General Education Problems Workshop at Western Montana
A General Education Problems workshop for elementary grades is set at Western Montana College of Education from July 25 to August 5. Staff include Miss Esther Oehring and Miss Rachael Smith directing the campus training school and teaching courses, with O. K. Moe as summer school director and Mrs. Lillian Peterson the state rural school supervisor. Activities include social events, a July 7 student assembly, monologue program by James Buckholtz, and new courses in the last five weeks offering two credits each. Registration for Campus School fourth to sixth graders is July 11 at 8:30 a.m.
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Western Montana College of Education
Esther Oehring
Rachael Smith
O. K. Moe
Lilian Peterson
Mary Emerick
Clair Bartholomew
Elena Slepcevich
Edna Moe
Brinton Jackson
Sheldon E. Davis
Rachel Smith
Birch Creek
Peterson
Montana
Wisdom Mrs Peter Rasmussen Hosts Gathering in Wisdom
Mrs Ed Glassey and others co hosted a party honoring Mrs C E Swartz at the Glassey home with about thirty ladies attending. Pinochle prizes went to Mrs W A Stephens Mrs Jim Horne and Mrs Dick Richards. Swartz received a silver gift for her new home. Several families took weekend outings and visits across Helena Kalispell Darby Dillon and Yellowstone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Glassey
W. J. Neidt
L. R. Smith
George Helming
Peter Rasmussen
C. E. Swartz
Glassey
W. A. Stephens
Jim Horne
Dick Richards
Swartz
Ernest Golay
John
Hall
Montana
Stewart Capehart
Ward Thompson, Jr
Helena
Twin Lakes
Ralph Huntley
Sun Valley
Henry Wenger
Pete White
Jack Sturm
Yellowstone Park
Mac McMullen
Kalispell
Harry Helming
Bruce
Roy Baker
Sharmata
Darby
George Grant
Hamilton
Tom Williams
Wanda Glassey
Dillon
Oliver Thompson
There's a Lovely Marigold To Fit Any Garden Need
Marigolds offer a wide range of forms and colors from Mexican single blooms to large chrysanthemum type flowers. Varieties include Naughty Marietta Red Head Royal Scott Monarch Mixture Crown of Gold Yellow Pigmy Melody Harmony Limelight Scarlet Glow and more, with heights from dwarf to tall. Seed sowing in the garden and enriched soil with four pounds of plant food per 100 square feet boost bloom size and color.
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America
Europe
Marietta
Royal Scott
Robert Buist
Van Allen Rites Held After Sudden Heart Attack
The funeral for Clyde Van Allen a longtime ranch hand and herder in Beaverhead County was conducted Friday from the Brundage chapel with Rev J Thomson Baker of the Presbyterian church officiating. Friends attended the final rites and interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery. Van Allen died suddenly of a heart attack Monday while en route to his cabin on North Railroad Avenue.
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Clyde van Allen
Beaverhead’ County
Brundage Chapel
J. Thompson Baker
Presbyterian Church
Mountain View
van Allen
North Railroad Avenue
John Shafer Heads County Mining Group
John Shafer leads a county mining group as officials outline prospecting and mining duties under a 1949 act. The text discusses liability for damages to grazing land value when mining on homestead land occurs, preserving existing rights but imposing new responsibilities.
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John Shafer
Heads County Mining Group
Weekend visitors and community Bible school at Wisdom church
Mrs. Ed Glassey and the Smiths and Rasmussen families visited Anaconda and Hamilton over the weekend. Stanley Rasmussen stayed a few days. Local children attend Bible school at Wisdom church this week. Miss Terry Jo Stephens hosted friends for a birthday party at the Stephens home. Fireworks and refreshments were shared at the Stephens residence with several local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Glassey
L. R. Smith
Anaconda
Peter Rasmussen
Walter Stewart
George Stewart
Hamilton
Stanley Rasmussen
the Wisdom Church
Terry Jo Stephens
W. A. Stephens
Candy
Elizabeth Capehart
Lynn Stephens
Margaret Ann Willey
David
Raymond Stephens
Stevie Williams
Harold Nelson
Tom Williams
W. J. Neidt
Barbara
Weekly VA Questions Column Answers Local Veterans
A local newspaper publishes a weekly column answering frequent questions for area veterans. For detailed info, veterans should contact or write to the nearest Veterans Administration unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Waliy Hh
Temsean Ig Commu
Veterans Administration
Veterans to Receive Insurance Dividend
The Veterans Administration announced a $2.8 billion special National Service Life Insurance dividend for about 20 million policies. Some 16 million WWII veterans will be eligible, with distribution hoped to begin January 1950 and finish by mid 1950. individual payments depend on policy status.
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Veterans Administration
VA urges veterans to avoid dividend letters causing payment delays
The VA warns veterans not to write about their dividend as letters can delay payment. Special application blanks will be available in August at post offices, veterans service organizations, and VA offices. Question of the Week notes that converting $5,000 of a $10,000 National Service Life Insurance policy to term insurance is permissible under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Service Organizations
National Service Life
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James Buckholtz
College
Buckholtz
Shakespeare
Browning
D. I. Emerick
California
J. H. Baker
Time Books
the Examiner
New Frigidaire
H. S. Refrigeration Co
Dillon Real Estate Mart
G. A. Decker
H. W. Wheat
Strasser’s
Washington
Olds
Nash
Pontiac
Buick
Plymouth
Ford Ideal
Montana Auto Sales
Montana Air Conditioning, Inc
E. Main
Bozeman, Montana
St. Dillon, Mont
Mister Ottos
Otto
Ptotner
Pai
Peat Motoris
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