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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1942

Page

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Local Service Men Report Transfers and Promotions

Pvt Warren Temple moved from Sheppard Field Texas to Love Field Dallas for an 18 week private aircraft mechanics course. David Fairbank promoted to first class seaman and serving in the Atlantic on the Melville now helping build a recreation camp. Stan Bradley, an outstanding athlete, accepted into Naval aviation cadets training corps with prelim training at St Marys College California. Betty Sue Crow of Dillon and her Navy brother John met in Washington DC after years apart. John has 15 years in the Navy and is at Little Creek Virginia. he was once on the destroyer Shaw involved in Pearl Harbor damage. Roy Wellington of Dillon listed missing by War Department. last heard Jan 5 from Fort Mills, P I. 24, enlisted Feb 1940. His brother Wallace W. Wellington now in Army at Fort Ord. Continued on page 8.

Pvt Warren Temple Sheppard Field Wichita Texas Love Field Dallas Warren Army David Fairbank Atlantic Melville Stan” Bradley Naval Aviation Cadets Training Corps Taylor A. Bradley Armstead St. Mary’s College California New York City Betty Sue Crow Dillon John U. S. Navy Washington, D. C W. Clarke Navy Little Creek Shaw Pearl Harbor War Department Roy Wellington Isabelle Wellington Fort Mills P. I Corregidor United States Wellington Wallace W 7Th Infantry Fort Ord Beaverhead County Butte Selective Service Federal Building Telephone Fort Douglas Salt Lake City Utah From Dillon William John Backus Max Edwin Graham William Herman Matzke Robert Bruce Gilbert Albert Estell Roy Garland Homer Maxwell Faust John Louis Mountjoy Fred Archer Eudaily Sheridan Davis Morris Lilah William Yates Leonard John Waller Springfield Ore John Henry Gilbert, Jr Santa Ana Calif Robert Allen Stevenson John Ernest Collins Daniel Vallentine Wisdom Jorgen Symvell Charles Baughn Bascom Merritt Francis Maddux Harvey Osborn Williams Lima Jesse Edward ‘Taylor Edgmont S. Dak Glenn Bodrdman Polaris Dale Antone Sha

Reds Bring Five Day Tryout Camp To Butte

The Cincinnati Reds organize a five day baseball tryout camp at Clark's Park in Butte starting July 27 at 10 am. Open to ages 17 to 21 who bring their own gear. Mickey Shader will run the sessions. No tuition. those who earn a contract will have travel expenses refunded.

Cincinnati Reds Mohamet Clark’s Park Butte Mickey Shader Cincinnati

Lima Matron Mrs Ford Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Lucy F Ford a respected Lima resident of 53 years died last Thursday night at her home aged 87 Funeral services were held at the Ford home with Rev J A Meeke of Dillon officiating Committal rites were by the Ella Boardman chapter Order of the Eastern Star She was born in Barbersville Ky Nov 17 1854 and married Dr Lewis C Ford in Nauvoo in 1878 The couple moved to Lima in 1889 where he practiced until retirement near his death in 1987 She is survived by a son Lewis Clark Ford and two daughters Lucy Walker and Adda Wilson along with three grandchildren and three great grandchildren

Lucy F. Ford Lima Ford J. A. Meeke Methodist Church Dillon Ella Boardman Order of the Eastern Star Barbersville Illinois Nauvoo Lewis C. Ford Colorado Lewis Clark Ford Lucy Walker Adda Wilson Lewis Ford Schenectady N. Y J. D. O’brien Oakland Calif Maurice V. Ring Long Beach Lewis E. O’brien Maurice S William Leigh Ring

Mining Group Elects Officers At Beaverhead Meeting

Beaverhead mining association staff elected officers last evening at Chamber of Commerce quarters with W R Allen Wise River as president Frank Madden as vice president J L Mayland as secretary and J C Fuller as treasurer Directors named A H French William Logan Louis Stahl John Collins Al Erickson E W Bond William Logan was chosen to chair the exhibit committee for Beaverhead minerals at the state meeting in Livingston September 4 Carl Trauerman and August Grunnert of Butte attended. Local mining issues included federal mining loans and strategic mines in the county Road improvements vital to mineral development were also discussed.

