Summer Session Plans for WMCE Announced
Western Montana College of Education announces a two term 1952 summer session from June 9 to August 15. Faculty include Mikkelsen, Jackson, Bartholomew, Oehring, Packer, Kirkpatrick, and Davis with workshops in language arts reading and education. Excursions to Bannack and Virginia City accompany music, dancing, and lectures as students pursue diplomas or degrees. Three staff members on leave include Daniels Kneeland Luebben and Ryburn with study plans at UC Berkeley OSU Corvallis and University of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Jordan
Western Montana College of Education
Evelyn Mikkelsen
the State University
Brinton Jackson
Northwestern University
Mikkelsen
Jackson
Clair Bartholomew
Esther Oehring
Western
Miss Oehring
University of Chicago
Bartholomew
Missoula County
Ruth Packer
Utah State Agricultural College
Fay Kirkpatrick
Helena
Miss Kirkpatrick
University of Nebraska
University of Montana
Carl Davis
State University
Bannack
Virginia City
Lewis and Clark Cavern
Yellowstone Park
Warm Springs
Torrey Lodge
Gert Daniels
Ralph Kneeland
Helen Luebben
Joe Ryburn
Daniels
University of California At Berkeley
Kneeland
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Ryburn
University of Denver
Gun Club Completes Perfect Shoot at Reno Event
Herman Peterson and Rieger of Seattle tied for the Reno singles with 99 of 100. In the Denver Post Telegraphic trapshoot Dillon Gun Club started strong in Reno as Peterson, Renfro, Smith, and Strodtman posted 25s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Peterson
Reno
Nev
Ted Renfro, Jr
Russ Smith
Dale Strodtman
Dillon Gun Club
Denver Post
D. J. Doyle
Joe Roe
Pete Westergard
George Krause
Dr. Stanchfield
Fred Eudaily
Rieger
Seattle
Peterson
Herman
Mrs Donna Carrigan Visits Parents After Week Abroad
Miss Donna Carrigan a Wisdom teacher spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Victor Carrigan while away from the classroom on a personal trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Carrigan
Wisdom
Mrs
Victor Carrigan
Hunter harvest urged to save deer herd in winter range
Ranchers, sportsmen and forest service personnel visited Scudder Creek Grasshopper drainage to assess deer, feed and habitat. They found overused browse, soil disturbance and several malnourished deer, signaling a population reduction needed via hunter harvest to prevent further losses. Participants included Dwight Harrison, Roy Jackson, John Dooling and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Scudder Creek
Dwight Harrison
Roy Jackson
John Dooling
Carl Matter
George Northrup
L. M. Gilbert
LaMoine LaFay
Homer Turner
E. E. Redman
C. L. Kalitowski
A. F. Muchmore
Carl W. Simpson
Concert at Beaverhead County High School Tuesday
Beaverhead County High School to host its annual band and chorus spring concert Tuesday evening in the school auditorium. Selections include Caribbean Fantasy and Czech Rhapsody for band and Madonnas Prayer and Alice Blue Gown for chorus. 8 15 p m start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grafft
Beaverhead County High School
Montana State University
Missoula
Bill Thomas
Gary Williams
Bob Smith
Charles Murray
Don Murray
Dotty Kneeland
Carolyn Sargent
Elizabeth McFadden
Harold Jensen
Marilyn Mockel
Elizabeth
Carolyn McFadden
Grafft
Whitworth A Capella Choir Concert Friday Night
The 57 voice Whitworth choir will be conducted by Prof. Wilbur L. Anders at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. On a spring tour of seven western states, the program features Bach Christiansen Grieg and Acreck. The concert is sponsored by First Presbyterian church with no admission charge and a free will offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur L. Anders
St. Olaf
Whitworth
College of Fine Arts
University of Wichita
First Presbyterian Church
Conservation Week Proclaimed by Governor Bonner in Montana
Gov. John W. Bonner proclaims April 20 26 as Conservation Week in Montana urging conservation as everybody s business. The Montana Conservation Council supports the effort stressing wise use of soils forests waters minerals and wildlife for the greatest good of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Bonner
Montana
United States
Montana Conservation Council
Our Little Old Home Town Benefit Play for Cancer Drive
