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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1938

Page

4

Local clubs schedule meetings at various venues

The Dillon groups align for evening and tomorrow gatherings. The Dillon Business and Professional Women's club meets at city hall. Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a tomorrow afternoon session at Mrs Berg Christensen's home. L D S Relief society convenes at Mrs Richard Evans's home at 2 PM with Toleration of the Rights of Others as the topic. Presbyterian Men's club meets at the church this evening. Social circles host bridge and pinochle events, including Mrs Harry Williams hosting the B B Pinochle club and Mrs Ralph McFadden hosting Entre Nous. The American Association of University Women gathers Monday at Mrs T E Gilbert's home to discuss The Jewish Situation in France Germany and England. Other hosts include Mrs Hayes Baxter and Miss Bernice Metlen as the Nite club host tonight at home joined by Carroll Study club at St Rose hall.

Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club City Hall Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Berg Christensen L. D. S.relief Society Richard Evans Presbyterian Men’s Club Harry Williams B. B. Pinochle Club T. E. Gilbert France Germany England Hayes] Baxter M. M. Club Carroll Study Club St. Rose Hall Bernice Metlen

Recital by McFadden and Clair Features Modern and Classical Works

Members of the Music Department present a recital with Mr. McFadden and Mr. Clair performing modern composers and classics. Lekeyus or Lekeu’s seldom heard sonata opens the program, followed by works by Ravel Ibert Debussy and Bruch. Piano pieces span Mozart Chopin Liszt Lecuona and Brahms with Debussy as a highlight.

Ravel Max Bruch McFadden Mozart Chopin Liszt Lecuona Debussy Brahms Beethoven

Bidding Drives Lamb Sale at Great Falls Convention

More than 600 fat lambs sold in the junior fat lamb sale at Great Falls during the Montana Wool Growers association convention. Top 4 H champion Emmett Douglas Whitehall sold for 81 cents a pound vs 30 cents last year. FFA champion James Drummond 61 cents vs 32% last year. Reserve champions Clarence Southard Fairfield at 40 cents and Duffy Crabtree Stanford at 41 cents.

Great Falls Montana Wool Growers Association Emmett Douglas Whitehall F.F.A James Drummond Dere Lodge Clarence Southard Fairfield Duffy Crabtree Stanford R. E. Cameron

Soph Spot Draws A Large Local Party

Patrons and patronesses at Soph Spot include Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Davis Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Stephan Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Kakuske Mr. and Mrs. K. Moe Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mc Fadden Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Clair Dr. and Mrs. Marlin Farmer Miss Maxine Johnson and Mr. J. E. McCloskey. Dancing lasted until midnight.

S. E. Davis W. H. Stephan H. P. Kakuske K. Moe Ralph McFadden Arnold Clair Marlin Farmer Maxine Johnson J. E. McCloskey

Montana Jobless Figures From Census Raise Unemployment Count

The U S census shows 28 390 Montana residents are jobless with 20 203 in emergency projects and 13 642 working part time. The data highlights unemployment levels and the use of public works programs.

Montana U. S

Couple welcomes son born at Barrett Hospital

Mr and Mrs Kurt Raddatz of Dell are the parents of a son born Thursday evening at Barrett hospital.

Kurt Raddatz Dell the Barrett Hospital

Annual High School Party Program Presented

Banks Miss Mary Castles and Miss Violet Eastman will head the event with Londonderry Air and Sunrise World Is Waiting selections. Dillon Choral Club, acrobatic dance by Elsie Lloyd, glee club numbers, and dances by Claudia Faust School of Dancing appear. Accompanists Claudia Faust and Bernice Erickson. Hospitality hosts include Mrs Kerr Curry Garrison Wiant Gregg Wenger and Anderson.

Banks Mary Castles Violet M. Eastman Londonderry Air L. A. Gregory Dillon Choral Club W. G. Gilbert Elsie Lloyd High School Glee Club Ruth Jo Ann Deputy Frances Pickolick Arnold Claire Isabelle Ross Claudia Faust Bernice Erickson Fred Kerr R. D. Curry Garrison ‘Wiant Robert Gregg John Wenger Elizabeth Anderson

Diana Lodge Celebrates Anniversary with Odd Fellowship Theme

Diana Lodge marked an Odd Fellows anniversary with a talk by George Farrell on Wilding life and the Rebekah lodge origins by Schuyler Colfax. He highlighted the worldwide reach including Norway, Latin America, Hawaii, Australia, Denmark, and the Philippines. The Wildey anniversary song was sung by Wilma Holloran and Hazel Farrell. Speed won the men’s high prize. Fred Crouse took consolation. Ada Hartwig led ladies with high score. Bertha Mayfield had the low. Visitors from Sincerity lodge in Jackson attended.

