Funeral services held Monday for Anthony Connelley
Funeral services for Anthony Connelley 47 were conducted at the Brundage chapel Dillon Monday Jan 18 with Rev R N Johnstone of First Methodist Church officiating Interment at Mountain View cemetery Pallbearers were Norman Giles Gordon Berry Edgar Williams Elmer Sorenson Harold Contway and Otto Sassman Born Nov 13 1906 in Dillon he died Jan 14 in South Gate California where he was foreman of a lathe factory He was a Beaverhead county pioneer a Beaverhead county high school graduate and noted machinist Survivors include his widow in California his brother Martin Connelley Livingston his sister Mrs Nora Daub Tempe Ariz and an aunt Mrs Carl Mast Dillon
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Anthony Conneley
Brundage
Dillon
R. N Johnstone
First Methodist Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Norman Giles
Gordon Berry
Edgar Williams
Elmer Sorenson
Harold Contway
Otto Sassman
Connelley
South Gate
Calif
Beaverhead County
California
Martin Connelley
Livingston
Nora Daub
Tempe
Ariz
Carl Mast
Warm spell and ski slide amid blustery winds in Grasshopper Valley
The Grasshopper valley endured a warm spell with some areas recording subzero temps earlier, while wind and snow storms hit. Ski events at the Elkhorn slide drew visitors from nearby towns as roadways required repeated openings. Local residents aided skiers and handled minor mishaps as waves of wind gusts disrupted travel. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson and Mr. Ted Hazelbaker. Beav er head County hosts Ingeborg Blotz a German teacher visiting Beaverhead County High School from February 4 to March 4 to teach English and history.
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Dillon Examiner
Jal
Grasshopper Valley
Elkhorn Slide
Jack Miller
Prenk E. Marchesseau
Butte
Marchesseau
John Judge
John Knoll
DL Ranch
Pete Cernazano
Dillon
Glenwood
Ark
Forest Service
Cernazano
Norman Nelson
Ted Hazelbaker
Judge
Pyle Place
Walter Melcher
Eugene Holloway
John
Ingeborg Blotz
Germany
Beaverhead County High School
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Aims to Grow in 1954
The foundation credits 80 million supporters and two million volunteers, noting 16 years of effort. It funds the most extensive voluntary polio research program, supports patient aid ensuring care, trains health workers, and seeks more funding in 1954 to sustain its work toward victory.
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National Foundation For
The
National Foundation
Montana polio drive urges readers to support March of Dimes
The Montana community is urged to back the March of Dimes as polio cases rise and funding needs grow. Basil O’Connor visits Montana to press for more money, vaccines in development, and continued care costs, with local newspapers asked to boost publicity and solicit support.
Halftime Spectacle Delights BCHS Hoop Fans
Beaverhead county high school staged halftime entertainment during a Powell county game at Beaverhead gym. Twirlers Verna Jenkins Karolyn Whitworth Martha Dingley Bernice Benson Mickey Magee Sue Petersen, a lively school band, and a "Modern Version of William Tell" skit featuring Lowell Nelson as the Lone Ranger plus riders Don Bogut Bill Pilgrim and others kept fans amused between halves and time-outs.
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Beaverhead County High School
Powell County High School
Beaverhead
Verna Marie Jenkins
Karolyn Whitworth
Martha Dingley
Bernice Benson
Mickey Magee
Sue Petersen
Lone Ranger
Lowell Nelson
Don Bogut
Bill Pilgrim
Fred Olson
William Tell
Frank Williss
Don Parrent
Ken Hartwig
Virgil Gleed
Harold Jensen
Bill Jones
Jim McLaughlin
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
The Examiner Printing Co offers top quality job printing with precision and speed. Clients include local businesses and organizations seeking reliable engraving and press work for banners, posters, and printed materials.
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The
Examiner Printing Co
Summerfield at the Post Office Saving Tax Dollars
Dillon Examiner highlights Arthur E. Summerfield postmaster general as a cost cutter, noting a million dollars daily saved through higher rates and efficiency. It cites changes like requiring congress approval for government mail, nylon pouches, rural delivery, and cheaper mailbox posts, with credit to Summerfield and deputy Charles R. Hook Jr. for steering reforms.
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Eisenhower
Arthur E. Summerfield
Summerfield
Post Office Department
Sleepy Hollow
Henry Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Merfield
Abe
Post Office Establishment
Washington
Congress
Postal Service
Baltimore
West Coast
Sumeerfield
Charles R. Hook
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Anthony Connelley
Polaris
Hurd
Ito
March OF Dimes
Montana
Basil O’connor
United States
Examiner
P. O
Great Falls
Mest
BCHS
By Walter Chamblin
Bill McDonald
Belgrade
Mont
Kansas City Life Ranch and Farm Loans
Nez Perce
Bannack
Sheridan
Virginia City
Big Hole Basin
Bitterroot
Gibbon
Big Hole
Madison
United States Arsenal
Arsenal Hill
Joseph
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Dexney
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