Melrose WWII Veteran Frank Underwood Dies at 42
Frank Underwood 42 a disabled World War II veteran died at his Melrose home after an extended illness. He was a native of Idaho and had lived in Melrose since discharge. Survivors include four brothers in law and sisters and several named relatives in Missouri Boulder Melrose and Idaho. Funeral services were held at Brundage Funeral Chapel today with there members of the community.
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Frank Underwood
Melrose
Brundage
Idaho
Charles Massengale
Missouri
Ace Nelson
Boulder
Wilbert Archer
Albert Kinder
Butte
Rowland Ruffner
Ruff Morgan
Shelby
Brundage Funeral Chapel
Beaverhead Post No 20 Conducts Services for Veterans
Ameri can legion Post No 20 conducted the services with pallbearers from the legionnaires and interment in the Veterans plot at Mountain View cemetery.
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Beaverhead
Ion
Gionnaires
Mountain View Cemetery
Tom Alley Taken Near Armstead
Remains unsolved but authorities believe Alley fled through the Big Hole basin and bypassed Dillon. A large posse included Lt. James Clark Willard McCallum Ed Hancock Ray Olsen Royal Archer Fred Douglas Lee Williams Burl Stephens and others from Dillon Deer Lodge Anaconda Armstead and the prison bureau. Alley previously attempted escape while jailed at Deer Lodge two years earlier and was captured near Twin Falls Idaho.
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Big Hole
Dillon
James Clark
Willard McCallum
Butte Police Department
Mr. Talbott
Ed W. Hancock
Deer Lodge
Ray Olsen
Anaconda
Royal Archer
Fred Douglas
Prison Bureau of Criminal Identification
Armstead
Lee Williams
Dillon Police
Burl Stephens
Alley
Twin Falls
Idaho
Gosman Heads to GOP Convention in Chicago
Senator George Gosman and Mrs Gosman left Thursday to attend the national GOP convention in Chicago. Gosman is the state Republican chairman.
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George Gosman
Chicago
Gosman
Drivers examination set for Dil lon courthouse
The Montana highway patrol schedules a drivers examination for Beaverhead county at the Dillon courthouse on July 21 from 9 00 a m to 5 p m.
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Montana Highway Patrol
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Hovren Family Returns From Idaho Holiday Trip
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hovren and their son John have come back from a holiday vacation to Sun Valley Idaho. Mr. Hovren’s brother James of Salmon Idaho accompanied them on the trip.
Desires of Family Shape Modern Furniture Design
An American family preference for informal practicability guides contemporary furniture. Ernest Swartz of Rockford Illinois and California designer John Keal push livability warmth and hand crafted appeal, favoring simple non ornate styling, hardwood veneers, and careful log cutting to match grain for a refined yet affordable look.
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Ernest Swartz
Rockford, Ill
Two Montana Weddings Highlight Society Pages
Miss Mary Ellen White and Patrick Ryan wed July 3 in a Dillon area tradition with a reception at the bride’s home. Virginia Irene Harkens and Charles H. Davis tied the knot July 6 at Butte’s First Presbyterian Church in a candlelit ceremony.
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Harkens-Davis
First Presbyterian Church
Butte
Virginia
Irene Harkens
Charles H. Davis
Annette Yerich
Cheese uses and benefits in meals and snacks
Cheese is a versatile, nutritious dairy product produced nationwide and the world’s largest cheddar producer. It supports health and economy, suits main dishes and snacks, and pairs well with beer or ale for flavor. It is a valuable protein, fat, calcium, and phosphorus source essential for adults.
Mrs Fred James of Argenta Dies After Illness
Henrietta James 64, wife of Fred James of Argenta, died at Barrett hospital after a two year illness. She lived in Beaverhead county for years and is survived by her husband, a son Lee James of Argenta, brothers A St. John of South Dakota and Louis St. John of Washington, and grandsons George Knapp in Korea and Jack Knapp of Argenta. Funeral Monday at Brundage chapel with Rev. Robert N. Johnstone officiating. burial in Argenta cemetery. Pallbearers named John Hand Henry Shafer Byron Flickinger William McMannis Jack Shafer Bill Tovey.
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Henrietta James
Fred James
Argenta
Barrett Hospital
Beaverhead County
Lee James
A St. John
South Dakota
Louis St. John
Washington State
George Knapp
U. N
Korea
Jack Knapp
Birch Creek
Dillon
James
Brundage Chapel
Robert N. Johnstone
Grace Memorial Methodist Church
John Hand
Henry Shafer
Byron Flickinger
William McMannis
Jack Shafer
Bill Tovey
Wedding Attends Over 300 Guests At Dillon Event
The wedding of Mrs Harkens daughter drew over 300 guests at the groom’s parents home with attendees from Dillon Spokane Deer Lodge Great Falls Missoula Anaconda and more. The couple plan to reside in Dillon until Missoula fall quarter then relocate. Mr Davis a Beaverhead graduate and World War II veteran will enroll as a senior at the University of Montana and is SAE affiliated.
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Barnett
Charles Dobbs
Wiliam H. Harkens
Jackie Harkens
Jack Davis
Butte
Charles Burgess
Sam Davis
William H. Harkness
West Silver
Montana State University
Delta Gamma Sorority
Davis
Ben H. Davis
Beaverhead County High School
Missoula
SAE
Grant
D. L. Johnson
Shelby
Robert Gosman
Denver
Boulder
James Selway
Salmon
Ida
Bill Curry
Texas
Glacier Park
Canada
Dillon
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Western Motors
South Idaho
Buick Automobiles
GMC Trucks
Goodyear
Case Farm Implements
Tom
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Leonard C. Young
Republican
Young
Montana
Young For
Governor Club
Geo. P. Howard
Sec
Missoula, Mont
Billye Gale
For Dancing
Donna White
Ernest Stoppel
White
James Prelat
Ryan
Vivian Thomas
Thomas
Rachael Mayberry
Argentals
Lima
F. O. Mitchell
Anna Pierce
Stanford Empey
Susan
R. Bammert
Lawrence Kennedy
Lloyd Munday
Loy Dean
Montana Power Company
The
Hazelbaker
Insurance Agency
Dillon, Mont
Winfield E
Congress
Little Hoover’ Commission
Congress Club
W. J. Howard
Arnold
Democrat
Olsen-For-Attorney General Club
John Newland
Butte, Secy
N. Montana
Dillon Hide & For CO
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