George Farrell Wilding Rebekah Lodge Schuyler Colfax Odd Fellowship Norway Latin America Hawaii Australia Denmark Philippine Islands Wilma Holloran Hazel Farrell Mr. Speed Fred Crouse Ada Hartwig Bertha Mayfield Sincerity Lodge Jackson

Pioneer Dillon Matron Dies at Home Saturday

Clara Adams long ran the Examiner in Dillon England, daughter of the late proprietor. Funeral held from St James Episcopal Church with Rev H N Traggett officiating. Interment in Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers Lambert Eliel Fred Woodside Charles Nelson A I Cashmore Harry Graves Homer Faust.

England Clara Adams the Examiner St. James Episcopal Church H. N. Trag Mountain View Cemetery Lambert Eliel Fred Woodside Charles Nelson A. I. Cashmore Harry Graves Homer Faust

Emerson Hughes Spends Monday in Dillon Visit

Emerson Hughes spent Monday in Dillon visiting from Horse Prairie, a local stop noted in a brief community recap.

Emerson Hughes Dillon Horse Prairie

Beaverhead County Commissioners Hold Extra Session

Beaverhead County Montana board met January 19 1938 in extra session with W B Hartwig Martin C Jackson and Edgar B Rife present and Albert S Baker clerk. They guided gasoline tax refund rules requiring original invoices and specific ink details and notified dealers to comply before claims are paid. The panel reviewed old age assistance and aid for dependent children applications via Case Worker Josephine Darlington, returning files for final investigation. The session adjourned at 5:00 p m.

Beaverhead County Board of Public Welfare Board of County Commissioners State Board of Equalization Josephine Darlington

Scout Week Observation Planned at Banquet

The annual Scout banquet is set for Wednesday February 9 with Rev. Willis J. Loar as toastmaster. A Butte Scout leader is expected to speak at the evening event.

Willis J. Loar Butte

Dr Farmer Speaks at Club Dinner on East Asia

Dr. Farmer outlines Japan’s motives in China, saying economic and military aims drive inroads though Western precedent influences actions. He cites Panay bombing and the British ambassador incident, noting Japan seeks U S goodwill despite British approval. Floyd Pahnish to speak on the rural problem next week. Harold M. Warner chairs.

Japan China Farmer United States Floyd Pahnish Beaverhead County Harold M. Warner

Local 4-H Youth Wins Awards At Show

Young Shaffner earned top honors at a local meeting after tending lambs as a 4-H club project. The show featured 600 lambs sold the next day at prices averaging about 10 percent above typical values, noted as exceptionally good.

Shaffner

Nationwide Milk Week Boosts Dairy Promotion

The Drink Milk drive, supported by 22 governors, 3.5 million pieces of literature, and 2,800 dairy companies, ran November 14 to 20. Hotels, restaurants, and railroads used menu stickers while schools promoted Milk Week to boost milk consumption and awareness of its nutritional value.

Milk Industry Foundation Ize Cooperative Milk Producers’ Associations

Prize Offer for Name of Treasure Island Amusement Zone

Exposition executives announce a $1000 prize for the Amusement Zone name for the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition on Treasure Island San Francisco Bay. Entries must be three words or fewer and received by February 18 1938 at the World’s Fair Contest Committee offices on Treasure Island.

Treasure Island San Francisco Bay San Francisco Century of Progress Chicago Pacific Ocean South Seas Latin America Southern Cross Orient Far East

Beavers Battle Beavers Beat Butte In Close Game

Beavers defeat Butte 34 25 in a fast defensive contest with Edwards leading Dillon scoring at 11 and Fairbanks adding 10. The Beavers used sharp passing as Dillon faded late, while Wetzel scored 20 for Normal in a 49 43 win over Carroll Saints.

Butte Dillon Beavers Edwards Fairbanks Wheat Rolands Combes Cashmore Burgess Bayerd WEAN Olsen Kakuske Wetzel Bulldogs Carroll College Saints Earls

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Gosman Clubs J. Fred Woodside The American Association of Mr. McFadden Mr. Clair U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics Bruce Cabot Beatrice Roberts Franchot Myrna Loy Judge Priest Will Rogers Rochelle Hudson Tom Brown Henry B. Walthall Diana 'Lodge DR. Farmer Dillon Examiner Boston Common Milk Week Normal Carroll Kastelitz George M. Gosman W. B. Hartwig Charles Burden Tom Scott Royal Order of Jesters Mr. Gosman Order Anew Ene Eeatteneeerenee Aes Aero Rouse Aenean Lee Alvord Loughlin Whede Weikel Seyler H Daniels Anane McGlynn Aeeneen First National Bank
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