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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1950

Page

6

Wisdom Beulah Neidt Correspondent News Notes

Mrs Clark Huntley Mrs George Cottrell and Mrs Claude Anderson spent Thursday and Friday in Butte. Mr and Mrs Bill Brown of Dillon called on Mrs Brown's parents in Wisdom. Mrs Clarence Helming, with a broken foot, expects cast removal Thursday. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Chas Cunningham. Heavy rains delay haying on local ranches for four days. Army induction reaches Wisdom first, Capehart to Portland. Auto accident injures Miss Huffaker and Elva and Marjorie Reeves near Hirschy ranch. Dillon doctor flies in for treatment.

Clark Huntley George Cottrell Claude Anderson Butte Bill Brown Dillon Edward Glassey Howard Nelson Hamilton Dr. South Salmon Idaho Wisdom Fife J. A. Price Helena Don Anson George Hanson Anaconda L. G. Miles Salina Kansas Len Smith George Stewart Grantsdale Montana Fenimore Wisconsin Fred Krohn Lisa Krohn Harriet Erwin Helen Stone Percy Willey Harry Helming Frank Venable Elvin Peterson G. E. Beckstead Swan Lake Nevada Fred Hirschy Diamond Bar Inn Jackson Hirschy Donald Millelstaedt Houston Texas Millelstaedt Ronald Schulz Stewart Capehart Portland Oregon Capehart Army Air Force Reserve Margaret Ann Huffaker Elva Marjorie Reeves Miss Huffaker Hirschy Ranch Harve Stanchfield Gary Johnson Misses Reeves Boise

Postman William Willis Retires After 30 Years

Billings reports postal worker William Willis retires after three decades of delivering mail in all weather. He recently broke his wrist while moving lumber but plans to enjoy retirement with family.

Billings William Willis

Dismissal of Northern Montana College President Condemned

The American Association of Junior Colleges called the removal of Dr. G H Vande Bogart from Northern Montana College a deplorable wrong. In a letter to the education secretary the group said he was dismissed without notice charges or a hearing. Vande Bogart was discharged April 11 by the Montana Board of Education on a Selke recommendation.

Helena American Association of Junior Colleges G. H. Vande Bogart Northern Montana College Board of Education Vande Bogart Havre College Montana Board of Education George A. Selke

Mansfield asks faster dam work to boost Hungry Horse power

Montana Representative Mike Mansfield told United Press he urged the interior secretary to accelerate Hungry Horse and Canyon Ferry dam construction. He cited a July 1951 power target instead of October 1952 and noted an aluminum firm may locate at Columbia Falls, with power as a potential factor.

Montana Mike Mansfield United Press Secretary of the Interior Hungry Horse Canyon Hungryhorse Columbia Falls

State Superintendent Announces Rural and City Teaching Vacancies

Mary M. Condon reports about 400 teaching positions open in rural schools and about 80 needed in city and town elementary schools. She adds roughly 50 vacancies exist in Montana high schools, all in special fields of work.

Mary M. Condon Miss Condon Montana

Montana Proclaims V J Day as Legal Holiday

Governor Bonner proclaims August 14 V J Day in Montana urging resolve to honor the fallen, stamp out Communism, curb personal gain, and ensure defense. He cites wartime duty and public welfare over private interests amid calls for local tax relief from Montana Taxpayers' Association secretary A R Neill after a preliminary survey.

John W. Bonner Montana Bonner Korea A. R. Neill Montana Taxpayers’ Association

November ballot in Montana set for key races

Unofficial state returns forecast the November 7 general election with Mike Mansfield facing Ralph McGinnis in the first district, Wesley A. O Ewart against John J. Holmes in the second district, John E Kennedy versus J E Henry for state treasurer, Horace Casey against Leonard Young for railroad commissioner, and two seats on the state supreme court with incumbents Freebourn Angstman and others.

