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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1928

Page

5

Local Reunion Plans Highlight South Montana Graduate Event

Officers announced for the coming year at a reunion of southern Montana graduates after a picnic. President Mrs. Lambert Biel and Secretary Mrs. Mary Baker lead the group with Treasurer Mrs. Frank Lasich, along with Mrs. Hawley Belway and other organizers.

Nic G. BD Davis Bappy Southern Montana Lambert Biel Mary. Baker Frank, Lasich

Mrs Hazelbaker Hosts Friday Evening Gathering

Mrs. Frank A Hazelbaker will entertain next Friday at six o'clock at her Dillon home. The event offers an opportunity for ladies to meet Mrs. Hazelbaker's mother, Mrs. Theodore Brantley of Missoula, formerly of Helena.

Frank A. .Hazelbaker Dillon Hazelbaker Theodore Brantley Missoula Helena

Mrs Morse Hosts Luncheon and Bridge for Potter Visit

A luncheon at Mrs Justin B Morse's home featured summer blossoms and auction bridge with six tables in play. Guests included Mrs Thomas Gilbert and Mrs Jollis EH Potter visiting in Illinois from Chicago. An afternoon bridge luncheon for Mrs Potter is planned by Mrs D A Galt Mrs W H Stephan and Mrs Theodore McFadden.

Justin B. “Morse Morse Thomas Gilbert Jollis EH. Potter Iillon Chicago D. A.galt W. H. Stephan Theodore McFadden Bridge Potter

Mrs Wyatt Honored at August Socials by Dillon Friends

Mrs Alvin Jones and Mrs W Hawkins hosted two August afternoon parties for Mrs Henry Wyatt and Mrs J T Ross spouses visiting Dillon. Auction bridge followed by refreshments. Mrs G Jones of Anaconda led the high score on Friday, Mrs Henry Wyatt the low. Saturday saw Mrs Hugh Anderson with the winning hand while Mrs Fred Wood dealt the low. Yesterday Mrs Albertamm and Mrs T Lee McCracken entertained at the Stamm home on Orr street in honor of Mrs Wyatt and Mrs SA.

Alvin Jones W. Hawkins Henry Wyatt Dillon G. Tones Anaconda Hugh Anderson Fred Woodde Albertamm T. Lee McCracken Orr Street

Breakfast for Dr. C. C. Thornton at Cushing Home

Last Thursday morning Mr Irenzo Cushing and Miss Katherine McGregor hosted a formal breakfast at the Cushy residence for Dr C C Thornton who has stayed as a house guest. Summer flowers adorned the rooms and a handsome breakfast was served. Following the meal, six tables were arranged for bridge. The prior evening Mrs Dundage gave a dinner for Mrs Thornton and Howard Thornton at her home on the west side.

Irenzo Cushing Kathere McGregor Va. C

Mrs Selway Hosts Breakfast for Niece Berthgna Selway

A breakfast was held for Berthgna Selway, niece of Mrs. Arthur Grater, in Dillon. The event took place at a long table with guests from Santa Anna, California, marking the niece's month end visit.

Selway

Mrs Poindexter Inspires Luncheon at White Home

Miss Carolyn White presided at a luncheon with handsome appointments last Friday afternoon. Mrs Jeasie Poindexter, the inspiration for the occasion, and her granddaughter Lois Telto, visiting from Columbia Missouri, spent the summer at Harlorton and in Dillon. Lovely flowers decorated the long table and bridge followed the meal.