A Dillon high school auditorium performance Thursday night presents early town history from founding through World War II. Local cast includes George Brown, Jackie Armour, Bob Howard, Ben Tyrand, Jack McDonald, Ray Lynch, Stewart Burwell, and many more with musical numbers by Bernadine Rebich, Norma Koenig, and others. No admission charge. donations accepted for the cancer drive. Curtain rises at dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Frank Eliel
George Brown
Jackie Armour
Wil Have
Bob Howard
Ben Tyrand
Jack McDonald
Ray Lynch
Stewart Burwell
Jim Mountjoy
Ronnie Kenison
Ken Downing
Harve Withington
Jand Shirley Wilson
Virginia Jones
Jack Carriger
Bernadine Rebich
Norma Koenig
Nellie Poole
Bernice Sargent
Pat Sanderford
Chester Downing
Shirley Watson
Kenneth Morrison
Bob Davis
Ruth Ann Brown
Glenna Goodfellow
Jim Johnson
Connie South
Myrtle
Louis Atkinson
Verla
Paul Boetticher
Lucille
Walter Schwartz
Ken Morrison
Barber Shop
Don Smith
Weldon Payne
Dan Hawkins
Bob Brown
Soil District Expands to Include Grasshopper and Surrounding Areas
Ranch operators in the Grass hopper Wise River Divide and other Grasshopper districts vote 43 to 10 on April 5 to join Beaverhead Soil Conservation district. District offers technical aid for drainage irrigation system reorganization land leveling reseeding range improvement and similar projects. Board of five supervisors names Art Christensen Kenneth Eliason Emmett Blomquist Dillon Rudy Polish Glen Lee Martinell Dell. Homer Turner is the conservationist assigned to the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasshopper
Big Hole
Wise River
Divide
Beaverhead
Art Christensen
Kenneth Eliason
Emmett Blomquist
Dillon
Anaconda Man Guests Dillon Friends During Visit
Frank Tucker of Anaconda is a guest at the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Stephan while making one of his regular visits to Dillon where he has many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tucker
Anaconda
W. H. Stephan
Dillon
Farmers and Ranchers Urged to Study Proposed Measure
Helena April 24 Farmers and ranchers would share with city employers the effects of an initiative to amend the state industrial accident law. Dean Chaffin Montana Economic council warns costs would require employers to pay for life long doctor and hospital services for many diseases and penalties for hiring or firing workers who claim non disabling occupational diseases. He urges farmers and ranchers not to sign or to withdraw signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Dean Chaffin
Montana Economic Council
Chaffin
Car Crash Kills 3 Year Old in Unavoidable Accident
In Dillon a car driven by Jay V. McCarthy struck Theresa Ann Laden, 3, on South Washington. Investigators ruled vision impaired by shadows and sun glare as factors. The court inquest declared the accident unavoidable. services held at St. Rose Church with interment at Mountain View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay V. McCarthy
Theresa Ann Laden
Thomasden
South
Washington
William Jensen
Paul Temple
McCarthy
Harve Stanchfield
Barrett Hospital
George M. Melton
Monte
Robert Melton
Dillon
Mountain View
Father Clifford
Dan Carpita
Dick Later
Edward Ashworth
Carl Robison
Theresa Ann
Ralph Merry
Donald Merry
Bud Boerner
John Sullivan
Dorothy McGonigle
Thomas Grady
Butte
Leo Newman
Elliston
Roy McLeod
Philipsburg
Carl Garrison
Alder
Schwartz
Carl Davis
H. M. Brundage
Christine Jensen
Hildreth
Sheriff Temple
W. M. Stone
Warren Kunkel
Walter Foster
Robert N. Johnstone
Vince Schmittroth
W. V. George
Annual Vodvil at College Draws Large Audience
The Kappa Zeta Nu sorority won first place for the best act at Western Montana college’s vodvil show held Friday night in the auditorium to benefit the Chinook college annual. Second prize went to the sophomore class and third to the Music club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Zeta Nu_ sorority
Western
Montana College
Music Club
Frank Hull
Ruth Fuller
Jack Carriger
Sharon Zoski
Clifford Simpson
Ginny Sones
Mary Anne Roberts
Dan McKeel
Dillon Merchants
Don Wheat
Beaverhead
Lutheran WMF Meeting at Mrs Mikkelsen Home
The Lutheran WMF will meet Friday at 8 o'clock in the evening at Mrs Hans Mikkelsen's home located at 529 South Railroad Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Wmf
Hans Mikkelsen
South Railroad Ave
Banquet Planned By Dillon Chamber For May Meeting
Chamber of commerce rural and urban meetings committee led by T Lee McCracken maps a May 1 banquet at St James guild hall with talks from Ashley Roberts and Al Erickson. Don Wheat welcomes guests from Dillon Madison Boulder Bozeman Livingston and others aiding the Dillon Twin Bridges road project. Tickets cost 1.75 for 1951 members or paid 1952 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
