Service Men News From Dillon Area
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1944
Page
3
Letters from service members describe life overseas and homefront support. Residents note mail, sewing kits, and updates on families, Navy and Marine personnel, and local recruits awaiting training and deployment.
Burrell will take Sunday's contingent to the camp with thirteen Girl Scouts. Assisting in bringing girls back from camp on August 6 are Mrs. Luther Smith, Mrs. Fred Bridenstine, and Mrs. T. F. McFadden.
Smith and the Rev. Calvin Logan led a well attended summer bible school with Mrs James McCollum serving as secretary treasurer. Offerings totaling 28.69 were sent to a Christian service center for service members. A service last night raised 18.52 for school expenses.
Mr and Mrs John Mountjoy and Mr and Mrs Dave Stratford spent the week end on the Madison catching a fine mess of fish.
The Rotary Club under President Erwin announces committees and membership. The 4 current members include Joe G. White as chairman of CLUB SERVICE and Fred Bridenstine as chairman of Membership and Classification. Other chairs include Lambert Eliel for COMMUNITY SERVICE and J. C. Wedum for Vocational Service with extensive rosters across all standard committees.
Richardson who led a wide circle of friends has died in California. Survived by husband, a daughter and son-in-law, Mrs. and Mr. Jones, another daughter Mrs. Margaret Fultz with her husband and two grandchildren of Yuma Arizona. Also a sister and brother Maggie and John Halligan of Lima, two brothers Tom and Pat Halligan of County Louth Ireland, two sisters Mrs Annie McKeown and Mrs Mary McKeown of Dublin Ireland, and several nieces and nephews.
Dr Potter, formerly of Beaverhead county high school, spoke at the Chicago Speaker Club dinner. Blanche Morse, now visiting with her husband, and Cpl LaBuif, who served 19 months as a radio operator in European and African theaters, shared notes before Dr R D Curry chaired the program.
Mrs George Farrell a charter member of the Blue Bird club is listed among the deceased. Surviving relatives include her husband a son and daughter in law and three grandchildren. Interment was held Monday afternoon at Orting Washington beside her father and mother.
Rodeo association approved plans at City Hall to invite 60 boys from State Orphans Home Twin Bridges for free seats. Mike Quinn's bucking horses will thrill, with events in Boulder August 5 and 6. Parade prizes total 400 dollars. entries sought by September 1 for Monday September 4 procession.
A Wabash County Indiana native born December 28 1864 dies at Wise River Hospital after a long Montana life on ranches in the Big Hole basin. He leaves a prominent family including sister Lillian Gay Berry head of Indiana University Latin, sister Edith Jacob Gary Indiana, brother Burton Berry former circuit judge, and other siblings. He is remembered for kindness to children and a lasting presence in the community.
The weekly CBS news program Report to the Nation airs every Wednesday at 10 30 p m Eastern War Time on Columbia Broadcasting System.
Mrs. Jessie Berry of Fowler Indiana and Mrs Elizabeth Berry of Dayton Ohio are sisters in law to the deceased, niece Adelaide Berry a French teacher in Evanston Illinois and two nephews. One nephew Burton Y Berry a U S diplomat formerly stationed in Rome and Athens and Cairo, transferred during wartime aboard the Gripsholm. Loren M Berry of Dayton is in the telephone and advertising business with Dayton Rochester New York Louisville Tampa and Winnipeg offices. The body was moved to Brundage funeral home Dillon and brought to Wise River for 2:30 pm services conducted by Rev Calvin Logan of the Dillon Presbyterian Church. Floral offerings came from Wise River friends. Interment was in Dewey cemetery. Pallbearers were Fred Gill Frank Powell Colonel Combs Frank Reed Marcus P Trueman and Art Newgood.
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