Revival Of Interest In Golf Aimed At Club Renewal
Enthusiasts and stockholders met to discuss reviving Dillon County golf with aims to restore the course. New officers were elected Dr. W. E. Monger president H. M. Brundage vice president and W. M. Stone secretary. A committee led by George Gosman will study course costs and maintenance and report at tonight's city hall meeting inviting all interested in golf and social privileges.
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Dillon Country Club
W. M. Stone
George Gosman
T. F. McFadden
J. W. Rees
City Hall
Navy Enlists 17 Year Old George Murray
George William Murray, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Murray, was accepted for enlistment in the U S Navy on April 12. He has been sent to the naval training center at San Diego.
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George William Murray
Harold Murray
U.S. Navy
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Contractor B J Magee Spends Summer After California Winter
B J Magee, a contractor on the Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad project, arrives to spend the summer after a winter in California.
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B. J. Magee
Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad
California
Notes on events around Helena area education and campus arts
Pres Rush Jordan attended a State Board of Education meeting in Helena. Terisita and Emilio Osta perform April 19 in the Normal college auditorium as the fifth entertainment in the season series with Terisita dancing and Emilio at the piano. Jessie L. Duboc wrote a Journal of Geography article on Pacific Northwest history. Flower Formal set for April 23 with Lillian Fehrenkamp and Donald Wallin coordinating decorations and Betty Lou VanDelinder chairing the flower committee. Warren Elwood oversees ticket sales. Five Gargoyles will be initiated April 15 into Jeweled Masque. candidates include William Spahr, Bill Jolly, Donald Wallin, Edith Williams, and Illa Mae Sims. Evelyn Mikkelsen will sponsor the Gargoyle club during Myrtle Savidge’s absence this spring. High school musicians head to the Missoula solo and ensemble festival after the Wednesday assembly.
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Terisita
Emilio Osta
Normal College
Emilio
Brngay
Lillian Fehrenkamp
Stevensville
Donald Wallin
Philipsburg
Betty Lou VanDelinder
Belgrade
Warren Elwood
Kalispell
Gargoyle Club
William Spahr
Dillon
Bill Jolly
Butte
Edith Williams
Sheridan
Illa Mae Sims
Melrose
Evelyn Mikkelsen
Myrtle Savidge
Radio quip columnist Elmer Blurt visits Oroville station
Columnist Al Pearce better known as Elmer Blurt attended the KDAN dedication in Oroville California. He traded barbs with local talent while Vera Fosdice Mercury Register social editor wrote Grim and Groan with Vera. Fosdice is sister of Mrs. R A Lasich of Dillon and has visited here several times.
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al Pearce
Elmer Blurt
KDAN
Oroville
Calif
Vera Fosdice
Mercury Register
Fosdick
Vera
R. A. Lasich
Dillon
Heart thinking urged for citizens and leaders alike
The meditation urges individuals to rely on personal thinking rather than borrowed ideas. It cites Roosevelt and Edison as examples of intensive thinking, notes the danger of experts and ghost writers, and calls all citizens to informed, honest thought to sustain democracy and solve critical problems.
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Roosevelt
Roosevelts
Edison
Taxpayers Association estimates Montana tax dividend
The Montana Taxpayers association says Montana's dividend from the new income tax reduction bill will total 13 300 000 annually, about 28 percent of fiscal 1947 individual income taxes. It argues the cut frees money for private enterprise savings or handling rising living costs.
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Helena
Montana Taxpayers Association
Montana
Hignight Tops Dillon Rifle Club Score
Henry Hignight led the Dillon Rifle Club Friday night with a high score near 280 to capture first place. Close behind were Boyd Koenig and C W Buckingham with strong showings, followed by a field including Ballou, Smith, Sommers, Simon, and Sassman among others.
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Dillon Rifle Club
Henry Hignight
Boyd Koenig
C. W. Buckingham
Ballou
Smith
Sommers
Simon
Larsen
P. Cashmore
Langdorf
B. Cashmore
Johnson
Tayne
Dr. Bell
Jacobson
Sassman
C. Banks
Great Falls to get new airways squadron voice
Air force officials at McChord Field Washington say Great Falls may activate a new airways and air communications service squadron soon. The unit is planned to be established in the near future along with a second squadron at Hill Air Base Utah.
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Great Falls
Air Force
McChordfield
Washington
Hill Air Base
Utah
Montana disease cases fall short of 1947 totals in early 1948
Through the week ending April 3 1948 Montana reported 270 communicable disease cases versus 363 in the same week of 1947. For the first 14 weeks of 1948 there were 4 637 cases compared with 5 811 in 1947. Last week recorded 270 cases, below the 356 cases reported the prior week.
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Montana
L. J. Lull
State Board of Health
State Health Department
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