Wisdom enlivens community with socials and visits
Wisdom notes include visits from Anaconda and Butte residents, a Women’s Club book report on One World, a joint American Legion and Auxiliary birthday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Jules Wenger, a successful Womans club sale, and the Fishtrap 4-H club election of officers with plans to buy more War Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bessiere
Missoula
Fred. Anderson
Sahay
Forrest Campbell
Anaconda
Clyde Thompson
Fishtrap
Tom Murphy
Tamara
Bill Ritschel
Wisdom
Jim Paddock
Alvin Thorson
Wise River
Wallace Christiansen
Ted
Christiansen
Ernest Golay
Myla Pendleton
Golay
Bus Ellsworth
Wisdom Woman’s Club
Woman’s Club
Clark Huntley
Wendell Wilkie
George Cottrell
Sarah Johnson
Butte
Claude Anderson
Raymond Johnson
Arch Stewart
Ray Willey
Bitterroot
Willey
Dillon
George Helming
Mrs. Wenger
Wenger
James Scofield
C. W. Francis
D. J. Stephens
Argyl Stephens
Bill Rasmussen
Mary Ellen
Herb Armitage
Frank Wilke
Denver
W. J. Tope
Leslie Jones
Jack Anderson
Alice Ralston
Clarence Helming
Helming
Walter Stewart
Jewell Deane Anderson
Robert Holm
Kay ‘Thompson
Suzanne Thompson
Thanksgiving Services Highlight at First Lutheran Church
Leonard Thompson, pastor, invites the community to Sunday school at 10 a m and divine services at 11 a m on Sunday November 28. Thanksgiving day services also at 11 a m feature special vocal music by Andrew Hofmeister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Leonard Thompson
Andrew Hofmeister
Suzanne Gilbert Visiting Family in Hamilton
Suzanne Gilbert visits her parents Mr. and Mrs W G Gilbert in Hamilton while enrolled in the Women’s Auxiliary Flying Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Gilbert
Mrs.w. G. Gilbert
Hamilton
Women’s Auxiliary Flying Corps
Buckingham Leads High Bowler in Weekly League Scores
Chester Buckingham bowled a high 236 for single game in the Commercial League with George Gosman close at 221. Ed Olsen topped the three game totals with 596, followed by Skeets Murray at 524. Winnie Emerick led the Women’s League with 192 in a single game. Jo Ann Aitken had the top series with 527. Standings show Eliel’s and the Tribune tied for first with 18 wins. Montana Power and others in pursuit. Next week’s schedule lists key matchups across both leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Buckingham
George Gosman
Ed Olsen
Skeets Murray
the Tribune
Paddock
Tyro
Winnie Emerick
Jo Ann Aitken
Stephan’s
Montana Auto
Commercial League
Eliel’s
The
Tribune
Montana Power
Gosman’s Drug
Red & White Laundry
Emerick’s
Il Phv
Gosman's
Winns O
iPaddock & Tyro
Orr
Cccc Ee
Rome’s
Court House
VW Warner
Wil
City Drug
Paddock & Tyro
Men's
Bond's
Orr Flowers
Texaco
Eliel's
Laundry
Warner’s
Task Transfer
Winn’s
Creamery
Gosman’s
Powerettes
Merles
D. I. Co
Merlen
Church Leader to Speak Next Wednesday at LDR Meeting
In this country the Lutheran Disaster Relief funds support workers in the Lutheran Students association of America and church missions. Miss Njaa will meet officers for instruction before the general meeting, followed by luncheon, social hour, and lunch by the ladies aid and Dorcas societies. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Madagascar
South Africa
Lutheran Students Association of America
Lutheran Welfare Society
LDR
Njaa
Ladies Aid
Dorcas
Rainbow for Girls Hold Regular Meeting Tonight
The Order of Rainbow for Girls will meet at the Masonic hall this evening. Members are expected to attend and conduct routine organizational business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Hall
Melrose Social Scene Details Busy Week in Melrose
Melrose notes show Mr. and Mrs. Gubelich and Mr. and Mrs. Jaksha visiting from Butte for a weekend at Mr. and Mrs. Hervat and Mrs. Maclvor hosting bridge with three tables. Readers learn of deliveries, stock movements, charity cookies for Dillon, and local trips to Dillon Butte Twin Bridges and Butte stockyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gubelich
Jaksha
Butte
Joe Hervat
John Maclvor
Bridge
Clifford Reid
Hazel LaMarche
Tom Connor
Fraser
Violet McCauley
Leonard Lively
Mr. Bechtold
George Bighorn
Bechtolds
Bechtold
Siderick
Donald Bechtold
Goodrich Rubber Company
Lavon
John Maclver
Rodgers
Anne Fraser
Frank Hoffman
Frank Gordon
Albert Hager
Hazel
Marguerite LaMarche
Norman Grant
Hillbiard Taylor
Howard Jones
Melrose
Emmett Morrow
Divide Rancher
Dillon
H. W. Norris
Billie Carabin
Melrose Home Demonstration Club
Albert Streb
Utte
Jack
Bill Kearns
Kearns
Louis Hoffman
Leslie Trueman
John Trueman
Everett Turner
