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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1937

Page

3

Wisdom Community News Roundup of New Year Socials

Wisdom Montana reports holiday gatherings and visits across the community. Mrs Floyd McClennan returns to Dillon. the Huntley family hosts a New Year dinner for eighteen. friendships extend to Anaconda Missoula and Butte. Local dances, clubmeetings and student moves flesh out a busy season.

Wisdom Floyd McClennan Dillon Wallace Francis Huntley Big Hole Henry Hendricks Anaconda Ted Woodward William Gordon Frank Knowles Gordon Knowles Bud Scollick Tommy Flinn Missoula Myla Pendleton Frank Pendleon Vincent June Pendleton Harry Hopkins George Cottrell Willaudson Vera Hopkins North Fork Gibbons’chool M. J. Ramsey Butte Miles Portland Ore Hill Military Cademy Willson Young Isses Audrey Tovey Joe Arlington Yla Tovey Liege Bud Knuds Allen Gross Hitehall Orinne Willey Louise Ferris

Do not buy trees haphazardly for the farm shelterbelt

E. E. Isaac extension horticulturist urges farmers planning to buy trees for next spring to consult their county agents about species that will thrive best in their locality.

E. E. Isaac

I Want Some More Orange Juice

The article extols Florida oranges for higher juice and vitamin C. It cites USDA findings showing orange juice provides more vitamin C per amount than tomato juice and advises squeezing fresh daily. It notes thin skinned Florida oranges yield more juice and better protection against colds.

Florida Bureau of Home Economics United States Department of Agriculture

Jackson Mary N. Cottrell Correspondent Notes Local Life

Mary N. Cottrell reports in Jackson on New Year visits and travel. Families attended meetings, hospital stays, and bridge parties as residents moved between Dillon Wisdom and Jackson while youths entered Bozeman College for short terms. Market prices rose in November offsetting small declines in lambs and butter.

Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Engagement of Miss Jean Meeke and Loren Curnutt

Miss Jean Meeke announces her engagement to Loren P. Curnutt at a Dillon party hosted by the Meeke family. The couple plan a June wedding. Nearby guests included Mrs. Anderson and many Dillon society members. Later, Mae Gravley and Lewis Kington wed quietly at the Gravely home in Armstead officiated by Reverend Lear. The couple will reside in Butte. Society notes list ongoing club meetings at the Presbyterian Manse, Child Study Club, M M Club, and Methodist Ladies Aid with local hosts.

Normal College Dillon George Stewart Ted Pomeroy Elaine Willey Dillon High Wisdom Women's Club C. W. Francis Frank McDowell Elmer Jensen Dan Tovey Stephens D. J. Stephens Amy Hallie Argyle Stephens Arch Stewart Harold Capehart Stewart Walter Stewart Evelyn Bessie Arnold Zebarth Charles Wenger Bridge Wendell Jardine Jules Wenger Dan Pendergast San Francisco Jim Woody Missoula Virginia Geraldine Hutchens W. Nottingham Donald Cressler Wisdom Jackson Cressler Notthingham Jackson I. O. O. F. Lodge Alice Johnson John Wenger Harry Lapham Martin Jackson Allen Dansie Butte Jean Meeke J. A. Meeke Loren P. Curnutt A. A. Curnutt Meeke ABC Books Hans Anderson E. Crouch W. Thomas Ralph Cushing John Bourquin G. Farrell A. Anderson Elmer Devaney Helen Taylor Lois Crichton Margaret Ferris Mildred Schuler Harriett Schuler Anne Mautz Georgia Mae Metlen Bernice Metlen Fern Stahl Ernestine Stahl Beatrice Bayers Mamie Meeke Gravely Armstead Mae Gravley Lewis Kington Lear Katherine Mooney Josephine Gravely Leviar Kington Mae Gravely Dillon High School M. H. King Manse Society The Presbyterian Church T. Lee McCracken Child Study Club C. T. Callahan M. M. Club Fred R. Chapman Clara Plant Methodist Ladies Aid Society H.H. Bates W. A. Graeter

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death

The Godfrey family thanks all who offered kindness during the illness and death of their son husband and brother and for the floral offerings. Mrs Charles Godfrey and Son Edward W Godfrey and Children Edward G Godfrey Mr and Mrs E W Rogers Doris and William Rogers

Charles Godfrey Edward W. Godfrey Edward G. Godfrey E. W. Rogers Doris William Rogers

Lenox Former Dillon Man Is Seriously Ill in Portland

James P. Lenox, a former Dillon resident, is reported to be seriously ill at the veterans hospital in Portland Oregon. The notice notes his illness and current hospital location, with no additional medical details provided.

James P. Lenox Dillon Veterans’ Hospital Portland Ore

Farm flock leads in November egg production at extension show

Bozeman date file notes Mrs. C H Gordon Rowan top among flocks over 100 with 3 367 eggs from 150 leghorns 23 per hen. Whitefish Mrs Charles White 89 hens produced 1 888 eggs 21 4 per hen. Red Lodge A T Rykken 155 hens laid 2 002 eggs 13 2 per hen. Also Lake County Dairy Herd Improvement group reorganized to five associations in the state with 15 dairymen and 201 cows. Studies confirm breeding and lambing patterns in range ewes and gestation lengths with ram breed influence shown.

Bozeman C. H. Gordon Rowan H. E. Cushman Charles White Whitefish A. T. Rykken Red Lodge Lake County Dairy Herd Improvement Association J. O. Tretsven Montana State College Ed Spencer Chittenden and Walker Hampshire

Glorifying Leftover Ham Dinners Guide

Readers learn to repurpose baked ham to prevent drying. After trimming, store moist pieces, reheat with fruit sauces, or grind for souffles and salads. Marie Gifford suggests a Ham Pile with Biscuit Crust using ham, white sauce, peas, peppers, and a biscuit topping.

Marie Gifford Armour Food Economist Beason

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Harry Helming Helming Gladys Huntley Spokane Masonic Hall Myla Tovey Warren Lowery Henry Edwards Don Anson Fred Holman Asa Willey Grover Helming Sleeping Child Springs Maurice Hamilton High School Frederick Holman Hamilton Earl Morrison Darby Mary N. Cottrell Fred Hirschy Livingston Bennie Johnson Jack Hirschy Bozeman Agricultural College Barbara Lehwalder East Fox School Jake Neidt Jake Neidt, Jr H. E. Contway Jackson Bridge Club Sanford Shepherd Tom Clemon Bernard Wenger Barrett Hospital Fred Nelson Dillon Hospital Kenneth Peterson Henry Fitter Lima Andrus Law Office of H. G. Rodgers Idaho Street John H. Bourquin Kington Clubs Extension Service Mon Tana D. W. Chittenden A. H. Walker
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