Carolyn White

Social Roundup of Dillon Residents and Hotel Hoyt Hire

Mrs. A R Malone visits with Mrs Alvin Jones this week. Miss Nellie Lyle stays with Dr and Mrs R D Curry. Mrs Gerald Jones travels from near Anaconda for Dillon visits. Bertha Mayfield goes to Denver for two weeks. Adelaide Gelhaus spends week at Joe Browne ranch near Silver Star. J H Morse and A L Anderson drive to Butte for a day trip. Ella Peterson departs for Los Angeles after Dillon visit. Ella Free returns from Illinois to spend summer with family. Harriet Tooley guests with A F Waldorf in Dillon. Harry Andrus back from Denver due to sister’s illness improved. Hollis Potter and Morse Potter visit from Chicago. Carl Taylor and daughters attend Epworth League institute at Lucock Park. return home. Gladys Barch arrives from Greeley to spend summer with McKinley Brownfield family. Margaret Roberts returns from Salt Lake City. Orpha Baker visits uncle George E Baker. en route from Salem to Warren Ohio to teach music. L F Molleur attends Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers meeting in Butte. Genevieve Albertson to Sand Point Idaho then New York City for Columbia postgrad. Hotel Hoyt gets new manager Ed Kolman, experienced in hotel trade. Mrs Henry W Good of Seattle backs Kolman. Kolman to join State Hotel Association. Kiwanian active. Pacific Northwest Hotel News notes the hire as a gain.

Nellie Lyle R. D. Curry Gerald Jones Dillon Anaconda Bertha Mayfield Denver Adelaide Gelhaus Joe Browne Silver Star J. H. Morse A. L. Anderson Butte Ella Peterson Los Angeles Ella Free Illinois Harriet Tooley A. F. Waldorf Harlowton Harry Andrus Hollis Potter Morse Potter Chicago T. B. Gilbert Carl Taylor Frances Cavernly Epworth League Institute Lucock Park Gladys. Barch Greeley Colo McKinley Brownfield Margaret Roberts Salt Lake City Wm. Roberts Orpha Baker George E. Baker West Side Salem Oregon Warren Ohio L. F. Molleur Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers Genevieve Albertson The Normal College Sand Point Idaho New York City Columbia University

Births in State Decrease in First Half 1928

Montana reports a drop in births for the first six months of 1928 from 4,728 to 4,674 compared with 1927, a decline of 54. The county with the largest fall is Bow with 41 fewer births, while Lewis and Clark shows a rise from 132 to 172. Other increases include Fallon Roosevelt and Richland.

Montana Lucien Benepe Retorn Bureau of Vital Sta Hill Lewis and Clark Lewis and Clark County Roosevelt Richland Benepe

Poindexter 15 year old dies of infantile paralysis

Philip Poindexter, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Poindexter, former Stevensville residents, died Monday after a short illness with infantile paralysis. Survived by parents, a sister, two aunts, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements not specified.

Mia Frank H. Cooney Missoula W. V. Kingbury Butte

When Brown Is a Bright Color Chocolate Malted Drinks

The article describes using chocolate malted milk powder to flavor beverages. It suggests Chocolate Egg Nog with egg and milk and Nutmeg and Frosted Chocolate with milk ice cream and foamed chocolate paste. It notes benefits for undernourished children.

Sisters Declare City Offers No Room for Dreams

Mary Lee of the Lee Sisters argues that urban life stifles ambition and creativity while country origins fuel success in arts and science. She notes many leaders grew up in rural areas and cites Gus Kahn and Walter Donaldson's My Ohio Home as illustrating the lure of home over city life.

New York City Mary Lee Lee Sisters Ohio Gus Kahn Walter Donaldson Lake Front Chicago Kahn

Montana counties prepare exhibits for State Fair

A. D. Thomas, secretary of the Montana State fair, says thirty counties in Montana will send exhibits to the State Fair in Helena from September 24 to 28. He visited Lake, Missoula, Flathead, Powell and Silver Bow counties, gathering farmer feedback and fair literature. He cited strong crop reports and predicted Western and Northern Montana wheat may exceed last year if weather remains normal.

Montana Helena A. D. Thomas Thomas Lake Missoula Flathead Powell Silver Bow

Estate appointment follows mystery death of Katrina Klein

In Great Falls on August 4 the district court issued an order appointing Charles Wegner public administrator for Katrina Klein of Ashford Luxembourg who died likely in Germany after leaving school at 18. The estate valued at about 1146 dollars lists heir Peter Klein who sought the appointment.

Great Falls Katrina Klein Grand Duchy of Luxemt Charles Wegnern Germany Ashford Luxembourg Peter Klein

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