Bowling Leagues Showcase And Schedule Amidst Nov Week
A men's challenge match ended with Ficery Vandegrift Schulz Brundage and Buckingham defeating Cash Market by 49 pins. Ficery led in single game with 212 and Hignight topped the three-game series at 550. Monday's pin play saw Men's Store dominate with 2 712 high team, Schulz high single 197 and Cornell 563 for three. Three women's league records fell with Emerick Insurance posting 2369 as high team score and Monty Stone posting 208 single and 478 three-game marks. A Johnny’s Cafe–Alley Cats tie in mixed league standings with 2268 pins. Schedule lists weekly games from Monday through Friday with multiple matchups. An American Legion challenge to the winners is noted. Loretta Buss and George Nightingale help organize Indian artifacts exhibit at college on Wednesday evening.
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Alan Ficery
Floyd Vandegrift
Leonard Schulz
Hiram Brundage
Tom Buckingham
Ficery
Hignight
Evans Burrell
Henry Hignight
Jack Roberts
Jack Barrett
Roscoe Cornell
American Legion
Johnny’s Cafe
Alley Cats
Montana Auto
Tribune
Texaco
Winn’s
Gosman P Drug
Warner’s
Men’s Store
Orr Flowers
Paramount Cleaners
Montana Power
State Bank
Bond's
Powerettes
Montana Auto and City Drug
Emerick Insurance
Skeet’s
Merle’s Beauty Shop
Dillon Implement Co
Stephan’s
Eliel’s
Paddock & Tyro
Tash Transfer
Dillon
Creamery
Merlen Hotel
Standard Lumber
Hazelbaker’s
Cash Market
Buzzsaws
Rock Crushers
Nas
War Production Board limits electric range wiring in Montana homes
A new War Production Board amendment restricts installing three wire electric service in houses with only gas or only electric connections. If moving into a gas connected home, the existing wiring must stay and the user must switch to gas or electric as provided. In homes lacking both, either gas or electric service can be added with specified material limits.
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War Production Board
Priority Department
Montana Power Company
St James Episcopal Church Sunday schedule
Rev. W. G. Lewis, Rector announces services for Sunday November 22 the 25th Sunday After Trinity with holy communion at 8:00 a.m. church school at 9:45 a.m. morning prayer at 11:00 a.m. and Junior Brotherhood at 6:30 p.m.
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W. G. Lewis
Wisdom Woman's Club Aids USO Bond Drive Far Reach
Wisdom Woman's club thanks residents from Big Hole to Wise River for USO dinner support and War Stamp Bond drive response. The Big Hole 4-H club achievment day in Anaconda drew clubs from Powell Deer Lodge Beaverhead. a 128 member dinner served by Anaconda Commercial Club and a 95 percent project rating with a 100 percent completion mark were noted.
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Wisdom Woman’s Club
Big Hole
Jackson
Wise River
USO
Wisdom Woman's Club
Edward Glassey
Wesley McKinney
Darby
Hamilton
Anaconda
Powell, Deer Lodge
Beaverhead
Warren Hughes
Clyde Thompson
Leslie Collins
Leonard Smith
Clark Huntley
Wilma Givogre
Tom Williams
Ted Woodard
Wisdom Chapter
the Order of the Eastern Star
Harold Capehart
Lou Hoyrup
John Neidt
Ray Willey
Tom Clemow
Jack Miller
Roy Oliver
Mark Clemow
H. Williams
Peter Rassmussen
Warren Shaw
Dillon
and Mire
Ralph Huntley
Gas rationing registration begins nationwide
Registration for basic A ration books starts today at local registrars including Dillon Bagley school building from 9:30 a.m. to 12 and 1 30 to 5 with evening hours 7 to 9. Supplemental rations applications available after Nov 20. a full mileage rationing system begins Dec 1 with listed rural registrars such as Bannack and Lima serving local motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Bagley
Virginia Lay
Bannack
Mae Sprinkle
Nelson
Margaret Brown
Riverside
Alice McClusky
Argenta
Marion Stiles
Dewey
Prudence Dunkin
Apex
Hazel Winter
Wise River
Olena Mysse
Polaris
Teoria DeLong
Reichle
Doris Kitts
Blacktail
Theo Bay
Lima
E. L. Fairbanks
Dell
Julia Kennegaard
Nicholia
E. B. Harkness
Monida
Leonard Baird
Armstead
Mildred Berg
Big Hole Basin
Don Anson
Textile price survey spans eleven Rocky Mountain cities
The Bureau of Labor Statistics conducts a survey on retail margins for clothing shoes and textiles in eleven Rocky Mountain cities including Denver Boise Casper Butte Great Falls Pueblo Grand Junction Albuquerque Salt Lake City Ogden and Provo. Regional OPA Administrator Clem W Collins says the up to date data will aid informed action for retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Region
Bureau of Labor Statistics
OPA
Clem W. Collins
Denver
Boise
Casper
Butte
Great Falls
Pueblo
Grand Junction
Albuquerque
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Provo
Anaconda Visitor Ted Rouse Tours City Over Weekend
Ted Rouse of Anaconda visited the city for a weekend stay, spending time at local sites and meeting residents during the visit.
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Ted Rouse
Anaconda
Local briefs note military and community movements
Kenneth A. Brown reports for navy indoctrination in Tucson after commissioning as lieutenant junior grade. Mrs. Brown and son plan to reside in Dillon with her parents. Other locals include Ben Crowley visiting from Idaho Falls, Clayton Kennedy in Dillon, Arthur Roppe arriving from Billings for work, Mrs. Waldorf serving on a federal grand jury, Earl Wheat and Lt. Donald Wheat visiting Salt Lake City, Betty Hall heading to Thompson Falls for work after a visit at her mother’s home.
