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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1931

Page

3

Social notes from Dillon area bridge and social events

Mrs Mayme Allen hosted a bridge party at her mother Mrs Mamie French's home with five tables. Miss Dorothy Prelate and Mr Everett L White wed at the Methodist parsonage. Numerous hosting couples and clubs held gatherings, dances, and Thanksgiving visits around Dillon and nearby towns.

Mayme Allen Mamie French Dorothy Prelate Everett L. White Methodist Parsonage Meeke Dillon Malcolm Stone Roy Herndon South Washington Street Northside Country Club W. H. Roberts Bond M. B. Herron St. Andrew Brotherhood

Sannella Named Leader in NBC Lucky Strike Dance Hours

Andy Sannella chosen as one of three leaders directing a new series on NBC. Veteran conductor of radio and recording orchestras and a virtuoso multi instrument performer and composer.

Andy Sannella NBC Sannella

Decrease in Nation's Net Income Reported for 1930

The Internal Revenue Bureau reports a 1930 decline in individual net income by 7.07 million dollars from 1929, with fewer high earners and lower totals in both individual and corporate taxes. Tax returns dropped to 3.38 million individuals and 498 thousand corporations, while deductions and profits shifted notably across real estate stocks and charitable contributions.

Ashington Internal Revenue Bureau Bureau

Dillon Social Notes From Sheep Creek to Armstead

Local society item list records visitors and residents in Dillon and nearby areas including Sheep Creek basin Armstead Grant Bannack and Grasshopper. Notable mentions include Dr Gladys Branegan visiting for a university women’s dinner and the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs W D Harding with the father serving as telephone manager.

E. B. Harkness Dillon Sheep Creek Basin Walter Lyons Armstead A. E. Scott Frank Blair Grant W. N. Bichler Elmer Sorenson George Hughes Horse Praire Frank Ryburn Bannack I. B. Mining Company William Pahnisch Grasshopper W. S. Tash Polaris Gladys Branegan Bozeman American Association of University Tom Foley Ras Hansen E. W. Hildreth Horse Prairie Addie van Elsberg J. W. Rees Butte Henry Seifken Bloody Dick Marcus Rand Carl Pabnisch John Grant Melrose Wes Mares Dillon Meat Company Helena W. D. Harding Barrett Hospital

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