Dillon Nine Drops Two In State League Race
Dillon loses twice as Anaconda prevails 19-4 and 11-7. East Helena routs Dillon 19-4 with three Dillon pitchers used. Sereenar collects five hits in six at bats to lead the locals in the setback.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1937
Page
4
Dillon loses twice as Anaconda prevails 19-4 and 11-7. East Helena routs Dillon 19-4 with three Dillon pitchers used. Sereenar collects five hits in six at bats to lead the locals in the setback.
The Beaverhead association extends an invitation to join the State Mining association and to hold the 1938 annual convention in Dillon. Roy B. Herndon secretary urges members to gather and make a strong showing at the Virginia City meeting.
Kenneth S. Gerard confessed to prior prison time in Idaho and Texas and was arrested near the O. S. S. freight depot by Chief Charles Nelson. He matches the description of the man who entered Dr. Curry's office and is held on suspicion.
George M. Gosman spent the first of the week in Helena attending a meeting of the state board of education where he serves as a member. George E. Jewell, longtime Dillon blacksmith, spent a few days in the city from Helena. Mrs. Fred W. Dart and her two sons returned last Friday from a motor trip to Salt Lake City to visit relatives and friends.
Ruth McAlpin reports that girl scout contingents will spend a week at Castle Rock camp with each girl paying part of her expenses. Many scouts earn their funds themselves and all contribute a portion from their earnings.
The Beaverhead County Commissioners discuss abandoning Fancher Lane Road due to swampy conditions and nonuse. They grant Forest Service permission to run a telephone line along the Dillon Jackson highway with relocation if needed. Board members approve high school purchase adjustments and adjust the Wisdom feeder highway cooperation response.
Jane Withers insists on performing a drain pipe stunt herself in The Holy Terror. Director James Tinling and associate producer John Stone doubted the plan but the juvenile star remained adamant. Anthony Martin Leah Ray, Joan Davis, Eli Brendel and Joe Lewis co star in the Twentieth Century Fox film.
Janet Gaynor and Fredric March star in David O. Selznick's Technicolor production A Star Is Born at the Hartwig theatre for a three day run. Adolphe Menjou May Robson Andy Devine and Lionel Stander support, with a cast including Owen Moore Peggy Wood Elizabeth Jenns Edgar Kennedy and Guinn Williams.
The article notes many institutions represented at the summer school of 1937 with freshmen making up most attendees. At 1 pm Mrs Margarete Kaiser European journalist lectured at the Normal college and led the German Lyceum club. Loretta Buss named librarian at the Normal college and Emery M Gibson earned the Master of Arts degree with a thesis on thoughts on laissez faire.
Mrs. Edward Himrod and Miss Jean Bishop returned from a week at Elkhorn Springs where they were guests of Mrs. M R Van Etten.
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