The Havre Daily News from Havre, Montana • 6

THE HAVRE DAILY NEWS lljnday Evening January 29 1941 Services Held Old Glory lies Over Luzon attend Tuesday Night with their friends and neighbors th der will be announced soon Methodist church of LAG TIMES TONIGHT! pur ELKS BALLROOM whigiit i ALSO fite Ate SUCK OMK tWUt Tues Jan 30th lambs I Buy $100 Per Couple $2500 War Sayings Bond To Be Awarded now PUBLIC INVITED! Earl dock Co $5O Buttreys A 4 Milk RiverMotor Co Havre Holland and Bonine Bear Paw Motors Lou Lucke Co urniture 1 'r ARNOLD moved to Eureka Doctor practiced kt the Naval Air Station A Personnel Seattle (5) Wash of Polio annually and local resi dents are urged to dig down and troubles of others and he seemed always able to help them bear their burdens said friends here atlon which met here Saturday for its eighth annual reunion and closed yesterday with the election of officers for 1945 Nearly 600 members attended the convention which was held early this year in compliance with the wartime ban on large conven tions effective eb 1 Throw YOUR Scrap Into ight Havre along with the rest of the nation will take time out Th OSIXIl $1100 $1350 that the management and help may attend the President's Birth day Ball at the Elks Ballroom for a Worthy Cause Bert and Glad ys Warwick 29 2t Snyder is a past president of the Havre Lions club which is no longer in existence here He was an active member of the Kiwanis club and a member of Havre Elks lodge No 1201 He served a term as finance drive chairman for the Bear Paw Dale Snyder Will Manage Woolworth Store at Omaha Neb Dale Snyder for the past more War Bonds and Owl Drug drug Clarks Pharmacy and Kas Cigar store Tickets will also be sold at the door Soneone attending the dance will also be presented with a $25 war bond transmission amounts not are also ex for the IV Ball to be 'latest MARCH TIMEreport ON Ina Pauline Timmons OL Waves in Seattle Ju Pauline Timmons SC (Y) COME EARLY! 2:00 6:45 9:15 Kremlinarm Outlook Meeting to be Held 1:30 Wednesday The arm Outlook meeting scheduled' at Kremlin Jan 30 has been postponed until the after noonof Jan 31 starting at 1:30 Postponement was made due to the annual celebration of the birthday ball the eve ning of Jan 30 sure to invalids that they may live and walk again Although 1200 persons in Hill county have been contacted by Tompkins Heads Cowboys GREAT ALLS Jan (Bill) Tompkins Belt cattleman and resident of Mon tana for 38 years had today as sumed his new pogt as president of the Montana Cowboys Associ nutes will go on sale to the public eb 1 according to Acting Post master Charles Gorman New type notes come In 11 de nominations and there will be 18 denominations of stamps to sup plement the postal issues Designed for safe convenient and economical through the malls of exceeding $10 they pected to save time chaser NOW SHOWING! 4) riends gave them a fitting golden wedding anniver sary party on March 19 1928 at the Van Orsdel in Havre The Hunters in 1930 where his profession until three years ago Doctor Hunter was a kindly man of sterling character dearly beloved by all who knew him He money orders known as postal was never too busy to hear the Outstanding Lamb Prices BILLINGS Jan 29 UR) Con signors of cattle of the Billings Livestock Commission 1945 Hereford sale here Satur day received $40560 for 151 head of bulls and females Outstanding purchase of the day was made by Carter owner and manager of the Nor thern hotel here who paid $675 per pound or $675 for a South down Iamb purchased at a Den ver stockshow by Harry A Sny der local sheepman for $510 per pound Both prices are said to be world record per pound price for fat Jay Croft Succeeds Young as Manager Of Havre Safeway Store Jay Croft for the past three years manager of the Safeway store at Cut Bank has succeeded Phil Young as manager of the Havre store Mr and Mrs Croft have already moved here Croft was a member of the Cut Bank Lions club Elks and Ma sonic lodge He was active in community affairs there jaws Summons Mrs Lewis Miller The Hub andlaMode 706 Auto Electric Today for Roger Willson uneral services for Roger Willson 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs red Willson were conducted this afternoon at at the Van Orsdel Metho dist church with the Rev George Reid pastor officiating urther details will be in Daily News Young Willson passed away on riday afternoon in a local hos pital after an illness of over two years He was in his third year at the Devin school when he was taken ill August 5 1942 In addition to the parents Rog er is survived by a brother How ard and two sisters Allene and Barbara his grandparents Mrs Howard Willson of Leal and Mr and Mrs Erickson of Crosby He is also sur vived by an aunt Mrs Don Clute of Dickinson who was here with the grandparents for the funeral and several aunts and uncles Roger red Willson was born Sept 29 1933 at Williston He was a member of the Assinni goine 4 club and the Methodist Sunday school His father is sup erintendent of the North Montana Experimental station at ort As sinnlboine (NEA Telephoto) Hoisted