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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1944

Page

10

Local social notes from Wisdom area visitors and events

Mrs. Grimes and Joe Gross left Wednesday for Helena for the teachers institute. Dillon saw Joe Arbour as a visitor with Mrs. Tom Williams and daughter Lynn. Several days with friends in Butte and Dillon. Christian couple from Billings visiting D. J. Stephens family. Mary Ann Shaw left for Darby for the winter with Ivan Shaw. Mayne family and Mike left for Lakeview after business and visiting in the Big Hole. Ed Glassey drove to Dillon. Betty Lou, Wanda Glassey, Frances May Helming, Betty Anne Hughes and Sam McDowell spent four days with family. Roy Oliver and Mrs. Oliver were in Butte. Mrs. Willey recovering from appendicitis in Butte. Walter Willey visiting grandmother in Wisdom. Johnson and Maryellen guests at Stephens home. Maryellen stayed. Ed Glassey, Rasmussen, Williams dined with Stephens. Baker and Bob were in Butte. D. E. Anson and L. R. Smith visited Bitter Root. George Oliver and Art McLean of Salmon were in the valley. Oliver bought the Walter White ranch. Ford campaign meeting attended by D. E. Anson and Mrs. Anson. Dan Tovey and family in Wisdom. Stephens, Amy Stephens, Raymond, Maryellen, Argyl Stephens, Clyde and Herb Armitage guests at Wharton home. Sandra Huntley broke glasses at school. Huntley parents took her to Butte. Halloween party at Ritchel home with many neighbors attending. games and refreshments. Mrs. George Cotrell called to Butte for daughter Leo Walsh’s operation. Betty Glassey visiting parents Ed and Betty Glassey. Wanda, Frances, May Helm ing, Sam McDowell and Jack Divine present.

Butte Dillon Clyde Christian Billings D. J. Stephens Mary Ann Shaw Darby Ivan Shaw Dan’ Mayne Mike Lakeview Big Hole Ed. Glassey Betty Lou Wanda Glassey Frances May Helming Bruce Helming Betty ‘Anne Hughes Sam McDowell Roy Oliver Earl Willey Walter Willey Margaret Kite Wisdom Raymond Johnson Maryellen Maryellene Stephens Ed Glassey Wanda Peter Rasmussen Tom Williams Elmer Jensen Roy Baker Bob D. E. Anson L. R. Smith Bitter Root George Oliver Art McLean Salmon Oliver Walter White Anson Monda Gam C. Ford Dan. Tovey Amy Stephens David Raymond Sandra Sue Huntley Clark Huntley William Ritchel Bristow Harold Nelson Johnnie Donna Ernest Golay Peggy Anne Patsy Lou Harry Rutledge Fred Rutledge Jerry Lanna Elaine Blaze Sugar Betty Lou Sherry Clyde Christian George Cotrell Leo Walsh Betty Fou, Glassey Betty Anne Jensen Frances May Helming Jack Divine

Service Men Fund Backing From Local Community

PROVAD 10 notes USO support by National War Fund with local morale value. Beaverhead sheriff, now in the Aleutians, backs the program. Cpls Rebich in Europe, T/Sgt Paul Stahl Jr. off to Camp McCoy, Lt Bruce Gilbert visiting. Rae MiPWARP Rae? and others. Local drive nets $90 from jars in shops. Moose bar $29.57 leads, Eagle $10.09, Metlen $6.

USO National War Fund Beaverhead County Aleutians Paul Stahl, Jr Camp McCoy Rae

Not All Choice Beef Slaughtered Under Federal Inspection

A study notes that this time of year yields only about 20 to 50 percent of canner and cutter grade beef under federal inspection. The incomplete data highlights seasonal variation in meat quality grades and regulatory coverage.

War Fund donation remark prompts question

A reader notes that giving $1.00 to the War Fund effectively provides less than five cents to each represented organization, implying the distribution limits of the fundraiser. The remark questions the efficiency and reach of the campaign.

Time For Farmer to Check Coupons And Use Extensions

Farmers and other non highway gasoline users with E and R coupons not serially numbered and issued for use beyond October 31 must exchange them or turn in expired coupons to suppliers within 10 days. Farmers need not turn in coupons bearing serial numbers like K-11 E-2 R-7 and R23. AAA committeemen represent neighbors and nation in agricultural work and programs.

War Fund call appeals for support to aid service members

A plea asks readers to donate to the National War Fund to aid those in service, promising the contributions will be used to provide comfort to loved ones and friends serving in the armed forces.

National War Fund

Rationing Reminders for Foods and Staples

Wartime rationing notices list stamp validity for meats fats processed foods sugar gas and shoes. Blue and red stamp groups extend to late 2021 or indefinite validity with new stamps scheduled in December and November. Airplane stamps update dates and eligibility changes are noted.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eileen ‘Grimes Joe Gross Teacher's. Institute Helena Joe Arbour Lynn Montana Leif Erickson Sidney Democratic Vernor Erickson Walter Nilan First National Bank Nochwen Bancorporation Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Were Northwest American Flag Steamship Canpanies Rastick Henry First Liberty Shig Semua Enays Minastraee Americas G0 Steamship Companies Admiral Land American Merchant Marine Institute New York Jack Jakevac Columbia Bucks W. J. Jones Wise River Dillon Feed & Seed Co Cpl Edward Rebich Tech James J. Rebich Europe France Italy Boyd Quick U. C. ‘Navy Pacific Claude Lay PAIB_POL. ADY Montana State Nurses Public Health League of Montana The AAA Mansfield the People's Congress KGIR Pol. Adv Mike Mansfield Martin C. Jackson Beaverhead’ County Republican Dillon Examiner Benepell Missoula Kalispell Pol Ady. Ty the Erickson
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