United Press Mike Mansfield Ralph Y. McGinnis Missoula Wesley A. O’ewart Wilsall John J. Holmes Great Falls John E. Kennedy Hamilton J. E. Henry Deer Lodge Horace Casey Butte Leonard Young Harlowton State Supreme Court Harry J. Freebourn Albert H. Angstman Forest Anderson E. B. Collins

Counties Adopt Lower Levies Then Budget Finalized

The association reports 20 counties will have lower levies this year with Aug 14 as the final budget date. Flathead County leads cuts with nearly eight mills less than 1949 and over $78,000 in property owner savings. Other counties reducing taxes include Beaverhead, Carbon, Cascade, Fergus, Golden Valley, Lewis and Clark, Meagher, Mineral, Missoula, Musselshell, Phillips, Powder River, Powell, Prairie, Rosebud, Sweet Grass, Toole, Treasure and Wheatland.

Flathead Beaverhead Carbon Cascade Fergus Golden Valley Lewis and Clark Meagher Mineral Missoula Musselshell Phillips Powder River Powell Prairie Rosebud Sweet Grass Toole Treasure Wheatland

July set visitor record for state capitol tours

Custodian Jack Haley announced Montana's copper domed capitol drew 2 611 brands in July, surpassing 2 166 from last year. Wrangler Ed Commers, official guide for state capitol tours, notes tours are conducted in a true western style.

Montana Capitol Building Jack Haley Haley Wrangler Ed Commers Commers

Voorhis urges broad political participation in Missoula

Jerry Voorhis executive secretary of the Cooperative League of America told Missoula that democracy rests on active citizen involvement. He urged participation in ownership to strengthen democracy and criticized government boss rule along with the inflation deflation economic cycle during a labor institute opening session last week.

Missoula Jerry Voorhis Cooperative League of America Voorhis Labor Institute

Democratic convention set for Billings August 30

Helena report states the state Democratic convention will meet in Billings on August 30 to adopt a party platform approve plans for the general election campaign and elect state central committee officers. Frank V. Martin of the oil information committee warned that government competition with private industry threatens freedom and mirrors socialism citing Britain as an example.

Helena Billings Hjalmer B. Landoe Frank V. Martin Oil Industry Information Committee Billings Petroleum Club Martin Great Britain America

Helena to Occupy New State Office in Mitchell Building

Montana unemployment compensation commission to move into the $1,000,000 Sam W. Mitchell building in Helena within about two weeks. The Montana Federation of Labor plans its annual convention in Helena starting August 15 for at least four days with AFL chief social security authority Nelson H. Cruikshank addressing the opening session.

Helena Montana Unemployment Compensation Commission Sam W. Mitchell Montana Federation of Labor James Graham Nelson H. Cruikshank American Federation of Labor

Sunday Masses at St Rose and area churches

St Rose Catholic Church offers Sunday services at 8 am and 10 am. In Lima Mass is 10:30 am on the first Sunday each month. Grant hosts 10:30 am on the second Sunday. Melrose holds 10:00 am on the third Sunday and fifth Sundays when they occur. Jackson reports 9:30 am on the fourth Sunday.

ST. Rose Catholic Church St. Rose Catholic Lima Grant Melrose Jackson

New Members Share Rotary Life Stories at Dillon Meeting

Dr. Sheldon E. Davis chaired the Dillon Rotary gathering as guests Glenn Burgess of St. Joseph Missouri Chamber of Commerce attended. President Frank Mazelbaker announced a joint picnic with Twin Bridges Whitehall Dillon on Aug 30 at Twin Bridges.

Sheldon E. Davis Dillon Glenn Burgess St. Joseph Fort Collins Rotary Colorado City J. Weldon Paine Martin C. Rahl Ben Redd

Three Arrests and Quick Guilty Pleas in Wisdom and Nearby

Arthur Madding was arrested in Wisdom on August 2 for causing a disturbance and, after pleading guilty before Justice George E. Baker on August 3, received 30 days in jail and a $50 fine. William Miller, a transient, was caught shoplifting from Vaughn and Ragsdale and J C Penny Co. He pleaded guilty and drew 30 days in jail. Raymond W. Kuhl faced driving while intoxicated charges, was fined $100 or 50 days in jail after pleading guilty in justice court jointly with Lima Constable Larry Peterson last Friday.

