Carbon County news., 1937-06-18

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Wednesday night. Refreshments
were served.
a 71s pound baby girl was borr
Monday morning to Mr.. and Mrs
Alvin Wedemeyer. DR.. D. M. Say
les was the attending physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Boyavich Of
Washoe honored their son, Pete
Vavich, with a dinner party Sun
day. Mr.. Vavich graduated from
Bozeman State College. A huge
cake, decorated in the Montana
State college colors, Blue and Gold,
centered the table. Among the
guests were their daughter, Miss
Violet Vavich of Crockett, Calf,
who has come to witness the grad
uation of her brother. Others in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Glusac
and Miss Mary Mirachik of Butte;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kustudio, Mr..
and Mrs. Barko Bakich, Mr.. Sam
Jurovich and daughters, Vera and
Dorothy of Washoe; Mr.. and Mrs.
Rado Jovanovich and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Meatovich, Mr..
Philip Lubardo, Mr.. Joe Naglich,
Mr.. Ulado Jovanovich of Bear
creek; Miss Laura Boyanich and
Miss Della Brownfield Red Lodge;
Mr.. Vavich was the recipient of
many beautiful gifts. He will re-
main with his parents for a week
before returning to Dillon, Mont,
where he will be employed.
Because of flood conditions
which damaged their plant, staff
members of the Midland Review,
Billings Newspaper, were printing
the publication with the Carbon
county news facilities Thursday.
Here to supervise publication Of
the paper were C. G. Henley and
Ford Vaterlaus.
Sidney Bachelor, who had been
visiting here with his mother, Mrs.
Mary Bachelor, and sister, Mrs.
Eva Gable, has left forYellowstone
National Park to take over his
duties as transportation agent for
the summer. Mrs. Sidney Bach
elder and daughter, Carol, who
also had been visiting here, left
for Bozeman where they will visit
during the summer with Mrs.
Bachelors mother. Mr.. Bacheld-
er, who is assistant principal at
Great Falls high school, will have
charge of the buses that go over
the new Red Lodge highway and
which will stop at Canyon.
Word has been received here of
the death of Alvin Davis, nephew
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Pomroy Of
Red Lodge. He died on June 9Th.
Survivors include his widow, Mary
Davis and five children. There
is also mother, Lilly J. and four
brothers, Clyde E., Harry, SAINT
ford and Jessie Davis. The Ameri-
can Legion had charge of the fu-
neral in Livingston.
John Normile of Joliet transact
ed business in Red Lodge Wednes-
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Jordan Bean,
pioneers of the Bridger communi-
ty, and their son, R. J. Bean, were
business callers in Red Lodge
A beautiful booklet published by |
the Montana State Highway de-
partment, telling of Treasure
State vocational advantages, has
been received at the news office.
The publication outdoes anything
Of previous years in both printing |
and in the pictures used. The copy
is written in the inimitable style |
Of Bob Fletcher. The booklet is |
entitled "Headin' For The Hills"
and takes the prospective tourist
through every section of the state.
One of the photos is an attractive
view of the Red Lodge highway.
Included separately with the book
et is historical map of Montana,
"A one page history dedicated to-
he old timers" On the reverse
tide of the map is a "tabloid his
;ory' of the state, taking the
'eader from the dinosaur age to-
bout 1910. ALI in all the pub
icity work is a commendable one.
Theresa Castellano, student the
,ast year at the University Of
california, has returned to Red
lodge to visit relatives and
riends. >I
Norma Stumpff was elected
resident of Theta Rho Girls club
10. 9 at a regular meeting here.
lther officers include Jane Hardy,
ice president; Jean Woodrow, re-
ording secretary; Irene Pollock,
inancial secretary, and Hazel
tumpff, treasurer. Installation is
tanned for June % when all ap-
ointive officers will be an
ounced.
E. M. Morton, former proprietor
the Carbon County cleaners has
partnership in the Wardrobe
eaners at Cody, according to-