Nutley Executive Elected Grand Exalted Ruler of Elks
William J. Jernick of Nutley New Jersey, 53, a corporation executive and former Nutley mayor, was elected Grand Exalted Ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at the 90th grand lodge convention in Los Angeles. He will be installed Thursday morning succeeding Earl E. James of Oklahoma City. Jernick, active in New Jersey Elks youth and crippled children programs, has long national roles in the order since 1940.
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Los. Angeles
Calif
William J. Jernick
Nutley
N. J
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Grand Lodge
Jernick
Earl E. James
Oklahoma City
Newark
Order of Elks
Joseph G. Buch
Trenton
N.J
Jerrick
Thomias A. Edison, Inc
Nutley Symphony Society
New Ruler of America's Elks
New Jersey Elks Association
The
Order
Elks Reveal Record Growth at National Convention
Grand Exalted Ruler James announced at the opening session that Elks membership rose for the 15th straight year to a record 1,122,803 as of March 31. The year added 25,800 members and 35 new lodges, bringing totals to 1,685, with 50,000 expected attendees for the convention.
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Board of Grand Trustees
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Order
Elks
Last User of Horse Dray Dies After Long Illness
Frank Bolinski longtime Dillon street figure with horse and light dray died last Friday morning at the county hospital after a long illness. He leaves a New York City stepdaughter. Funeral was Monday with Catholic rites and Mountain View cemetery interment. Bolinski's cheerful disposition and daily rounds collecting trash for hogs ended with his passing.
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Frank Bolinski
Dillon
Bolinski
New York City
Mountain View Cemetery
Dillon Street
Old Horse
Belinski
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Socials
Beav erhead residents hosted and traveled to gatherings across Montana towns. Visitors included Frances May Wisdom and families from Geyser Mis soula Buffalo Hobson plus locals like the Huntleys Andersons and Cripple Creek attendees. Events featured luncheons, birthday celebrations, rodeos, weddings dances and 4 H meetings with numerous dinners and trips to Butte Spokane and Sun Valley.
Burl Stephens resigns as undersheriff after six years
Burl Stephens announced his resignation as undersheriff in the office of Sheriff Paul Temple. The action became effective Tuesday, July 6, after serving since January 1947. He served with the Ninth Army in Germany for two and a half years and is a native of Dillon. He previously ran the First National Wool Warehouse, handling large wool stocks from Southwestern Montana.
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Burl Stephens
Paul Temple
Mr Stephens
Ninth Army
Germany
Dillon
Berkeley visitor to Dillon area resides currently
Mrs Pred Edward visiting from Berkeley is staying with her aunt Mrs Levene Wikidal Mrs Farwards while noting former Dillon resident Manon Leach attended local schools. She now lives in Berkeley California.
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Berkeley
Pred Edward
Levene Wikidal
Farwards
Manon Leach
Fnner Dillon
Cal
Local Family Visits From Mei Vins Stay Briefly
A fragmented note indicates the Mei Vins family holidaying with Geoee Besioca and Mr and Mrs Bob Meiva and planning a brief stay for a few days.
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Geoee Besioca
Bob Meiva
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Farmer Uses Chlorophyll to Sweeten Cows Breath
A farmer reports milk with a garlic hint and feeds his herd chlorophyll to improve breath and milk taste. The move follows a local curiosity about dairy flavor and livestock care.
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Dillon Examiner
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William J. Jerrick
Nutley, N. J
Interstate Building & Loan Association
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I. R. M. Barrett
R. M. Barrett
R. M. Stone
J. W. Reese
E. Blinn
W. V. Grimes
William Lee
Clifford Miller
Missoula
Jack Steele
Buffalo
Marvin Phillips
Hobson
Otto Greenslate
George Cottrell
Great Falls
John Wharton
Dade Stephens
Jennie Stevenson
Clark Huntley
Fred Hirschy
Claude Anderson
Sun Valley
Joe Willson
Los Angeles
Willson
Harry Rutledge
Butte
Bertha Francis
Clark Huntleys
Mel McDowell
Jack Hirschy
Jan Hirschy
Jan
Fred Anderson
Georgetown Lake
Bible Camp
Lawrence Bacon
Mr Bacon
Charles Saville
Linda
Oconnell
Wallace Christiansen
Paul Paddock
Balson Ranch
E.M Tebe
Ted Woodward
Clyde Kidd
Marlow Hyatts
Ray Maye
Diana Labernathy
Fred Nelson
RoyceBarth
Scott King
la Masa
Ed Fletcher
Prunday
Big Hole
Alaska
Lena Nelson
John Schonenberger
Blackfoot
Idaho
Ray Rezich
Armstead
James Olds
North Fork
John Carpenter and Sons
Lester Esses
Tom Heggelund
Lillian Heggelund
Marke Thornberry
Tacoma
Wash
Heggelunds
Orville Sparrow
Boone
Sue
Whitehall
Boone Sparrow
Fort Peck
Beaverhead County
Sparrows
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Vera Chaffin
Hamilton
Ed Bacons
Bill Parish
Portland
Vera Weller, Jr
Bernard Henderson
Fritz Walchly
Carolyn Walchly
Jim Pipkin
Roy Sandy
Sperlin Martin
Ed Glassey
Frank Hutchins
George Thompson
Ferguson
Ken Murphy
Ralph Nichols
Fred Rutledge
Bob McDowell
Jimmy, Burgess
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George Helmin
Bull George
Dyer
Gay Loveridge
Earl Willey Ranch
Kate Hulers
Wyler
Stamm Jewelers
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Re Wausk
Warner
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