Community News Roundup From Jackson and Vicinity
Local Post 9040 VF W buys a modern adjustable wheelchair for community use at the club. July 4 celebrations include square dancing at the Diamond Bar Inn and a fireworks display on Strodtman hill.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1951
Page
6
Local Post 9040 VF W buys a modern adjustable wheelchair for community use at the club. July 4 celebrations include square dancing at the Diamond Bar Inn and a fireworks display on Strodtman hill.
The article describes making sodas at home using ginger ale or sparkling water as a base. It explains the Boston Cooler with vanilla ice cream, and provides recipes for vanilla soda and fruit sodas with syrups and flavorings. A sample recipe yields four servings.
Berkeley visitors Mr and Mrs Charles R Joy stayed at the Diamond Bar Inn while their son Dick Joy served as Ranger Station guard. Numerous guests travelled from Dillon Idaho Falls Swan Valley Butte Richmond and Missoula to visit homes in the area. Farm Bureau met at the Inn with a small crowd and a later fish tale capped the week.
Reverend Arthur W. Allen leads services at First Baptist Church with a 9:45 Sunday school start and 11:00 morning worship led by Bible Camp pastor Harry Engstrom. Evening music night follows at 8:00 with solo and choral performances. Wednesday Power Hour at 8:00 and Saturday choir practice at 7:00.
Grace Memorial Methodist Church announces church school at 10 a.m. with Norman L. Ovitt as superintendent and morning service at 11 a.m. featuring organist Dorothy Newness and a sermon titled Some Things We Can Do for God. First Tuccock Park camp week for a group of young people. public welcome.
Rev. Arthur B. Ward rector leads Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. and morning prayer with sermon at 10:00 a.m. Coffee hour follows in the guild hall. Church open daily for meditation and prayer. Square dancing and folk dancing on Monday.
The First Presbyterian Church under Rev H Warren Kunkel lists Sunday activities including Sunday school at 10:00 a m worship at 11:00 a m sermon Faith Means Action lunch for college students at 6 15 p m followed by a fellowship hour and hymn sing. Weekday events include Monday square dancing for high school age students and Tuesday a faith discussion canceled due to the minister's camp absence.
St Rose Catholic Church lists Sunday masses at 8 and 10 am. Lima holds 10 30 am on the first Sunday each month. Grant 10 30 am on the second Sunday Melrose 10 am on the third and fifth Sundays when it occurs. Jackson 9 30 am on the fourth Sunday.
Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m Sunday evening service at 8 p m prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m.
FIRST EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH announces Pastor B. M. Alstad. Services Sundays 11:00 a.m. with Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Choir rehearsal Thursdays 8:00 p.m. W.M.F. meets second and fourth Friday 8:00 p.m. Lima Community Church schedule lists ministers for each Sunday in a rotating pulpit pattern with Mrs Blackburn Rev Belle Long Rev Johnstone Rev Ward.
Hospital admissions and discharges in Butte area across Murray, St James, and Lima facilities. Names include Joseph Dowl ing Dell Mrs Charmine Martin Hugh Weyrick Jackie Seidensticker Leta Hayden Verla Norman Vivian Smith Clinton Smith Melvin McDowell Joan Bramlette Helen Jackson Harry Jensen Elmer Hillien Audlin Peck and Wise River entry.
Readers report a busy Wisdom scene with visits by Bart Lawrence and family to Butte and ranch gatherings for the Fourth of July. A large group celebrated at Argyl Stephens ranch with a fireworks display and bridge club prizes awarded. The Wisdom baseball team beat Dillon 19 to 13 in a recent game.
Summer registration across five university units dropped by 500 students from the previous year. Helena university office announced the change. Last year after the first week 2,663 students were enrolled. this year the figure stood at 2,142.
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