Kelly McCulley wedding and local social notes
Mary Kelly of Dillon and James Lawrence McCulley wed at the bride’s home with Father F X Lechner officiating. The ceremony featured talisman roses, a pink bridesmaid, and a wedding march by Mrs. Helena. After a breakfast at Miss Clara Plant’s, the couple depart for Chicago to visit relatives before settling in Dillon. Also reported are Junior Legion officers, a Dillon Country Club golf dinner, and a Normal College M club sports dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Ruth Kelly
J. E. Kelly
Dillon
James Lawrence McCulley
J. H. McCulley
F. X. Lechner
St. Rose Catholic Church
Kelly
Ethel Kennedy
Lakeview
Webster McCulley
Arthur DeCelles
Helena
Erwin Christensen
Clara Plant
Chicago
Mr. McCulley
Beaverhead County High School
Normal College
McCulley
Cardwell School
Polaris
Maysel Mallon
John Long
Forest Long
Elkhorn Springs
Latin Club
Beaverhead County
Lowell Mallon
Dave Hickman
Butte
Fred Gill
Colonel Combs
Ben Mallon
Bill Dodgson
Dell Bacon
James Dodd
Maud Stabler
James Jackson
John Trueman
Sam
Melrose
Byron
Dewey
Gus Miller
William Dodgson
Bill
Gilbert Dodgson
Ralph Potts
Recital and Community Notices Share Local Events
A piano recital by Mrs. Helen Carney’s pupils drew a pleased audience at the training school auditorium Saturday night. Participants included Janet Henneberry Eddie Davis Gerta Huber Sammy Davis John Hovren Jimmy Orr Peggy Sutherland Lambert Eliel Janet Curry Dorothy May Minger Jean Stamm Marilyn Routledge and Alice Davis. Mr and Mrs Joe Gelhaus hosted a 730 dinner at Roselle cabins Armstead celebrating their son Francis J Gelhaus birth day. Guests included Francis J Gelhaus and Kalispel bound visitors. Church and club notices follow with meetings and awards announced for St James Episcopal guild Theta Carroll club Methodist Ladies Aid L D S Relief society Riverside club Lutheran Ladies Aid and Baptist Ladies Aid with transport calls and dessert and bridge results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Country Club
Harold Babcock
Helen Dahlberg
W. W. Hawkins
Hawkins
Walter Stamm
Lambert Eliel
Walter Foster
D. L.’ Johnson
F. McFadden
Elmer Selway
W. B. Willey
C. G. D’evelyn
Francis Tonrey
Dave ‘Williams
Helen Carney
Training School
Janet Henneberry
Eddie Davis
Gerta Huber
Sammy Davis
John Hovren
Jimmy Orr
Peggy Sutherland
Janet Curry
Dorothy May Minger
Jean Stamm
Marilyn Routledge
Alice Davis
Joe Gelhaus
Roselle
Armstead
Francis J. Gelhaus
Kalispel
Norman Giles
S. M. Rogan
Adelaide Gelhaus
Katherine G. Miller
Theta
Florence Backus
Mayme Hoffman
H. E. Andrus
Carroll Club
Frank Gorman
Sylvester Meade
Helen Bulger
J. W. Kenny
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Elmer Sage
L.D.S. Relief Society
Fern Warner
Riverside Club
Elmer Peterson
J. W. Deputy
Deputy
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Martin Thompson
Ernest Pewe
The
Baptist
Ladies Aid Society
Pardons sought for Great Falls girl in 1937 murder case
Parents of Muriel Murphy seek gubernatorial clemency after she and co-defendant William Newman were Convicted of first degree murder in the Gust Anderson slaying. Gov Roy E Ayers recommended conditional pardons and continued court jurisdiction for 10 years. Murphy, aged 15 at conviction, reportedly married three months before the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Muriel Murphy
William J. Newman
Gust Anderson
Roy E. Ayers
Newman
C. C. Murphy
Herbert N. Owens
Augusta
Anderson
Wise River Social Roundup Buoyed by Visits and Events
A busy week in Wise River with guests and locals visiting Dillon Butte Anaconda and Missoula. Notable mentions include the Husted and Trueman families hosting and traveling, a Wise River Women’s Club meeting, a barn dance and multiple medical visits and transport to Dillon for treatment and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Goody
Butte
Jerry Creek
Ralph Tope
Walter Gnose
Ralph Potts
Harry Bennett
Dillon
Bill Dodgson
Bill Carter
Frank Husted
Morrow
State Veterinary
W. F. Dodgson
Eldon Trueman
Delias Dodgson
Missoula
James Adkins
Meadow Creek
Weldon Trueman
Dewey
Kenneth Hull
Melrose
John Trueman
Charlie Trueman
Wise River Women’s Club
J. M. Patterson
