Lima News: OES Sewing Club Meets and Eastern Star Picnic
The O E S sewing club gathered at Anna Swoboda’s home with Ethel Hoadley as co-hostess on July 12. About 65 attended the Eastern Star picnic at East Creek on July 8 with Masons, Eastern Stars, and Rainbow Girls enjoying a potluck lunch and activities. The Dell Farm Bureau held a well attended Friday meeting noting 120 at the July 4 picnic. Montana Garr spoke on the Bozeman regional convention. Lima’s rural fire truck is due by September with a benefit dance July 21 to fund it.
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O.E.S. Sewing Club
Anna Swoboda
Ethel Hoadley
Veleria Pierce
Iris Gleed
East Creek
Dillon Creamery
Farm Bureau
Montana Garr
Bozeman
Lima
Dell
Mabel Allen
Edna Bimat
Helga Anderson
Luella Kellett
Dorothy Bittick
Hilma Merrell
Low
Ora Freeman
George Antoniely
Alameda
Calif
J. E. Anderson
Adrian Orme
Terreton
Idaho
Fritz Johnson
Idaho Falls
Leo Pfiffner
Pocatello
Ida
John Myers
C. F. Studebaker
Myers
U. P. Railroad
Couer d’Alene
Logan
Utah
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Erwin Paul
V.F.W
Masonic Hall
Arch Brothers
Henry
Dillon
Glacier Park
Larry Davis
Ernest Empey
Sheldon Empey
W. A
William Mordan
Butte
Anaconda
Don Tash
E. P. Stroeder
Jim
Leo Pierce
Anna L. Pierce
Montana
J. A. Pierce
George Gleed
California
Arizona
Emmett Ellis
Stanley Merrell
Sterling
Harry Hoadley
Stanley
Combat Engineers
C. H. Stafford
Lima Dam
Ernestine Calvery
Q. P. Marshall
Don Brackett
Oakland
Mr. Marshall
R. B. Lowder
Stanford Empey
I. E. Pruitt
Gile Mitchell
Ralph Stosich
Michael
John Stosich
Tautphers Park
Max Merrell
Thally Thagonet
Birch Creek
Royce Holmes
Martha Foster
Royce
Nancy
Dewitt Norman
Kimberly
Lima Area News Briefs Highlight Social and Travel
Community notes list social gatherings in Lima Idaho including card clubs, dances, and visits from relatives in California Idaho and Montana. Several local residents and visitors traveled to places like Glacier Park Montana Coeur d Alene Idaho Pocatello Idaho and Dillon for recreation family visits and church and civic events.
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Richland
Wash
Ed Kellum
Pasco
Lima
Clyde L. Price
Gordon Reeder
Pocatello
Idaho
Roger
Paul Handicef
Emporia
Kansas
Bary Brorr
R. B. Klispa
Salt Lake City
Utah
E. P. McMahan
Howard Beardslee
Dillon
Mary Ellen Peterson
Sheridan
Rose Hungate
Sonny Beane
Linc Miller
Monida
Idaho Falls
Vern Christensen
Kenneth Birch
Marva
Keith
Virginia City
Joe Graham
Blackfoot
Gifford Jones
Timothy Clifford
Julia Peat
Crowder Resigns MSU Music Dean Post for Arizona Move
John Crowder resigns after 12 years as dean of MSU School of Music and 22 years on the faculty. He will become dean of the college of fine arts and director of the music school at the University of Arizona.
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Missoula
John Crowder
Montana State University School of Music
Crowder
Music School
College of Fine Arts
University of Arizona
Better America Get-together sparks political awareness
Jackson’sPolitical Awareness event at the Diamond Bar Inn urged voters to become better informed across local to international issues in the coming election year. Speakers included Rita Shields Molly Claskey and Mrs Mayo Storey Dean, with a lively Q A period closing the program.
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Diamond Bar Inn
Rita Shields
Senator Edton
Molly Claskey
Rep
Johnnie
James Lyons
Lyons
Jordan
Montana
Bie Hole
Frank Lightfoot
Thais
Missoula
John Miller
Miles City
Gene Autrey
Champ
Champ, Jr
Jim Johnson
Dillon
Ranch Time Sheets for Social Security at the Examiner
A brief note from the Examiner highlights timekeeping for ranch crews linked to Social Security payroll records. Officials caution on accurate hours, with potential audits and updated reporting procedures for ranch operations.
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the Examiner
Pilgeram at Montana Educational Problems Conference
Investment Commissioner W. P. Pilgeram spoke to the Montana Educational Problems Conference stating a proposed procedure would likely raise funds that delta isolates would receive from the state.
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W. P. Pilgeram
Pilgeram
Montana Educational Problems Conference
Dlatelets
Ate
Slow cattle market as buyers and sellers await rollback order
The weekly Bureau of Agricultural Economics report says cattle and calf marketing remains very slow with few contracts. Buyers and sellers await rollback order developments before entering the market, though occasional contracts occur at 40 cents for mixed calves and 30 to 33 cents for yearling steers and heifers in June. Cattle and calves are gaining well while calf losses this year are light.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
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