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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1953

Page

11

Local Men Attend Convention of Electric Co ops

Howard Babcock and Herbert Wheat join a four member Vigilante Electric delegation bound for the national rural electric cooperatives convention in San Francisco January 26 to 29. Delegates travel January 22 with W. D. Sandy and Edward Nolte. The meeting will draw about 4500 delegates from 900 REA financed systems and feature talks by Sen. William F. Knowland and CR E Leybond.

Howard Babcock Vigilante Electric Cooperative Herbert Wheat Rural Electric Cooperatives San Francisco Calif W. D. Sandy Twin’ Bridges Edward Nolte Silver Star William F. Knowland California Clyde H. Leybond National Rural Electric Cooperative Association

Walls With Out Welds Shown At Dillon Rotary

A technicolor film Walls With out Welds was shown by Jon Tolson with Ben Redd Chevrolet at a Dillon Rotary meeting in the Elks hall. Chairman Bill Straugh led the program as Dr. L L Lindley announced Herbert Himes elected Rotary district governor and a new Rotary club to be organized in Chester. Guests included James D. Monk of New Mexico and Frank Tyro, formerly of Dillon now resident of Spearfish South Dakota.

Jon Tolson Ben Redd Chevrolet Company Dillon Rotary Club Elks’ Hall Bill Straugh Western Montana College L. L. Lindley Herbert Himes Billings Rotary Montana Chester James D. Monk New Mexico Frank Tyro Dillon Spearfish S. D

Lutheran WMF Meeting Read Exodus Chapters At 1001 So Pacific

Mrs Theo Bay will host Lutheran WMF Friday at 7 30 pm at 1001 South Pacific Street. The meeting will start a new Bible program and members should read Exodus chapters 1 and 2 in preparation for the lesson led by Mrs IW Vinsel.

Lutheran Wmf Theo Bay Luthern Wmf Pacific St IW. Vinsel

4-H Leaders Attend Bozeman School On Campus

A Montana State College hosted a four day 4-H leaders school from February 2 to 6 to train state club leaders. Registration starts 7:30 p.m. February 2 at the student union and housing assignments follow. Three training tracks include general 4-H club work, tractor maintenance, and farm and home electric work. Dinner meetings are planned for Tuesday and Thursday with the program ending Friday at 3 p.m.

Bozeman Montana Montana State College Paul J. Moore Montana Extension Service Moore

Pete Crump Kayes Knocks Out Earle in Pro Debut

Pete Crump Kayes of Armstead, a Beaverhead County rodeo cowboy, knocked out Ronnie Earle of Salt Lake City in 1 minute 45 seconds of the first round on a Butte card. Crump weighed 172 to Earle 166. His brother Charley Kayes fights as a middleweight from Pocatello.

Pete Crump Armstead Beaverhead County Ronnie Earle Salt Lake City Utah Butte Pete Charley Pocatello Idaho Earle

Dillon School trains twelve student teachers this quarter

Western Montana college students participate in practice teaching at the Dillon teacher training school with regular teachers as critics. The group includes Thelma Vandegrift Irene Hitch ens Sharon Zoske Janet Eccleston Betty Smith Janice Dirks Dorothy Gulliford Clara Claver Harley Iverson Henry Stone Claude Ankeny and Robert Harwood.

Western Montana College Dillon Thelma Vandegrift Irene Hitchens Sharon Zoske Janet Eccleston Betty Smith Janice Dirks Dorothy Gulliford Clara Claver Harley Iverson Henry Stone Claude Ankeny Robert Harwood

Teacher Training College Task Highlighted by President Jordan

President Rush Jordan, in a January address at Western Montana College of Education, outlined the college’s mission to train teachers for Montana grade schools and noted a pending state bill to raise teacher standards. He discussed student life, a planned student union, loan funds, and on campus employment, with musical selections by Carolyn McFadden and Leona Munshius preceding the talk.

Western Montana College of Education Montana Rush Jordan State Board of Education Montana Education Association Dillon Carolyn McFadden Leona Munshius

Bulldogs Defeat Miners to Grab Third in Loop

The Western Montana Bulldogs beat Montana School of Mines 63 to 57 at Butte to seize third place in the Montana Collegiate conference. Mines rallied to tie 55 all late, but the Bulldogs pulled away for the final six point margin. Jim Baker led Mines with 19 points. Bob McGuire had 17 for Western, Wayne Anderson 15, as Western gained two conference wins. The Bulldogs face Rocky Mountain Bears next at WMCE gym, Dillon, on Tuesday night with Jayvees vs Twin Bridges Independents earlier.

