Mrs. Mary Adams Last Rites Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A. Adams a Sheridan matron were held in the Masonic lodge rooms with Arcelia chapter No. 34 O E S officers presiding. The service included a mixed quartet and a prayer by L A Hermsmeyer. Pallbearers named Charles Johnson Harry Runkle Willard Dudley Harry Howe and Charles Walter. Relatives from Livingston Butte Manhattan Whitehall Norris and Butte attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Foster
F. A. Brim
James Leary
Eastern Star
L. A. Hermsmeyer
Methodist Church
E. D. Swisher
Charles Johnson
Harry Runkle
Willard Dudley
Harry Howe
Ben Golden
Charles Walter
Frank Adams
Livingston
James Hadzor
Bessie
Florence
Butte
Francis Hadzor
Howard Hadzor
Leonard Hadzor
Leland McCrea
Frank McCrea
Manhattan
Harry McCrea
Whitehall
George Rowe
Norris
Robert and
Agnes Hadzor
H. B. Tower
Three Forks Weekly Events Highlight Summer Plans
Three Forks residents announced visits to Portland and Butte, a summer halt in local chamber meetings until September, and family gatherings. Notable travels included Herman and an Mrs Leib to visit Captain and Mrs Charles Leib.
Ringling Briefs Highlight Local Moves And Events
Mr and Mrs Amie Schultz of White Sulphur Springs moved to Ringling and run a service station and lunch room. The Silver Star issue shows Minnie McCurry and her five daughters in the American Legion auxiliary Unit 25 with Isobel Zillahn and Mrs Clifford Olsen and Mrs Alfred Edwards and Mrs John Johnston listed. Alice Brekke attends summer school in Dillon and Zillahn McCurry studies in Havre. The Higgins family, Walter and Billy, travel to Sheridan Wyoming for a two day Hereford bull sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling
Amie Schultz
White Sulphur Springs
Silver Star
Minnie McCurry
American Legion Auxiliary
Unit No. 25
Alfred Edwards
John Johnston
Conrad
Alice Brekke
Dillon
Zillahn McCurry
Havre
Ross Higgins
Walter Higgins
Billy Higgins
Sheridan
Wyo
Kalispell Couple Exchanges Vows on Flathead Lake
Miss Lillian Peterson and Homer B. Norman wed June 15 at the Waller home on Flathead lake. Rev L N Field officiated with relatives present. The bride, attended by sister Frances, was given by her brother Philip. best man Theodore Norman of Seattle. Ushers James and Richard Waller. The couple plans a wedding trip and will reside on the west shore of Flathead lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Peterson
Philip
Frances
Theodore Normann
Seattle
James
Richard Waller
Billings Normal College
University of Montana
Kalispell
Normann
MacAlester College
St. Paul
University of Missouri
Flathead Lake
Harrison 4 H Club Is Entertained
The Harrison Farmerettes 4 H club met at the clubhouse with Patty Billings presiding. Phyllis C min and Hanna Mary Perlman gave a flag display demonstration. Erma Lomis was elected pledge leader. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Joel Breda of San Jose and Mr and Mrs Willard Smith of Salt Lake City. Charles Brooke recently graduated from medical school in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Harrison Farmerettes
Patty Billings
Phyllis Carmin
Hanna Mary Perlman
Erma Lomis
Sancheon
Peggy
Fred Moger
Peggy Durham
Phyllis Pearce
Erma Lomas
Bobby Ferrell
Hannah Mary
Nellis Perlman
Joel Breda
San Jose
Cal
Breda
Lee Marting
Willard’ Smith
Salt Lake City
Utah
Clerance Ferrell
Marvin Brooke
Charles
Edward
St. Louis
Charles Brooke
Whitehall Rainbow Girls Attend Grand Assembly
Mrs. R. F. Shranger, mother adviser of Whitehall assembly, led six Rainbow Girls Susanne Tait Doris Vanderhyde Doris Brooke Doris Dickinson Lulu Belle Rodgers and Betty Jane Schulke to Bozeman for the grand assembly. Miss Tait won appointment as grand representative of the order to Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
R. F. Shranger
Whitehall Assembly
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Rainbow
Susanne Tait
Doris Vanderhyde
Doris Brooke
Doris Dickinson
Lulu Belle Rodgers
Betty Jane Schulke
Bozeman
Order
Miss Tait
Oklahoma
Activities of Interest During the Week in Drummond
