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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1946
Page
4
The piece argues that wartime gas and tire rationing shifted shoppers to hometown independent merchants. It praises local retailers for meeting needs with modern methods, notes the community profits from taxes to fund schools and parks, and states home goods compare favorably to distant stores.
The Builders of the West estimate at least 10 billion dollars will be spent on new construction across eleven western states in five years. Highway work may total 700 million in three years with California at 200 million and other states varying. Electric utility expansions run into millions as they upgrade to meet postwar demand, supporting jobs and Western industry and prosperity.
The United Nations Charter commits the body to maintain peace and security and to settle disputes by lawful means. Now in London the Soviet Iran disagreement tests the UN’s willingness to act, with only discussions and recommendations possible, urging courage to avoid becoming a sham and a prelude to war.
Dillon public school policy prohibits any sports teams outside the junior high program. Students may compete only if officially authorized. Miss Dorothea Kalberg from Glendive Montana will teach the sixth grade previously led by Mrs Moe. O Kay Moe.
The Examiner Printing Co showcases its top quality job printing capacity with emphasis on precision, speed, and durable results for business cards, posters, and office forms. Clients include local firms seeking reliable, high fidelity reproduction.
Mrs. D. T. Norman hosted a bridge club with high score to Mrs. Camas Nelson. Lawrence R. Aitken, recently discharged, visits Lima after 28 months in the Pacific with the 37th division, recounting campaigns across New Caledonia to Luzon and earning multiple decorations. Also mentioned are local visits, shop outings, and the VFW auxiliary meeting. Sgt. Richard A. Peterson returns after 24 months in the Pacific with the 1874 Avn Engrs, with multiple medals and a three month stint at Kuri base Japan. The O.E.S. club enjoyed games and prizes. future meeting plans noted.
Dillon and Idaho Falls residents frequent daily activities with visits, shopping, and family events. Local couples attend dinners and birthdays, while relatives travel for university enrollment and family care.
National chairman Frank Sinatra of the American Youth Division of the March of Dimes mobilizes youthful supporters for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis appeal running January 14 to 31. The effort aims to raise funds for research and treatment.
The tenth annual report of the Social Security Board urges broad expansion of coverage to all gainful workers including agricultural and domestic employees public workers nonprofit and self employed persons. It calls for higher benefits simplified administration and a long range financing plan with three way cost sharing and broader public assistance programs.
Mrs Gordon Williamson and son and others visited in Dillon as weekend travel and medical visits shaped local activity. Pvt Kenneth Clark returned home after fifteen months away, discharged at Ft Lewis. Families hosted dinners and extended relatives from Missoula Rexburg and Dell attended gatherings with local couples and business visits noted in Dell notes.
Local brief summarizes hospital visits and medical trips including Mrs. Claud Lapham and Mr. Pasco. Families travel to Dillon for dental care, clinic visits, and shopping. Navy reassignment for Frank Jackman and Seattle trip noted. Community events include ski tow popularity, a February initiatory degree, church attendance, and a district dance planned for January 26.
J Thompson Baker presides at 10:00 Sunday school and 11:00 morning worship with the topic Gods message in Winter. Westminster Fellowship meets at 7:00 p m to show moving pictures on Africa. invitation extended to all.
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana notice by administrator F C McFadden to creditors and all persons with claims against Joe Janecki deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication at Gilbert Gilbert law offices Dillon Montana. Dated Dillon Montana December 31 1945. First publication January 9 1945. 26-41.
Certificate shows Joe G White and June White as general partners at Dillon Beaverhead County Montana under Montana Auto Sales. Principal place of business listed. notarized January 10 1946 by W G Gilbert Notary Public.
Notice to creditors of Isadore Thomas deceased. Frank C. McFadden is administrator. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to J. E. Kelly, Dillon, Montana. Admin sees estate matters at Kelly's office. Dated January 1, 1946.
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