Lima news in brief includes travels and local honors
Mr and Mrs A M Ebbett return from Haywood California with Mrs Ebbett’s daughter Mrs Lela Harrison and two children. Several couples celebrate 30th and 4th anniversaries with a Dillon trip to Star Spangled Rhythm. Lima Home Demonstration Club elects new officers. Various residents visit, move, or travel to Dillon Butte and Pocatello for work, family visits, and medical matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Ebbett
Haywood
Calif
Lima
Ray Kellett
Dillon
Verna Christianson
Joe Gresham
Margaret Loss
Camas Nelson
Butte
Minneapolis
Minn
Ethel Rose
Tash
J. Westerfield
Home Demonstration Club
Eleanor Nelson
Lewis Ford
Portsmouth
N. H
Judge Ford
William Sweeney
Big Sheep Basin
Jim Burt
Joan Mecham
Washington
Clyde Mecham
Joe Michelish
J. B. Baker
Utte
George “Franks
Lincoln ‘Miller
Ed Gleed
Carpita
Twin Bridges
Whitehall i
REA
Ted Renfro
Red Rock
Ben Proctor
Salt Lake City
Utah
Beaverhead Dgancher
Fe Mors
George Lefgren
Ber
Aaldwin
Jamison
Baldwin
Daught
Blackfoot
Idaho
Lester
Si) Calvert
Pocatello
U. P
Marian Merrell
Frank
Delos Jenkins
Verna Marie
Chris Peterson
Ray Cooper
W. Cheney
Cpl
Gilbert Griggs
Camp Callan
San Diego
Lloyd Foster
Great Falls
R. van Antwerp
Max Nve Ranch
California
van Antwerp
Leo Truax
Shanholtzer
Billy Hayes
Ernest Marsing
Salmon
Sam Freeman
Cora Anderson
Sage Creek
Anderson
Cook Sheep Company
Don Tash
Reichle
Donald Raddatz
Elton Clavason
Menan
D. Cherry
Sam Thompson
Mat Kajin
Bill Gleed
Everett Strand
Leadore
Ida
Bob Detton
Fred Smith
Otto J. Naegle
Public urged to avoid nonessential travel and crowds
To ease congestion on trains and buses, officials urge the public not to travel unless necessary. Nonessential trips include visiting other cities, weekend home visits, sightseeing, theater or amusements, social trips, or travel for pleasure. Victory Tax will join the 20 percent withholding from July 1. By June 5 total victory tax collections reached 682,382,523.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODT
J P Loss of Wisdom Visits Town
J P Loss of Wisdom was in town today for undisclosed reasons, with local residents noting his presence and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Loss
Wisdom
Wise River Women Hold Special Meeting and News
A Wise River ladies club met Thursday at new president Nell Trueman’s home with six members and two visitors present. Eleanor Nelson from Dillon spoke on Ways to Save Food. Numerous local residents visited, traveled to Butte and Dillon, attended funerals, picnics, and church events, and extended sympathies to the Jennings family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Nell Trueman
Ida Warden
Missoula
John Long
Dewey
Eleanor Nelson
Dillon
Butte
Bill Dodgson
J. James’ Hospital
Steeley Patterson
Patsy Ellen
Elkhorn Mine
Patterson
al Muchmore
Bear Gulch
Ralph Potts
Harry Bennett
Joan
Elsie Erickson
Eugene Tuttle
Divide Pumping Station
Verne Stanchfield
Margaret Banks
Husted Ranch
Walter Jones
Jim Patterson
Wise River
Reichle
Clyde McNeal
Kenneth
George Lochridge
Dee Stockton
Tex Clark
W. H. Bessire
Wisdom and
Jackson
Jim O’connell
Fishtrap
Murray Hospital
Dave Hickman
Ed Calvert
Fred Gill
Davey Hickman
Melrose
Sam Friend
al Schonsberg
Roberta
Barbara
Peter
Billie Sternfels
Art Tulin
Colonel Combs
Bill Farnham
Byron Jennings
Anaconda
Alder Creek
Antonich
Freddy
Fred Miller
Jim Dennis
Deer Lodge
Ben Mallon
Sharon
Dean
Frank
Mallon
Tillie Jennings
Minnie Pryor
Tom Pendergast
Dan Pendergast
Julia Cullen
Jesse Tope
Walter Goose
Wisdom
Matt Christensen
Rationing Reminders Update on Stamp and Coupon Validities
Coffee Stamp No. 24 remains good through June 30 and Sugar Coupon No. 13 valid from June 1 for five pounds through August 15. Meats and processed foods stamps extend through June and July respectively. Gasoline A Book No. 6 provides four gallons lasting to July 21. Shoes Stamp No. 181 in War Ration Book One valid through October 31.
