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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1943
Page
4
Members of the Dillon Shakespeare club plan their annual luncheon on Saturday April 10 at 1 30 in St James guild hall. All active honorary members and guests will attend and the Coward comedy Blithe Spirit will be reviewed.
Wisdom residents recount social and civic events from 1917 including a pointless alphabet luncheon, state convention notes in Butte, and long lists of local families at dinners and bridge parties. The piece highlights anniversaries, church and club meetings, and a school election with George Helming losing the trustees race to Douglas Morrison.
At the assembly this morning U S N C debaters argued the question that the United Nations should establish a permanent federal union. The Dillon student J W McCracken and Kathleen Tschache of Hamilton supported the affirmative while Betty Newton of Deer Lodge and Dorothy Julian of Sheridan defended the negative.
Government notices outline validity periods for shoes sugar coffee and processed foods stamps in War Ration Book One and Two. It specifies stamp expiration dates for blue and red stamps, car fuel measures including five through six month allowances, and tire inspection requirements for renewal of rations.
In the District Court of Montana Beaverhead County the estate of Raymond Arrigoni deceased appoints Dolores Arrigoni as administratrix. Creditors and all persons with claims must file vouchers within four months after first publication at J Kelly attorney Poindexter Building Dillon Montana. Dated April 1943.
The Jackson school district reelected Martin C. Jackson after forty years in local service. Election judges named were Mesdames Chas Wenger, Harry Lapham, and Sanford Shepherd. The column also notes routine local visits, travel, and rationing efforts with a Rebekah Assembly poem urging economy.
Lew Brundage son of Mr and Mrs H M Brundage opens a law office in the Telephone block He earned a Virginia law degree passed the bar and was admitted to Montana on motion He and his wife and daughter recently arrived from Virginia where he left the Marines due to injuries He is a Dillon native and former Dillon student
Mrs. Fred Woodside reports renewed donations to the Community Train Service from the Busy Bee club, Methodist Women's society and T. E. Luebben. Contributions from organizations and jar collections in city businesses sustain the service indefinitely, with letters from veterans praising the treats received in Dillon.
The Montana State Auditor certifies that The Aetna Casualty & Surety Company filed a December 31, 1942 statement and is authorized to transact miscellaneous insurance in Montana until March 31, 1944. Financials show capital and surplus figures as of 1942 with aggregate assets and liabilities listed and verified by the auditor.
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