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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1938

Page

4

Montana Education April Number Publishes Primary Assembly Study

The April issue of Montana Education, the official periodical of the Montana Education Association, features Miss Gladys Forester of the Training School staff writing on problems of primary grade assembly exercises. It also includes Miss Angeline Golub in of Butte Normal College in an article on exceptional children and Mr. Harry A. Thompson of Hamilton grade school contributing a study on remedial and corrective reading in Montana high schools.

Montana Education Montana Education Association Gladys Forester Montana Angeline Golubin Butte Normal College Harry A. Thompson Hamilton Thompson

Presbyterial society meeting in Hamilton noted

Local reports list Ellen May guild delegates OCALS Mrs. Fred Crouse Miss Jean Bishop and Mrs. O A Bergeson at a Hamilton Presbyterial meeting. Also noted is the marriage of Allen N Wescher and Orlean Woodhouse in Las Vegas by Judge Louis Stahl. Additionally, notes cover estate matters, Lutheran district meeting in Missoula, and lamb care disinfection practices at Bozeman.

Fred Crouse Jean Bishop O. A. Bergeson Presbyterial Society Hamilton Ellen May’ Guild Allen N. Wescher Orlean Woodhouse Las Vegas Nev Louis Stahl T. H. Dubois California Mary Judge Blackfoot Idaho Alaska Paul James Judge Forest Service Dillon Lutheran Church Missoula A. W. Nelson Dysart Gowen Arthur Christensen Nelson C. G. D’evelyn T. M. Lewis Cleveland Okla Kate Lewis John Collins

Approval Granted On High School Project

The district likely would vote on a bond issue to match a federal grant for a new high school. The plan envisions razing the current run-down gymnasium site to construct a new building spanning an entire half-block.

Young transients charged with shoplifting in Reed's Riteway theft

Royal Ainsworth and Herbert Lashbrook were arrested by Chief Charles Nelson and Officer Bob Gordon for stealing three pocket knives from Reed's Riteway and disposing of them at Jack's Exchange. They pleaded not guilty and Judge George Opp set May 10 for their hearing.

Royal Ainsworth Herbert Lashbrook Charles Nelson Bob Gordon George Opp Reed’s Riteway Jack’s Exchange

Corbett Takes Over Frank Sennett Properties in Blue Wing

W. J. Corbett assumed control of the Frank Sennett holdings in the Blue Wing district. Dan Turner, leasing the Thompson Tunnel at Golden Leaf, shipped a car of ore Monday.

W. J. Corbett Frank Sennett Blue Wing Dan Turner Thompson Tunnel Golden Leaf

Musicians of College Give Concert Here

The concert closed with the Overture Merry Wives of Wind sor by Nicolai. After the program the groups stayed for photographs for the Chinook.

Nicolai

Dillon Elks Lodge Reports Highlight Year and Dance

The Dillon Elks held a regular meeting reviewing lodge and drum corps finances for the past year. A report on the successful anniversary dance Saturday night was presented. Exalted Ruler Elmo Winn scheduled an officers meeting for Friday night.

Dillon Elks Lodge Elmo Winn

Governors Ayers and Mitchell Sign 660 Tongue River Bonds

Gov Roy E Ayers and Secretary of State Sam W Mitchell signed 660 bonds issued by the Water Conservation board to finance the Tongue River project. Each bond is $1000, part of a $1 200 000 project cost.

Roy E. Ayers Sam W. Mitchell Water Conservation Board Tongue River

High School Play Day Planned at Montana State Normal College

Annual event set for May 7 at Montana State Normal College with participating schools Anaconda High Butte High Livingston Dillon Whitehall Manhattan Deer Lodge and Phillipsburg. Schedule includes registration swimming lunch novel track meet mixer and farewell breakfast.

Montana State Normal College Anaconda Butte High Livingston Dillon Whitehall Manhattan Deer Lodge Phillipsburg Torrey Lodge

Two Files in County Primary Contest

Registration books for the county primary are light with about half of the 4100 registered voters from the last general election signing up. Books close in a few weeks, and voters are urged to register at the clerk and recorder's office or with appointed agents in outlying communities.

