Senior Girl Scout Troop Gift Supports New House Fixture
At a Dillon Girl Scout Council meeting Mrs. George L Routledge gave 19 87 on behalf of the first Senior Girl Scout troop in Dillon. Leader Mrs. Routledge led Betty Berry Florence Casterline Marilyn Routledge Patricia Curry and other members in raising funds from a waist line party to aid a meeting place. The money was accepted to be used for a light fixture in honor of the 1941 Senior Troop at the Girl Scout House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Shirley’ Ross
Phyllis Koontz
Virginia Spegar
Patty Stamm
Ardella Sanner
Jewel Wolfe
Irma Lou Warner
Dorothy Ann Boka
Eyeante Houlberg
Margaret
Fred Kerr
Harold Warner
R. D. Curry
Main Street parkers found in depot field solution
The town faced parking shortages as store owners and farmers crowded Main Street. After a meeting, they converted the empty field near the depot into all day parking, easing the rush for space and reducing the need to shop in other towns.
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Main Street
Overworking Worries and Warning Against Taking On Too Much
A meditation on rising heart failure and the danger of overload. The author argues fast living and excessive duties fuel worry, urging readers to prune commitments, say no when needed, and focus on doing one thing well to avoid failure and harm.
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Noah
Adam
America
Bozeman pea cannery bid fails after shortfall
In Bozeman an $80,000 subscription gap derails plans by local farmers and businessmen to buy the Bozeman pea canning plant from Picsweet Canning. About 50 supporters abandoned the effort as almost half the $200,000 target remained unraised and the plant closure deadline had passed. Helena reports 10 county clean ups for Red Cross and Montana chapters surpassing 1949 fund goals with $180,397 raised statewide.
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Bozeman
Pictsweet Canning Company
Bozeman Group
Picsweet
Helena
Red Cross
Joe Midsness
Montana
Sermons From Science Attraction Heads to Dillon
A color film titled God of Creation features Katy the caterpillar as a star and traces her life cycle from larva to butterfly. The film, plus natural miracles from plants to galaxies, blends science and religion and will be shown at a high school assembly on May 2 and at the Baptist church on May 3 at 8 PM.
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Dillon
God of Creation
Katy
Irwin A. Moon
Moody Bible Institute
Barnum
Baisley
Moon
Baptist Church
Montana Lead Production Rises 8 Percent in 1948
The U S Bureau of Mines reports Montana produced more recoverable lead in 1948 an 8 percent gain over 1947. Nationwide output reached 386,932 short tons in 1948 versus 384,221 tons in 1947 a rise of just under 1 percent.
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Montana
U. S. Bureau of Mines
U. S
Reichle Fath er Illness Prompts Family Travel
Mrs Arthur Reichle rushes to Sheridan for her father's illness. Morse suffered a stroke and will need months of bed rest. Mr and Mrs Harry Rutledge visit Butte with granddaughter Lana after a dog bite. Janey and Iris Bryan visit Helena then return. Reichle Home Guard meets last Wednesday of May at Bernice Rosdahl's home with officer elections. Cattle spraying, branding, and vaccinations prepare stock for summer range. Hangenbarth lambing camp and Sagebrush 4 H club activities held at Kalsta home with lessons, leadership appointments, songs, and refreshments.
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Arthur Reichle
Sheridan
Morse
Harry Rutledge
Butte
Lana
Atom
Janey
Iris Bryan
Helena
Reichle
Bernice Rosdahl
Hangenbarth
Montana Music Camp for High School Musicians
Missoula reports a two week Music Camp for Montana high school musicians set from July 25 to August 5 at Montana State University. Dean John Crowder of the university music school announced the schedule.
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Missoula
Montana
Montana State University
John Crowder
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United States Brewers Foundation
Dillon Feed & Seed CO
National Cotton Council
Memphis
Tennessee
Dillon Electric Company
Tae
Miontana
Dr. J. Thompson Baker
Arade
Idaho
Kalsta
Penwell
Garrison
Holmlund
Minnesota Woolen
Bill George
Rife
The
Examiner Printing Co
Dillon Hide & Fur Co
N. Montana
Rundle — Ledbetter
ILYD
Kaiser-Frazer
Demonstraon
Atlantic St
State Bar and Lounge
South
Jim and
George
Alco
G.V.W
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Trucks
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