Dell N Sorat McNinch and Local Social Roundup
Community notices from Dell and surrounding areas recap visits in Idaho Falls and Dillon, birthdays, new baby Glynis Lee Brown, illnesses, farming activity, school repainting, and a Butte rodeo trip with family anecdotes and local visitors across Lima, Virginia City, Sheep Creek, and Centennial Valley. Glynis Lee Brown is the newborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Rogers
Idaho Falls
Leonard Peterson
Dell
W.L. Peterson
Elaine
Bill Peterson
Sharon Wilson
Gary Brown
Ken Wilson
Centennial Valley
Mr. Wilson
McKinley
Sterling
Idaho
Charles Brown
Portland
Glynis Lee
Brown
Darolene Peterson
P. D. “Buss” Peterson
Virgil Brown
Lima
Glynn Lee
California
Ed Lewis
Bernard Whitworth
Dick McNinch
Sheep Creek
VFW
Bonnie
Ruth Harkness
Butte
Leslie
Ted
Dillon
Pete Peterson
Earl
Virginia City
Bert McNinch
Wilson
Clearfield
Utah
Mary
Melvin
Care of Resin Finished Cotton Fabrics and Bleach Advice
Textile specialists warn that new resin finished cottons may resist stains and press well but require care in cleaning. For resin finished whites avoid chlorine bleach and use a permeate bleach instead to prevent discoloration and weakening of the fabric. Check garment labels for exact instructions.
Bannack Camp Visit Tied to State Monument Pageant
Mr and Mrs Frank Quinn of Butte joined W. M. Stone secretary of the Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce on a Dillon trip to Bannack. They toured historic landmarks as Quinn writes material for a Bannack pageant to dedicate the site as a state monument on August 15. Stone has publicized Beaverhead history and promotes local recreation and sightseeing opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Quinn
Butte
Dillon
W. M. Stone
Chamber of Commerce
Bannack
Quinn
Stone Ws
Montana
Beaverhead
Retirement myths and age sixty five realities
Records show age sixty five is not retirement cutoff as millions continue work. John Reed of the Butte Social Security office notes many elderly remain employed and could receive benefits if earnings drop, while Allen Swain will host a session in Dillon to discuss old age insurance rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reed
Butte Social Security Office
Reed
Allen Swain
Employment Service
Cushing
Center Street
Dillon
Second graders tour newspaper plant as civics lesson
A class of second graders toured the Examiner shop to see printing from type setting to press. Teachers Mrs Mary Fleharty and Miss Jear Muller guided students as they observed operations and discussed community services provided by public and semi public agencies. Students included Alan Johnson Larry Alberth Dale Lin aduska Frances Ferri Rosemary Necker Leone Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner
Ahio
Studert
Mary Fleharty
Miss Jear
Muller
Alan Johnson
Larry Alberth
Dale Linaduska
Frances Ferri
Rosemary Necker
Leone Steel
Montana Supreme Court Denies RR Rate Appeal
The Montana Supreme Court rejected the five railroads request to reverse a nine percent freight rate increase. The decision, unanimous, prevents further state relief and leaves the case to potential federal appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Supreme Court
Montanas
US Supreme Court
Service Officer James McCashin Visits Dillon Thursdays
James McCashin, service officer for the state veterans welfare commission, visits Dillon each Thursday from headquarters at the Montana state employment service. He offers free help to all veterans on pensions, insurance, employment, vocational rehabilitation, education, and other benefits under existing law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCashin
State Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Dillon
Montana State Employment Service
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Dell N Sorat McNinch
Dillon Examiner
News & Views
By Lara B. Pennell
Democrat
Lee
Pol
Ady
Metcalf
Congress Club
Lucille Hart
Sec'y
Stevensville
Dean King
Supreme Court
Flathead
Lincoln
Northwestern
Supreme Cow
Dean E Poi
Dear
Black Hills
Mountain States Telephone
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