CMEC Ebels Clinch Commercial League Crown in Final Week
CMEC and Ebels won the Commercial League title with a 34 11 record, ahead of Winns at 30 15. Vince Schmittroth led three games late season with 627 pins, Paul Stahl Jr topped a single game at 268, and Toots Paddock led three-game series with 664. Montana Power led a single game at 1049 and Bond's 2886 for the three-game set. Final standings list numerous teams with varying records, noting other leagues pending completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebels
Winn’s
Vince Schmittroth
Paul Stahl, Jr
Toots Paddock
Montana Power
Bond’s
Il Eliel’s
Ooo
Brong’s Ooo
Gosman's
Montana Auto
Standard
Orr Plowers
Ceee Eees
Toxgco
College concert follows downtown parade
The school department staged a parade through downtown led by the training school band. The band and orchestra wore new uniforms. A Bagley auditorium program featured sixth grade under Miss Scully and fifth grade under Miss Knox. Normal college students directed by Mr. Taylor and Mrs Braker performed with an a capella choir and ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagley Auditorium
Patricia Scully
Grace Knox
L. A. Gregory
Ruth Braker
Normal College
Taylor
Inductions, furloughs, and service notes by Beaverhead
George Meade Maryland is visiting his parents in this city before induction next Monday from Board No 3 at Butte. The draft board lists delinquent men and appeals for addresses while troops at Daytona Beach and Narrows keep busy with training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Stahl
Paul Stahl, Sr
U. S
Butte
Selective Service Board
Louis Adams
Elden Monroe Bender
Willie Daves
Michael Thomas Devereaux
Gibbon Durbin
Herbert Alice Fisher
Fred Frank
Charles Robert Johnston
Edward Leon Miller
George Wiggs Olesen
St. Elmo Robinson
Edward Rogers
William James Slatter
George Vanderground
Charles L. Votale
Joseph Wagner
William Walters
Adolphus Freeman
Perry Webb
Gust Westberg
Jas
Anthony Wolford
Seaverhead Tops Second War Bond Drive Leaders
Seaverhead leads county effort with high per capita subscriptions. Mrs Theresa Landon directed community records of bond buyers. Armstead reported the largest per capita subscription among towns. Mrs Sophia Guyaz chaired the campaign and Mrs Landon spent years in the Philippines. Definite county figures expected next week, said Chairman Erwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichle
Theresa Landon
Landon
Phillipines
Armstead
Sophia Guyaz
Beaverhead
Erwin
What You Buy With War Bonds Rural Electrification
Rural Electrification has made strides in the last ten years bringing city comforts to farm homes. Today copper wiring fixtures and other materials required for rural electrification are out for the duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Treasury Department
Dance Held For Departing Contingent
Music was provided by Hayes Baxter's orchestra. The event was a distinct success and plans are made to host similar dances for each departing contingent in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
S A Langdorf Passes Away Last Sunday
DeLong of Butte, Mrs Addie Barger of Pocatello, Mrs John Wenger of Dillon, Miss Elveretta Langdorf of Dillon, Mrs Ray McPherson of Anaconda, Mrs R C Campbell of Clayton Idaho, brother Andrew Langdorf of Akron Ohio, sister Mrs Lou Weis of Struthers Ohio, 28 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren, and one great great grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLong
Butte
Addie Barger
Pocatello
John Wenger
Dillon
Elveretta Langdorf
Ray McPherson
Anaconda
R. C. Campbell
Clayton
Idaho
Andrew Langdorf
Akron
Ohio
Lou Weis
Struthers
Dillon News Briefs Include Marriages and Local Visits
A Dillon notices roundup reports Lela Rowberry and Donald J. Ferguson obtaining a marriage license in Dillon and couple Rev. J A Meeke officiating. It notes local residents visiting, hospital admissions, a funeral pallbearer, birth announcements, and a Mayo Clinic surgery.
