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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1948

Page

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Butte Active Club Outlines 1948 Program and Committees

Butte Active Club members finalize a 1948 events program installing officers led by President Al Liddicoat. Committees include Jallopy jamboree chaired by Larry Schneider and sections for sick relief sports inter-club charter night and membership with Broad publicity and show planning.

Butte al Liddicoat John Mack Richard Darnell Howie Wing Larry Monson Harold Jacobsen Larry Schneider Dean Doak Gillis Lembke Lou Sommers Robert At Don Knievel Earl Parken Harry Ehmer Charles Lee Carrol Fabian Paul Golden Charter Night James McCarthy Robert Petersen Cecil Walker Dan MacDonald John Gannon Rudy Erickson Francis Lieneman Harvey Connore Jack Swarts Frank Arehart John Bender Gils Lembke Elmore Sullivan

Ten Best Dressed Women list from New York Dress Institute

The New York Dress Institute released its annual ranking of the ten best dressed women led by the Duchess of Windsor. The piece jokes about choosing the top ten from a nation and notes the cost of political debate in contrast to consumer services. It also plugs Wakley Pontiac with financing and a credit manager.

Fuzzy Wakley New York Dress Institute America Duchess of Windsor Wakley Pontiac Company Galena Charles Thomas

Widow of Butte Hero Wins Army Physical Therapist Commission

Lt Dolores Walker Naranche widow of Lt Eso Naranche, butte World War II hero, has received a permanent commission in the regular Army as a physical therapist in the new Women's Medical Specialist corps. She serves at Bolling Field Station hospital Washington after duties in major U S Army hospitals, holds a 1942 Montana State University BA, and completed therapy training at Childrens Hospital Los Angeles in August 1945.

Raymond W. Bliss Army Dolores Walker Naranche Eso Naranche Butte New Women’s Medical Specialist Corps Station Bollingfield D. C United States Montana State University Childrens’ Hospital Los Angeles

Silver Star Social Roundup for New Year Festivities

Silver Star news notes a Dillon New Year’s Eve dance attended by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gleason and others. Lola Woods resumes studies at Montana State University in Missoula. Lola and Rita Woods travel between Butte and Twin Bridges. Nell Nolte on a business trip to Butte. Des Rosier family from Whitehall shoppers in Butte. Barkell and Fuller families visiting relatives in the district during holidays.

Norman Gleason Mre Bam Talbot Melvin Neihart Dillon Lola Jessie Woods Missoula Montana State University Ed Nolte Butte Albert Des Rosier Whitehall John Woods Rita Woods Julian Strason Twin Bridges Keith Barkell Earl Fuller Nelhart Kenneth Barkell

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