Bill Garrison
Moose Camp
Garrison
Reichle Stockman
George Kambich
Jim LaMarche
Roy Vance
Twin Bridges
Frank Moore
Margaret Ann
St. Patrick’s Hospital
Missoula
Sacred Heart Academy
Pat Smith
Floyd
Johanna Smith
Mary Smith
Butte Public
William Grose
Cherry Creek
Gus Wagner
Union Pacific
Cal Equipment
R. R. Hoffman
Dale MacQueary
Deer Lodge
Bill Turner
Ruth
Anaconda
Dan Turner
Ralph Davis
Lloyd Belden
Frank Turner
Charlie Arrigoni
Hecla
Paul
Henry Manning
Los Angeles
Guy Gray
Ogden Livestock and Auction Company
Gebhart Fassler
Streb Brothers
Arthur Jones
Buyans
K.P
Carl Robinson
Lowell Jones
Peggy Marie
Harold Nance
Nance
Sam Friend
Ben Hansen
Ogden
Utah
Dale Freel
Joe Longley
Roy Evans
Bill Carroll
Big Hole
Lawrence Gerrety
Divide
Joe Bayan
John MacIvor
Dorothy Fassler
Lloyd Wilhelm
Elwyn Dunstan
Burt Lively
Dorothy
Butte High
Local Servicemen News From Dillon Area
Dillon area families report several service members serving abroad or stateside. Lester W. Burgess is a Navy Seabees seaman second class at Camp Perry Williamsburg Virginia. Charles Burgess serves with the Marine Corps at Paris Island. John Burgess is Seaman Second Class in the South Pacific. John M. Burwell earns promotion to sergeant in the Army at Camp Bowie Texas with a tank destroyer battalion. Donald Alley leaves for Tennessee after furlough. Warren H. Thiel transfers from Dallas to Dalhart Texas as a tower radio operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester W. Burgess
Dillon
Navy Seabees
Camp Perry
Williamsburg
John Burke
Burgess
Charles
Marine Corps
Paris Island
S. C
John Burgess
South Pacific
John M. Burwell
Maurice Burwell
U.S. Army
Camp Bowie
Texas
Cpl
Warren H. Thiel
Dallas
Dalhart
Montana WAC Girl Describes Life at Hondo Field
Pfc Vivian Arbour writes from Hondo Field about WAC life. She praises the work at the weather station and the humor among soldiers, notes recreation options like bowling and riding, and asks for more Montana recruits to join the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
WAC Life
Army
Hondo Field
Montana
U. S
No-Man’s Land
Mama
Restrictions Lifted on Home Slaughter Pork Sales
The War Food Administration lifted limits on selling or gifting pork and lard from home slaughtered hogs to non-residents from November 17 to February 17, 1944. Farmers should check with market agencies or processors about handling their hogs before sending them to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Food Administration
Christmas Seal Sale Letters Mailed in Montana
Miss Evelyn Rimel local seal sale chair announced the annual Christmas Seal Sale contest used to fund tuberculosis projects. Montana is divided into three districts by population with a $100 prize for the district with the highest per capita sale, ties split. Complete returns are due by March 1 1944 and winners announced March 15. Districts are listed with counties in each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Evelyn Rimel
Helena
Miss Rimel
Silver Bow
Cascade
Yellowstone
Missoula
Flatalley
Fergus
T Be
Hill
Ravalli
Carbon
Park
Custer
Big Horn
Richland
Blaine
Roosevelt
Glacier
Dawson
Phillips
Lincoln
Sheridan
Chouteau
Madison
Beaverhead
Sanders
Teton
Toole
Pondera
Rosebud
Powell
Musselshell
Stillwater
Jefferson
Daniels
McCone
Fallon
Sweet Grass
Judith Basin
Broadwater
Granite
Wheatland
Carter
Powder River
Garfield
Prairie Wenenet
Liberty
Mineral
Wibaux
Golden Valley
Treasure
Petroleum
Rotary Club Meeting Urges Market Access for Goods
An editor addresses Rotary members urging immediate entry into world markets for manufactured products rather than exporting raw materials. The talk, from the Montana club, warns against dole practices and champions free enterprise as essential to Montana's freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Montana
White
Lambert Eliel
Albert Erickson
Salt Lake City
Fred Honeychurch
Patty Stamm
Germany
France
United States
Thomas E. Gilbert
Lambert Eliel Returns from Los Angeles Business Trip
Lambert Eliel returned yesterday morning from a business trip to Los Angeles. He arrived in good spirits and reported productive meetings with industry partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Eliel
Los Angeles
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. J. Kelley
Butte, Mont
J. E. Rom
P. J. Lovell Company
Buckingham
Marguerite LA Marche
Vaughn
Ragsdale Gang
Montana Power Company
Paul Packard
Light and Power Company
Jimmy
Electric Company
America
E.W.T
Columbia Broadcasting System
Calif
Pfc
Donald Alley
Tennessee
Dillon Feed & Seed Co
First National Bank
Mortrwen Rancorporstien