T. Lee McCracken
Joe White
Frank Hazelbaker
Clifford Mockel
B. A. Risley
St. James’ Guilder
Ashley Roberts
Dil
Lon
Helena Chamber of Commerce
al Erickson
Dillon
Montana
Madison County
Boulder
Bozeman
Livingston
Dillon-Twin Bridges
Don Wheat
Ralph McFadden
Conger Brown
Ruby Valley
Wisdom
Applications for Boys' State Sponsorship Up
Helena April 21 sponsor applications for the 1952 American Legion Boys State in Dillon are increasing with more than 100 received. The program runs August 17 to 26 at Western Montana College. the limit is 330 and applications close June 30, with an appeal to apply early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
American Legion
Dillon
Herb Kibler
Legion State
Western Montana College
Kubler
Kibler
Frances Halvorsen visits Mizpah Chapter 13 Eastern Star
Frances E. Halvorsen of Cut Bank attended her official visit to Mizpah Chapter No. 13 Eastern Star on Tuesday evening April 22. A grand march gift, song of welcome, and a banquet for about 90 guests marked the event. The program featured remarks by Halvorsen on Starlight and service to home church school and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E. Halvorsen
Cut Bank
Mizpah
Order of the Eastern Star
Wilma Wright
Betty Redman
St. James’ Guild
Order of Rainbow
Phoebe Petersen
W. J. Bierrum
Peggy Lou Sutherland
Elizabeth Luebben
R. D. Curry
Hilma White
Martha
Eleanor Sinton
Florence Goodson
Adeline Corin
Verna Jenkins
Edna Angel
Gladys Quigley
Edmund Loughran
Veona Turner Davis
Janet
Erwin Christensen
Nancy Wheat
Parke Scott
Hellen Squires
Louise Green
Ruth Murray
Maizie Davis
Louise Roger
Halvorsen
I. W. Vinsel
Vinsel
Chris Petersen
Loren Davis
National Geographic
Muchmore
Hendren
U. S. Forestry
Dillon Students Named to Montana Honor Roll
University of Montana Missoula release lists 283 students honored for winter quarter. Included are George O Bowring Samuel E Davis Daniel L Dennis Kennette Kenison Bruce Lloyd from Dillon and John R Peterson from Wisdom. Also recognized are Mary Lou Marsh Elmer D Ramer Sheridan and Virginia Maxine Balkovetz Gladys Rost Lewig Pauline Louise Oberg Twin Bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Bowring
Samuel E. Davis
Daniel L. Dennis
Kennette Kenison
Bruce Lloyd
Dillon
John R. Peterson
Wisdom
Montana State University
University At
Scout Executives To Meet With Local Leaders
Hal Gribble and Zack Russel will visit Dillon Thursday to meet Cub Scout and Boy Scout leaders at 8 p m in the primary building basement. Russell speaks for Boy Scouts and Gribble for Cub Scouts. Friday night Pack No 60 holds its regular monthly meeting with badges, displays, and movies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Gribble
Zack Russel
Dillon
Russell
Gribble
Wilbur Squires
Don Mathers
Dowling Succumbs After Yearlong Illness in Dell
Joseph M. Dowling 69 a longtime Dell resident died at home Friday after a year of illness. A native of Iowa he came west at age four and worked for Dell Mercantile for more than 60 years. He is survived by his widow Clara Dowling two sisters Mayme Hoffman Dillon and Rose Burke Santa Monica Calif. Funeral Tuesday at Brundage chapel with Rev Mengel Lima. burial in Mount Moriah Butte. Readings by Lima choir pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Dowling
Dell
Iowa
Dell Mercantile Company
Clara Dowling
Mayme Hoffman
Dillon
Rose Burke
Santa Monica
Calif
Brundage Chapel
Mengel
Lima
Butte
Mount Moriah
Pascal Bimat
John Avery
Roy Keller
Ray Martinell
Harold Peterson
Tom Cantrell
Presbyterial Meet Held Here Monday, Tuesday
The Ellen May guild hosted Helena Presbyterial society's annual spring meeting at the Presbyterian church on April 21 and 22. Miss Edith Brookmiller of Chicago, secretary of the Board of Christian Education, spoke at the Monday public meeting. A tea celebrated the Golden anniversary of women's missionary work at the Dillon church hosted by Miss Jean Bishop. Carla Bradley and Joe Rouker of Salmon registered at the museum on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen May
Helena Presbyterial Society
Presbyterian Church
Edith Brookmiller
Chicago
Board of Christian Education
Dillon Church
Jean Bishop
Also Mentioned on This Page
WMCE
Prof
Soil Conservation District
Chamber OF “Commerce
Frances Halvorsen
Joe Dowling
Carla Bradley
Joe Rouker
Salmon
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