Beaverhead Mining Association Chamber of Commerce W. R. Allen Wise River Frank Madden J. L. Mayland J. C. Fuller A. H. French William Logan Louis Stahl John Collins al Erickson E. W. Bond Beaverhead County State Association Livingston Carl J. Trauerman August Grunnert Butte

40 Mile Speed Limit Goes Into Effect Throughout State

Efforts to locate relatives of Mack Allen Williams, found dead in a Dell hotel room, continue as Brundage Funeral Home handles remains. Williams, likely a World War I veteran, had ties to Missoula and Aberdeen Idaho. Gov. Ford and President Roosevelt back a 40 mph wartime speed limit nationwide, with state patrols enforcing the rule to aid war logistics and conserve tires.

Mack Allen Williams Dell Hotel H. M. Brundage Missoula Aberdeen Idaho Dallas Texas Williams Deer Lodge Anaconda Dell Lima Brundage Mortuary Sam C. Ford Roosevelt

Dillon men begin forest fire training in Birch Creek

Fifty volunteers from Dillon receive two afternoons of instruction on timber brush and grass fire fighting led by Assistant Forest Supervisor Chet Jackson and Ranger B J Gunderson. Jake Neidt and Herb Wheat assist with extension office. additional volunteers urged to sign up at forest headquarters. first season fire near Axe Canyon area covered six acres and was quickly extinguished.

Dillon Birchcreek Chet Jackson B. J. Gunderson Jackson Jake Neidt Herb Wheat Elks Hall

Elks Delegate to Be Appointed in Butte Today

Emery K. Smith exalted ruler to appoint lodge delegate to state convention in Butte this afternoon. A large class and reception to entertain early arrivals precede the three day convention session tomorrow.

Emery K. Smith Butte

St James Church Marks Sixty Year Anniversary

On July 1 1942 St James Episcopal Church marks its sixtieth anniv. founded 1882 with Rev E G Prout laying the cornerstone. A fall jubilee will welcome Bishop H H Daniels Rev Richard Price of Miles City Rev Tom Bennett of Missoula and other officials. A memorial window for Rev S D Hooker will be dedicated.

St. James Episcopal Church E. G. Prout H. H. Daniels Diocese of Montana Richard Price Dillon Miles City Tom Bennett Missoula St. James Church S. D. Hooker Thomas M. Selway P. H. Pain

Draftee Send Off Party Planned At Elks Hall

A Sunday night community party at the Elks lodge in Dillon will honor the draft contingent bound for induction exams in Butte. Attorney James E. Kelly will speak, with light lunch and social time to follow. Sponsored by the Dillon Elks, American Legion, and local citizens. fund drives start today to cover expenses.

Butte Elks’ Lodge James E. Kelly Dillon Lodge of Elks The American Legion

Kelly Named Interim Chairman of Beaverhead Democrats

Atty J E Kelly was named temporary chairman of the Beaverhead county democratic central committee after Kenneth Wheat left for Salt Lake City. Attending were Democratic candidates committeemen and precinct representatives. Plans to form a permanent central committee after the July 21 primary follow Montana election law requirements.

Atty. J. E. Kelly Beaverhead County Democratic Central Committee Kenneth Wheat Salt Lake City Central Committee Montana

Seventy 18 20YearOlds Register in Sixth R Day Here

Seventy youths aged 18 to 20 registered yesterday at Selective Service headquarters in the fifth national R Day. Registrants were 18 and 19 year olds and some 20 year olds born between December 31 1921 and June 30 1922. The move to new offices accompanied registration and total expected to push national figures toward 43 million.