proudly over Dagupan City Hall as civic functions are restored under American protection Old Glory waves once more above Luzon soil Mrs Lewis Miller 65 of Havre passed away at a local hos at 5 30 Saturday morningRowing a short services will be held Tuesday afternoon Jan 30 at the Holland and Bonine at 2 o'clock with the Rev Klngery of the Sixth Aveijue Christian Church of Christ of ficiating Mae Miller was born on NpVjsmber 20 1879 near Cale donia Iowa in Ringgold county daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey 'Geringer Mrs child hoodj was 'spent in and around Caledonia Later the family mov ed 'to Mt Ayr Iowa where Mrs gMillesihad a dressmaking shop and assisted her father in his music More She became a mem Awrlof the Christian church at in January 1895 and devoted to the work ofChrist' throughout her life In1911 Mrs Miller came to Mon tana with her parents and broth ers and took a claim In Dawsoncounty in the vicinity of Vida $VIont In April 1916 She became Ahe bride of Lewis Miller of Cottonwood Mont To this union was born one' daughter Myra Pauline Miller The couple resided at Vida for five years later moving to Wolf Point and In 1925 coming to Havre to make their home where they have since 'In addition to her hnsband survived by her daughter Myra Pauline Miller and twobrothers Geringer of Vida Mont and A Geringer of Ubby Mont Mrs Miller was known for her kindness and consideration for others and for her earnest effort tu live a Christian life i New Inexpensive Money Orders Go On Sale ebruary 1 New and inexpensive types dread disease infantile paralysis Join in the fun with your friends and neighbors spend a gay evening to smooth music sparkling en tertainment that the children of America who are suffering from the crippling effects of infantile paralysis may have the treatment they need to regain their health through the Warm Springs Georgia oundation or the community services United Transfer Storage Co Havre Motor Co Loulucke Co: Meats The birthday of our President January 30th has become a day of a new birth for the many victims of this disease Dig into your pocket you have to dig very deep to join in the fun that gives this great opportunity to invalids of America the chance that they may walk and live again Right I WARJGBT 'OtwhOiln tn going feer yon shoe Afore sAoe foryomoaey Dr A Hunter ormer Resident Of Havre Dies Dr A Hunter father of Charles Hunter of Havre pass ed away at Eureka at 2 a riday January 26 and services were held there Sunday He was born at Champaign Illinois Oct 5 1851 the eldest of eight child ren Three sisters and one brother survive him Dr Hunter was married to Etta Jane Strothers on March 19 1878 at Hubbard Iowa To this union six children were born two dau ghters preceded their father in death Survivors are the widow three daughters Mrs Dora Bea man who has made her home with her parents in Eureka for the past 9 years Mrs Charles White and Mrs Carrie Norman both of Los Angeles Calif and Charles Hunter of Havre Dr Hunter was graduated from a medical college in Chicago in 1883 and practiced in Iowa until 1912 when the family came to Montana for Mrs health They settled on a homestead north of Havre later moving into Havre He was elected coupty commis sioner in 1920 and served for six I years Dr and Mrs Hunter were members of the Methodist church HORROR IN THE LAND THE LIVING DEAD! jm raunne Ttounons ou (ij O1U who recently 'completed training infantile paralysis and ocal rest in the WAVES is now stationed dents are urged to join in the fun i i nrir i i irnuo a uu Proceeds of the Birthday Ball I district of the Boy Scouts and celebrations and the March fojinore recently has been district Dimes aid thousands of victims cnarmun or me ouy was a ui luc uuamuci vx Commerce and active in commun century riends gave them uculo ax er uifevu aid in giving new hope and plea ity affairs A successor to Sny wrllt Va a wi eAAn Dale Snyder for the past six years manager of the WOolworth store here has been promoted to manager of the company store at Omaha Neb Mr and Mrs Sny der and son planned to leave today for their new home Sny der came here from Abilene Kan a Vk zv a a wi a a Ozl a ZYfYI me IlaUUU Will L1V VIIAIC vuv fdo WUC1U Lie Tuesday evening to dance at the worth store He has served in the nm 1 Omaha store as an assistant mana President Birthday ball and Hjg home wag originally at ceeds will be used for the treat 1 Norfolk Neb ment of polio victims Half of the receipts will be used for local work These annual Birthday Balls aid many thousands of victims of Dona DRAKE Robert LOWERY CGOW A Again comes the call to dance that others may walk at the annual benefit ball to aid the thousands of sufferers from the READER NOTICES THE BLUE MOON will be closed Tuesday night Jan 30 letters persons who were missed by the March of Dimes solicita tion are urged to send their con tributions to Russell Mosseau Box 101 Havre Tickets for the Birthday Ball wnicn win oe nein ai tue hal are on sae at the three banks LUSTY GUSTY AND GLORIOUS! 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