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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1934
Page
3
In compliment to her husband Mrs Elmo Winn entertained last Saturday evening era birthday. The article discusses darker hour accident statistics, noting higher death rates, with data on nighttime crashes and rush hours, alongside remarks from Travelers Insurance on visibility and speed factors.
Washington dispatch notes grasshopper infestation across 233 counties in seven states, with Montana stations reporting egg counts to gauge spread. The federal government will supply poison bait to aid farmers, with South Dakota hardest hit at 68 counties.
A Dillon news recap notes a yellow themed dinner for the Sweet and others on Thomson avenue and a Friday surprise visit for Mr. and Mrs. Henneberry. It also reports the Lutheran church wedding of Phoebe Paul to Christian Peterson and mentions D A R events, dance by the Brothers of St Andrew, and a Beaverhead D A R meeting scheduled with Mrs. Woodside.
Copper cookware remains a kitchen staple from early European homes to American settlers and pioneers. New designs in polished copper and chromium coatings appear alongside traditional handed down pieces and metal racks to display utensils. Copper heats quickly and is praised for health benefits, with claims of aiding anemia and reducing bitterness in brewed coffee.
The P. N. G. club met at Mrs. Fred Dart’s home yesterday afternoon. The M. and S. club gathered with Mrs. Dora Hart last night. American Legion auxiliary hosted in Legion rooms and socialized at Mrs. Earl Fairbanks’s home with joint hostesses. A silver tea for St. James guild at Mrs. Yom Call’s home featured assistance from parish women. The L D S Relief society held its April session at Mrs. Fred Dart’s. Women’s Business and Professional club meets this evening with bridge after dinner. A marriage license was issued to H. J. Decker and Annabelle Wolverine of Nawlins Wyoming. Judge George Opp officiated Nellie Weltzin and Harry Jeppe’s city wedding. Mrs. Elizabeth Clemon and Mrs. Fred Hirschy visiting Dillon from Jackson.
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