Drummond notes packed with social events. Emery Jensen family travels to Mayo clinic in Rochester for Dwight's medical care. Marriages include Patsy Kelly and Bruce Skinner at Deer Lodge then to Spokane and Dawson mining camp. Elizabeth Emery to Los Angeles for summer. Peggy Corlett to Portland to visit relatives. Bridge clubs hold gatherings at Johnson ranch and Shierson home with guests. Mrs. Alfred Tice hosts dessert bridge. Gladys Shierson from Great Falls heads to Augusta for work at Allan Dude ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
Emery Jensen
Lois
Dwight
Hall
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Patsy Kelly
G. R. Bancroft
Bruce Skinner
White Sulphur Springs
Deer Lodge
Spokane
Dawson
Henderson Gulch
Skinner
Elizabeth Emery
Los Angeles
Cal
Peggy Corlett
Portland
Victor Johnson
Harry Kelly
Frank McGowan
Susie Dooley
Allan Conn
McLaren
Stuart
Frances Durfee
Eugene Wilcox
Tom Truax
Andrew Sorenson
John Meyers
William Cuthbert
Ed Shierson
M. Leach
Phyllis Wilcox
Gladys Shierson
Great Parls
Augusta
Allan Dude Ranch
Gladys
Mrs. Shierson
Emma Shierson
Tte
Meaderville
Jefferson County Draftees Leave for Induction Calls
Two Boulder and Whitehall men left for Helena and Missoula for the eleventh draft call under the selective service system. Orville Fuhrman was transferred to Minneapolis for induction. Cardwell’s Frank Stepan and Kalman Chambers await July induction as Jefferson county schedules its twelfth and thirteenth calls. About 500 questionnaires have been classified with more expected by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Jefferson County
Martin Bendick Carey
Boulder Valley
Donald Clifford Bowman
Whitehall
Helena
Missoula
Orville John Fuhrman
Elk Park
Minneapolis
Frank Antone Stepan
Cardwell
Kalman Wright Chambers
Whitehall Social Calendar Highlights Shared Events
Whitehall fills with community gatherings noting a supper bridge party at the Herman Miller home as hostesses plus a Whitehall Home Demonstration Club year end meeting electing officers. The annual Jefferson and Madison counties home demonstration picnic occurred at Mill Creek near Eridan with R A Dutch er in charge of recreation. Members and families joined in various social rounds as residents visit relatives in Seattle and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Mesdames
T. R. Yotter
Franklin Yotter
W. A. Zimmerman
Herman Miller
Jefferson
Madison
Mill Creek
R. A. Dutcher
Anaconda
Pony Young Man Is Now a Doctor
Mrs. E. M. Brook and son Edward return from St. Louis where Charles Brook graduates from medical school. Dr Brook plans a Seattle internship before joining a hospital for a year. The piece also lists social visits and hospital plans involving local residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony Young Man
Four Lemhi Boys to Attend Gem State Meeting
Four Lemhi county youths will attend the Gem Boys gathering in Boise next week. Fred Conner of Leadore is sponsored by the American Legion and auxiliary. Grover Reddington of Salmon by Lloyd Shaw post 67. Edgar Edwards by the Legion auxiliary. Edmond LaMungan by the Rotary club. They were chosen from outstanding student lists provided by area high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon
Idaho
Lemhi County
Gem
Boise
Fred Conner
Leadore
Bing
American Legion and Auxiliary
Salmon Grover Reddington
Lloyd Shaw
American Legion
Edgar Edwards
The
Legion Auxiliary
Edmond LaMungan
Rotary Club
Flathead and Lake Residents Attend Glacier Park Picnic
A large group from Flathead and Lake counties enjoyed a picnic at Glacier Park Institute grounds. Rev. Edward Bartlett of Polson arrived for the season to oversee the camp. Visitors included Eugene Collins of Albertson and Vern Collins of Wallace Idaho. Mrs. Leonard Sager and infant returned from Kalispell visit as part of summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Idaho
Pearl Collins
Leonard Sager
Kalispell
Jomes
Missoulians Wed in Drummond
Harry L. Moore and Thelma M. Churchill of Missoula were married at the Drummond Methodist Episcopal church on June 14. Rev. Joseph Ashworth officiated as . The bridal party dined at the Cottage Inn after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Albright
