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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1956

Page

6

Funeral Held for Ira Gordon in Dillon

Funeral services for Ira Gordon aged 54 were held at Brundage chapel with Rev. Dennis Kinlaw presiding. Gordon, born September 15 in Michigan, had lived in Dillon since 1919, worked at Roberts Harness Shop, then Missoula and Twin Falls where he died last Sunday. Survivors include William Gordon, two sisters in Pocatello, a brother in Hayden Lake, and other relatives. Burial followed at Mountain View cemetery.

Ira Gordon Brundage Mountain View Dennis Kinlaw Methodist Church Dillon Roberts Harness Shop Missoula Twin Falls Idaho Michigan William Gordon Charles Bonnifield Melvin Beebe Pocatello Ernest Gordon Hayden Lake Dave Keefer Great Falls Edward Falk Reno Nev

Livestock booklet revised for farmers by Union Pacific

Omaha Neb. A revised edition of Livestock a Union Pacific Railroad Agricultural Development booklet is now available to west farmers and ranchers. Prepared by Joe W Jarvis and six railroad agricultural agents it covers beef cattle sheep swine livestock shipping and loss prevention with a new readable format and color cover. The manual offers guidance for new producers and discusses herd management feeding production housing and diseases under major divisions.

Omaha Neb Agricultural Development Department Union Pacific Railroad West Joe W. Jarvis Jarvis Department of Agricultural Development Dodge St Omaha 2 W. T. Burns Traffic Western Agriculture

First Baptist Church Service Schedule Note

First Baptist Church holds a Sunday service at 11 am and an evening service at 8 pm, with a Wednesday evening prayer meeting in the evening.

First Baptist Church

St James Episcopal Church Service Schedule

Rev Arthur Lord presides with eight am holy communion. At nine forty five am church school gathers and eleven am morning prayer and sermon. The Rainbow for Girls will attend this service.

ST. James’ Episcopal ‘Church Arthur Lord Order of Rainbow For

The Understated Look Leads Spring Wardrobe Preview

Lara B Pen surveys spring fashion focusing on lightweight wools and textures. She notes feather-light tweeds and bright flannels in monochrome and color, sheer wools, crisp worsteds, and nubby knits. Accessories feature midlength gloves with multiple buttons and sleeves varying in length.

Traffic violators forfeit Bonds in police court

Charles Lessey of Butte and Robert Odionse forfeited $15 bonds after failing to appear for a hearing before Judge A L Mc Arthur. Lessey posted a $10 bond for speeding on Montana street and Odionse’s $5 bond was for running a stop light. Both men were arrested by police.

Charles Lessey Butte Robert Odionse A. L. McArthur Lessey Montana Odionse

Luther Smith Undergoes Surgery at Mayo Clinic

Luther Smith underwent surgery at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota this week and will receive treatment there after a medical check up in Butte last week. He is reported to be getting along fine.

Luther Smith Mayo Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn Luther Butte

Assembly of God Church Service Schedule and Invitation

Clayton Nelson pastor leads Sunday school at 10 a m and morning service at 11 a m Evangelistic service at 7 30 p m and mid week service Wednesday at 7 30 p m The church invites you and your family to a warm welcome with the lamps shining as an example to follow.

Assembly OF God Church Clayton Nelson

VA News Briefs to Appear Weekly in Local Paper

A weekly Veterans Administration news briefs column will be published in the newspaper to inform veterans in the community. Veterans should contact or write their nearest VA office for further information.

Veterans Administration

Millionth Veteran Repaid GI Loan in Full

The millionth veteran repaid his GI loan in full, with VA figures showing 41,024,919 loans totaling over $5.1 billion repaid across homes farms and businesses as of January 31 1956. VA underwrote 4.599 million loans totaling $34.4 billion. Home loans dominate, 4.306 million. farms 68,956. business 224,214. Of 1,024,919 repaid in full, 809,511 were home loans, 42,277 farm loans, and 173,131 business loans. An estimated $3.5 billion more has been paid off in installments on outstanding loans. VA paid lender claims on 40,035 loans, original principal about $200 million, net loss about $19 million.

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Outstanding WWII and Korean War Vet Loans Remain Unpaid

VA estimates that 24.5 billion of the original 34.4 billion borrowed by World War II and Korean conflict period veterans is still outstanding after repayments, amortization, and claims payments.

George E. Baker Files for Township JP Office

George E. Baker, incumbent, filed this morning for re election as Justice of the Peace for Dia ne Sowaghiy on the Republican ticket.

George .E. Baker George E. Baker Diane Sowaghiy

Fred Kluesner Visits Dillon During Army Transfer Stopover

Fred Kluesner, son of Lima residents Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kluesner, spent last weekend in Dillon visiting friends. He is on an eight day delay in route stopover from Fort Ord to Fort Belvoir for Electrical Motor Generator School with the Engineers.

Fred Kluesner W. L. Kluesner Lima Dillon Fred Fort Ord Calif Fort Belvoir

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