Community events and club notices fill December schedule
A string of social gatherings and officer elections dominate the week with Mrs. Louis Schmittroth hosting a movie party on South Washington Street and numerous clubs naming officers or planning future events. The Diana Rebekah lodge, St. James guild, St. Rose guild, and several ladies aid groups report new leadership and upcoming activities including Christmas parties and postponed meetings.
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Louis Schmittroth
South Washington Street
Schmittroth
Dillon
How Does It Feel to Be Out of Job in These Times
ATLANTA AP staff interviews with unemployed and employed residents reveal mixed views on relief, taxes, and future prospects. W H Harris notes improving conditions as tariffs drop. Dr Harvey W Cox urges value shifts toward cooperation. others cite worry over taxes and costs.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
Harvey W. Cox
Emeory University
America
George Hanjaras
Brazil
United States
China
Roosevelt
Nell Edge
Hfe
Max Abelson
Russia
Lavernia Jones
Cardell
Jack Mooney
Sporting Goods
J. W. Kendley
Csn’t
Auto wrecking pioneer Cramp keeps salvage alive in Stockton
In Stockton Cramp runs a sprawling auto graveyard turning wrecks into usable parts. His son Jack runs most buys while Bert, the elder Cramp, touts the business philosophy and the adage that every car contains something saleable. The piece notes top salvage items, totem poles for tires, and the shop’s advertising push.
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Cramp
Crampton
Montana
Stockton
Jack
Bert
Betsy
Cramp’s
Stockholders Meeting Notice for First National Bank Dillon
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Dillon Montana will be held at the bank in Dillon at 10 oclock in the morning on the second Tuesday of January 1933. Directors will be elected for the ensuing year and other business may be transacted. J W Rees cashier dated December 6 1932.
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First National Bank of
Dillon
Montana
J. W. Rees
Local high school basketball wraps season with close junior senior defeat
Freshman A squad edged the junior senior team 24 23 in a late shot to claim third place as the season opens at the local school. Coach Breeden named two Beaver squads with players listed for A and B rosters and noted Bill Roland and Walter Brundage assisting in B squad coaching.
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Beaver
Breeden
C. Brown
L. Burgess
L. Campbell
R. Conklin
B. Exum
W. French
A. Gilbert
J. Gilbert
C. Gilbert
KF. Gibbons
B. Jennings
C. Musburger
J .McCulley
F. Nay
C. O'Brien
J. Ritchel
GB. Stephan
W. Stephan
A. Simpson
H. Anderson
L. Brundage
C. Bay
A. Bay
B. Bayerd
J. Best
J. Ditty
K. Kelly
P. Fidler
B. Gilbert
C. Hanson
R. Halloran
R. Hoffman
B. Lee
M. Melton
W. McGrath
J. Reeves
R. Rels
J. Sweeney
P. Sweeney
P. Breele
E. Smith
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Conadian National Railways
Phat
Jasper National Park
Alberta
Queen Charlotte Islands
British Columbia
Jasper Park
Diana Rebekah Lodge
Gladys Garr
Robert Frakes
C. E. Nelson
Hazel Conger
Anna’ Loree
Della Hartwig
Odd Fellows Hall
Salt and Pepper Club
J. Leonard Innes
East Orr Street
Margaret Hanson
Burnice Farrell
Francis Tonney
M. M. Club
South Atlantic Street
St. James Guild
Leanora May
Sam Wilkinson
D. W. Paddock
J. H. Gilbert
Financial
R. D. Curry
H. F. Best
D. A. Galt
Howard E. Morse
Alma Harwood
A.A. Simpson
Lutheran Aid Society
O. J. Christensen
The
St. Rose Guild
St. Rose Hall
Kappa Epsilon Guild
Ethel Kennedy
Ellen May Guild
A.L. Anderson
Anderson
Genevieve Albertson
Guild
Child Study Club
Lambert Eliel
C.T. Callahan
J. C. Fuller
E. B. Hastings
A. G. Williams
Pan-Hellenic Society
Morse
Virginia Ballard
Clyde Akin
Peter J. Peterson
George F. Dart
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
St. James Guildhall
HF. Best
Harry Schuler
W. G. Squires
T. T. McAadm
W. H. Harris
Theta
Helen Bulger
Telis
Dillon Man
Sacramento
Maxwell
Cherokee Lane
Betsy Betsy
Liz
Lissen
Bill
Coleman
Coleman Lamp & Stove Co
Ana Cae Ae
Examiner
J.C. Penney CO
Dillon, Montana
W. P. Chrysler
Plymouth
Walter P. Chrysler
Fred M. Zeder
Chrysler Motors
Detroit
Mr. Chrysler
Mr. Zeder
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