Washington Motor Coach
Seattle
Henry Holland
Drummond Methodist Episcopal
Dee Corlett
Hall Ladies Aid
Harry Kelly
Mesdames
Carl Nelson
Ralph McCracken
Ella Hughes
Kate Dingwall
Jess Henderson
Frank Morse
Charles Henderson
Leona Dingwall
Joseph Ashworth
O S Worden Speaks at Ravalli County Meeting
O S Worden president of the National Reclamation association was principal speaker at a Ravalli County Improvement association meeting in Stevensville. A dinner followed. Beulah chapter O E S will picnic at Braziers mountain ranch with lunch and outdoor games for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
O. S. Worden
National Reclamation Association
Ravalli County Improvement Association
Victor
Beulah
Order of Eastern Star
Braziers Mountain Ranch
Madison Residents Named to Preparedness Unit
Governor Ford appointed Robert Julian of Sheridan Mrs PF W Bleck of Virginia City and D Gordon McLeod of Norris to Madison county preparedness committee. The group will assist the state commission by collecting and correlating Montana resource data for national defense and seeking federal use of Montana resources. Members serve without salary but may be reimbursed for travel expenses under the legislative act creating the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
S. C. Ford
Robert Julian
Sheridan
PF. W. Bleck
D. Gordon McLeod
Norris
Madison County
State Preparedness and Advisory Commission
State Commission
National Defense Advisory Commission
Montana
The
United States
Preparedness Commission
Father’s Day Is Fittingly Noted
Willow Creek observes Father’s Day with impromptu gatherings at the F. O. Cooper and W. A. Flaherty homes. Attendees include multiple couples and families from East Helena Divide Jefferson Island Three Forks and Toston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek
F. O. Cooper
Cooper
W. H. Butterman
Raymond Cooper
F. C. Cleveland
Carroll Cleveland
Leslie Holden
No-Host Party Is Highlight on Logan's Calendar of Weekly Activities
Logan notes a no-host dinner at E. L. Trents in honor of Mrs. Trents birthday anniversary with many guests from Bozeman Manhattan and Three Forks. Local social items mention visitors from Livingston Belgrade and Butte and a Madison Valley Women's club picnic with a pot-luck lunch. A Bozeman couple Marie Westerman and Jack Tinder wed in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Cecil Lowe
Butte
Roy Romans
Fred Kissinger
Gus Harry Runkle
Willard Dudley
Theo Damuth
Mary Bryson Hughes
Bill Noyes
Manhattan
John Gillespie
Wilford Gillespie
Dick Gillespie
Elder Olsen
Camilla Powers
John Haven
Lena Olsen
Jimmy Wellhouser
Sheridan Couple Weds in Dillon
Frances Dudley daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Dudley of Sheridan and Leland McCrea son of Mr and Mrs William McCrea of Sheridan united in marriage Friday at the Dillon Methodist parsonage with Rev J A Meeke officiating. After a Spokane wedding trip they plan to resume their respective work once home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Frances Dudley
Willard Dudley
Leland McCrea
William McCrea
Dillon
J. A. Meeke
Robert Dudley
Bessie Hadzer
Spokane
McCrea
Court House
Virginia City
Butte
Two Madison County Couples Wed In Separate Services
Last week two Madison county weddings drew local attention. Frances Dudley and Leland McCrea married in Dillon with Rev. J. A. Meeke officiating. Catherine Potter and William Armitage wed in Missoula with Rev. J. N. McLean conducting. Both couples plan to reside at Cameron and Sheridan respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Madison County
Frances Dudley
Leland E. McCrea
Dillon
Catherine E. Potter
William K. Armitage
Missoula
Dudley
Mr. McCrea
J. A. Meeke
Bessie Hadzer
Butte
Robert Dudley
McCrea
Willard F. Dudley
Sheridan
Madison County Welfare Office
William McCrea
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Cameron
Sheridan High School
Montana State College
Bozeman
Palace Hotel
Margaret Armitage
Elizabeth Armitage
Herbert Armitage
Wisdom
George Ellinghouse
George
John C. Tolson
Girl Scouts Plan Stevensville Outing at Medicine Springs