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Kenneth A. Brown
Tucson
Ariz
United States Navy
Brown
St. Paul
Minn
U. S. Naval Reserve
Gordon Berry
Ambrose
Dan Henneberry
Clayton Kennedy
Monida
Arthur Roppe
Billings
A. F.waldorf
Butte
Earl Wheat
Salt Lake City
Donald Wheat
Salt Lake
Betty Hall
Thompson Falls
Beata Hall
Hoarders Cannot Use Gasoline under Ration Plan
Rocky Mountain OPA officials report little evidence of hoarding as nation wide rationing nears. Motorists are urged to cooperate to conserve rubber. Gasoline in tanks must be accounted for by coupons. Stored gasoline must not exceed rationing limits. Periodic tire inspections will check wear levels. Local boards to appoint tire inspectors.
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Rocky Mountain
OPA
Marriage Licenses Issued in Idaho Couples
A November 12 marriage license was issued to Miles R. Jones 37 and Helen Muir 24 of Rexburg Idaho by Clerk Norman Giles. On November 14 Lt. Seymour Taper 24 and Yetta Friedman 22 of Pocatello Idaho received a license.
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Norman Giles
Miles R. Jones
Helen Muir
Rexburg
Idaho
Seymour Taper
Yetta Friedman
Pocatello
Mr Anderson Speaks to Rotarians About National Unity
Mr Anderson addresses Rotarians stressing Congress should represent the nation as a whole rather than special interests. He notes racial and economic upheaval call for change and mentions Navy sailor Frank Kurtz and reporter Albert Erickson as guests, with T. E. Gilbert chairing.
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Congress
United States
Frank Kurtz
Oliver Kurtz
U.S. Navy
Knox
Mount Vernon
National Capitol
Albert Erickson
Africa
Pacific
Albert Sorenson
T. E. Gilbert
Community Life Noted In Jackson Dillon Social Roundup
Jackson and Dillon residents share visits shopping and travel notices. Draftees named from local area include Robert Jackson Ray Stocks Frank Weisberger Charley Shephard and Bud Schully. Armistice exercises and Rebekah meetings highlighted community events with Thanksgiving noted.
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Jack Shepherd
Henry Wenger
Butte
Esta Husted
Sanford Shepherd
Mark Clemon
Robert Jackson
Ray Stocks
Frank Weisberger
Charley Shepherd
Bud Schully
Dwight Harrison
John Jackson
Enterprise Camp
Dillon
Oracle
Beaverhead Camp
Christensen
Wilson
Lapham
Jackson
Krause
Husted
Shepherd
Hill
Johnson and Rice
Elna McIntyre
Beaverhead
Robert W. Holloran
RMS Marine
Treasure Island
Merle Enderly
San Francisco
Enderly
L. M. Holloran
Joe Carroll
Bozeman
Women at War Week Now Rally for Freedom Bonds
Calling for a nationwide effort, the message urges all citizens, especially women, to buy bonds, build bombs, defeat Hitler, and defend democracy. It frames the war as vast and costly, demanding a 10 percent loan of earnings to fund the fight for freedom and justice for all.
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Garden of Eden
Hitler
War Trends in Farm Production and Transport News
The Office of Defense Transportation postpones the Certificate of War Necessity requirement for commercial vehicles from November 15 to December 1 to align with national gasoline rationing. Temporary gasoline rations may be issued after December 1 to awaiting applicants. County farm transportation committees offer aid in applying. Regional meetings will announce 1943 farm production goals and county targets. Tree nuts are designated the Victory Food Special. The Supreme Court upholds wheat marketing quotas, clarifying Congress powers. An orderly hog marketing plan allows embargoes and permits in December and January. Steel use is limited to essential items like barbed wire. Roosevelt orders arms, food, and clothing sent to French North Africa and other occupied territories, aiming toward Victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
Farm Transportation Committee
Usda War Board Office
Montana War Board
Western Region
Denver
Wickard
Roosevelt
French North Africa
United Nations
Norman Banks Leads Junior Rifle Club Shoot at High School Range
Norman Banks was high scorer with 94x100 at the Junior Rifle Club regular shoot held last evening at the high school range. Other scores included Tom Nelson 93, James Selway 86, Don Allen 85, Joe Shaw 76, E Bays 72, Leslie Chism 71, and Sylvester Meade 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Banks
Tom Nelson
James Selway
Don Allen
Joe Shaw
E. Bays
Leslie Chism
Sylvester Meade
County happenings survey offered for $2 a year
The Examiner proposes a complete weekly survey of county happenings priced at $2 per year. Readers are invited to subscribe for a regular roundup of local events, notices, and community news in a concise weekly format.
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The
Examiner
Planet’s fate tied to ending Hitler’s creed, unity urged
A speaker warns that defeating Nazi ideology is essential to save the world from Hitler’s philosophy, stressing unity across races and beliefs to halt his destructive agenda. The remark frames the struggle as existential for all nations and peoples.
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Hitler
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ST. James Episcopal Church
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph CO
U. S. Treasury Department
LOS Angeles Examiner
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JC. E. Miller
Don. Anson
Wilbur Pedlar
Harrigt
Donald Pedlar
Raymond Johnson
Elmer Jensen
Ed Glassey
Argie Stevens
Vivian Arbour
Bill Rassmussen
MR. Anderson
Supreme Court
Department of Agriculture
Minnesota Woolen CO
W. W. George
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