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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1928
Page
5
The discussion centers on the teaching profession, its historic低 status, and rising standards. Noted educators like Birkeland outline improved training and salaries, while a long list of teachers and observers plus a call for psychology avenues highlight growing opportunities in education.
A fragment notes Klehba resumes work in Dillon at a barber shop with Mr Johnson and Mr Eudaily. It states Eudaily is a well known local and has many patrons among both men and women who will be glad to learn he has returned and is permanently established here.
Rev. Thomas Simons will lead the service at the Presbyterian Church as elders elected recently are ordained and installed. The sermon titled Inside Religion will be given by the minister with choir music expected to match. The Sunday school session begins at 10 o clock, and punctual attendance will prevent delays in the second service.
A Paramount film titled The Gentleman of Paris stars Adolphe Menjou with Nicholas Soussanin as the skilled valet who guides a razor in a jealous wife intrigue. The Hartwig theatre screens it Friday, promising one of the finest acting bits seen on screen.
The Butte troupe will stage Magnolia Blossoms at Hartch for 27 weeks featuring a 21 member company led by stars Mike and Percy. The Broadway revue will include a peppy show with pretty girls and clever dancers among Butte entertainers.
The Parent-Teacher Association held its monthly meeting in the Primary Building. Officers for the year were elected: President Mrs. John Orr. Vice-President Mrs. J. E. Kelly. Secretary Mrs. Forrest Bayerd. Treasurer Miss Ardis Wynne. Press Reporter Mrs. Otis Wedum. Attendance prizes were won by Primary Building Grade 3A and Old Building Grade 7B. The program included community singing, gardening, educational current events by Superintendent Charles Henry, violin and vocal performances, and a quartet. List of hostesses and attendees was read.
A. N. A. of Enterprise Camp met in Jackson on Friday the 13th. After ritual work and new banners, neighbors and husbands were treated to luncheon. Mrs. A W Wilson led a talk on thirteen symbolisms in U.S. history, including colonies, states, flags, ships, and letters.
Vilhimur Stefanson tests six months on a fresh meat only diet at Bellevue Hospital New York under Russell Sage Institute of Pathology oversight. Observers note no ill effects and potential benefits to meat industries as public appetite shifts toward meat over substitutes.
Washington April 12 One motor vehicle for every 5.18 persons or 23127 were registered in the United States last year totaling 301,064,182 in license and registration receipts. Trucks or road tractors numbered 2898 among the total with a large increase over 1926. State bureaus supplied figures via the Bureau of Public Roads.
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