Wisdom Scouts Honor Badges and Community News
The Wisdom community reports the Boy Scouts and Cubs receive badges in a court of honor held with a PTA meeting. The program includes Red Riding Hood skits, new club officers elected, and a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Huntley and Mrs. Claflin. Local families attend gatherings, visits, and notes on hospital, school, and cafe developments in Wisdom and nearby Dillon, Butte, and Armstead.
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Wisdom
Court of ‘Honor
Boy’ Scouts of Wisdom
Bill Claflin
Lee Sturm
Tom Scofield
Joe Shaw
Bill Sturm
Clayton Huntley
Sam McDowell
Bruce ‘Helming
Harold O'Dell
Miss Crichton
Red Ridinghood
Marline Morrison
Barbara Lawrence
Kenneth Shaw
Jo Ann Shaw
Betty Ann Jensen
Ralph Huntley
Clark Huntley
Harold Capehart
Ted Woodward
South
South America
Mexico
Lucy Lawrence
William Claflin
Wisdom Junior Women’s Club
Len Smith
Wilma Givogre
Albert Naugler
Al Alabama W Meets Elects New Officers
The group formed during the meeting with Latin American composers showcased craftswork carving and pictures. Mrs. D I Emerick reported that the Montana state division of A A A W proposes a woman member on the newly created preparedness and advisory commission and the suggestion was taken under advisement for discussion at the next meeting.
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AL Ala. W
D. I. Emerick
Montana
Preparedness and Advisory Commission
Farm Security budget set for Montana water and waste projects
Ivan F. Shull, sanitary engineer for the Farm Security administration, announced a Montana budget of 10000 dollars for the year to protect water supplies screen houses and develop farm waste facilities. Most funds will go to Flathead Cascade Carbon Lake Richland and Yellowstone counties with a maximum grant of 100 dollars per farm.
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Helena
U.P
Ivan F. Shull
Farm Security Administration
Montana
Flathead
Cascade
Carbon
Lake
Richland
Yellowstone
State patrol meet discussed rules in Helena
Robert Wright a state highway patrolman returned from Helena where he attended a division meeting of patrolmen and reported on state highway patrol rules and regulations. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Joya of Col...
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Robert Wright
Helena
Keith Joya
Col
Community Notes From Jackson Socials and Cattle Trade
Jackson homemakers hosted at Mrs. Ross Hill with Mrs. Esta Husted and co hostesses sharing a dessert luncheon and recipe exchange. Mark Clemow led a substitute paper and brid ge circle games. Royal Neighbors lodge held a Friday meeting with a purple and white cake and gifts. Local stock buyers moved fat cattle to Butte and shipments to rail lines. town activity included ski club attendance, travel to Dillon and Kansas City for events, and visits among Jackson, Dillon, Wisdom, and Ogden residents.
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Jolly Jackson
Ross Hill
Esta Husted
Hill
Mark Clemow
Dan Pendergast
Bridge Club
Tom Clemow
Sanford Shepherd
Fred Nelson Low
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Leonard Holloran
Jack Doyle
Dillon
Fred Nelson
W. H. Stephan
Margaret Holloran
Guy Grey
Claude Lapham
Fred Else
Leo Hanson
Curly Monahan
Swift and Company
Butte
Fred Hirschy
Emmet Jones
Alfred Peterson
E. Jones
Williams
Ogden
Utah
George Harrison
Martin Jackson
George Rhino
Billy
Richard Shepherd
Bob Jackson
Bill Iby
Corrine Willey
Harry Lapham
Tom Kessl
Wisdom
Federal Land Bank
John Jackson
Kansas City
National Trapshoot
Enfield
N. H
Dan Iby
Iby
Jackson
Soins Darwin
John
Irma’ Jackson
Helen An Lyla Christiansen
Montana Bulldogs Fall to San Diego State in National Tourney
Montana led San Diego State for the first 25 minutes of a pivotal national tournament game before the Aztecs, eventual champions, pulled away. Kansas City writers praised Montana’s gallant effort and the coach said the team hopes for another bid if they defend their conference title. Local businessman support funded the trip, with W. H. Monfort of Greeley attending as a guest. Al Erickson delivered the weekly news summary highlighting Britain’s merchant marine crisis.
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Bulldogs
San Diego ‘State
Kansas
Montana
San Diego
Kansas City
W. H. Monfort
Greeley
Colo
al Erickson
Britain
Governor Ford Signs 27th Legislature Public Acts
Governor Ford approved bills setting 27 deputy game wardens at 27, raised retail liquor license prices, and aligned migratory bird seasons with federal dates. Of 206 new laws, 137 originated in the House and 69 in the Senate. Ford vetoed 25 House and 12 Senate measures and prepared for a 10 day rest after a busy final session.
