Lima News Highlights War Purloughs and Local Social News
Cpl. Tommie Griggs returned on furlough to Lima after service in the South Pacific with posts at New Caledonia New Hebrides Guadalcanal and the Solomon Islands. The OES Rainbow Girls initiated ten candidates in Dillon with Mary Freeman Yvonne Freeman and others. Local activity includes visits from Dillon and Dell residents, baptisms and weddings, Army and Navy movements, and a large church relief bazaar earning 64 000 for repairs. Baccalaureate services were held for the class of 1644.
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Cpl
Tommie Griggs
Lima
Tommy
South Pacific War Theater
New Caledonia
New Hebrides
Guadalcanal
Solomon Islands
South West Pacific
Tommie
Torrance
Calif
Elva Boardman
Order of Rainbow Girls of
Dillon
Masonic Hall
Mary and
Yvonne Freeman
Mildred Ann Burt
Anna Hanson
Kathleen McCulley
Leona Manning
Nadine Fuller
Montana
Anaconda
Idaho Falls
Emma Edmonds
Lena Miller
California
J. Kellum
Andy Smith
Lem Mallory
Idaho
Alls
Val Miller
Kentucky
Leo Cronin
Great Falls
Websters
OES Club
Norman
James Blair
Cliff Calvert
Harold Peterson
F. M. Merrell
Lima Dam
Calvert
Cliff
Army
Joe Michelish
Clark
Brown
Lima Home Demonstration Club
Earl Fairbanks
Jacobs
Pete Grimstead
Cora Anderson
Norman Freeman
Joe Campeau
Don Tash
Louise Capp Martin
Florida
Ben Martin
Whitehall
Leslie MceNinch
Ted
J. M. Burt
John Burt
al Brothers
Pat
George ‘Burt
Ruth
Relief Society of the
L.ds
Mary Morris
Butte
Hugh Robbins
Salt Lake
Robbins
John Halligan
Maggie Halligan
Walter Fagan
Halligans
Ben Hart
Emely Reeder
Charles Reeder
Guy Pierce
Madison
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Raymond Bray
Jack
Monida
Jack Forsythe
Wanlyn Aitkin
Dee Cherry
Aitkins
Burt
Maurice Gordon
Salt Lake Hospital
Community Church
Training Method Uses Balloons To Exercise Alligators
Trainers at a Los Angeles alligator farm have devised a new exercise method. Balloons smeared with fish oil are floated over the pool twice daily, prompting the century old reptiles to rise onto hind legs and snap at the scent of prey.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Melrose Social Notes Highlight Local Bridge Party
A no hostess bridge party at Mrs Violet McCauleys home marked the penultimate event of the season with prizes awarded to Mrs Roy Evans first Mrs Leonard Livley second and Mrs W Q Kearns low. The column lists many Melrose residents visiting traveling and socializing across nearby towns including Butte Dillon and Bozeman with notes on workers patients and a cattle drive to Fishtrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet McCauley
Roy Evans
Leonard Livley
W. Q. Kearns
Tom Connor
Leonard Lively
L. Lively
Clifford Reid
John Maclvor
Frank Gordon
Frank Hoffman
Tarium
Butte
Porter
Idaho Falls
Melrose Sanitarium
Jim LaMarche
Jack O'Brien
Garrison
Anderson Pasture
Bill Garrison
Elsie Garrison
Reichle
Melrose
Ray Judge
Dillon
Dr. Winsel
H. W. Norris
Leonard Norris
Ronald
George Bighorn
Anne Fraser
Olson
Lydia Swoford
Mary Smith
Joan
Leslie Trueman
John Trueman
Vazanko Family Weekend Visit In Trollinger Home
Mr and Mrs Joe Vazanko and their children from Missoula spent the weekend with C E Trollinger at his home in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Vazanko
Missoula
C. E Trollinger
J P Lossl Highlights Florida Travel Contrast
J P Lossl, a longtime Big Hole basin figure, returned from Miami Florida where he spent the winter. He described crowded Florida cities, hotels occupied by the armed forces, and a large northern civilian migration. He contrasted the Mississippi valley floods with eastern Montana dryness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Lossl
Calion
Miami
Fla
Florida
Miami Beach
Mississippi Valley
Montana
Montana Fish and Game Opens Beaverhead County Angling May 21 1944
State Fish and Game Commission sets fishing season in Beaverhead County from May 21 to November 15 1944 with openings on Red Rock Creek Beaverhead River and Big Hole River while Decker Rearing Pond Armstead to Horse Prairie Creek remains closed and 300 feet below Divide Dam prohibited. Elk and Browns Lakes follow regular open season. J W Severy chairman and J S McFarland secretary.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Red Rock Lakes
Red Rock Creek
Beaverhead River
Horse Prairie Creek
Jefferson River
Big Hole
Divide
Silver Bow County
Elk
Brown’s Lakes
Notice to Creditors for the McClellan Estate
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana an administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Rayburn H McClellan deceased issues this notice to creditors and all persons with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication to Gilbert Gilbert law offices Dillon Montana. Frank C McFadden administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Rayburn H McClellan deceased dated May 1 1944 first publication May 3 1944 Dillon Examiner 42-41
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Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
Rayburn H. McClellan
Rayburn H. McCellan
Gilbert & Gilbert
Idaho St
Dillon
Mona
Frank C. McFadden
Dillon Examiner
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Cantrell & Henderson Ranch
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Columbia Star
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Rev. Hires
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J. C. Oren
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Maurice Tate
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W. M. Jeffers
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