Missoula Artist Herb Stone Displays Cut-Out Silhouettes
The Butte Art Center in Montana features Herb Stone of Missoula with cut-out silhouettes created from Anaconda Copper Mining materials. Stone, a remount man for the U S Forest Service, paints scenes of horses pack trains and Montana mountains using hand made methods. Local collectors include Mayor Hauswirth and Major Kelly. WPA artists and other Montana works accompany his exhibit in Gallery A with daily public hours.
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Butte Art Center
Montana
Herb Stone
Missoula
Mr. Stone
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
United State Forest Service
Idaho
Perma
Horse Plains
Camas Prairie
Stone
Snake River Country
Charles Hauswirth
Joe Beau
Caroline McGill
John Burke
Eddie Price
Norman Streit
Golden Rule Helps Disabled Find Jobs in Chicago Group
A Chicago report details a Golden Rule club within the Disabled Persons Association of America working to rehabilitate visibly disabled workers. Led by O. M. Brodfuehrer and L. A. Sabella, the group, with about 7,000 members, aims to place handicapped individuals in suitable roles across 10,000 US job classifications, arguing that only mental cripples limit potential.
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Joseph A. Rawlings
Chicago
Disabled Persons’ Association of America
Illinois
O. M. Brodfuehrer
L. A. Sabella
Selma Siedel
Sabella
United States Employment Service
Three Local Marriages Tied in Salmon Idaho
Bishop Thomas Allen of the L D S church united three couples in Salmon Idaho this week. Floreen Moultrie wed Basil Hard Dorothy Schofield married Bernard Richardson and Marva Campbell tied with Melvin Brown. The Hard couple planned to move to Minot North Dakota soon after the ceremony.
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Salmon
Idaho
Thomas Allen
Floreen Moultrie
Basil Hard
Dorothy Schofield
Bernard Richardson
Marva Campbell
Melvin Brown
Mrs. Hard
Minot
N. D
Tobacco stock in Britain enough for over two years
Sufficient tobacco is stored in Britain to supply British smokers for more than two years.
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Britain
Tax Structure Changes Enacted to Fund Defense Program
Washington reports a summary of House Ways and Means changes to shift tax structure for 1940 incomes. Personal exemptions drop for married and single filers. surtaxes rise in upper brackets. broadened filing thresholds. higher corporate and foreign corporation rates. temporary and excise taxes expanded. tobacco alcohol and other levies adjusted with floor stocks taxes. An emphasis on funding a preparedness program through broader levies and new cushions on higher brackets.
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Ways and Means Committee
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United States
Congress
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Louise Richardson Honored at Ugland Pink and Blue Luncheon
Miss Louise Richardson was toasted as her upcoming marriage as Mrs. George Ugland and Mrs. Harry Dell hosted a Friday afternoon shower at the Ugland home. Eastern Star officers and many friends attended, presenting gifts amid garden decor and a pink and blue color scheme.
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F. L. Unmack
Mary Wahl
Jack Strong
E. P. Koontz
Henry Howell
Erma Bagley
J. V. Steinberger
Louis Krieg
V. J. Roberts
Sam Hulden
William Craig
Abbie Townsend
William Hoskins
Louise Rule
William Harris
Philip Richardson
Daughters of the Nile Hold Initial Luncheon At Coey Home
Members of the Daughters of the Nile gathered at Mrs. John Coey’s residence for the annual no host initial luncheon. The 1:30 p.m. meal paired each dish with the initial of a member’s name as the season’s last event before summer vacation. A brief business session preceded plans for aiding Shrine Hospitals.
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Daughters of the Nile Club
John Coey
Shrine Hospitals
Officers Elected by Democratic Woman's Club
The Democratic Woman's Club elected and inducted officers this week. Helen Ettien was re elected president. Amelia Newman became vice president, Mary Stejer secretary and treasurer, Mabel Hoskyn chairman of the program, and Margaret Rainville chairman of the digest committee. The club will vacation during the summer months.
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Democratic Woman's Club
Helen Ettien
Amelia Newman
Mary Stejer
Mabel Hoskyn
Margaret Rainville
Royal Neighbors of America Members Attend Conference
Several members of the Royal Neighbors of America attended a regional conference. The event gathered officers and delegates to discuss lodge activities and future community service plans.
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The
Royal Neighbors of America
Communication facilities face severe admin hurdles block rate rise
The report outlines serious administrative difficulties in telephone telegraph radio and cable sectors convincing the committee that a rate increase would be inadvisable.
Convention in Twin Bridges Saturday Highlights Attendees
The Twin Bridges convention drew attendees including R. W. Canoll and his daughter Miss Bertha Canoll along with Mrs. A. E. L. East Mrs. Mary Young Mrs. Emma Dooley Mrs. Hattie Hansen Mrs. Orinda Hansen and Mrs. Lola Russell.
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Twin Bridges
R. W. Canoll
Bertha Canoll
A. E. L. East
Mary Young
Emma Dooley
Hattie Hansen
Orinda Hansen
Lola Russell
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Return From Whitefish Conclave
State assembly in Whitefish attended by Senator W. E. Keeley from the local order Mrs Eva Shanley of the Rebekah lodge and Mr and Mrs James M Dennis state officers. Meetings were followed by social events.
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Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Whitefish
W. E. Keeley
Eva Shanley
Rebekah Lodge
James M. Dennis
Stevensville Grange to Assemble Tuesday
Stevensville Grange No. 117 will meet at the Women's clubhouse Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The home economics department will supervise the program. Refreshments and a social hour will follow. Summer meetings reduce to one per month on the fourth Tuesday.
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Stevensville
Garden Club Meeting in Stevensville Hosts Rose Culture Talk
Mrs Louis Andem Jr entertained the Three Mile Garden club at her Stevensville home. J P Sharp gave a talk on Rose Culture. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Antrim Baldwin Enfield Fundenberger Hagen Hagen Hagen Irvine Irvine Sheridan Shepherd Strife Toth Poin dexter Andemer and visitors R S Lemon and Mr Sharp.
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Stevensville
Louis Andem Jr
Three Mile Garden
J. P. Sharp
Stanley Antrim
Carl Baldwin
Lloyd Enfield
Elmer Fundenberger
Clarence Hagen
Fred Hagen
Harold Hagen
S. H. Irvine
Robert Irvine
G. E. Sheridan
George Shepherd
Frank Strife
Steve Toth
Walter Poindexter
Louis Andemer
Lemon
Mr. Sharp
Inland Paraguay Eyes Ocean Outlet at Colonia Uruguay Port
Inland Paraguay plans an outlet to the sea via a projected free port at Colonia Uruguay, aiming to secure a maritime corridor for exports. The initiative envisions improved regional trade access and infrastructure development to enhance river and port connections.
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Paraguary
Colonia
Uruguay
North Crow Greek Club Meeting Report
Mrs. A. T. Baumgartner hosted the North Crow Creek club gathering at the club house with eighteen members present and guests Mrs. Paul Schennemann and Mrs. Jean Frazer. Thora French read a Lake County Federation report while Bess Johnson gave a book report. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for June 25 at Mrs. Charles Adamsin's home.
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Garden Club
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Hugh Adair
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Congress Club
Helena
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Missoula, Montana
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