Gladys Tofte
J. S. Patterson
Fred
Jim Patterson
Leslie Jones
James Goose
Harold Martin
Dan Pendergast
Great Falls
Gold Creek
Tom Pendergast
Fielding Gray
Sharon Lea Stanchfield
Verne ‘Stanchfield
Frank Dodgson
Lorraine
Bozeman
Jeanette Rankin
W. O. Ferguson
Anaconda
Robert Ferguson
William Ferguson
Ruby McDonnell
Wise River
Robert Fergusons
W. Ferguson
L. Thomas
Colonel Combs
Dave Hickman
Fred Gill
Warren Hughes
Ted Woodard
Hughes
Quad County Federation
Elizabeth Allen
Gilbert Dodgson
Bob
Bill Ferguson
Tom Pender
Bill
Verne Stanchfield
Baby
Paul Paddock
Clarence McKenna
Mickey
Fred Rankin
James M. Dodd
Ben Mallon
Husted Ranch
Curtis Hunter
J. Arch Webbing
Cal Peterson
Melrose Social News Highlights Local People
Mrs. George Huber and Hazel LaMarche motor to Dillon. A library fund food sale in Frank Gordon's store drew about seventy. Many residents visited, roads and travels noted with visits to Cherry Creek Butte Glen and Dillon. Frank Reynolds plans a grandstand at his ranch for rodeos. Dancing and club events fill the Melrose calendar through May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Huber
Hazel
Marguerite LaMarche
Dillon
Library Fund
Frank Gordon
Beverly Hager
Bert Orr
Cherry Creek
Pete Wilhelm
Butte
Pat Smith
Frank Reynolds
Ruby Wilhelm
Glen
Smith Ranch
Ethel Orso
Melrose
Leonard Norris
Karl Kambich
Divide
Dan Smith
Whitehall
Kenneth McCann
Mitchell
W. K. Harvey
R. W. Wilhelm
Andy Norris
Keith Boetticher
Bernard Hoffman
Otto Boetticher
Hazel LaMarche
Marvin McCauley
Presbyterian Church
Canada
Albert Strebs
Delias Dodgson
Missoula
Claude Dodgson
Delias
Rebekah Lodge
Marguerite la- Marche
Mrs. Hull
Hazel la- Marche
Wise River
George Schultz
Roy Evans
Soap Gulch
Beryl
Austin
Jamil
Weed
Calif
Mabel Bighorn
Twin Bridges
Ada Gordon
Reste Arrigoni
John
Joan
Walkerville
Jesse Swofford
Ham Norris
Jackson Springs
Norman Grant
Herate
Deer Lodge
Lois Connor
Kent
Wilhelm
Josephine
Vsti
Winnemucca
Nev
Bessie Dedman
Wheat acreage allotment set for 1941 at 62 million
The Agriculture Adjustment Administration announced a 1941 national wheat allotment of 62 000 000 acres with Montana receiving 3 767 254 acres. No marketing quota is proclaimed this year. The national allotment matches last year’s, signaling progress in stabilizing supplies under the AAA program. County and then individual farmer allotments follow, with qualified farmers eligible for conservation payments crop insurance parity payments and wheat loans if available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montana
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Henry A. Wallace
United States
R. M. Evans
Ford Way of Doing Business Aims at Customer Value
Ford Motor Company showcases its philosophy with Henry and Edsel Ford maintaining daily contact with operations. The approach emphasizes lower profits for more value, worker benefits, and making cars affordable for the average family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
Ford Motor Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lois Mary Rife
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Ardella Sanner
Mary Beth Smith
Irma Lou Warner
Elfreda Paddock
Florence Casterline
Ann Carroll
M_ club
Ray Gallant
Marlin K. Farmer
Rush Jordan
Clubs
St.James
Kalispell
Frank Porter
Smith Valley
California
Porter
Norris
Madison County
Tobacco Root Mountains
Francis A. Thomson
Madison County Mining Association
Montana School of Mines
Carl Trauerman
Mining Association of Montana
Madison
Townsend
Fairthorne
Wisconsin
Lametti
Peter Lametti
Confederate Gulch
Northwest Mining Syndicate
H. O. Miller
Superior
Diamond City
Civilian Conservation Corps
Earl F. Landreth
Fort Missoula
CCC
Landreth
Second Corps
Malta
Fifth Corps
Ballantine
Ninth Corps
Alberton
Reclamation Bureau
US. Forest Service
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Treasure
J. E. Brock
Kaycee
Wyo
American National Livestock Association
oPiher
Burton Brewster
E. A. Dye
State ‘Board
F. E. Mollin
Denver
G. H. Craig
Department of Agriculture
Montana State College
G. B. Thorne
W. J. Butler
Jack Arnold
Birney
E. A. Phillips
Douglas Fessenden
Montana State University
Francis Ferko
Melrose Joseph P. Maher
Ford Way