Fire Scare At Andrus Hotel Ends With Smoke Damage

A blaze traced to a rubbish pile in the basement of the Andrus hotel yesterday afternoon filled the building with smoke. Firefighters quickly extinguished the fire, limiting loss to smoke damage and no injuries were reported.

Andrus Hotel

Butte Attorney Tom Davis Speaks at Four Club Dinner

Tom Davis, a Butte attorney, delivered the keynote at a joint dinner attended by four men's clubs. He represented both day and night groups in the event.

Tom Davis Butte

Operetta Offered by Singers With Notable Cast List

The operetta presents a large cast of principals including Blythe Stephan Ingaborg Herman Cecelia Best and many others. Dancers include Golda Tallent Evelyn Gregg Mary Ann Luebben and more with a specialty by Patricia Waldorf and Gerald Caskin.

Blythe Stephan Ingaborg Herman Cecelia Best Lillian Bayerd Rhea Meade Jean Bishop Hazel Morse Alma Waldorf Fern Warner Fannie Wilkinson Mazie Davis Rose Newnes Thelma Vandecrift Harriet Bills Nell McKnight Gladys Forrester Florence Hellman Mary Castles Joselyn Barry Frances Hier Ruth Henry Paul Stahl Bob Holloran

H. C. Wyatt Claimed by Illness in Dillon

H C Wyatt dies after illness leaving widow Henrietta Jones Wyatt, his parents Mr and Mrs J F Wyatt, and sister Ruby of Beaumont Texas. He grew up in Dillon attended public schools and high school and was among first WWI volunteers serving overseas as first sergeant in Company D 163d Infantry. He led Beaverhead Post of the Legion, served as Dillon postmaster in 1919, later worked at First National Bank, then moved to Seattle in 1927 to work in auditing. He belonged to Dillon Lodge No 16 A F and A M.

Dillon United States 163D Beaverhead Legion First National Bank Seattle Dillon Lodge No. 16 A. F A. M Henrietta Jones J. F. Wyatt Ruby Beaumont Texas

Evening Musical in School Auditorium

An evening musical event to be held in the school auditorium on April 29, 1938 at 8 o clock. Proceeds support the music program and feature local student performers.

M Club Formal Dances at Gymnasium Highlight Week End

The M Club held a formal at the gymnasium with faculty and other guests dancing to Moore's Swing Co pators. Flowers were given as couples entered, a large M lit the backboard, and President Davison presented Coach Kakuske with a plaque for his efforts.

M” Club Moore Davison Kakuske

Zone Track Meet in Dillon Names Participants and Events

Dillon hosts a zone track meet with athletes Burgess Roland Hubbard McGahan Whipple Pierce Tait Wilcox Cashmore Wheat and C Burgess in events including mile run 220 low hurdles 220 yard dash 880 yard run 880 yard relay shot put discus broad jump pole vault high jump and javelin throw.

Burgess Roland Hubbard McGahan Whipple Pierce Tait C. Burgess Cashmore Wheat Wilcox

Musical Will Be Presented Here Friday

A program by pupils featuring both music and lyrics written by the students themselves. The event showcases their original work and arrangements in a week’s program.

Garden Planting Guide From Formal List of Varieties

The text catalogs flowers and combinations for beds borders and cutting gardens. It lists edge and border options like sweet alyssum and dwarf nasturtiums, long stem cut flowers such as asters and cosmos, short stems including marigolds and sweet peas, and color masses with petunia and zinnia. It also notes suitable plants for light or poor soil, fragrance choices, shady areas, hot sun, frost recovery, various vines, color harmonies for yellow blue white lavender violet and oranges, and specific varieties like forget me nots and heliotrope.

Virginia California

Mrs Charles Bourquin Visiting Dillon Relatives

Mrs Charles Bourquin of Waterloo is spending a few days with Dillon relatives.

Charles Bourquin Waterloo Dillon

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