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The Independent Record, Helena, Friday, August SO, '1957 Tigt Twelv White Sulphur Springs Seath eatnercomos from the Plumb Creek Lumber White Sulphur Springs Fa wril services for John O'Leary, company at Columbia Falls. 82, were held Wednesday at the Catholic church. Burial was in the Mayn cemetery. John O'Leary Mr. and Mrs.

John Ballard and Miss Gloria Hebert visited here from Baton Rouge, La. Ballard is a nephew of the late Fhillip Snaw, was born on July 17, 18,5, in Reach township, Ontario, the son of Jeremiah and Mary Fox O'Leary. He came to the United States and later to Montana Mr. and Mrs. Walter Finch and children have returned from a va cation trip to San Diego, where they visited their son, Bill where he worked on ranches in Meagher county for many years.

Finch, who returned home with them. Bill has finished his time IS HERE FOR FALL1 The Revolutionary New Idea that Invisibly Holds Your Hair in Place. in the navy. The Ringling Altar society met MX Thursday at the home of Mrs, James Higgins. He suffered a stroke in 1939; and he was a bed patient until his death at the Castle Mountain rest home Saturday.

O'Leary is survived by a brother, Jerry O'Leary, Otis Orchard, and by another brother and three sisters whose addresses are not known. Mr. and Mrs. William Jones and Delegates from Martha chap ter No. 11, Order of Eastern Star, who attended the 86th annual session of the Grand Chapter of Montana, Order of Eastern Star, at Helena were Mrs.

Virginia Hanson, worthy matron; Mrs. Jo CREATE NEW HAIRDOS WITH sephine Dyer, associate matron; sons went to Provo, Utah, to attend funeral services held for Mr. Jones' father, Frank Jones. Services were Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Clinton Backus were here from Long Beach, visiting Mrs. Backus' Mrs. Rosabelle Mayn, past wor thy matron; and Mrs. Priscilla Niewoehner.

The sessions, which ended Saturday, were held at the avic center. Quests of Mrs. Ellen Dempsey and family are Mrs. Ed Herndall and Henry Hofstedt of Wheaton, brother, Harold Mayn, and friends in this vicinity. They visited in Minnesota before coming to White Sulphur Springs, and have gone to Alaska where they will spend some time before returning home.

Frank Dempsey of Aber deen, S. and Mr. and Mrs. W. Pape and family of Ager, Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Bears and S. D. Mrs. Herndal is a sister children of Columbia Falls are! of Mrs.

Dempsey, and Howstedt visiting his father and is their brother. ROVERCOAT Mr. ana juts, rai iears. iearsj Mrs. Hazel Dempsey of Spo-is on a three months vacation ve, Mr.

and Mrs. Otis Nelson and daughter, Chelly, of Mountain Home, Idaho; Joe Mc-' Reynolds of Yakima, and I American Sheet Metal ROOFING SERVICE 1010 Euclid Ave. HI 2-6150 Mrs. Hazel Dempsey and Mrs.1 George Dempsey are daughters of Ed McRevnolds: and Joe Mc-i In the Free'n Easy look The Post Toaster for easy going anywherel In Parka Poplin lined with Corduroy, and Thermex insulated for warmth without weight! Collar converts into a hood. 1 J- VC.

ll kT-1 I is a daughter of Mrs. Hazel Dempsey. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Voldseth en-i 95 tertained at their ranch home! near Lennep on Sunday in honor 25 ft pi if their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Voldseth1 Set Us for Electric Wiring Installment Repair Estimates Gladly Given Palmquist Electric of Iowa City, Iowa. About SO fam ily memDers ana inenas were present The Pine View 4-H club met: Wednesday at the home of Ru 420 N. Main HI 2-2240 dolph Crachy. Linda Holliday gave a demonstration on pinning a hem, and she read a letter writ KNITNECK ten by Myrthle Flaskrud of Nor-i way, in IFYE correspondent The Ringling Home Demonstra tion club held a picnic at the FLIC-ELMAN'S SPORTSWEAR SECTION Second Floor Lucas ranch on Wednesday.

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