Florists Plan Cuts in Orders to Cut Truck Miles
In Kansas City and region, 49 retail florists unite to streamline orders and cut about 150000 truck miles annually. Meanwhile Dutch guerrillas in Timor publish their own paper marked Made in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas Zone
Guerrilas
Isand
Timor
Japan
State Nursing Council for War Service appeals Montana communities
The release urges coordination to adjust medical and nursing service on the home front. Endorsed by nursing groups hospital associations boards of health and medical associations. Margaret Alsop executive secretary says luxury care has no place in the war program and unified effort is essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Nursing Council For
Montana
Boards of Health
Medical Associations
Margaret Alsop
State Nursing Council For War Service
Helena
Mont
Wisdom residents travel and commerce dominate weekly notes
The Wisdom community reports numerous visits and business trips to Butte Dillon Gardiner and other Montana towns. Residents like Don Anson Grover Helming Roy Oliver and C E Miller attend meetings and handle shopping, while Emmett Jones buys cattle and a park bus conversion moves forward. A road accident injures George Else. club meetings for the Wisdom Woman's Club and Eastern Star are postponed or planned with a grand matron's visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Anson
Butte
Bozeman
Grover Helming
Roy Oliver
C. E. Miller
Cyrus Swartz
Victor Olsen
I. W. Winsel
Wisdom
R. C. Fetty
Idaho
Warren Shaw
Dillon
Christensen
Orville Sparrow
Frank McDowell
Bob McDowell
Gardiner
Mont
Emmett Jones
Walter Stewart
George Else
Dillon Hospital
Wisdom Woman’s Club
Wisdom Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Lena Neidt
Clarence Helming
Clark Huntley
Vivian Arbour
Joe Arbour
W.A.A.C
Vivian
Art Miller
Gold Creek
Huntley Bros
Steve Mahaffey
Salmon
Leonard Smith
Mr. Smith
L. Smith
Sam R. White
Tom Williams
Lynn
Passenger transport in Charleston shows rise since December
Passenger transportation activity in Charleston, South Carolina, has climbed by a percentage since December. The gain reflects higher use of buses and trains as the city resumes пост pandemic mobility and summer travel demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Electricity Still Cheap Despite Rising Prices
A newspaper column argues electric companies provide the best possible service at the lowest price. It asserts electricity remains affordable even as other prices rise and emphasizes company efficiency and customer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
You
Rotary club discusses Beaverhead home demonstration service
Dillon Rotary members urged continuation of a full time home demonstration agent in Beaverhead county at a Monday night meeting. Miss Eleanor Nelson was praised for her work, and discussions endorsed maintaining federal funded service. Reports covered Missoula Rotary convention and war news including Rommel’s retreat and moves near Bizerte Tunis.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon Rotary Club
Wilbur Cafe
RE. E. Hazel
Eleanor ‘Nelson
Nelson
Thomas E. Luebben
Rotary
Missoula
Sheldon E. Davis
Joe White
Montana
al Erickson
Rommel
Africa
Bizerte
Tunis
Gibraltar
Europe
Frank Tyre
Train travel hits all time high at 54 billion miles
Americans logged 54 billion passenger miles on trains in 1942, the highest figure on record.
Mrs Nellie Conger dies in Anaconda
Mrs Nellie Mae Conger 62 formerly of Dillon died last Wednesday at St Ann s hospital Anaconda after a two week illness She was born in Woodstock New Brunswick and came to Montana 60 years ago Surviving husband Fred Allen Conger two sons in law and daughters Mr and Mrs John Mogus Anaconda Mr and Mrs Henry Henneman Valier a brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Frank Sharkey Anaconda three grandchildren Betty Lou Mogus Lois Mae Fay Marie Henneman two nephews Neil Sharkey Camp Beal California Martin Sharkey Corpus Christi Texas a niece Mrs Mary Gist Silcott Monrovia California Mrs Silcott flew from California for the funeral Funeral was held Saturday afternoon interment at Anaconda Attending included Mr and Mrs Emil Conger and Lillian Hazel Conger Dillon and Mr and Mrs Ray Stone Great Falls
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Nellie Mae Conger
Dillon
St. Ann’s Hospital
Anaconda
Woodstock
New Brunswick
Canada
Montana
Fred Allen Conger
John Mogus
Henry Henneman
Valier
Frank Sharkey
Betty Lou Mogus
Lois Mae
Fay Marie Henneman
Neil Sharkey
Camp Beal
Calif
Martin Sharkey
Corpus Christi
Texas
Mary Gist Silcott
Monrovia
Silcott
California
Conger
Duke Gist
Emil Conger
Lillian
Hazel Conger
Ahs
Ray Stone
Great Alls
Beaverhead County Commission Holds Regular Session
The Beaverhead county board met in regular session to handle routine matters. A public land sale was conducted yesterday with county tax deed lands offered to buyers.
