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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1947
Page
7
James M. Eastman on 15 day leave at the home of his in laws Mr and Mrs John Lever Kirbyne left Tuesday for Camp Kilmer New Jersey where he expects to be sent overseas Mrs Fastman and son Kirbee remain with her parents
Gardiner notes list Mrs. Charles Scott visiting Livingston with her nephew and wife and their son Danny Lee. Gray Fields and Sally plan Yellowstone Lake summer. R B McQuillan family from Billings left after aunt’s visit. Roy Knowlton moved to Gardiner from Livingston. Olson family traveled to Billings and met Sir Warren Olson returning from Fleet Sonar school in Florida. Wendolyn Cline staying with Joseph Cunningham family in town.
Sheridan June meeting of the Anderson-Simpson post American Legion auxiliary installed new officers led by retiring Mining district president Mrs. Ross Hill. Officers installed include Mrs. Harry Norton president Mrs. John Wein gart first vice president Mrs. Lawrence Elser second vice president Mrs. Susie Hatfield secretary treasurer Mrs. George Burnett chaplain Mrs. Ed Branch historian and Mrs. Raymond Smith sergeant at arms. Mrs. Smith gave a flag etiquette drill and Mrs. William Schowe read That’s What America Is to Me. Luncheon hostesses were Mrs. Schowe Mrs. Glenn Marsh Mrs. Harry Odden and Mrs. F. A. Brim.
Ennis marks a birth as Dr and Mrs Van Veen become parents to a son born Saturday in the town.
A three member Montana subcommittee of the Steel Foundry and Scrap Industries group meets in Helena to keep scrap iron and steel moving to blast furnaces. Arch ie McTaggart of the War Assets Administration will join, aiming to speed disposal of scrap and reclassify idle peacetime equipment. If scrap shipments don t rise, some furnaces may close next winter, affecting metals industries.
Mrs Henry Rybus is honored at a miscellaneous wedding shower held Saturday at the V F W hall. About 75 guests attended with gifts opened by Mrs Claude Angle and others. Emmett Womack played piano as games and refreshments followed.
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