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Fish and Game Commission
House
Senate
Ford
Capitol
Kappa Lambda Gamma Club Holds Meeting
The home economics club met Tuesday evening in the school building with Miss Evelyn Rimel as principal speaker recounting her trip to Alaska. A style show is planned for April 10 with Clara Pahnish and Judy Husted in charge of arrangements and Marion Ries overseeing refreshments.
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Kappa Lambda Gamma
Evelyn Rimel
Alaska
Clara Pahnish
Judy Husted
Marion Ries
Local Families Move and Visit in Butte Area
Mr and Mrs Frank Spehar moved to Butte where he will be employed. their ranch in the area will be managed by Mrs Spehars brother from Dillon. Carl Shafer and family visited in Butte, Kieth returns from Missoula, and Kramp leases Hilrid Taylor ranch in Lavon. Mrs Collinson from Libby visits Kalsta family and CCC foreman husband at Birch Creek. The Farmers Union hosts a book review by Mrs R R Kunkel of Anaconda on Dynasty of Death in Lavon March 28. A hard times dance drew a large crowd at De Leon hall. La Verne Poole’s twelfth birthday party entertains younger folks. Albert Staten leaves for Salt Lake Navy enlistment after tests.
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Wisdom
Gem Mercer
Missoula
Bonnie Jean
Anaheim
Calif
Will Knudsen
Bud Knudsen
Butte
Frank Wilke
Victor
Clifford Givogre
Louis Givogre
B. Kane
J. E. Roslosnik
Charles M. Miller
Armstead
C. E. Miller
Maurice Baxwell
Dillon
Pearl Barr
Wisdom Cafe
Claud Anderson
Helena
Wallace Christiansen
Squaw Creek
Orville Sparrow
Boone
Nevada
Inlaw
Robert Ellwood
J. H. Scofield
Clarence Helming
Jess Tope
Wise River
North Fork
George Blake
Montana
Wiscorn
Gary Pomeroy
Leona
Blake
Wisdom Ladies Aid
Tom Schulz
Elmer Jensen
Ivan Shaw
Tommy Williams
Messrs
W. H. Stephan
Margaret Holloran
George Helming
Big Hole Stockmen’s Association
WPA
Grover Helming
Jack Anderson
Fishtrap
Shirley
Frank Spehar
Mr. Spehar
Spehars
Wayne Cummins
Ace Nelson
John A. Kramp
Hilrid Taylor
Mr. Kramp
Harry Collinson
Libby
Mont
Lars Kalsta
CCC
Birch Creek
Collinsons
Lavon
Rock Creek
The
Farmer’s Union
R. R. Kunkel
Anaconda
Mack Poole
la Verne
Farmer's Union Hall
Albert Staten
Salt Lake
United States Navy
Pioneer of Alder Gulch Claimed Interred at Mountain View
The obituary notes claim of a pioneer of Alder Gulch and lists surviving relatives Mrs. Albert Streb and family Ralph Streb of Melrose Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Naughten Jr of Helena Mrs. Emma Arnold Merlin Arnold Hugh Naughten of Whitehall Mrs. Reta Johnson of Sheridan Mrs. Adele Woodle of Butte and Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch of Anaconda. Interment was in Mountain View Cemetery.
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Albert Streb
Ralph Streb
Melrose
E. H. Naughten, Jr
Helena
Emma Arnold
Merlin Arnold
Hugh Naughten
Whitehall
Reta Johnson
Sheridan
Adele Woodle
Butte
John Lynch
Anaconda
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Wisdom Mary
New Cottrell
Wisdom Women's Club
Huntley Home
Raymond Johnson
Willey Rasmussen
Henry Johnson
Peter Rasmussen
William Ralston
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Charles Ralston
Ameera Murray
Arnold Holm
Clyde Thompson
Jim Paddock
Tom Roberts
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
P.O. Box
Maisie
Lindenhurst
L.S
East
Ben Oneal
Son Plen
J. Johnson
Polaris
Mr. Scofield
Carl Rottweiler
John Judge
Tom Judge
Ralph Harrison
Jerry
Phyllis Harrison
Bob Harrison
W. S. Tash
Earl Tash
Loretta Carlson
Frank Nay
Walter Paddock
Ross Nay
Agnes Cassidy
Rose Marie Marchesseau
Helen Judge
Frank Judge
Walter ‘Melcher
Lena Leo
Judge
E. P. Marchesseau
Carl Shafer
Julius Hartwig
Cato Kieth
Alder Gulch
Mountain View
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