Stevensville Girl Scouts group of 36, led by Mrs. Hugo Licens and Mrs. Marion Perry, will be chaperoned with lifeguards arranged. On Wednesday Darby girl scouts and Stevensville Brownies join the outing, and Thursday is a visiting day for parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
Medicine Springs
Hugo Licens
Marion Perry
Girl Scouts of
Darby
Brownies
Peppy Seamsterettes Discuss Sewing Topics
In Whitehall the Peppy Seamsterettes met in the county extension building. Lillie Kim spoke on How to Judge Clothing and Patty Hain discussed Buying Cotton Material. An open forum covered Good Posture for Good Health. Patricia Crumb and Lillie Kim served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
County Extension
Lillie Kim
Patty Hain
Patricia Crumb
Lakeside Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Miss Bess Siderius Miss Donna Owens and George Lowery of Tacoma visited Miss Siderius sister Mrs. B H Walker. Owens and Siderius are nurses at Camp Murray. Mrs. Alda M Lucas of Columbia Falls stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler. Boyd Baldwin and two children from Terry visited Lakeside to spend summer with Mrs. Baldwins parents. Frank Van Ash visited the Alice M Walker residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Bess Siderius
Donna Owens
George Lowery
Tacoma
Siderius
B. H. Walker
Siderus
Miss Owen
Camp Murray
Alda M. Lucas
Columbia Falls
Wheeler
Boyd Baldwin
Betty Ruth and
Boyd, Jr
Terry
Great Falls
Five Men Will Be Drafted For June 26 Call
Madison county selective service board has chosen the men for the next draft on June 26. On call No 11 Wednesday two youths left Madison county Theodore Russell Brugge of Sheridan and George Allen McDonald of Laurin. Those called for June 26 include Harluf Anderson Ennis John Alfred Halse Sheridan Elmer Franklin Melton Neihart Corby Howard Tilton Sheridan Eugene William Ball Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Madison County Selective Service Board
Madison County
Theodore Russell Bruggeman
Sheridan
George Allen McDonald
Laurin
Herluf Anderson
Ennis
John Alfred Halse
Elmer Franklin Melton
Neihart
Corby Howard Tilton
Eugene William Ball
Parties Highlight Social Calendar
Mrs. Marie Johnson hosted two social luncheons at the Brooks hotel in Hamilton this week. Guests at the Tuesday event included Mrs. Craw ford and Mrs. Prather among many others. Friday’s gathering featured attendees including Mrs. Buxton and Miss Annie Jean Stewart with a contract game at the hostess’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Cooley
C. B. Philip
F. J. O'Donnell
E. L. Cole
M. A. White
Milton Pyrd
John Dowling
R. A. O'Hara
C. M. Crutchfield
Ralph Peterson
E. R. Hammond
B. W. Reimel
R. G. Patton
G. M. Brandberg
Herbert Hayward
C. M. Buxton
M. S. Wessell
Jack Dowling
M. W. Hargett
S. A. Hatfield
Glenn Chaffin
Donald Gordon
C. W. Rosecrans
FE. K. Stewart, Sr
Harriet and
Grace Moore
Annie Jean Stewart
San Francisco
Calif
Salmon River Studied for Salmon Runs Revival
The U.S. Bureau of Fish and Wildlife sent a surveying party into Lemhi County to study Salmon River and its tributaries for salmon spawning grounds. The river, once rich with runs later reduced by fish traps, may be restored so salmon can return to the hatchery site and revive the river’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon
Idaho
U.S. Bureau of Fish and Wildlife
Lemhi County
Houser Couple Welcome Son in Willow Creek
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Houser are the parents of a son born June 12 at the home of Mrs. Rena Thompson in Willow Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek
Ted Houser
Rena Thompson
Large Class Is Confirmed at Episcopal Service
Bishop H. H. Daniels confirmed a large class of candidates in Virginia City last Sunday. The group hailed from Virginia City Sheridan Waterloo and the Orphans Home. Special music was provided by the choir with Mrs F W Bleck on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
H. H. Daniels
Episcopal Church
Sheridan
Waterloo
Twin Bridges
Orphans’ Home
F. W. Bleck
Bernice Lee Elser
