Farmer Rancher Welding Class At High School
A series of free adult welding classes for farmers and ranchers will start Thursday evening January 31 in the Vo-Ag Building at the county high school. The first session at 7 30 will cover general welding with practical demonstrations by experts from several welding companies. Instructors include Allen Walton Byron Flickinger and Mr Walton.
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Vo-Ag
Allen Walton
Byron Flickinger
Mr. Walton
Walton
Faculty Women Elect Officers at WMCE Club
Mrs. William Straugh was elected president of the newly organized WMCE Faculty Women's club. Others include Mrs. Dale Tash as vice president and Mrs. Laurence Walker as treasurer. The group aims to foster friendships and support campus activities while serving the college and community. Regular meetings are set for the second Thursday each month.
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William Straugh
WMCE
Faculty Women’s Club
Dale Tash
Laurence Walker
Evelyn Mikkelsen
Helen D. Luebben
Joe Feathers
Mary B. Emerick
Clay Anders
Herbert L. Steele
Evening and Off Campus Classes at Western Montana College
Western Montana College of Education offers multiple adult education courses this quarter. Evelyn Mikelsen will teach beginning accounting starting February at the college. Dr. John Cumming directs Wednesday supervision class from 7 to 10 PM, with 55 enrolled, drawing teachers from Dillon Sheridan Twin Bridges and other local schools to expand supervision and teacher training.
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Western Montana College of Education
Evelyn Mikelsen
Howard Leslie
Anaconda
John R. Cumming
Butte
John Cumming
Western
Dillon
Sheridan
Twin Bridges
Orphans Home
Health Class Visits Beav erhead Laboratory
Mrs. Ruth Greenfield’s health education class visited the Bea verhead Laboratory Tuesday morning. Al Storer explained how the facility serves the community and discussed health problems from a specialist’s viewpoint.
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Ruth Greenfield
Beaverhead Laboratory
al Storer
Weather Quiet Week Amid Holiday Stillness
A calm spell keeps Glen residents indoors with few news items. Calves hint at spring, while last week temperatures near 30 prompted school closures at Buhrer and Reichle. A truck driver sustained a leg injury and Adolph Reichle services drew many friends in Dillon.
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Buhrer
Reichle
Adolph Reichle
Dillon
Glen
Plains
Art Reichle
George Reichle
Fulford
Highway Survey Sparks Local Speculation Near Glen
Survey crews around Glen have residents buzzing with questions as highway workers conduct extensive field work the past week. Officials have yet to reveal the project’s purpose, leaving residents wary but hopeful for clarity in the near future.
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Glen
Browns Lake Norman Gleason Visits Butte Readers
Brown's Lake Norman Gleason visited Butte last Saturday. The Gleason family lives at the Minerals mine at Brown's Lake. Mr and Mrs Don Gooding spent Wednesday in Butte. The Schuler and Edmondson families joined visits across Dillon and Sheridan with several calls and dinners noted.
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Brown’s Lake
Norman Gleason
Butte
Gleason
Don Gooding
Tom Pritchett
Lee Hoernings
Ronnie Jensen
Charles Rice
Lee Schuler
George
Anna Schuler
Dillon
George Smith
Joe Edmondsons
Sheridan
Gene Roberts
Vickie
Vern Burk
Molly Kambich
Carl Kambich
Clarence Frame
Rudy Polish
Paul Gnelling
Honor Roll Students at State U and MSC
Beaverhead county students named on the State University Missoula fall honor roll include Mary Lightfoot and Sharon Stanchfield. Dillon residents Carol Mockel James Goodfellow Stephen Foster and Carolyn Sargent appear on Montana State College Bozeman honor roll.
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Beaverhead County
State University
Missoula
Mary Lightfoot
Jackson
Sharon Stanchfield
Wise River
Montana State College
Bozeman
Dillon
Carol Mockel
James Goodfellow
Stephen Foster
Carolyn Sargent
Cliff Mockel Named New Warden at St James Episcopal
Cliff Mockel was elected senior warden of St. James' Episcopal church at the annual parish meeting on Jan. 23. James Tyler, Dr. Robert English, and Leonard Schulz were elected vestrymen. Mockel succeeds C. J. Hovren, who served over 20 years. Hovren declined to run again. Schulz fills Mockel's unexpired vestry term. The meeting praised Hovren and Jay McCarthy for treasury work. A dinner hosted by the St. James' Guild Alma Matrons and youth group preceded the meeting.
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Cliff Mockel
St. James’ Episcopal Church
James Tyler
Robert English
Leonard Schulz
Mockel
C. J. Hovren
St. James
Horren
Tyler
English
Joe White
Waldron Boger
Schulz
Mothers to March for Polio Fund in Dillon Tonight
A group of Dillon mothers from Child Study Group No 1 will conduct a house to house campaign from 7 to 9 tonight in a Mothers March for the polio fund. Lighted porches will signal marchers to collect donations. Mrs James Scofield chairs the committee.
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Dillon
Polio Fund
Dillon Homes
James Scofield
Daughters of Nile to Meet Wednesday
Dillon chapter of the Daughters of the Nile will meet next Wednesday February 6 at the home of Mrs N C Murray 209 South Atlantic Street with Mrs Sadie Poindexter as co hostess Members are asked to bring white elephants as prizes and to call the hostesses for reservations by Monday February 4
Rain-Rinsed Pastures May Need Extra Mineral Supplements
Rain can wash minerals and amino acids from forage leaves, reducing feed value. Livestock on rain-drenched pastures or fed forage cut soon after heavy rain may require additional mineral supplement to maintain nutrition.
Public Feed Test Highlights Balanced Supplement Edge
The 126 day trial by Ralston Purina and stockyards compared two cattle groups each about 700 pounds. Lot I used a balanced supplement with 5 milligrams stilbestrol per pound. Lot II used soybean meal. Balanced supplement calves gained 3.25 lb daily and consumed 22 lb corn daily, yielding $22.58 net per animal advantage and lower production cost per 100 lb gain.
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Ralston Purina Company
Pen
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Glen Commany
Mr. Seybolt
Bill Gaylord
Alvert
Aaron Beltz
Jim Malone
Clarence Commons
Jim Grose
State U
MSC
Dein March OF Dimes
Daughters OF Nile
Dillon City
City Hall
Ford
America
Gochrane Motors
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