Marriages Water Dillon and Missoula Residents
Reports from Billings recount two local wedding milestones. Herbert W. Wheat of Dillon and Nancy Smith of Billings married May 12 at the First Presbyterian church with close family present. The couple will reside in Missoula after Hugh Wheat finishes university studies. A separate high noon ceremony June 6 will unite Miss Mary Hester Decker and James Kurtz at the Decker home with a breakfast for 35, followed by a motor honeymoon to California. Decker is Armstead-born daughter of Glenn A. Decker. Kurtz is son of Oliver Kurtz. The Be averhead community notes also report W. Wahl leaving Beaverhead high for Helena.
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Herbert W. Wheat
Nancy Smith
Billings
Billings Gazette
Harris A. Smith
Dillon
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Murray
Elsie Spencer
John Tansil
Mary Hester Decker
James ‘Kurtz
South
Argenta Street
H. J. Schmidt
Presbyterian Church
Marjorie Decker
Lester Kurtz
Decker
California
Glenn A
CCC Dance At Birchcreek
Several scores of Dillon people traveled to the CCC camp at Birchcreek last Saturday evening for a camp dance and reception hosted by camp officers. Nell's dance band provided music and refreshments followed. The event was held in the new mess hall with many enjoying a pre dance camp tour.
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Dillon
CCC
Birchcreek
Nell
Montana and city notes state wide brief 1933
Statewide notes report a fatal car crash near Harlem killing Frank Beresz. Wool clips from Poison and Dixon sold in Boston. Billings official Ray Hart accepts public works post to create relief jobs. Helena names D A McKinnon as Montana highway chief engineer effective June 1. Missoula principal Margaret Rowan found dead in river after leaving home for a walk. Rowan was daughter of Major Peter Ronan and had been on leave since January.
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Missoula
Montana
C. D
Billings
Ray M. Hart
New Public Works Administration
Washington, D. C
Hart
Margaret Rowan
Missoula High School
Missoula River
Here
Guy Stegner
Miss Ronan
Peter Ronan
Flathead
Staying in the Right Lane Saves Lives on the Road
North Carolina motor vehicle official urges drivers to stay on the right side except to safely pass. Citing the National Bureau figures, he notes 61 270 US accidents, 1 270 deaths, and 71 720 injuries last year caused by wrong side driving and lack of right of way.
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L. §& Harris
Motor Vehicle Bureau
North Carolina
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
United States
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Marian Kimbell
Howard Walters
Smith
Alderson Avenue
Tom Call
Varney
Kurtz
Cardwell
Wahls
W. W. Wahl
Wahl
Beaverhead County
Helena
Luella Stickney
Dora Smith
Claudia Faust
Lillian Stone
Bozeman
Business and Professional Women’s Organizations
Jeanne Peterson
Homer Faust
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
City Hall
Will Clark
W. H. Clark
Fort Peck
Clark
Hughes
Bellingham
Wash
H. H. Bates
Ann Arbor
Bill
Frank Beresz
Harlem
Butte
Foote
A. C. Whitsett
A. G. Alder
Lottie Prosser
Floyd Davis
Robert Whitsett
Polson, Rowan
Thompson Falls
Boston
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Jerry Paul
Eer
PWA
R. H. Walsh
McKinnon
Rader
Highway Department
Gregor
Roxy Theatre
May Robson
Sally Blane
Charles Starrett
William Farnum
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Pat O’brien
Cnew
Ford
Bergeson-Beaverhead CO
Dillon, Montana
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