Funeral services held for Alden Telin in Dillon
Funeral rites for Alden R. Telin of Virginia City and Dillon were conducted at the Masonic hall with Rev. W. G. Lewis officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery with Westgate lodge A F and A M of Twin Bridges officiating. death attributed to natural causes. Telin, born Sept 27, 1902 in Minnesota, was Madison County assessor and a Republican candidate for re election. He leaves his mother Mrs Carolyn Smythe and several siblings and in laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden R. Telin
Virginia City
Dillon
Masonic Hall
W. G. Lewis
Westgate Lodge
A. F
A. M
Twin Bridges
Mountain View Cemetery
Allie Pasco
Carolyn Smythe
Salt Lake City
Telin
Madison County
Minnesota
State Normal College
State University
Montana
Butte
F. G. Mayo
Jefferson Island
Matthew I. Telin
Hugh Smythe
Manhattan
California
Westgate Masonic Lodge No. 27
Royal Arch Masons
Zabud Council of
Vigilante Masonic Association
The
Elks
Thief Suspect Arrested After District Court Chase
Local officers traced a lead to the whereabouts of a thief suspect and arrested him Sunday after a pursuit that reached the district court in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tysel
Butte
Dillon Ski Club Presents Here Comes Charlie Play Night
Mr and Mrs Edgar Rife and Rosemary attended the Dillon Ski club sponsored play Here Comes Charlie. The event showcased local talent with a community audience enjoying the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Rife
Rosemary
Here Comes
Charlie
The
Dillon Ski Club
USO Drive Set to Begin May 11 in Our City
The USO campaign, led locally by Rev. Calvin Logan, opens officially May 11 and aims to finish by July 4. Governor Sam C. Ford and State USO Chairman Payne Templeton stress the vast reach of USO, noting 3.6 million members and 407 club houses plus 163 smaller operations aiding service members. Our community plans an active drive to contribute to the $32 million national effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Logan
USO
Sam C. Ford
Payne Templeton
Helena
United Service Organizations
Uncle Sam
Mr. Templeton
Sassman Leads Riflemen With 278 Last Week
Otto Sassman scored 278 to lead the Dillon Rifle club weekly shoot last Wednesday evening. Hignight and Larsen tied for second with 272, Seybold finished third with 271, while other scores include Larsen 272 and Adams 257. Boys and Girls Rifle scores are listed with high guns Dale Dart 98 and E Anderson 3 in the girls segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Sassman
Dillon Rifle Club
Hignight
Larsen
Seybold
Langdorf
Nelson
Eee
Bradley
Sassmaan Oo
Chapman
Oleen Love Eee
Banks
Seybold Oo
Adams
Bonner Praises Sheriff On Departure for Army Post
Attorney General elect John W. Bonner of Montana sends a complimentary letter to Sheriff Paul Temple thanking him for cooperative work in state affairs. Bonner departs to join the Judge Advocate General's Office in Washington, D C, as a major. Howard M. Gullickson will succeed Bonner as Montana AG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Judge Advocate’s
U. S. Army
Washington, D. C
John W. Bonner
Paul Temple
Mein
Howard M. Gullickson
Bonner
College M Gets New Spring Coat On M Day
The College M on the hill west of town was repainted in red white and blue for the annual M day. Students refurbished the emblem while other campus groups held a cleanup. Lunch occurred in the gym basement and a picnic was cancelled due to bad weather. dancing ran from 7 30 to 9 30 in the Rec hall.
