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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1957

Page

4

Lima Community Church Service and Activities

Rev Paul Denny leads Sunday school at 10 a.m and morning service at 11 15 a.m The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints LeMont Robertson president holds Sunday school at 10 a.m with sacrament immediately after Relief society meets Mondays at 2 p.m Primary at 4 p.m Mutual to be held monthly until next fall

Lima Paul Denny Church OF Jesus Christ OF , Latter Day Saints LeMont Robertson Relief Society Mutual

Lima church speaker for June and community notices

Father Martin Florian hosts first Sunday service while Rev. Josef I Hershkowitz speaks at Lima Community Church on June 16 11 15 AM on Hap penings in the Middle East in light of Bible Prophecy. Springhill Circle 907 Neighbors of Woodcraft meets June 6 at 8 PM in the Masonic hall. Community updates include hospital discharge news visitors trips and family events across Lima Idaho Spellings adjusted.

Josef I. Herschkowitz Lima Community Church Herschkowitz Uts Middle East Springhill Circle Woodcraft Masonic

Visitors and Memorial Day Gatherings Spread Across Towns

For the past month LaRae Foster and Miss Dorothy Colson visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Tavenner. Rev. Paul Denny left for Kansas to visit his parents for three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brown spent last Friday in Pocatello visiting at the home of their son and daughter. They attended Memorial Day at Dillon to care for their daughter's grave. Ken Koho of Fort Hall Idaho spent time at the home of Mrs. Kurt Raddatz. Mrs. Roy Kalsher and children of Butte, visiting in Lima and Dell, returned to Butte. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Holbrook and daughter spent Memorial Day at Ashton Idaho visiting his mother and brother. Mrs. Lawrence Kennedy accompanied Mrs. Harry Allen and Le Roy Kalsher to Butte Monday.

Paul Denny Kansas Virgil Brown Pocatillo Jim Black Dillon Ken Koho Fort Hall Idaho Kurt Raddatz Roy Kalsher Butte Lima Dell Glen Holbrook Linda Ashton Lawrence Kennedy Harry Allen le Roy Kalsher Butte Monay

Tranquilizers Transform VA Mental Health Treatments

VA psychiatry chief Dr J F Casey reports major shifts in care since tranquilizers began. Electric shock therapy drops from 4527 in 1955 to about 1000 in early 1957. insulin coma from 1486 to 383. neutral packs from 15655 to 1471. Privileged patients on tranquilizers rise to 8500. trial hospital visits grow. Drug use spurs more psychotherapy and freer ward transfers, with about half of VA psychiatric patients now on medications. A separate VA Q and A notes a disabled veteran can borrow up to 100 dollars from a special loan fund for vocational rehabilitation.

Veterans Administration J. F. Casey Washington, D. C Casey

Service Officer to Assist Veterans in Dillon Each Week

Service Officer James Mc Cashin will be at the Dillon Montana State Employment Service office on Thursdays weekly to aid veterans with pensions insurance employment vocational rehabilitation and education and other benefits under the G I Bill and veterans legislation.

James McCashin Dillon Montana

People Never Lose The Self Respect By Acting On The Square

A compact aphorism notes that integrity remains intact when individuals confront dilemmas directly and stand by square actions over expedient measures. It emphasizes personal honor through disciplined choices and consistent conduct.

Farm Employers Must Update Social Security Wage Reports

Butte social security official John Reed outlines 1957 changes to farm wage reporting. New rules raise the cash wage threshold to 150 dollars and set 20 or more days work as sufficient for coverage. crew leaders may become employers if no written agreement exists.

John Reed Butte Social Security Office Medical Arts Reed Dillon

Grasshopper Creek Repair and Weekend Visits In Dillon

Telephone crews have spent the past week fixing the Grasshopper Creek line. Weekend visitors include Harrisons with Jack Rogan and baby Pat from Butte, the McAndrews from Anaconda, and many local households dropping by for fishing and social calls. Rain showers keep the valley green as cattle moves and summer prep begin around Harrison and Nelson ranches.

Harrisons Jack Rogan Baby Pat Butte McAndrews Anaconda J. D. Harrison

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