Arthur Madding Wisdom Roy Baker George E. Baker Madding William Miller Dan Mooney Vaughn & Ragsdale J. C. Penny Co Miller Baker Raymond W. Kuhl Lima Larry Peterson Kuhl Justice Court

Butte Hospital Notes for Aug Entries

Mrs. Howard Hansen of Armstead admitted to St. James hospital on Aug 3. Wes Mares of Dillon admitted to Murray hospital on Aug 4. Edward Dingley of Dillon released from St. James. Mrs. Howard Hanson of Armstead discharged Aug 6. Ricnald Williams of Dillon discharged from St. James on Aug 7.

Museum Volunteers Keep Doors Open Ten Evenings

The following ladies volunteer to keep the museum open the next ten days from 7 to 9 p m and Saturdays 2 to 5 p m alongside regular Chamber of Commerce hours. Mrs Ben Davis Mrs E L Poin dexter Mrs F A Hazelbaker Mrs Arthur Brown Mrs T E Luebben Mrs Phillip Lovell Mrs J C Weedum Miss Bertie Mathews Miss Georgia Mathews Mrs Mildred Thompson Miss Jean Bishop Mrs A H French Mrs B W Emerick.

Ben Davis E. L. Poindexter F. A. Hazelbaker Arthur Brown T. E. Luebben Phillip Lovell J. C. Weedum Bertie Mathews Georgia Mathews Mildred Thompson Jean Bishop A. H. French B. W. Emerick Chamber of Commerce

Beaverhead Valley Elects Three Supervisors for Soil Conservation

Beaverhead county residents voted at three stations last Saturday to fill three seats on the Beaverhead Valley Soil Conservation district board. The five member panel includes appointed founders Emmett Blomquist and Art Christensen. newly elected are Jack Perkins Li ma Kenneth Eliason Dillon and W F Garrison of Glen. The board will oversee county wide soil conservation programs and may seek state assistance for techniques.

Beaverhead Valley

Jane Waldorf at Waring Music Camp

Miss Jane S Waldorf vocal music director at Redondo Union High School Redondo Beach California spends a week at the Fred Waring Music Workshop studying choral radio and television techniques of Waring and his Pennsylvanians She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Waldorf of Dillon.

Shawnee - ON - Delaware Jane S. Waldorf Redondo Union High School Redondo Beach Calif Fred Waring Waring Waldorf Fred Waldorf Dillon

Grace Memorial Church Announces Services and School

Grace Memorial Methodist Church schedules Sunday school at 10 a.m. with Norman L. Ovitt as superintendent and morning service at 11. Organ selections will be by Miss Dorothy News. The annual ministers' school at Luccock Park is featured. A Lima church service is set for 3 p.m.

Norman L. Ovitt Dorothy Newnes Luccock Park Lima

Veterans officer to meet veterans in Dillon August 10

James McCashin, Veterans Welfare Commission service officer, will be at the Montana State Employment Service offices in Dillon on Thursday August 10 1950. He will help veterans with pensions insurance and employment matters.

James McCashin Veterans Welfare Commission Service Dillon Montana State Employment Service

Student Art Seen In College Exhibit

Western Montana College students displayed eighty three paintings and various handicrafts in a two day exhibit. Visitors voted on their preferred selections while additional glass textile china pottery items and woodwork decorations filled other sections and elementary art work was shown in nearby areas.

Western Montana College

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Mathews Store Continental Oil District Soil Conservation Board Filled Jane Waldorf Waring Music Camp Grace Memorial Methodist Church Dillon Implement Co H. W. Rogers Andrew Ferko Chambrays Bembergs Eliel
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