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Beaverhead County
Annual accounting in I. B. Mining case filed
Fifth annual account filed Monday in Silver Bow county's district court shows receipts of 1215.75 and expenditures of 839 for the Montana Abstract and Title Insurance company assignment for creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Mining Company
Montana Abstract and Title Insurance Company
Elmer Shea
District Court
Silver Bow County
Freshmen Women Named Co Editors At MSU Kaimin
Miss Mary Ann Luebben of Dillon will lead features and editorials for the Kaimin for 1943 and 1944. Freshman women are appointed co editors for the first time in the paper s history due to war time exigency at Montana State University.
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Mary Ann Luebben
Dillon
Kaimin
Montana State University
Norris City terminal ships 1100 rail cars daily on single track
The Norris City terminal of the big inch oil pipeline dispatches about 1,100 railroad tank cars each day on a single track line, averaging a 75 car train every 52 minutes.
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Norris City
Price Panels to Aid War Price and Rationing Boards
Montana OPA director A T Peterson announces that price panels have been established in 73 towns with 325 trained members. The panels will act as local clearing houses for consumer complaints and help enforce price ceilings, boosting effectiveness and reducing inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Peterson
OPA
Montana
Peterson
Office of Price ‘Administration
Man Sentenced in Petty Larceny Case at Glen Hotel Meat House
Newton Roberts was arraigned in justice court on a charge of petty larceny for stealing meat from a meat house behind the Glen hotel owned by Nick DeLeon. Judge Louis Stahl sentenced him to five days in the county jail. arrests were by the sheriff's force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Roberts
Justice Court
Glen
Nick DeLeon
Louis Stahl
Troop Movement On American Trains Reaches High Volume
About 1 750 000 troops per month travel on American trains in official troop movements exclusive of furlough travel.
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CMEC
PRUAL
George Meade
U. S. Army
Mary Peterson
Jackson
Earth
Sinpie
Heaven
Hell
St. Peter
New Guinea
Aux
Frances E. Evans
Second Waac Training Center
5Th Training Regt
Daytona Beach
Fla
Leon R. Evans
R.A.F.T.T.C
Casey Jones
Vern Hansen
Elvin Thompson
Navy Seabees
Emerson Selway
Raymond Hanson
Army Air Force
Sheppard Field
Rome
N. Y
Pfc
Jess J. LaBuff
Ninth U. S. Air Force
Middle East
Corp
LaBuff
Christine Rodgers
Dil Ion
Beaverhead Selective Service Board
Edwin W. Stein
Stein
Cambridge
Mass
Beaverhead Forest
Navy
J.g
Harvard University
Edward Almuth Swetish
Spokane
Albert Smith
Marine Corps
Camp Elliott, Calif
Mrs. Smith
Sorenson
North
S. A. Langdorf
Herbert Nesbitt
Sheridan
Norman Giles
Lela Rowberry
Donald J. Ferguson
Idaho Falls
J. A. Meeke
Leslie McNinch
Lima
Salarn
Ras Hansen
Medicine Lodge
W. M. Sweeney
Dell
H. M. Brundage
Sam White
Butteman
Ora M. Freeman
Peter O. Grimstad
J. C. Ferguson
Reignls
Dijon
Geraldine McCann
Rite of Medicine Lodge
William Jensen
Salt Lake City
Harry
Hill Field
Utah
Frank Rebich
Barrett Hospital
Ambrose Brown
Clarence Baril
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros. Clinic
Andy Forsyth
Monida
Murray Hospital
Dillon Hide & Fur Company
THE
Montana Power Company
Rotary Meet
Nellie Conger
W. J
Bill
Bryant New Yore Life Insurance CO
Grand Hotel
Peat
First National Bank
Northwest Bencorporation
Mith, Deposit Insurance Corporation
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