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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1953
Page
7
A brief tax and business notice from the Dillon Examiner outlines a 5% association rate and related financials for the period. Details are compact and focus on the percentage and its application to dues.
Vigilante League saw four-point sweeps by Toggery over Tele Belles and others with Watkins and Roberta posting high scores. Patty Burwell led with 622 in series and 220 in a game as State Bar posted 2358 team total. Montana's Megquier and Berger-Cochrane highlighted Treasure State matches with 2611 and 931 respectively. Commercial League close finish as Gosman’s Drug edges Tribune by 3 to 1.
Roberts wins two of three vs Tash Ranchers 894 833 and 937 912 with Tash taking 879 876. McCracken's leads with 2717 series and 973 game. Warner's tops City league 2738 while Eagle Bar posts best game 947.
Dr Bruno Katz spoke to the St James Episcopal church young people's group at the Guild hall on Chinese customs. He based his talk on nine years living in China. Officers elected were George Walker president Larry Walker vice president and Thais Lightfoot secretary treasurer.
Beaverhead County High School students donated to the 1953 March of Dimes through the student council. The council organized the drive hoping to set a school record and contribute cash to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis as an annual event.
Stewart Burwell of the Dillon Ski Club reports Elkhorn road canyon mouth courses in excellent condition. Tows run Friday evenings and Sundays with a cooking shack offering refreshments. Snow depth 16 inches midweek. Jumping a regular Sunday event. Parking available for spectators watching from cars.
Dillon's Christian Rest Home on South Washington street unveils a memorial sign for a former resident Mrs Anna Shreve of Baker. The private home for elderly women welcomes outsiders and offers two vacancies reported by Mrs Edna Blackburn with contact instruction to act quickly.
The Dillon branch of the American Association of University Women will hold its regular meeting Monday evening Jan 26 at the home of Mrs DI Emerick 837 South Atlantic street with Miss Genevieve Albertson as assistant hostess. The program features music by Ralph McFadden and Brinten Jackson from Western Montana College.
Presbyterian women plan a Thursday meeting in the church parlor at 1 30 pm with a social hour and refreshments after the business session. All friends are invited.
Alvin Owen of 535 North Washington street learned his father Ben E Owen died at 83 in Rvlev Alberta Canada after an extended illness. Funeral arrangements were not disclosed.
Barret hospital admitted W V George Mrs Clyde Casterline F A Bradley Mrs Daniel Bays Leonard Ward Edward Jursnic Eather Waters Mrs Adelaide Mitchell Mrs Myron Axe George Bates and Wayne Stocks. Girls were born January 20 to Mr and Mrs Matt Peterson and Mr and Mrs Eathel Waters.
During the week admitted to Butte hospitals were Sheryl Deane Huntley Wisdom Baby Sconfienza Glen Shirley Lee Knox Dell Mrs Della Weeks Lima Martin Anderson Arthur Kremlich Becky Sue Stallings Roy Webster Dillon Mrs Weeks Martin Anderson and Sheryl Deane Huntley. Others released include Jeanne Archer Melrose Mrs Prank Sconfienza Glen Mrs Lowell Mallon and son Mrs Dorothy Cobb Wise River Catherine Brown Lima Mrs Ada Ingram Herman Peterson Florence Roberts John Conover and Willard Bennett Dil Jon.
Notice to creditors of John G Sullivan estate and executors details, plus a sheriff sale for Marjone E Bostwick in Dillon Montana. Includes estate notices for Alice Stofflet and annual meeting of Water Users Irrigation Company with dates, locations, and officers.
Rev H Warren Kunkel leads Sunday at 9 45 am Sunday school for all ages 11 00 am morning worship with sermon That Which Should Be Left Behind Youth fellowship 7 00 pm evening service sermon God Needs Men Wednesday 6 30 pm family supper and Africa study 7 30 pm Westminster Fellowship Thursday 7 30 pm Women’s Association meeting to organize constitution elect officers and start the new association Refreshments served
The Examiner Printing Co showcases its top job work quality with precise typesetting and reliable production timelines. Local businesses rely on their skilled shop staff for sharp brochures labels and posters.
For sale 150 ton of hay with 359 acres of pasture and good water. Location 4 miles south of Alder, Art Long. Box 119 Alder.
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