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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1951

Page

2

Baptists Dedicate New Dillon Church Building

Dillon Baptists celebrated the dedication of their new church at Idaho and Sebree streets with two services led by Rev. Oliver Reed of Sheridan Wyoming. The church, founded in 1883, replaced the original structure used for 60 years and features cinder block construction mahogany doors red oak floors knotty pine walls and a baptistry with prayer room and full basement.

Dillon Baptists Idaho and Sebree Streets Oliver Reed Sheridan Wyo Big Horn Baptist Fellowship Dillon Church

MEA Leader D. D. Cooper Speaks to Student Local

D. D. Cooper state MEA president and Townsend schools superintendent delivered the address at the Mon tana Education association student local assembly on April 25 on Educational and Professional Problems and reactions to the White House conference. In the afternoon he spoke at a Beaverhead local MEA meeting with college faculty hosts.

Montana Education Association D. D. Cooper MEA Cooper Townsend White House Washington Beaverhead

Ennis Rodeo Incorporates Bar-Seven Rodeo Company

Sumner Gerard Jr Louise T Gerard and Melvin Icenoggle of Ennis filed incorporation papers for the Bar-Seven Rodeo Company in Helena on Monday. Icenoggle is a noted rider with many Dillon Rodeo appearances.

Ennis Rodeo Sumner Gerard, Jr Louise T. Gerard Melvin Icenoggle Ennis Bar-Seven Rodeo Company Helena Icenoggle Dillon

Pfiffner Couple Visit Dillon from Lima

Mr and Mrs L M Pfiffner visited Dillon last Thursday during a business trip from Lima.

L. M. Pfiffner Dillon Lima

Coiner 70 Dies at Missoula Hospital

Arthur Coiner aged about 70, longtime Beaverhead resident and former Birch Creek rancher, died at a Missoula hospital after illness. Born in Golden City Missouri, he moved to Salmon Idaho thirty years ago. Survived by mother Mathilda Coiner of Salmon, two sisters Margaret Bryan Glen and A E Hamm Belleflower Calif, two brothers Otis Coiner Salmon and W A Coiner May Idaho. Funeral rites held at Brundage with Rev Arthur W. Allen officiating. burial Mountain View cemetery.

Arthur Coiner Birch Creek Missoula Coiner Beaverhead County Salmon Idaho Golden City Mathilda Coiner Margaret Bryan Glen A. E. Hamm Belleflower Calif Otis Coiner W.A. Coiner May Brundage Funeral Home Arthur W. Allen First Baptist Church Mountain View Cemetery

Veterans Affairs Info Column Planned For Weekly Feature

The newspaper will run a weekly Q and A column for veterans with questions directed to local Veterans Administration contact men. For detailed information veterans are urged to contact or write to the nearest VA unit.

Veterans Administration

Teaching Field Offers Opportunities for Vets

A Veterans Administration survey by the Bureau of Labor Statistics says high school teaching fields show easing shortages in some areas while kindergarten and elementary positions remain severely scarce. Enrollments are projected to fall until 1952, then rise with population. The report notes 35,000 new elementary teachers qualified in 1950 against an estimated need of 75,000, with defense mobilization deepening shortages.

Veterans Administration Bureau of Labor Statistics Department of Labor

Guard drill pay not counted as income for GI Bill subsistence

National Guard drill remuneration is not income from productive labor and need not be reported to the VA. It does not affect the subsistence allowance you receive under the GI Bill.

National Guard

Examination announced for U.S. Naval Academy appointment

Senator James E. Murray announced a competitive Civil Service Commission exam on July 2 1951 to select one vacancy at the U S Naval Academy for 1952. The test will be held in Montana cities with service member allowances and eligibility limited to Montana residents. No political endorsements needed.

Washington D. C James FE. Murray Mont U. S. Naval Academy U.S. Civil Service Commission Montana Billings Bozeman Butte Glasgow Glendive Great Falls Havre Helena Kalispell James E. Murray Senate Senator Murray

Butte Hospital Notes April Entries

April notes from Butte hospitals list admissions and dismissals. Individuals include Genevieve L. Paddock of Dillon admitted to Murray hospital. Chester T. Stanley and A M Whitney with others. Mrs Melvin Stringham and Mrs T A Jarvi dismissed from St James and Murray respectively. Additional entries show Frank Gorman admitted to Murray hospital.

Ben Davis Dillon St. James Tom Cantrell Lima Genevieve L. Paddock Murray Hospital Frank Gorman

Merchants Baseball Club Meeting Tonight at City Hall

All interested men are invited to a Merchants' Baseball club meeting at 8 p m in the firemen's quarters of the city hall. The agenda covers season schedules team organization and general policies.

Merchants’ Baseball Club

Wreck Near Van Kamp Bridge Involves Stolen Plates

Two boys and a girl wrecked a Pontiac with stolen Anaconda plates near the Van Kamp bridge south of Dillon last Thursday afternoon. Paul Stahl Jr. stopped to help, but the youths fled in a car with Idaho plates. Sheriff Paul Temple and Patrolman Robert Wright are investigating.

van Kamp Bridge Dillon Paul Stahl, Jr Idaho Paul Temple Robert Wright

Buck Visits Dillon As Montana Recoils From Last Winter

Edwin R. Buck of ButteBusiness visitor in Dillon shows how winter lingers in Montana. The region reports seven inches of snow in Glasgow and Lewistown records three degrees above zero as springtime is delayed by a brief last wallop of cold.

Edwin R. Buck Butte Dillon Glasgow Lewistown Montana Rockies

Dell 4-H Club Meets With Demonstrations and Square Dance

The Busy Beaver Livestock and Sewing 4-H clubs met April 19 at the Dell Community hall with Mrs Maurice Wolfe and Larry Cheney presiding. Fourteen members and four visitors attended. Demonstrations included How to Make a Foot scraper by Edwin Wolfe and How to Make Home Curlers by La Rae Follett. The afternoon ended with square dancing and lunch prepared by Judy Flemming, Joanne and Carol Grover.

DELL Beaver Dell Community Hall Maurice Wolfe Larry Cheney Edwin Wolfe la Rae Follett Judy Flemming Joanne Carol Grover Angela Wolfe

Welfare official McCashin to Visit Dillon Lima

James McCashin of the Veterans Welfare Commission will be in Dillon on Thursday April 26 and can be reached at the employment office. He will then visit Lima in the afternoon and Friday morning.

James McCashin The Veteraans’ Welfare Commission Dillon Lima

Dillon Visitor Mrs. Ben Holland Spends Day Nearby

Mrs. Ben Holland visited Dillon today traveling from her Bannack home. The trip brought local attention as she toured area spots and met residents during a brief stay.

Ben Holland Dillon Bannack

Sixth Graders Invited to Sing in County Chorus

Sixth grade students from all county schools are invited to join the Bagley school sixth graders to form a chorus for the Cancer Vaudeville and Variety show at the high school on Monday May 7. Mrs. Ralph McFadden is show chairman and has gathered amateur talent from Beaverhead County for the program. Proceeds go to the Cancer Fund.

Bagley School Ralph McFadden Beaverhead County Cancer Fund

Mrs Dougherty Returns From Dillon Visit

Mrs. J. T. Dougherty came back to Dillon Sunday after a week with her daughter Mrs. E. Martinson. Sally Martinson, seven months old, has been hospitalized in Butte with a severe virus infection. Mr. Dougherty, Mrs. Ray Lynch and the children drove to Butte. Mrs. Dougherty returned with them.

J. T. Dougherty Dillon E. Martinson Sally Martinson Butte Mr. Dougherty Ray Lynch

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