All Dillon Churches Prep Beautiful Christmas Programs
The Dillon community lights up for Christmas with church programs across the city. St James plans a trio of services including a school festival in Bethlehem and a midnight Eucharist. A community chorus will practice at St Rose church next Sunday. Santa will visit on the depot lawn as a tree and gifts feature across venues.
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Depot Lawn
Santa Claus
Dillon
St. Rose Catholic Church
Charles Henry
Louis Schmittroth
B. L. Poindexter
Joe Fuller
R. BR. Albright
Carl Taylor
W. H. Stephan
F. X. Lechner
H. N. Tragitt
St. James’ Church
Church School
Bethlehem
Betcham
Holy Communion
Wade
Mathews
Smart
Wainwright
Beaverhead Legion Elects Paddock Chief Again
Beaverhead post of the American Legion re elected D V Paddock as commander at a Monday night banquet at the Sugar Bowl cafe. Louis Schmittroth was named vice commander and other officers were chosen. The post plans to meet only once a month. Agricultural students at Beaverhead county high school launched 1930 project work with nearly 30 plans including sheep cattle turkeys and potatoes. students will finance manage and market their own projects under Bernard Williams Smith Hughes department supervision. Junior project work is set to begin in county grade schools with several boys already involved.
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Beaverhead
American Legion
D. V. Paddock
Sugar Bowl Cafe
Beaverhead County
Bernard Williams
Smith-Hughes
Williams
Montana P T A Bulletin Highlights January Issue
The January Montana P T A Bulletin was published at state headquarters and mailed to members and Montana educators. Contributors include Mrs. Hugh Bradford Dr MaBelle True Adolph Lewishohn Arthur E Morgan and others. The issue prints the P T A constitution along with state association news.
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The
Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers
Association and Educators of Montana
Hugh Bradford
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
MaBelle True
State Board of Health
Adolph Lewishohn
Arthur E. Morgan
P. T. A. Constitution
Fraternity Officers Elected at Dillon Lodge and Mizpah Chapter
Dillon Lodge No 16 A F and A M elected and installed officers after a banq uet at the Masonic hall. Mizpah Chapter Order of Eastern Star named officers including Mrs Myrtle Oberem worthy matron Dr R D Curry worthy patron and Mrs Iva Orr associate matron last Tuesday night.
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Hrbe Dillon Lodges
Dillon Lodge No. 16
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Fred Chapman
Dale Tash
H. H. Bates
Hugh L. McCaleb
George W. Dart
Elmo Wynn
Henry G. Rodgers
James A. McCollum
Matt Kay
Amos Elliott
Mizpah
Order of Eastern Star
Myrtle Oberem
R. D. Curry
Iva Orr
Maynard Lovell
Fratie Stone
Edith Herndon
Florence Backus
Independent teams clash as Beaver Aggies beat Powell
In a Saturday night matchup at the high school gym Eliels defeated Brundage's High Powers 67 to 13 led by Brick Breeden who scored more than any other player. Dillon Aggies beat Powell county high 24 to 11 with Roy Hansen standout and Bernard Williams coaching.
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Breeden
Eliels
Brundage
Eliel
Quint
Bernard Williams
Bobcat
Frank Ryburn
Brundage Quint
Dillon Aggies
Dillon Ag Club
Powell County High School
Deer Lodge
Beavers
Beaver Aggies
Roy Hansen
Aggies
Dillon
Powell
R. Hansen
H. Elieson
Sunday School Special Session Announcement
10 a.m. Sunday school event noted with a special session led by Mrs. Preston Brown.
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Preston Brown
Christmas Morning Worship and Evening Sunday Program
At 11 a.m. the morning worship features a Christmas message and music. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. with a study of that first Christmas. The 7:30 p.m. evening program includes opening number Joy to the World and a mix of recitations and singing led by the Sunday school and choir. Participants include Donna Trolinger Dorothy McLaren Ethel Jean Curnutt Helen Belle George and four boys performing Growing Up for Jesus.