Selective Service Lima Wisdom Navy Army Marine Corps Federal Building J. C. Penney Telephone Exchange Lewis B. Hershey

Northwest officers seek check passer described as J Powers

A neatly dressed man waited at Dillon Bottling Works for a lift to Butte. Sheriff Temple reports a man signing J W Powers cashed a forged Wheat signature in Butte, about 400 in checks later arriving at State Bank. Authorities across states are alerted. The suspect is about 40, 5 feet 8 inches, brown hair, brown suit.

Dillon Bottling Works Earl Wheat Butte Wheat Sheriff Temple J. W. Powers State Bank Anaconda Powers

Wool Clips Hit New High Prices in Lima Auction

Gleed Brothers wool clip of 12 400 fleeces sold for 43 1 2 cents per pound to Sam Ditty for Munro Kincaid and Edgehill Boston, setting a postwar high. Wyatt 11 000 fleece clip sold for near 43 1 2 cents, both expected to total near 120 000 and 100 000 pounds respectively. rail shipments and warehouse receipts rise as market buzz recalls 1918 demand.

Gleed Brothers Lima Sam Ditty Munro, Kincaid and Edgehill, Inc Boston W. H. Wyatt Dell Mr. Ditty Wyatt A. J. Schulz Charles Burden Colonial Wool Mills Peterson-Hansen Gleed First National Bur Stevens Ditty Munro, Kincaid and Idgehaill Whitworth & Sons

July War Bond and Stamp Drive Observed in Dillon

For a 15 minute period at noon today Dillon stores converted to War Bond and Stamp salesmen as the July drive began. The nationwide Retailers for Victory prelude aims to push one billion dollars in bonds and stamps. Montana is assigned three and a half million dollars. Dillon residents showed characteristic generosity in response.

Dilion Uncle Sam Victory Montana Dillon

Stores to Close Saturday for Fourth of July Observance

Dillon will observe a quiet Fourth of July with all business houses banks and city and county offices closed as usual. No special celebrations or fireworks sales due to wartime curbs. rubber shortages limit large trips. Federal post office has not announced orders, may stay open.

Dillon Federal Post Office

Winns Eliel's Ranchers Top-Spotters in League Lead

Peterson's Ranchers and Eliel's Pirates won easily to keep the men's league in a toss-up while Winn's toppled the Fire Department women to remain unbeaten. Scores by innings list Metlen and Co-eds as rivals with key batteries noted, and standings show Ranchers and Safeway in front in the women's and men’s leagues respectively.

Peterson Ranchers Eliel Pirates Winn’s Fire Department R.H.E. Winns Winn S—R. Kurtz A. Peterson T. Vandergrift Fire Dept S. Paddock S. Gilbert M. Warner Pet Winns Berteee Beard Eee Bereees Rr Metlen We Eee D. Steed M. Hoerning Tase Este Peterson Seeeeteen Reete Gilbert Enone Perenne Cornell Pererererrr

Rotary Convention in Toronto Draws Six Thousand Delegates

Frank Tyro reported at the weekly meeting that about 6600 delegates from 34 countries attended Rotary International’s Toronto convention. Despite lower attendance than prior years, organizers deemed it excellent for wartime. He praised Toronto hospitality and the theme of war service for all.

Rotary International Toronto Frank Tyro

Telephone Line Forest Station Is Now Ready

Forest Supervisor W B Willey announced the completion of a direct telephone line to the Selway lookout station built under W A Eien starting June 1. Previously rapid communication relied on short wave radio only. A lookout tower is planned to be completed this month at the station.

W. B. Willey Selway Lookout Station W. A. Eien Dillon

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Tel Lima Mron Lucy Ford Mining Group Elks St.james Church Elks’ Hall Kelly Democrats Dillon Firm Victory” Drive Eliel’s R. H Metlen E. Cornell H. Rang P. Gilbert Steed and Schomer Safeway F. Vandegrift A. Wright R. Evans, Jr RK. Harrison Pet. Ranchers Elie Wee Tyro Rotary
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