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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1953
Page
5
Home Demonstration Agent Penwell explains silverware choices between sterling and plated silver. Sterling offers higher silver content and durability with patina over time. plateware provides beautiful patterns and longer service with care. Select a pattern that reflects personal taste and complements dinnerware, considering impact of design on table presentation.
Dillon police and county officers arrested Marie Benson on May 31 for public indecency after she wandered city streets wearing no coat. She struggled, was jailed, later brought clothing by friends, and paid a $20 fine after appearing before Justice Evans G. Innes.
Winners in a May 19 card party for the Lady Elks Dillon lodge No 1554 were Mrs Sherman Hughes pinochle high Lola Johnson pinochle low Alice Lloyd bridge high Edith Huger bridge low. Dessert served to 20 members by committee Judy Carroll chair Hope Lloyd Mary Murray Ann Williams Gertrude Lyons.
Kenette Kenison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kenison, was installed on May 28 as president of the Women’s Athletic Association at Montana State University. The appointment highlights student leadership in campus athletics.
The article explains cleaning silver and silver plate to maintain beauty. It covers cleaning steps using silver cleaner on plain and ornamented pieces, washing in hot sudsy water, rinsing, and thorough drying. It warns against hot water for connected items and advises gentle strokes and soft cloths to avoid scratching. It also notes polishing specifics and storage tips with tarnish resistant chests.
Mrs Bernard Henderson announced the opening of a book store in the hotel office with a wide selection ordered for readers. The report includes multiple local visits and family notes from Dillon and Butte residents, plus community events and Legion activities.
Virgil E Nichols, a Big Hole Basin cowboy, paid a $25 fine on May 27 in Dillon for riding a horse on a city sidewalk. Judge George E Baker noted horses once roamed streets freely but now riders face penalties. townsfolk recalled older norms while the court enforced sidewalk rules.
Fragmented text lists names tied to hospital matters in Butte and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs Jacek Simons and Mrs Me von Mo De ae Wescom along with Rev Solu Wee and Gerald Ennis Wallace Revnolc. References to Otters released and staff changes appear amid incomplete lines.
The readable text shows garbled names and references to a veterans counsel or commission visit at offices, with discussions about treatments under current care. The legible fragments suggest meetings at a state orthopedist or related office and tours or visits to the basin or gate area.
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