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Jane Herndon
Little Town of
Bethlehem
H. H. Bates
Donna Trolinger
Jesus
Dorothy McLaren
Maaing
Ethel Jean Curnutt
Helen Belle George
Nineteen Graduates at Montana Normal Commencement
Nineteen seniors received diplomas at the first graduating class of 1930 from Montana State Normal College. A morning ceremony featured speaker B A Winans and diplomas conferred by Frank Eliel. The event included music by the college’s piano staff and the girls choir, with credits to Lois Carpenter and Eileen Richardson of Lima.
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Iplomas
Montana State Normal College
B. A. Winans
Livingston
Leo R.light
Frank Eliel
State Board of Education
J. D. Smith
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Ralph McFadden
The
College
Girls’ Glee Club
Aml
Eileen Richardson
Lima
Eaverhead County Tax Totals For November Collection
County treasurer Norah Connelley reports total November tax receipts of 237 475 with 133 660 93 from first half payments. Full payments reached 95 059 85, taxes paid under protest 1 961 01, unfinished business 6 794. Second half taxes due in May 1929.
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Eaverhead County
Dillon Boy Scouts Form Aerial Cadet Chapter
Dillon Boy Scouts organize a local Aerial Cadets of America chapter after a meeting with P G Brown national organizer. Six scouts William Pratt Harrison Ford Leonard Baird Warren Stone Jr Frank Tyra Jr and Walter McGrath become charter members and plan a second meeting at the training school led by Scoutmaster George Farrell.
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Dillon Boy Scouts
Illon Boy Scouts
Aerial Cadets of America
P. G. Brown
Aerial Cadets
Dillon
The
Dillon Aerial Cadets
William Pratt
Harrison Ford
Leonard Baird
Warren Stone, Jr
Frank Tyra, Jr
Walter McGrath
George Farrell
Dillon Man Emerges as Promising Flyer at Air City Landing Contest
Ed Hedeen, airport manager, plans monthly landing contests after a strong turnout at the Air City field Sunday. Eight soloed flyers competed despite wind and gray skies, with spectators viewing from the east end.
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Air City
Ed Hedeen
Air Field
Hedeen
Missoula Youth Chosen as Rhodes Scholar
Dorr Cowell Skeels of Missoula Montana, 21, class of 1930 at the State University, is named a Rhodes scholar for Montana. He is a son of Professor Door Skeels of the university school of forestry and was born in Wallace Idaho, with Missoula as his home since early childhood. He received most schooling in Missoula, apart from two years in Michigan elementary schools.
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Dorr Cowell Skeels
Missoula
The
State University
Montana
Door Skeels
University School of Forestry
Wallace
Ida
Michigan
Dance at Glen with Finns Melodians next Saturday
A dance event will be held next Saturday evening at Glen with Finns Melodians providing the music. A dance supper will follow the music.
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GLEN
Finn
Normal Beaten by Butte Independents in Season Opener
Montana State Normal faced a 50 to 18 defeat as the fast Bremer Tullys of Butte dominated with accurate passing and quick ball movement. Vidavetti led the visitors with 18 points while Ruegamer scored for the Teachers and Beaverhead county high school edged Normal reserves 28 to 11 in a preliminary.
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Ontana State Normal
Bulldogs
Enief
Bremer Tullys
Butte
Butte Independents
Ruegamer
Vidavetti
Bremer-Tully
Normal
Holley
Bremer-Tullyp
Nealy
Ellis
P. Vidavetti
Price
Barnard
E. Roberts
Jenkins
Breeden
Montana State
Beaverhead County
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ALL Dillon
Perintendent
J. T. Newnes
Epworth League
Dorothy Leach
Fred W. Peace
Mary Reardon
Boston Conservatory
Paddock
Beaverhead Legionnaires
George M. Gosman
Walter Stamm
Earl Fairbanks
Warren Sutherland
F. M. Poindexter
F. G. Lyons
J. C. Jeppson
Legion
Bulletin OF
Masons
Eastern Star
Modern Woodmen
C. Melton
J. Miller
E Anderson Billknap
B. Holden
H. Evans
Joe Roe
A. L. Elieson
Grace Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Clemons
Chicago
George Clemow
Betty
Northern Pacific
Clemon
Montana Livestock Association
Big Hole Basin
Lois Carpenter
Gyde Park
Norah Connelley
Dillon Man
Frank Tovell
Training School
Ilon
Rhodes
United States
Pasley
Pershca
Frankino
Benbrooks
Halverson
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