Melrose wedding unites Constance Wallhead and Burr Lively
Constance Wallhead of Butte and Burr Lively of Melrose wed in a June ceremony at Melrose Presbyterian Church. Rev Thomas Ashworth officiated. Attendants included Lloyd Wilhelm and Shirley Lively. The couple will reside in Melrose after a trip to Seattle and Banff. The bride’s father gave her away. Out-of-town guests and local relatives attended as Roscoe Nelson sang. Reception followed at the Rebekah hall with ornate flower arrangements. The groom is son of Leonard Lively. he served two years in the navy.
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North Dakota
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Missoula
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Hats, marriage, and a prize refrigerator in Capital City
A radio show visit in Capital City crowned Sarrah Carey with first prize for the wildest hat in the audience. Ed celebrates with good humor, pride, and a toast to the couple’s harmony despite their different tastes. Their prize refrigerator arrives home stocked with beer as they share a toast tonight.
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Veterans Admin column to answer local questions weekly
The newspaper will publish a weekly veterans questions column. Veterans should contact the nearest VA unit at 212 Owsley Building in Butte for details.
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Owsley Bldg
Butte
Government to Support Pea Prices for 1947 Crop
The department of agriculture says it will back the 1947 thresh er run dry peas with purchase agreements to growers. Last year the program used dealers. Agreements run through December 31, 1947, and call for pea delivery to the Commodity Credit Corporation in May 1948.
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Advance-Design Chevrolet Trucks Display in Dillon
Chevrolet unveils its advance-design line of trucks at Montana Auto Sales in Dillon on Saturday. Joe White asserts Chevrolet is the world’s largest truck producer and the new line sets a high standard for the industry. The display invites truck owners and fleet operators to view the redesigned, roomier, more comfortable trucks.
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Montana Auto Sales Company
Dillon
Joe White
Montana Auto
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