Bessie Helene Elser
Revilo J. Morse
Kathern Coram
Freda Weingart
Virginia
Stevensville Legion Auxiliary Names Committees
The Stevensville American Legion Auxiliary held its last meeting before summer recess. President Mrs. O B York appointed chairmen for the coming year across executive, community service, membership, child welfare, Americanism and national defense, legislation, finance, music, Poppy, publicity, rehabilitation, radio and motion picture, and entertainment for September to November led by Elizabeth Bowker, Anna Mae Burnett, and Alice Pritchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
American Legion Auxiliary
O. B. York
Paul Dayton
Edward O'Hare
Walter Welch
E. C. Wells
Roy Woods
Lieyd Battles
James Winters
Earl Redding
Poppy
Harry Cassidy
J. Montgomery
Earl Lockridge
John Foust
Elizabeth Bowker
Anna Mae Burnett
Alice Pritchard
Wisdom Merchant Leaves on Trip to Alaska
Pioneer merchant J. P. Loss of Gold Creek and Wisdom heads to Fairbanks Alaska to visit his grandson and granddaughter in law and their three children. He will stop in Ellensburg Washington with his son in law and daughter before sailing from Seattle in June. The Big Hole church dinner on June 20 raised funds to repair the Wisdom church bellfry. Harold Capehart Walter Stewart and their spouses spent the weekend in Flathead county attending a dinner at Roy Murray s summer home honoring George Stewart and his wife s 48th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom
J. P. Loss
Gold Creek
Fairbanks
Alaska
Joe L. Corwin
Orville Corwin
Ellensburg
Wash
Seattle
Big Hole
Wisdom Ladies
Wisdom Church
Harold Capehart
Walter Stewart
Flathead Country
Roy Murray
Butte
Flathead Lake
George Stewart
Hamilton
Accident Victim Is Laid at Rest
Last services were held for 16 month old Patrick Brooks at Dowling chapel in Hamilton. Rev D R Boernke delivered the sermon as friends of the parents served as pallbearers. The boy, child of Mr and Mrs Cecil Brooks, died in a duch accident near their East Fork home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Patrick Brooks
Dowling Chapel
D. R. Boernke
Clark Gray
John Downing
Robert Nicholson
Everett Burks
Cecil Brooks
East Fork
Death of Monte Locke an Early Camas Prairie Resident
News of Monte Locke a longstanding Camas Prairie resident died at his North Dakota home. He was about 60, survived by a son and two daughters, his wife having died 20 years ago. Burial took place in Lisbon North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camas Prairie
Monte Locke
North Dakota
State Garden Club Convention Opens in Corvallis
Corvallis hosts the two day State Garden club convention with over 200 delegates attending a program including flag ceremony pledges talks on conservation of wild flowers and roadside beautification. A banquet and garden tour followed a luncheon and a pilgrimage to Bitter Root valley gardens. State officers listed with several local volunteers serving as chairmen across housing program registration and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Garden Club
Corvallis
Otto Quast
Charles W. Watters
University of Montana At
Garden Club
Hamilton
Bitter Root Valley
R. H. Straub
Great Falls
H. Lindsay
Butte
W. C. Forgey
Miles City
Kathleen Kingsley
Big Fork
R. J. LaPie
R. O. Steele
Lauren
S. H. Irvine
Stevensville
A. Nielson
W. McCrackin
Clarence Hagen
Steve
Lula Brooks
W. E. Pollinger
J. Dickson
J. A. Taylor
Grantdale
J. M. Davis
B. Irvine
Louis Andem
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Adams
Three Forks
Herman Leib
Ore
Charles A. Leib
Jon
J. J. Carrigan
J. W. Dowling, Jr
Dowling
J. S. Carrigan
Columbia Gardens
Frank Krisk
D. P. Elliot
C. E. Chryst
Familly
Diamond J Dude Ranch
Bing Bong
San Francisco Boston
Lillian Peterson
Pony
E. M. Brook
Brook
Alex Parsnick
Jane Benhart
Frank Payton
Tom Lile
Gene Lile
Eustis
Clair Davis
Golden Warnick
Verle Johnson
Eda Zietsky
St. James Hospital
Frank Johnston
Frankie
Billings
Rollins
Virginia Ryf
Virginia Rye
Argo
Westminster College
Erie
Theta Upsilon
Girl Scouts
Lakeside Briefs
Robert H. Montgomery
Wisdom Merchant
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