Community Notes From Dillon Area Social and Travel
Local residents report a busy week with visits and social events. Mrs. John Jackson transacted business in Butte while Home Makers and Enterprise Camp held meetings. Family and friends from Dillon and nearby towns traveled to Dillon and Butte, with hospitality at dinners and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jackson
Butte
Home Makers Club
Kenneth Peterson
Enterprise Camp
R.N.A
L. M. Holloran
Dillon
Cora Hoyt
Billings
Robert W. Holloran
Logan
Utah
Dillon Tredmenday
Harry Lapham
Lapham
Dan Pendergast
Robert Woody
Loraine Davis
College Place
Wash
Dale Davis
Harold Contway
Jules Wenger
Wisdom
Charles Wenger
Dwight Harrison
Grasshopper
Harold Nelson
Shelley
Valley
Woody
Keith Boetticher
Suzanne
Allen Spencer
Jack Shepherd
Kenneth Krause
Dell
Tom Williams
E. Golay
Robert Lee
Dorothy
Clark Huntley
Bertha Francis
Mary Shaw
Sandra
Stanton Huntley
Darby
Fredness
Charlie Sparrow
Anaconda
Orville Sparrow
Forest Service
Elkhorn Springs
Grant Smith
Utah Woolen Mills
Ted McFadden
Warren Shaw
Pat McFadden
Shaw Ranch
Lois Hazelbaker
John Anderson
Ethel Anderson
Ralph Huntley
Adams Family Visit With Dieterles Noted Last Week
Mr and Mrs Earl Adams and their children visited with Mr and Mrs Dieterle last week in what appeared as a social gathering. The Adams family is connected to Gabe Wale through their daughter and son mentioned in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Adams
Gabe Wale
Mrs. Dieterle
Farm Volunteers Wear Insignia Of Crop Corps
Bozeman Montana June 22 a familiar sight on farms this summer will be the insignia shown above worn by volunteers enrolled in the U S Crop Corps. The badge features a toothed C and a sheaf of grain signaling participation in the emergency farm labor program coordinated by the Montana Extension Service with the U S Employment Service and other agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
U. S. Crop Corps
Montana Extension Service
U. S. Employment Service
U. S
War effort calling youth to enroll in Crop Corps
The lower left shows the Women’s Land Army insignia and the lower right the Victory Farm Volunteers sleeve emblem. Persons may help this summer by working on farms to offset the farm labor shortage by enrolling in the U S Crop Corps. Applications are at the nearest USES office or the county extension agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crop Corps
Women's Land Army
Victory Farm
U. S. Crop Corps
U. S. Employment Service
Wisdom Notes From Wisdom Montana Local Social Roundup
Beulah Dubler visits Willey Hirshey and Christensen families. Dorothy Christensen returns from Bozeman for summer. Numerous local residents travel to Butte Dillon Anaconda and Billings. social events include a Masons meeting a bridal shower for Dorothy Hurley and bridge luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Dubler
A. C. Willey
Fred Hirshey
Dorothy Christensen
Bozeman
Matt Christensen
Art Hough
Butte
Clyde Thompson
Suzanne
Maretta Paddock
Wallace, Ida
Masons
Ralph Huntley
Gary Pomeroy
Douglas Morrison
Nicky
Marlene Morrison
Peggy Powe
Hamilton
Glassey
Nick Helderline
Malta
Mont
Tom Schultz
Dillon
Dickson
Dr. Dunlap
Anaconda
Warren Shaw
Larrie Dunlap
Jack Miller
Lindy Thompson
Elmer Jensen
Raymond Johnson
Ed Glassey
Peter Rasmussen
Clayton
Gale Huntley
Betty Lou Glassey
Phillipsburg
Jack Hurley
Dorothy Hurley
Eunice Tovey
Sgt. Johnson
Limited extra rations for isolated workers clarified
The Rocky Mountain OPA regional office says sheepherders miners and loggers in isolation do not automatically qualify for more rationed foods. Local boards may grant additions only if fresh foods are unavailable and applicants lack storage for unrationed provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
OPA
War Food Administration Sets Farm Machinery Quotas
A new WPB L-257 order sets quotas for farmers based on actual needs as determined by the War Food Administration. Effective July 1, it allows uncompleted quotas under L-170 to be produced in addition to the new quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Food Administration
A Ration Drivers To Receive New Coupon Books
Montana prepares to replace the basic A mileage ration books expiring July 21 1943. A T Peterson state OPA director says D books for motorcyclists are also due for replacement. New gas books issued in November 1942 require tire inspection proof and submission of the old book back cover with the application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
A. T. Peterson
OPA
Estate of Roscoe Cornell Decree Probate Notice
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Roscoe Cornell deceased seeks creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within 10 months after first publication. Administrated by Roscoe G Cornell at Leonard A Schulz law office Dillon Montana June 21 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverneas
Roscoe Cornell
Leonard A. Schulz
White Building
Dillon
Beaverhead
Roscoe G. Cornell
Notice to Creditors Beaverhead Montana 1943
Notice to creditors of Kate Ellerman Foust estate deceased requires claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Exhibits must be presented to Administrator Frank H. Ellerman at Gilbert & Gilbert law offices Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. Dated May 27, 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Kate Ellerman Foust
Gilbert & Gilbert
Idaho Street
Dillon
Frank H. Ellerman
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Dillon Examiner
National
Examiner
S. Montana Street
WISE
Wallace Christensen
Larry
Ted
Leslie Jones
Coe
Tuesay
Charles Gnose
Charles
Roland
Walter Gnose
Gnose
W. R. Allen
Pendergast
Machinery Rationing Board
Jack Anderson
Jewell Dean
Edna Vaughn
Retha
Donald
Lynn
Helena
Jones
Julia Harvey
Karl Harvey
Combs
Mr. Tulin
Art
Topeka
Kansas
Gloria
Billy
Frank Dodgson
Lorraine
Laurel Lee
State Bank
ILA
Legals
SAE Eac
Dakota Street
View Acres
Fay McKenzie
Geo. M. Gosman
Blackleg Aggressin
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