Weekend visitors at the Taylor Bradley home
Mr and Mrs Stanley Bradley were weekend visitors at the Taylor Bradley home here.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1957
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Stanley Bradley were weekend visitors at the Taylor Bradley home here.
The Wisdom News reports the annual church picnic at the Howard Johnson ranch with guest speaker Dr. Ray W. Anderson and baptism of Stephen McFerran. Community items include travels of Earl and Willey families, weekend visits in Spokane, Grand Chapter OES activities, hospital recovery updates, and social gatherings at Boy Scout camp and Andersons.
A roundup of residents visiting and traveling in Beaverhead County and adjacent areas. Movements include Bob McDowell at a Deer Lodge rodeo, Stephens and Huggins in Dillon for a high school reunion, and multiple visits among Butte and Anaconda residents. Beaverhead Blood Bank to operate in Dillon September 19 under Red Cross sponsorship. donations requested via Mrs. Lester Else. Weekend guests include Jack Kissock of Butte and families at various local homes.
Mr and Mrs John Helming took their infant son to Butte on Sunday evening seeking medical treatment.
Mrs. Emma Melton and her daughter Marcia traveled from Aberdeen South Carolina to River Falls Wisconsin where Mrs Melton will join Wisconsin State College as supervisor of kindergarten education starting in September She earned a master’s degree in education from Northern State Teachers College Aberdeen in August and is a graduate of Western Montana College of Education in Dillon
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