Armstead Local Notices and Visits Mention Community Moves
Armstead notes list residents traveling to Butte for a death in the McKay family and others visiting relatives in Dillon and Richmond Utah. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. C C Hansen, Coy Brown, Vertie May, Milton Crooker, Jane Gravely, Rosemary Rife, and the Guse family among many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wombacher
Red Rock
Butte
McKay
R. S. Henderson
Richmond
Utah
Henderson
Rosemary Rife
Edgar Rife
Carl Guse
Clarence Jensen
Ike Rife
Dillon
Gwyn Brown
Rife Ranch
Medicine Lodge
Duke Davis
Sophia Guyaz
Annie Stocker
Tuesay
Clayton Andrews
Leadore
Gail
Andrews
Ras Hansen
C. E. Hunt
Henry Simpson
Nampa
Idaho
C. L. Robertson
Bloody Dick Creek
Armstead
Bill Brennan
Upper Horse Prairie
Victor A. Cushman
Twin Bridges
William Cocanaugher
Dowling Couple Noted Shoppers In Dillon Monday
Mr and Mrs Joe Dowling of Mel were observed shopping in Dillon on Monday with local shoppers noting their presence at the downtown stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dowling
Mel
Dillon
Monay
89 Registrants Re classified By Local Board
Eighty nine men were re classified by the local selective board yesterday in groups 1 A 1 B 1 C 4 F. The list names individuals including Joseph Stefanic Arthur Childs Frank Judge Herman Millsapps Lloyd Jensen Albert Cobb and many others re classified under draft categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Stefanic
Charles C. Sekulich
John M. Koltay
Albert Bartkoske
Fiden J. Gunty
Derald B. Gills
Leo Hughes
George C. Kennedy
Kenneth R. Martin
R. Bruce Gilbert
Charles E. Seibold
Robert G. Frost
Ralph E. Tope
Wilbur G. Gilbert, Jr
Arthur K. Childs
John Rebar
John M. Stefenon
James T. O’brien
Robert P. Harrison
John Makovach
O. M. Best, II
Matt J. Platt, Jr
Kenneth E. Gilman
Ted I. Knickerbocker
Levear L. Kington
Eugene Hilber
Leo B. Moran
William J. Hartwig
Henry O. Jensen
Melvin J. Peterson
Edward J. Cochran
Pete W. Givogre
Kenneth B. Waylett
Elmer M. Plant
Montana Woolgrowers Officials Visit Washington for War Wool Situation
W G Gilbert president of the Montana Woolgrowers and Secretary Paul Etchepare left Butte by plane for a conference with Washington officials on the wool situation in the war emergency. Gilbert later met his son Lt Don C Gilbert in Washington and plans a Boston stop on their eastern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Gilbert
The
Montana Woolgrowers
Sec
Paul Etchepare
Association
Butte
Washington, D. C
Capitol
Don C. Gilbert
Army Air Corps
Baltimore
Messrs
Gilbert and
Etchepore
Boston
Gasoline Rationing Enforced for American Visitors to Canada
Beginning April 1 1942 American motorists entering Canada for touring must present a ration coupon book issued free by Canadian Customs. Tourists under 48 hours receive four gasoline units, those up to 90 days get twenty units usable anytime within 90 days, with licenses and coupons surrendered on exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Probation After Death Theme in Christian Science Lesson
The April 26 1942 Christian Science lesson in all Churches of Christ, Scientist focused on probation after death with the golden text endure unto the end. It cites Mark 16 verses 9 to 13 and Matthew 24 13 and quotes from Science and Health about Jesus appearing in flesh not spirit and Mind over matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Jesus
Mary Magdalene
Mary Baker Eddy
War Production Board halts most fishing tackle production
The board orders a stop on metal plastic and cork use in non commercial fishing tackle after May 31. Hooks may be produced until September at 50 percent of 1941 output. Stocks remain large, but overall production will end during the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
17th Spring Concert By High School Musicians
The 17th spring concert features H S musicians with a duets for violin and flute By the Waters of Minnetonka and five other works including Polish Dance and Over ture Comique. The program lists solo and ensemble numbers and names participants such as Bunny Jackson Pat Curry Harry Tash and Giovaninna Cardinale backed by an extended school orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Waters of
Minnetonka
Lieurance
Bunny Jackson
Pat Curry
Prince
Weigl
Danela
Harry Tash
Ewing
Daniel Boka
Keats
Hungary
Dorothy Chapman
Paul Holloran
Giovannina Cardinale
Annabelle George
Virginia Gloss
Evelyn Gloss
Harold Cantrell
Dorothy Boka
Barbara Jean Tash
Phillip Bond
Michael Hollembeck
