Wisdom Area Social Calendar and Community News
Wisdom residents attended a bridge gathering hosted by Eileen Grimes with prizes awarded to Mrs. Roy Oliver and Mrs. C E Swartz. Activities included Rainbow girls outing, Masons and Eastern Star events, visits to Dillon and Butte, and a birthday luncheon for Mrs. Elmer Jensen with gifts and musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Jorgenson
Butte
Jorgenson
H. G. Williams
Eileen Grimes
Tom Williams
Bridge Club
Clarence Helming
Elmer Jensen
Dell Lloyd
Roy Oliver
Williams
Ant
C. E. Swartz
Ranger
Earl Welton
Deer Lodge
Mr. Welton
Welton
Warren Hughes
Wisdom
Harry Rutledge
Bob
Gerald ZeBarth
Navy
Farragut
Idaho
ZeBarth
Arnold ZeBarth
Army
Big Hole
North Dakota
Erald
Arnold
Ed Glassey
Betty Lou
Dillon
Wanda Glassey
Dillon Assembly of
Rainbow
Wisdom Lodge
A. F
A.M
Hilda Winsel
Muriel Tyre
Esther Shaw
Esther
John T. Orr
Anaconda Assembly
Wisdom Chapter
J. B. Hurley
Ella Kramer
Peter Rasmussen
Ralph Huntley
Bertha Francis
Wisdom Woman's Club
Betty Lou Glassey
Frances Helming
Geraldine Gillies
Bruce Helming
Frances May Helming
Wilma Givogre
Beaverhead County Board Meets in May 1945 Session
Beaverhead County Montana commissioners meet in regular session May 1945 with four members and the clerk. They approve previous minutes, consider a petition for a 2 cent sheep levy to fund extermination of predators, and authorize bids for graphic recording equipment. They discuss the Salmon Armstead road designation and review county records, payrolls, and the county farm finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Paul Stahl, Sr
Archie C. Henneberry
Martin C Jackson
Albert S. Baker
W. W. Hawkins
James E. Selway
Salmon-Armstead
W. W. Holmes
Armestead-Salmon
Armstead
Brenner
Salmon
Idaho
State Highway Commission
John Wenger
Monida School Closes After Nine Month Term
The Monida school closed Thursday afternoon May 17 with recitations songs and plays directed by Mrs. Lula Baird. Eighth grader Carl Meeds received the diploma. participants included Ralph Jones Myrtle Jones Louise Meeds Ernest Jones Helen Meeds Helen Jones and Archie Jones across grades four seven and eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monida
Lula Baird
Carl Meeds
Ralph Jones
Myrtle Jones
Louise Meeds
Ernest Jones
Helen Meeds
Helen Jones
Archie Jones
Your Dealer and the Home Front War Bond Support
A neighbor hood businessman is praised for wartime service, supplying shelves, handling ration records, and buying War Bonds. The piece credits diverse Americans across life with unity, ingenuity, and self reliance and vows to sustain effort until victory and peace.
Scrap for the Jap An War Propaganda Poem
A wartime propaganda verse urges Americans to send razor blades to Japan, dehumanizing the enemy and celebrating suicide in a brutal, demeaning manner. The call to supply blades and use them against Hirohito reflects extreme wartime hostility and dehumanization.
Forty-Nine Graduates Named in Class Roll Call
The page lists forty nine graduates with full names including Robert Mitchell Banks Ducard Banning Alma Mardell Bear Janet Elaine Bridenstine William Harvey Brown Betty Ellen Bur Tell James Burt Marion Camp Ann Marie Carroll Beryl June Carroll Jay W. Casper Dolores Elaine Davis Virginia Lee Gransberry Ruby May Gray Mary Elizabeth Griffith Frances Joyce Guidici Pearl Irene Hill William V. Hillstead Denton Lamar Hughes Katherine Clare Jakovac James H. Johnson Bruce Edward Knox Pengy Lovell Cleo Ada McLaren Bonnie Ann Martin James Lee Munday George W. Murray Patricia Helen Myers Beatrice W. Peterson Mary Joenn Renz Henry Kenith Richardson Lloyd Edward Richardson Lela May Ries Carmen Arleen Roland Gayla Jeanne Ross Jack Rott Lester Ray Sage John L. Lanner Jr Junior C. Schleicher Raymond A. Simon Mary Beth Smith Darlene Anne Stephanatz Beverly Jane Tucker Mary Ann White Boyd Leroy Whittaker Berhadine Kay Whitworth Rose Elizabeth Zugel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Sam Davis
Robert Mitchell Banks
Ducard Banning
Alma Mardell Bear
Janet Elaine Bridenstine
William Harvey Brown
Betty Ellen Bur Tell
James Burt
