass
Bing Crosby and Kraft end radio dispute
Bing Crosby will return to Kraft Music Hall on February 7 after Kraft withdrew its New York lawsuit filed January 3. Frank Morgan and Eddie Duchin will remain with Crosby on the program, while Crosby tours a new motion picture, requiring occasional absences.
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Chicago
Bing Crosby
Kraft Foods Company
Bing
John H. Platt
Kraft
New York
Frank Morgan
Eddie Duchin
Crosby
Platt
G I Bill of Rights Summary Issued by Veterans Official
A 10 point briefing on the liberalized G I Bill of Rights issued by Homer F Shepard of the U S Veterans Administration in Butte outlines higher loan guarantees for homes and farms from 2000 to 4000 dollars and extended education benefits for veterans of all ages. The notice covers loan terms extensions subsistence increases education extensions and new eligibility timelines with a 90 day implementation window and service officer James McCash in Dillon offering advisory help weekly.
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G. I
Homer F. Shepard
U. S. Veterans Administration
Butte
Exserviceman
Shepard
Federal Veterans Administration
Owsley Building
Helena
James McCashin
Dillon
Bowles denies planned rise in men's clothing ceilings
Adm. Chester Bowles said there is no anticipated advance in the manufacturer ceiling on men's and boys' tailored clothing to halt withholding caused by rumors of price increases.
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Office of Price Administration
Adm
Chester Bowles
House Party and Local Social News Roundup
Mr and Mrs Lee Hoerning hosted a weekend house party on the West side with visitors from Butte including Mr and Mrs Harold R Deitrich Mr and Mrs Tom Roach Mr and Mrs Herbert Carmichael Mr and Mrs Robert Holm and Mr and Mrs Elmer Carkeet A Sunny dinner highlighted the gathering Alma Matrons of St James Episcopal church were hosted by Mrs Lewis D Smith at the rectory with bridge and prizes Theta group met at Miss Nancy Barrett's home Entre Nous Club met at Mrs W W Hawkins home Miss Mavis Culver of Idaho Falls and Steve J Barney of Lewisville Idaho wed at the Presbyterian church Vows were exchanged by Dale Dart and Miss Ethel Marie Trask at St Johns Episcopal church in Butte with a reception at the Finlen hotel and both families in attendance The bride taught in Whitehall and the groom is from Dillon with recent army air corps discharge and college study ahead
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Lee Hoerning
West Side
Harold R. Deitrich and Sons
Tom Roach
Herbert Carmichael
Robert Holm
Elmer Carkeet
Butte
Hoerning
Sunny
Alma
Alma Matrons
St. James Episcopal Church
Lewis D. Smith
Bridge
Eileen Peterson
Elizabeth Sanborn
Ben Wolverton
Claudia Faust
Mavis Culver
Idaho Falls
Steve J. Barney
Lewisville
Idaho
Presbyterian Church
J. Thompson Baker
Belva Fredrickson
Helen Tobin
Robert Stanchfield
Dillon
Rainbow
Finlen Hotel
Montana State Normal College
Whitehall
Allstate
Beaverhead County
Army Air Corps
PANEL MEET HELD MONDAY AT COLLEGE
A campus panel at the college debated the national plan with negative speakers arguing it could lower college attendance and moral standards during adolescence. No conclusions were reached. Prof Rush Jordan chaired the session with Roy Forrester Robert Gregg Don Wheat and Albert Erickson as speakers. Myrtle Savidge led the organizing committee for preparations. A brief A A U W business session preceded the panel.
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Rush Jordan
Normal College
Roy Forrester
Robert Gregg
Don Wheat
Albert Erickson
Myrtle Savidge
A.A.U.W
Pioneer of Dillon dies Friday after long public service
Beaverhead County native and Dillon leader dies Friday. He helped build many of Dillon’s early business blocks and schools. A former county assessor and city water commissioner, he was active in Masonic orders including Dillon lodge No. 16 and St Elmo Commandery. Funeral held Monday with graveside rites at Mountain View cemetery.
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Dillon
Nora Peterson
Anderegg
Beaverhead
Dillon Lodge No
Dillon Chapter No
R.A.M
St. Elmo Commandery
Knights Templar
Bagdad Temple
Butte
Brundage Funeral Home
Lewis D. Smith
St. James Episcopal Church
Dillon Lodge No. 16
A. F
A. M
Mountain View Cemetery
William Hillstead Attends Business in Billings
William Hillstead handled official business in Billings last week. He met with local officials and conducted routine affairs related to his duties in the region.
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Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
William Hillstead
Billings
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Dillon Feed & Seed Co
Johnson Harness Shop
Agricultural Information
Dillon Examiner
Hazelbaker Insurance Agency
Real Estate — Abstracts
Hazelbaker
Orth
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Mane
College OF the Pacific
O.P.A. Information
Plymouth
Dodge
DeSoto
Chrysler
Ford
Veterans Administration
Theta
Nancy Barrett
Entre Nous Club
W. W. Hawkins
Methodist Bible Study Club
Minnie Sassman
North Washington Street
Leonard A. Schulz
Minnesota Woolen
Simpson Clothes
Knapp Shoes
Lion
Bill George
Northwest
Lecks’ Missoula Brewing
Missoula, Montana
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