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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1951

Page

10

Wisdom Beulah Neidt Reports Record Cold Spell In Wisdom

Weather records show Wisdom enduring extreme cold with government readings of 42 below zero on Sunday and 54 below on Monday night. Local social notes mention visits by the Rutledge and Capehart families, club meetings at Wisdom Chapter No. 67 OES, and fund raising card parties at the Community Center. The community also notes health visits, hosting by Ed Glassey and family, and the death of Max Kremer of Deer Lodge at age 85.

Wisdom Fred Rutledge Dillon Stewart Capehart Arthur Roth Great Falls Ralph Schanglen Wisdom Wednesay O.E.S Mary Peterson Jack Anderson Ann Hirschy Flora Hirschy Zella Lugar Harry Helming Percy Willey Bozeman Earl Willey Bristow Oliver Thompson Bill Brown Ed Glassey Thompson Brown Mel Woodland Butte Argyl Stephens Wisdom Women’s Club Arthur Roth, Jr Chet Bruns R.N Marion Hurley Fort Harrison Jack Hurley Max Kremer Deer Lodge Kramer America Big Hole Swanson Fred Walcley Gus Swanson Ellen Kramer Clarence Helming

Lima clubs hostesses and installations mark meetings

OES Sewing club met Jan 25 at Masonic Hall with Dorothy Bittick and Grace Mordan hosting and planned a food sale for March 17 at Merrell Store. Rainbow Girls installed officers Jan 22 with Louise Meeds supervising and 84 guests attended a lunch. Neighbors of Woodcraft meet Feb 1. Community church services and various visits noted.

O.E.S. Sewing Club Masonic Hall Dorothy Bittick Grace Mordan Merrell Leoan Mattingly Mabel Detton Gladys Owen Lima Assembly No Order of Rainbow Louise Meeds Betty Brown Genevieve Michelash Charity Josephine Rush Hope Dorothy Ann Peterson Faith Claire Empey Sidona Rush Carolyn Cornwall Marlene Franks Helen Meeds Elva Owen Darlene Peterson Carmen Hoenstine Anna Jean Knox Helen Kennedy Sydney Myers Maureen McCulley Confidential Leora Nix Outer Observer Rose Hungate Shirlene Marler Mary Ellen Peterson Carol Tash Grace Martinell Nola Empey Muriel Nix A. Manning M. Carr Oliver Meeds Virgil Brown Eastern Star Bill Brothers Louisville Lima Dillon Arch Brothers Bill Tatro San Jose Calif Henry Birrer Hamilton Howard Beardslee Jack Bigson Tampa Florida Beardslee E. P. McMahon McMahon Marie Baryon Anaconda E. P. Meme G.G. B Dill Lawrence Weeks Bobbie Murray Hospital Clyde Price Lou Bittick Gordon Reeder Christensen Idaho Falls J. E. Pruitt Butte Darlene Rush Carleen McCarthy Sam Pickering Schiers and Bybee Woodcraft Edna Blackburn Lima Community Church Erwin Paul Post Clara Price Gwen Reeder Helen Raddatz Ralph Stosich Tim McCarthy Charles Clark Carleen Joe Michelish Norma Freeman Norma John Sweeny Rochester Minn John Pythian Sisters Sewing Club Anna Swoboda Emma Edman Pythian Sisters March of Dimes Committee Kenneth Iverson W. P. Lyons Ora Freeman Ken Berthelson George Bud Goodman

Jackson cold snap and community notices in Montana

The Jackson column records a deep cold snap with temperatures near 48 below then 36 and 43. Homemakers meeting at Mrs. Wendell Jardine’s with Mrs. Roy Jackson as co host. Various social events including a seventh birthday pool party at Diamond Bar Inn and Senior Bridge club scores. Ski plans from Diamond Bar Inn transport details, county Farm Bureau gathering, and local visits by residents and travelers.

Roy Jackson Bill Nelson Francis Schindler Ellen Dooling Emil Schindler John Dooling Diamond Bar Inn John Krause Allen Dansie Fred Nelson Walt Anderson W.M.C.E Dillon Fred Vera Walcley Sacramento Calif Jackson County Farm Bureau City Hall George Else Wendell Jardine Ogle Tocks Dale Strodtmaney Omer Dooling Tulsa Oklahoma Dale Pettit Tom Nelson Tom Bud Lapham Bill Nelsons Charlie Burton Estella Husted Buss California Alfred Peterson St. Paul Minnesota George Else Re

Butte Stockyards Record Cattle Sales Reach $11 Million

Montana Livestock Auction Co. reports Butte stockyards sold 65,670 head of cattle with a total valuation of $11,200,664.95 during the year.

Butte Montana Livestock Auction Co

Grace Memorial Methodist Church Services and Activities

Grace Memorial Methodist Church announces program details led by Robert N. Johnstone pastor. Church school at 10 a.m. with Norman L. Ovitt as superintendent, morning service at 11 a.m., George Brown choir director, Dorothy Newnes organist, sermon titled Modern Man Is Obsolete. Women’s Society meets Thursday at 2 30 p.m. Hostesses Mrs. Sam Cardinale and Elva Slater. Public welcome.

Grace Memorial Methodist Church Robert N. Johnstone Norman L. Ovitt George Brown Dorothy Newnes Women's Society Sam ‘Cardinale Elva Slater

St James Episcopal Church Holy Communion Services

The church schedules holy communion at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. with a sermon and choir anthem by Grace Cashmore, and a 9:45 a.m. church school. Ash Wednesday rites at 8 a.m. for students and workers, 10:30 a.m. Friday, Feb. 2 observance at 10:30 a.m. World Day of Prayer at Presbyterian church 3 p.m. An invitation to worship is extended.

Grace Cashmore Presbyterian Church

Lima Community Church Sunday Services Schedule

Schedule lists first and third Sundays at 11 30 a.m. with Mrs Blackburn and Rev Belle Long. Second, fourth and fifth Sundays at 3 p.m. with Rev Johnstone Rev Alstad and Rev Ward. Subscription note for the Examiner.

Lima Community Church Blackburn Belle Long Johnstone Alstad Ward

Agreement to end railways yardmaster dispute signed December 1950

Memorandum of Agreement dated December 21 1950 records arbitration failure and White House mediated terms for yardmasters dining car stewards and wage rules. It sets hours reductions effective October 1 1950 back pay terms February 1 1951 and a three year term with no new pay or working condition proposals until after October 1 1953 with a later review on July 1 1952.

Brotherhoods of Railroad Operating Employees Truman White House Doctor Steelman Steelman

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