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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1928
Page
8
Fragmentary notes describe a Springfield gathering with Gorgeous tulips used in room decor and a lovely dinner. Mrs Stephen was praised for a neglige, followed by progressive pinwheel games, Mrs Hartwig achieving a high score and Mrs Poindexter a low score, plus received pinochle cards.
The Ellen May Guild will hold its third annual party next Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the church. Members of the guild and the Presbyterian congregation will be in attendance.
The D. D. club was entertained evening by Mrs. J. T. Shaffner at her country home. The Hylo Pinochle club will meet next hosted by Mrs. E L. Poindexter. Ellen May Guild to be entertained tomorrow by Mrs. J. E. Mores and Mrs. Ralph McFadden at the former’s home. topic Latin America. Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly en-
Mrs Walter Weltle of Logan has been visiting Dillon at the home of her brother W De Tovey and at the home of Mrs Dan Tovey Jr. Mrs Walter Schowe and her mother Mrs Cheney visit Dillon from Sheridan. Mr and Mrs William Lynch and daughter and Mrs May Harvey motored to Dillon to visit friends. their home is in Butte.
George Melton loses in a key singles match but earns runner up as the handball tournament advances. W B Hartwig and A Goodman fall in doubles to B A Reynolds and Paul Schneider in a close 21-20 15-21 21-18 contest. The championship saw sharp rallies as Melton displays sportsmanship and attracts fan support in Dillon.
Sylvia Warren president of the club announces the Montanomal staff and faculty advisors naming new Chanticleer members Mildred Jacobson Anna Krause Marjorie Laughlin Leone McCoy Victoria Mihelich Bernice Owen Dorothy Buyder Helen Wendel Dorothy Jemi-800.
At a luncheon the Rotary Club discussed timberland reservations and Beaverhead forest fire risk. Speaker Mr Blofson forecast the forest could later yield railroad ties and create jobs for miners and others, noting grazing rights under a ten year permit plan and government spending in the district.
The article notes the second largest National forest in Manama with 1,389,273 acres, local employment drives for war effort against beetles, and the April 22-28 1928 American Forest Week proclaimed by President Coolidge. It urges joint action to fund and extend forest protection under Clarke McNary Law,, stressing that 80,000 fires occur annually and responsibility lies with public agencies, landowners, and forest workers to prevent destruction.
The annual Interclass Meet was held in the high school auditorium on Friday evening May 4. Juniors led with top scorer Frank Little earning 34 points, followed by sophomores 38, seniors 41, and freshmen 5. Hig Night was second with 22 points, Dansie 20, Blair 12. Event winners included Little in 0 6, Danale and Pendergast tie in 100 yard dash, Spencer Blair Thibideau 0 61, Blair Danaie Hismash 7 31.4, Hignight Ostroll Thompson 2 25, pole vault Hignight Dansie Blair 10 feet, high jump Berry Banning Dansie 5 feet 2 inches.
Fragmentary text shows Mrs Brown tidying up meals for Mr Brown. Limited legible details mention a family scene and a reader or grade context but puzzle-like phrasing limits clarity of events or outcomes.
Readable fragments showDisewy Little Blair Banning LiG feet. Wright Banning 88 feet 3 inches Broad jump Danele Little Hightand Pendergast tie 18 feet 10 inches. All students placing in inter class meet at athletic field Friday afternoon. Normal teams in public athletic event this year include 68 events with many pupils taking part under supervision of Haten Mag Smith and others.
The Boon High School graduation activities begin with present events on May 18. Included in the group are Robe r Hallie Stephens Clifton McLarin Jean Ballard Mildred Peter Ron Georgia Metlen Rollin d eau Grace Ewing and Jesso Mo Mile.
A fragmentary item hints at Luk-Ole and his bay og joining a cheerful little fellow in a pleasant gathering. The text remains unclear on place or date.
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