Western Montana Bulldogs Montana Montana School of Mines Butte Bulldogs Bil Straugh Western Carroll Saints Rocky Mountain Bears Eastern Northern Mines WMCE Dillon Bulldog Jayvees Twin Bridges Independents

Lars Hansen Dies in Dillon and Funeral Friday

Lars Hansen about 63 died suddenly Tuesday afternoon in Dillon likely from a heart attack. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p m from the Brundage chapel with Rev Arthur Lord officiating and interment in Mountain View cemetery. Born in Denmark he came to the United States around 1908 and ranched in Beaverhead County before moving to Polson and later returning to Dillon to work for local employers. He left survivors in Denmark.

Brundage Dillon Lars Hansen Arthur Lord Mountain View Cemetery Mr. Hansen Denmark United States Beaverhead County Polson Berg Christensen Matt Anderson John Anderson Alder

Boxing Night In Dillon Features Knockouts And Draws

Harold Petersen 120 Dillon stopped Gene Faroni 124 Dillon in round two after a points win in round one. Clair Anderson 132 Dillon drew with Eddy Locket 130 Anaconda in a free-swinging three round bout. Johnny Nelson 159 Dillon drew with Frank Davis 159 Anaconda in an action filled contest. John Ward 160 Anaconda stopped Neil Benson 159 Dillon in round one. Frank Warren 138 Anaconda clipped Don Brockman 138 Dillon with a decisive third round left hook. Danny Pachico and Steve Sullivan of Butte, state amateur champs, fought three rounds. Norman Palmer Dillon drew with Mickey O'Brien Butte in boys under 100 pounds. Bob Crump Dillon beat Tiger Campbell Anaconda in three rounds. Bill Bandied Butte defeated Terry Banzoneily Butte. John Netz and Ed Wager Butte drew. Medals funded by Dillon merchants Mitchells City Drug.

Harold Petersen Dillon Gene Faroni Butte Clair Anderson Eddy Locket Anaconda Locket Anderson Johnny Nelson Prank Davis Davis Nelson John Ward Neil Benson Frank Warren Don Brockman Warren Brockman Danny Pachico Steve Sullivan Ponds Norman Palmer Mickey O’brien Bob Crump Tiger Campbell Bill Bandied Terry Banzoneily John Netz Ed Wager Mitchell’s City Drug

March of Dimes Representative Confers at Dillon

Frank E McDonnell of Great Falls, NFIP state representative, met Dillon Tuesday afternoon with Taylor Bradley and local March of Dimes leaders. He urged all card holders to return their numbered cards to the local headquarters to cut volunteer workload. Chapter officers assisting Bradley included Norman Ovitt, Mrs. H. H. Hendren, G. Donald Wheat, Donald J. Smith, and Dr. G. L. Routledge.

Frank E McDonnell Great Falls National Foundation For H. H. Hendren G. Donald Wheat Donald J Smith G. L. Routledge

Lutheran Church Announces Sunday School and Services

The Lutheran church lists Sunday school at 9:45 with Mrs. W. F. Koeneke as superintendent and an 8 o'clock evening service with guest speaker Rev. Lyle N Onstad of Bize man. WMF meets Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Theo Bay's home.

Lutheran Church W. F. Koeneke Lyle N Onstad Bizeman WMF Theo Bay

Local merchants and officials listed for event lineup

Coast to Coast Stores, Dillon Implement, Mirror Bar, Joe Smith's Toggery, Eliel Brothers, Winn's Vaughn and Ragsdale, Big Dipper, Skeets Cafe and Eagle Bar appear as participating venues. Referees were Joe Antionette and Weston Strasser. Bill Tritt and Norman Downing served as judges. Ben Tyvand acted as timer.

Dillon Implement Company Mirror Bar Joe Smith's Toggery Eliel Brothers Winn's Vaughn and Ragsdale Big Dipper Skeets Cafe Eagle Bar Joe Antionette Weston Strasser Bill Tritt Norman Downing Ben Tyvand

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Dillon Examiner Pete Crump Kayes Dillon School Bree Teacher Training College Jordan Clifford Mockel Deaconess Hospital The Montana Power Company March of Dimes
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