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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1943
Page
5
A flurry of club activities fills the week with installations at Diana Rebekah Lodge and Rainbow for Girls, social hours for Presbyterian and Methodist groups, home nursing class completions, Masonic bond purchases, and upcoming D A R and bridal events in Dillon.
The article explains the dependent credit rules for 1943, including who qualifies, how the credit is calculated, and limits. It notes the $350 credit for Form 1040 filers and $385 for Simplified Form 1040A, with partial-year adjustments and how months are counted. It mentions deadlines, special cases for divorced or separated parents, and dates when IRS agents will assist at the federal building. Personal exemptions are lowered, and filing thresholds are $500 gross income for individuals and $1,200 for married couples living together.
Room 18 in the telephone block hosts Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Sunday service at 11 00 a m. A Wednesday evening meeting at 8 00 p m covers the topic Love with the sub ject Love.
The bridegroom is a local high school graduate who attended Montana State College at Bozeman and later joined the U S Navy, attaining second class petty officer status. He now teaches at a business college. The bride is attending business college. The couple will reside in Oklahoma City.
A new government radio series titled Uncle Sam will begin February 1 over Rocky Mountain stations. Airing five times weekly, each program stands alone. Produced by the Office of War Information, it aims to explain the war and postwar aims, enemy nature, United Nations, production needs, and home-front sacrifice with renowned writers contributing.
The weekly report covers the Enter prise camp R N A regular meeting with installation of officers led by Neighbor Celia Wilson. New officers include Emma Jackson as oracle Rose Lapham past oracle Geraldine Boettcher vice oracle Celia Wilson chancellor Rose Clemon recorder Ollie Krause receiver Freda Wenger marshal Elna McIntyre assistant marshal Mary Christian inner sentinel Winnifred Shepherd outer sentinel Dr W H Stephan physician musician to be elected managers Lapham and Rice. Gratitude is voiced for snow plow operators and for neighbors Krause and Jackson hosting refreshments. News notes include health trips, deaths of Bob Atkinson and Charles Francis, and local family updates.
Members of the Vigilante Electric Cooperative meet this afternoon at Twin Bridges for the annual gathering. Officers will be elected and annual reports presented.
L D S church session lists Elder officers and teachers meeting at 9 40 Sunday school at 10 00 sacrament gem led by Ethel Cast erline talks by the primary group class work at 10 45 closing exercises 11 25
Beaverhead county residents learn of Albert Aiken, formerly of Wise River and now in Spokane, marrying in Great Falls while his parents travel from Wise River. Aiken’s parents and relatives rush home as news reaches them, with family friends sending best wishes for a long, happy life.
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court orders all interested parties to appear on February 15 1943 at 10 am in Dillon to show cause why the administrator Frank C McFadden should be granted an order to sell necessary portions of the deceased Ed Rabnitz estate. A copy of the order will be published in The Dillon Examiner for two successive weeks. Lyman H Bennett District Judge dated January 21 1948.
Piano students Elizabeth Ann Mc Fadden Jean Ross Elaine Anderson Sally Stamm Gene Pilon Kathie Jones Rose Mary Tyre Carolyn Mc Fadden John Horren Lester Sage Molly Doyle Ann Carroll Barbara Blaston Joanne Shaw Mary Ann White Peggy Lou Sutherland John Osborne Grace Knox Estelle Waldorf Jeanette Spaberg performed Friday January 22 at 4 30 p m in the college auditorium Pres Sheldon E Davis attended Helena January 20 meeting the house appropriations committee to discuss Normal college needs and returned to Dillon January 21
Property assessment notice for 30 South Montana in Dillon Montana. Details include assessment action and official notice to owner.
Judicial District of Montana announces a divorce suit filed by DOLORES CRUSE against ROBERT CRUSE to dissolve their marriage and grant sole custody of their minor child. Defendant served. 20 days to answer. failure leads to default judgment. Attorney Leonard A. Schulz represents the plaintiff. Court date January 9. 26-41.
Administrator Frank C. McRadden seeks all creditors and claimants of Ed Rabintz deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Deliver to the administrator at his Dillon Montana home or at J L Mayland 30 South Montana Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. Dated January 1943.
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