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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1943

Page

11

PORT LO VICTORY REPORTED IN LOCALE WAR LEAVE LIST

Military personnel connected to Dillon and area are listed with leave and transfer details. Don Smith arrived from Fargo for leave. Mary Dawn Warner earns corporal in the Women Marines and will work at El Centro California. J W McCracken to return from Kalamazoo for furlough. Robert Gordon back from Australia in Modesto California hospital. Pettit and Thiel on leave with home connections. new addresses for Smyth McMannis and others in APO and overseas postings. Ray Ashworth graduates camouflage school at Fort Benning. Judson Stahl's family welcomes a born son. Don Oberem, wounded in action, visits Dillon while home on leave.

Mary Dawn Warner Women’s Marine Corps Naval Air Base Atlanta Marine Base el Centro Calif H. M. Warner Pvt Ray E. Ashworth Nina E. Ashworth Dillon Camouflage School Fort Benning Charles Oberem Don Butte Southwest Pacific O’reilly General Hospital Springfield

Elitels Still Top in Bowling Standings

Elitel s retain first place in the Commercial league at Dillon Bowling Center with 27 wins and 12 losses despite two losses this week. Laundry remains runner up with 24 wins and 15 losses, while Texaco posted high game 987 and high series 2790. Cornel l of Men's Store posted high series and Buckingham of Court house led series with 585.

Eliels Dillon Bowling Center Laundry Texaco Cornell Men’s Store Buckingham Ourthouse L Port Ku GosmMan’s Ooo Cleamety Paddock & Tyro Tribunt Bond's Task Transfer Winns Ooo Toxaco Oo Orr Flowers Montana Auto Courthouse O.o Dillon Implement Powerettes Elsie Cornell

Beaverhead Man Recovers Large Sum in Currency

E W Smith of Armstead Montana recovered a very large sum of currency lost in Salmon on December 6. A boy found the bills and Mrs Sarah Alder, a Pioneer Garage employee, turned them in to Frank Bellamy. The money was returned to Mr Smith, who praised the honesty of the finder and the garage staff.

E.W. Smith Armstead, Mont Salmon Recorder Herald Frank Bellamy Pioneer Garage Sarah Alder Bellamy

Winter Arrives as Cold Wave Signals Start

Winter arrives on the calendar and on the weather page as a cold wave is forecast. The thermometer hovers above freezing but the season seems to have begun with a sharp air shift yesterday morning.

Dr R D Curry returns home after funeral in Superior

Dr R D Curry travels from Superior Wisconsin where he attended the funeral of his father David J Curry yesterday.

R. D. Curry Superior Wisc David J. Curry

Marine Private Smith Fires at San Diego Range

Pvt. Clarence D. Smith, 28, Dillon Marine, assumes prone firing position at Marine Corps rifle range near San Diego. He is son of Reverend Lewis Doyle Smith of Dillon and a Whitman College graduate in Washington.

Pvt Clarence D. Smith Dillon Marine Marine Corps San Diego Calif Reverend Lewis Doyle Smith Dillon Whitman College Washington

Corrections Needed In Dairy Herds To Produce More Milk

Purina Merchant launches a Food for Victory Crusade to help dairymen boost milk output based on a survey of about 10 000 U S farms. Findings include 15 6 pounds average daily per cow and high rates of udder trouble, retained afterbirth, poor calvingcleaning, and calf scours.

U. S Purina Dairies Department of Culture Office of War Information

Scrap Paper Drive Here Successful Final Roundup

A freight carload of scrap paper marked the final roundup in the local scrap paper collection campaign. The effort was led by William Evans, high school instructor, directing the Future Farmers of America chapter. Residents and businesses contributed, the car shipped to a Minneapolis mill for processing, funds aiding FFA projects. Pvt. Lester Kurtz returns home on furlough from Fort Dix, New Jersey.

William Evans Future Farmers of America Evans Minneapolis F.F.A

Beaverhead Welfare Office Names New Senior Caseworker

Gertrude Davis of McCone county is appointed senior caseworker at Beaverhead county welfare office replacing Mrs. Fred Eudaily who resigns effective December 31. Mrs. Eudaily led the office for years. Dan Henneberry named stenographer succeeding Mrs. William Hartwig.

Gertrude Davis McCone County Beaverhead County Fred Eudaily Eudaily Dan Henneberry William Hartwig

Patricia Smith Completes Preliminary Nurse Training

Miss Patricia Smyth, a student nurse at Montana Deaconess hospital in Great Falls, was capped on Tuesday December 14 marking the completion of the preliminary training period in a significant nursing milestone.

Patricia Smith Patricia Smyth Montana Deaconess Hospital Great Falls

Also Mentioned on This Page

First National Bank Northwest Bancorporation Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Port LO United States Larry Helfert Garibaldi Ore Don_Smith Fargo N. D Mrs Leslie Smith J. W. McCracken Kalamazoo, Mich Pfe Robert Doyle Gordon Modesto Hammond Hospital Australia W. R. Gordon Francis W. Pettit Hy. Co Sig. Bn Cpl Warren H. Thiel Dalhart Texas Rodney Smyth C-O New York City N. Y William J. McMannis Pfc Judson Stahl Murray Hospital Stahl U. S. Army Salt Lake City Utah Pendleton — Fairbo Pendleton Fairbo Eliel America THE Montana Power Company Betty Lou Smith Minn Carleton College Lester Kurtz Fort Dix N. J Gertrude Davis New Caseworker Welfare Office Dillon Feed & Seed Co Santa Claus Geo. M. Gosman Rexall
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