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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1942

Page

2

Livestock Day Banquet Features Notable Speakers

A list of speakers for the Livestock Day banquet includes Decker Dillon Betty Dent Bozeman Vivian De Tienne Bainville Prudence Dun kin Dillon Jane Gau stad Butte Doris Gonser Kalispell Beth Graves Polson Ly man Haverfield Mary Hennessy Conrad Bessie Householder Ismay Carolyn Jackson Norris Marguerite Johnson Dillon Esther Scott Kelly St Ignatius Helen Kelly Butte James Kipp Browning Clara Knott Eureka Edith Knowlton Livingston Merle Kohls Ennis Jess LaBuff Browning Edith Lennon Three Forks Nelson Lutey Waterloo Doris McAdam Dillon Marjorie McKee Klein William McKeown Cardwell Esther Mayer Carter Carol Miles Superior Margaret Miller Anaconda Bett Moore Butte Gordon Myers Scobey Mysse Anaconda Merle Neal Livingston Mary Parker Libby Barbara Ross Livingston Anna Scheffer Huson Gwendolyn Sherwood Wilson Eleanor Sullivan Margaret Sullivan Butte Eleanor Tiefenthaler Anaconda Lila Willis Fort Benton Jean Wilson McAllister Audrey Woodside Wilson Creek. The ungraded room to feature summer session will be led by Mrs Octavia Graves. The class will use modern workshop methods and emphasize war conservation with salvage materials. The course for credit meets daily at one o clock for six weeks starting June 8.

Browning Clara Anna Belle Knott Eureka Elizabeth Edith Knowlton Livingston Merle Rae Kohls Ennis Jess J. LaBuff Edith Faye Lennon Three Forks Nelson Herbert Lutey Waterloo Doris Rae McAdam Dillon Marjorie Jean McKee Klein William G. McKeown Cardwell Esther Marie Mayer Carter Carol Lee Miles Superior Margaret C. Miller Anaconda Bett’ Jane Moore Butte J. Gordon Myers Scobey Oline Elfreda Mysse Merle Neal Mary Helen Parker Libby Barbara Dell Ross Anna Marie Scheffer Huson Gwendolyn Faye Sherwood Wilsonl Eleanor Maryanne Sullivan Philipsburg Margaret M. Sullivan Eleanor Thompson Lewistown Eleanor Belle Tiefenthaler Lila Mae Willis Fort Benton Jean Louise Wilson McAllister Audrey Marie Woodside Wilson Creek

Cutlers Visit Family After Yellowstone Trip

Mr and Mrs Homer Cutler and daughter from Fort Hall Idaho were in Dillon Friday en route from a Yellowstone Park trip to Dell Idaho where they stayed several days with Mrs Cutlers parents Mr and Mrs Jay Talent on Sage Creek.

Homer Cutler Fort Hall Idaho Dillon Yellowstone Park Dell

Rotary Livestock Day Banquet Highlights War Effort

Rotarians attended the Livestock Day banquet with Edwin Whitworth of the Dillons Chamber of Commerce as toastmaster. Howard Lyon sang three solos with Vera Cooke Hazel at the piano. Whitworth announced stock show winners and introduced top competitors. County officials urged wartime readiness and farm program support, noting farm parity and aging agencies. About 150 attendees included Rotarians Kiwanians chamber members and visitors.

Edwin Whitworth Dillon Chamber of Commerce Howard Lyon Vera Cooke Hazel Whitworth W. W. Hawkins D. A. Galt Ed O'Hara Stevensville State AAA Board AAA Chamber of Commerce

Promise for the Future in Farm Co-ops and Chains

An editorial from the Burlington Daily News lauds Vermont Maple Cooperative and big retailers for linking farmers and consumers. It argues co-ops unite producers for better prices and distributors offer low costs, anticipating wartime efficiency and long term prosperity.

America Burlington, Vt Daily News Vermont Maple Cooperative Maple Co-op

Community Notes From Dillon and Surrounding Areas

A roundup of visiting relatives and locals in Dillon includes the Hillsteads Rang family and youngsters in Afton Wyoming, Woodside family guests from Butte, Mulkeys from Glendale, and many others traveling to and from Dillon. Attendees include Rochester Mayo Clinic plans for R M Stone, 4 H calf show pride by Estelle Marchesseau, and defense work moves for several residents.

William Hillstead Vernon Rang Afton Wyo A. L. Woodside Butte Fred Woodside Don Mulkey Glendale Calif Dillon Mr. Mulkey J. B. Mulkey R. M. Gregg Evelyn Bozeman Andrew Nydham Ernsetine Alberton Missoula al Longseth Dewey Marchesseau

Draftee Group Guests at Banquet Sunday

Dillon visitors and draftees gathered for a Sunday banquet with Luther Smith as toastmaster. Notables included J Kerner Duane Blair James Rebich Leslie Burns Derald Gills Kenneth Martin Dorman Johnson Bruce Watters Marion Pyeatt with transfers Muggenby Ferguson Tessier Finch Chalfront Jarrard. Mayor Bert Megquier gave the welcome and Senator Gilbert spoke. Funds will be sought for the next departure event as current subscriptions dwindle.

J. Kerner Duane N. Blair James J. Rebich Leslie R. Burns Derald B. Gills Kenneth R. Martin Dorman E. Johnson Bruce D. Watters Marion B. Pyeatt Dillon Richard C. Muggenby Joe Ferguson Victor W. Tessier Robert Finch Rex C. Chalfront Robert H. Jarrard Luther Smith Beaverhead American Legion Paul Temple Amos M. Elliott Marion D. Pyeatt Harold C. Weitz Butte Clancy Richard Muggenburg Ryegate Victor Tessier Hamilton Virginia City Dan O’connell

Penalizing fair dealing in price controls

The price freezing program fails to bridge wholesale and retail gaps creating losses for small retailers. Roll back adjustments are needed to avoid ruin for thousands of American businesses. The OPA plans few exceptions but merchants require a pricing method aligned with wholesale levels to survive.

OPA Leon Henderson

Electric power powers America's war effort in home front drive

The article proclaims US industrial strength hinges on electric power supplied by American electric companies. It asserts power multiplies manpower to produce tanks planes ships and guns and that current American capacity exceeds Axis nations and past war by estimates. It credits millions of Americans and business leaders for enabling this surge toward victory.

Ace Hirohito Benito America

Soldiers share experiences at Dillon service club

A Dillon service club letter recounts visits by Bob Hope and a USO concert, notes 18 letters from soldiers, drills, and mail calls. It describes service life, training at Normal college, new enlistees like Warren Temple, and remarks on barracks, libraries, and chaplains.

Duane Havn Dillon Service Club Bob Hope Sheppard Field Air Corps John J. Womack Jefferson Barracks Womack Mississippi United Service Organizations USO San Luis Obispo Calif Pvt Vernon Vandeberg Vincent Curry

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