Melrose Notes Show Local Travel and Draft Registration
Melrose correspondents report Pete Wilhelm begins a three week motor trip to California visiting family in Redding and San Francisco and returning via the Pacific coast. Local draft registration at Odd Fellows hall drew 34 registrants including a New York salesman, with Hael and Marguerite La Marche and Otto Boteeicher supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Wilhelm
California
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Reno
Percy Wilhelm
Melrose
Redding
Calif
San Francisco
Medford
Eugene
Astoria
Tegon
Leslie Trueman
Leonard Norris
Janet Ray
Dillon
George Huber
Gerta
Georgge Benedick
Claude Douglas
Stephen Jon
Butte Clinic
Ham Norris
Jackson Otel
Jackson
Barbara McCauley
Butte
R. V. Wilhelm
Gertrude Wilhelm
Hael
Margueriate la Marche
Otto Boteeicher
Odd Fellows’ Hall
New York
Charles Cakanaugh
Glen
John Trueman
Wise River
Kenneth Hull
Sam Friend
Lacey Creek
Jackson Hotel
Couple returns from World's Fair honeymoon in New York
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gerrity returned to Melrose after visiting the World's Fair in New York City They spoke highly of the sights but said Montana cannot be topped Thursday evening friends gathered at the Buyan ranch for a charivari in celebration of their marriage Refreshments were served by the Buyan family and guests enjoyed a festive gathering Others noted visits to Butte by Mrs George Huber and Mrs Pat Smith and a shopping trip by Mrs Albert Streb The community reported a perfect autumn day at the Bobcat Grizly game in Butte with many visitors from surrounding towns and university students from Missoula and Bozeman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Gerrity
New York City
Melrose
Big City
Montana
Butte
Buyan Ranch
Gerrity
Buyan
Phyllis Dunstan
Butte High School
Dolly Dunstan
John McIvor
George Huber
Pat Smith
Albert Streb
Kenneth McIivor
Alan Kenneth
R. V. Wilhelm
Hedley Holloway
State University
Missoula
State College
Bozeman
Phyllis Haag
Ethel Orso
James LaMarche
Hazel
Marguerite LaMarche
James LaMarch
Local Melrose Notes Highlight Area Social Visits
The Melrose column lists residents and visitors over the weekend including Henry Edwards from Woodin, Gladys Carr, Myrle Wilhelm attending Butte high school, Barbara McCauley in Wise River, Sylvia Tate from Jackson, and Bernard Hoffman’s trips to Butte. Guests at Otto Boetticher’s home joined a Sunday dinner before theater in Butte. Frank Hoffman travels to Canutt Oklahoma to see his ill father. Quigley of Idaho Falls assumes duties as section foreman in Hoffmans absence. Elisabeth Bryan remains bedbound after a serious fall, with granddaughter Jane Bryan helping care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divide
la Marche
Henry Edwards
Melrose
Woodin
Gladys Carr
Aler
Myrle Wilhelm
Butte
Barbara McCauley
Wise River
Sylvia Tate
Jackson
Bernard Hoffman
Keith Boetticher
Jackson Hotel
Otto Boetticher
Cooney
Dillon
Frank Hoffman
Canutt
Okla
Mr. Hoffman
Quigley
Idaho Falls
Eliabeth Bryan
Jane Bryan
Clifford McCauley
Glen
College clubs elect officers and announce exhibits
At a recent meeting Kappa ZetacNu elected Billie Linton vice president Florence McBain secretary Claribel Houchen treasurer and Juanita Hieronymus president with Helen Luebben faculty sponsor Plans were made to pledge new members Wings officers include Valaree Sheldon president and Florence McBain secretary treasurer Other members named in athletics include Mary Evelyn Deegan Sylvia Nelson Shirley Erickson and Marjorie Hamer A For eign Relations Club named William Boetticher temporary chair and a program committee with James Albertson Juanita Hieronymus Evelyn Booer Anna Manley Tom Buckingham Lillian Presbitero is secretary treasurer Grace Malinak heads Chanticleer club A constitution revision committee includes Juanita Hieronymus Pauline Obach and Virginia Stinnett Faculty sponsor is Miss Genevieve Albertson The Normal college received The Kindergarten Curriculum by Emma Bauer Golden and displayed original drawings by Robert Lawson Kurt Wiese Kate Seredy Lois Lenski and Emma Brock at the college library A Joan exhibit will be shown at the Great Falls Montana Education Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa ZetacNu
Billie Linton
Ennis
Florence McBain
Dillon
Claribel Houchen
Fairview
Juanita Hieronymus
Hamilton
Helen Davis Luebben
Valaree Sheldon
Roundup
Wings
Women's Athletic Association
Mary Evelyn Deegan
Big Timber
Sylvia Nelson
Anaconda
Shirley Erickson
Plentywood
Marjorie Hamer
Peng Fu
Marlin K. Farmer
William Boetticher
Melrose
Foreign Relations Club
Robert Gregg
Farmer
James Albertson
Evelyn Booer
Anna Manley
Montague
Tom Buckingham
Whitefish
Lillian Presbitero
Red Lodge
Grace Malinak
Camas
Chanticleer Club
Pauline Obach
Charlo
Virginia Stinnett
Livingston
Chanticleers
Genevieve Albertson
Normal College
Emma Bauer Golden
Aed
Chicago
Golden
Miss Shotwell
Former Dillon Contractor Henry Hamill Dies from Injuries
Bozeman Coness hospital treated Henry J. Hamill a former Dillon contractor and carpenter who died October 15 from injuries suffered the prior Friday. He oversaw the Catholic church and First National Bank construction in Dillon and later completed several Bozeman buildings including the Hamill apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Hamill
Dillon
Bozeman
Livestock Auction Schedules Cattle Sheep Lambs and Hogs
Selling cattle sheep lambs and hogs Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at auction. The 209 F F A and 4 H Club calves averaged 112 dollars per head. Billings Livestock Com Co Billings Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings Livestock Com. Co
Billings, Menie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Melrose S. R.V. Correspondent
Pocketbook of Knowledge
Tropics
Hereford
Montana Mercantile Sales Co
Sons of Choice
Domino
Hereford Association
A. C. Bayers
Twin Bridges
Mont
Dillon Elks Club
B. R. Williams
Sec’y., Dillon, Mont
Fred Reppert
H. B. Sager
L. E. Sedgwick
White Sulphur Springs
A. G. Williams
Fred J. Martin
Jewett Fulkersen
Hereford Journal
Dodge
Dodge Engineering
J. W. Walters Garage
ST. Dillon
Kurt Wiese
Kate Seredy
Lois Lenski
Emma Brock
Joan
Great Falls
Montana Education Association
Wyoming
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