Bruce Grimes
J. W. McCracken
Erma Lou Warner
Barlene Shaver
Jean Stamm
Dee Smith
Draftee Sendoff Party Slated At City Hall Saturday
A community affair at City Hall Saturday invites all service men in town to attend the draftee sendoff. Donations to sustain the entertainment fund will be collected at the event in labeled receptacles, with no preparty canvass. Organizers include Ambrose Henneberry H L Lackey Mike Nettik Homer Faust and Luther S Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Henneberry
H. L. Lackey
Mike Nettik
Homer Faust
The
Elks
Luther S. Smith
Legion
Latter Day Saints Church Officers Meet and Services
Latter Day Saints Church holds an Elder Officers and teachers meeting at 8:40 a.m. Sunday School begins at 10:00 a.m. Sacrament led by Ethel Casterline with talks by Terry Tester and Terrell Crane followed by class work. Closing exercises are at 11:25 a.m. Evening services at 7:30 p.m. by the Mutual Improvement Association with talks by Mrs. William Hillstead and Mrs. Ada Dieterle and several musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latter Day Saints Church
L. H. Smith
Ethel Casterline
Terry Tester
Terrell Crane
Mutual Improvement Association
William Hillstead
Ada Dieterle
Former Resident Evans Passes Away in San Diego California
The obituary notes John Evans born July 29 1858 in Bear Creek Iowa who built a bottling business in Albion Iowa and later moved to Roberts Idaho and Dillon Montana before retiring to California. He is survived by his wife two daughters Mrs T Lee Mc Cracken Dillon and Mrs H R Bowen Roberts Idaho and a son J Richard Evans of Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Bear Creek
Iowa
Albion
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Roberts
Idaho
Dillon
California
T. Lee McCracken
H. R. Bowen
J. Richard Evans
Diilon
Annual May Fete Embraces Los Angeles Fiesta Motif
Hot Springs and Malta reveal committee rosters for the annual May Fete with L A fiesta as the guiding theme. George Nightingale chairs costumes and design while Ralph McFadden leads the orchestra and Vernon Taylor the glee club. Mary B Emerick, Jay Gordon Myers, Lillian Presbitero, Betty Knowlton and Edith Culbertson are among key organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Mildred Wheat
Dillon
Farnum Reed
George Nightingale
Ralph McFadden
Vernon Taylor
Glee Club
Art Club
Mary B. Emerick
Jay Gordon Myers
Malta
Lillian ‘Presbitero
Red Lodge
Betty Knowlton
Livingston
Genevieve Albertson
Edith Culbertson
Fort Benton
Sugar Ration Registration Set for May Week
County Chairman D A Galt announces sugar users must register May 4 to 7 at the school nearest their residence in Dillon Bannack Nelson Riverside Argenta Dewey Quartz Hill Grant Birch Creek Wise River Lima Wisdom Arm stead Polaris Dell Jackson Rei chle Blacktail Nicholia Lake view Monida for War Ration Book No 1. Registrants must declare sugar on hand and surplus above two pounds per person will be removed unless over four pounds per person, after which no book is issued. Further steps require stock reduction to minimum before a ration book can be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Galt
Dillon
Bannack
Nelson
Riverside
Argenta
Dewey
Quartz Hill
Grant
Birch Creek
Wise River
Lima
Wisdom
Armstead
Polaris
Dell
Jackson
Reichle
Blacktail
Nicholia
Lakeview
Monida
Rationing Details For Sugar Registration And Rules
Clem W. Collins notes ration reductions align with allotted period limits and warns only those who register on set dates receive books. A facsimile application is being reprinted for public familiarity. individual registration is required by family units and employers cannot register for workers. sugar allotment remains to be announced.
Draft law tightens farm worker draft definitions
New wartime interpretation tightens terms national health safety or interest and war production. Class II-A must show the man is necessary to the unit of production with six month replacements. stays of induction may cover short seasonal demands.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alden Telin
America
Roma
Muscatel
Sassman
OMA
Roma Wine Company
Fresno
Calif
Atty
Gen
College
Daniels Freight Lines
D.C
OLF
Berlin
U.S. A
United Nations
Germany
Japan
Italy
Montana Power Company
H. S. Musicians
City Hall
San Diego
L. A
Clem W. Collins
Office of Price Administrator
Galt
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporative
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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