Marion Camp
Ann Marie Carroll
Beryl June Carroll
Jay W. Casper
Dolores Elaine Davis
Virginia Lee Gransberry
Ruby May Gray
Mary Elizabeth Griffith
Frances Joyce Guidici
Pearl Irene Hill
William V. Hillstead
Denton Lamar Hughes
Katherine Clare Jakovac
James H. Johnson
Bruce Edward Knox
Pengy Lovell
Cleo Ada McLaren
Bonnie Ann Martin
James Lee Munday
George W. Murray
Patricia Helen Myers
Beatrice W. Peterson
Mary Joenn Renz
Henry Kenith Richardson
Lloyd Edward Richardson
Lela May Ries
Carmen Arleen Roland
Gayla Jeanne Ross
Jack Rott
Lester Ray Sage
John L. Lanner, Jr
Junior C. Schleicher
Raymond A. Simon
Mary Beth Smith
Darlene Anne Stephanatz
Beverly Jane Tucker
Mary Ann White
Boyd Leroy Whittaker
Berhadine Kay Whitworth
Rose Elizabeth Zugel
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
The Examiner Printing Co promotes its accreditation as the best in town for job work. Local businesses are invited to compare quality, speed, and pricing with other printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Examiner Printing Co
Government Stamp Schedule Notes Food and Fuel Coupons
The document lists red blue and sugar stamp groups with validity dates for meat fats processed foods sugar gasoline and shoes. It specifies last use dates in June July and August and indicates replacements or validations in May 1. It notes airplane stamps and indefinite validity for some shoes stamps.
Earl Watts Speaks at Dillon Club Dinner
Rush Jordan served as program chairman for the year. New members W G Gilbert and Dr William Monger were introduced by Rush Jordan. Bernadine Rebich read second prize essay on The Contribution of the Dairy Cow to Montana. Clarence Doak, former Dillon Rotary president, attended as a guest. Lambert Eliel chaired the meeting. Paul Trigg of Great Falls Rotary will be guest speaker next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Jordan
W. G. Gilbert
William Monger
Bernadine Rebich
Montana
Clarence Doak
Dillon Rotary Club
Twin Bridges Club
Dillon
Lambert Eliel
Paul Trigg
Great Falls
Dillon student elected to Phi Lamda Upsilon at Cap and Gown Day
Melbourne L. Jackson of Dillon was elected to Phi Lamda Upsilon, the chemistry honor society, during Cap and Gown Day exercises at the University of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne L. Jackson
Dillon
Phi Lamda Upsilon
University of Minnesota
Local Musicians and Residents Featured in Dillon Area
Shirley McFadden solos with Eugene Bennett on drums as a large group of musicians and community members perform in Dillon. The report lists performers from Armstead Lima Twin Bridges and Dillon, with Lou Bowers visiting from Whitmore Nebraska, and Gladys Carr returning to Seattle after visiting her Dillon family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Carr
F. M. Carr
Seattle
The
Federal Reserve Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilma Girogre
Ted Woodward
Don E. Arson
Hamilton
Anson
L. R. Smith
Roy Baker
Harry Helming
C. FE. Swartz
Soren Christiansen
Bitter Root
Hattie Neyes
D. J. Stephens
Sunny Slope
P. J. Lovell CO
Lester Green
Lester
U.S. Treasury Department
Ceretana
Montana Flour Wills Company
Feed Service Department
Mont
Monida School
Budweiser
America
Anheuser - Busch
Japan
Marguerite LaMarche
Hirohito
U. S
Earl Watts
Isis
Bagley School
Fray Paare
Shirley McFadden
Eugene Bennett
Barbara Carlson
Eugene Ross
Genese Cook
Bobby Stone
Elsie Rebich
Norma
Mildred Flickinger
Loydean Munday
Shirley Henneberry
Kenneth Morrison
Carolyn Whitworth
Marilyn Morrison
Janes Munday
Kathryn Jean Cardinale
Margaret Ann Deutsch
Gayla Ross
Marcia Warner
Kay Whitworth
Martyn Munday
John Sanner, Jr
Regina Melton
Charles Crookshanks
Mark Walters
LaVerne Waldemar
Bonnie Megquier
Viola Jensen
Jack Scott
Ruth Ann Brown
Verna Marie Jenkins
Marjean Price Westerfield
Lima
Therlean Joy
Lou Bowers
Whitmore, Neb
David Bays
Henry and
Oliver Meeds
Minnesota Woolen
Simpson Clothes
Knapp Shoes
Lion
Bill George
Your Rationing Board
O. J. Mueller Company
Missoula
Hazelbaker Insurance Agency
Real Estate — Abstracts
Beaverhead
Hazelbaker
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