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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1943

Page

8

Local service members receive promotions and transfers

The article lists multiple service members connected to Dillon and area towns. Promotions, transfers, and training moves include Alice McCloskey promoted to WAAC first sergeant in Salina Kansas, Cpl Howard Gilbert transferred to Hospital Camp Bushnell Utah, Mary Pickerick promoted to WAAC lieutenant and named squad leader at Fort Des Moines, and William Backus bound for Seattle after naval training in Chicago. Other notes cover Craig Anderson on a 16 day Navy furlough in Dillon, Sgt Tom Ames visiting Long Beach after Distinguished Flying Cross, and local volunteers Phillip Bond Paul Lacry Jr James T Hall Raymond Ladiges entering service.

Alice McCloskey Dillon WAAC Salina Kansas Fort Des Moines Phillip Bond Paul Lacry, Jr Beaverhead County Selective Service Office Butte James T. Hall Livingston Raymond Ladiges Galveston Texas

Brother Dies in New Mexico Veteran Maher Remembered

Mrs. Mary McFadyen of Dillon learns of the death of her brother Thomas Maher who died June 4 at the veterans hospital in Albuquerque New Mexico. He was a Spanish American War veteran and among the first volunteers enlisting at Jamestown North Dakota.

Mary McFadyen Dillon Thomas Maher Veterans Hospital Albuquerque N. M Jamestown N. D

Red Cross Officer and Family Visiting English Home

Mrs. Richard P. Nelson and son Torlef of Loveland Colorado visit Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Buck. Nelson is an assistant field director with the Red Cross stationed in Liverpool England.

Richard P. Nelson Torlef Loveland Colo Edwin R. Buck Nelson The Red Cross Liverpool England

Dillon Man Named On Chest Fund Committee

Ernest E. Hazel of Dillon was named to the Montana War Chest committee to organize a statewide fund. The drive runs 16 months starting in October or November, pro rating proceeds to 19 relief agencies including USO and China Relief, with a state quota of 398000 dollars. Other organizers include Frank Venable of Butte and Clair G. Manning of Lewistown, formerly of Dillon.

Ernest E. Hazel Dillon Montana War Chest, Inc Hazel USO Beaverhead Madison Helena Calvin J. Logan B. A. Risley China Relief Montana Committee For Frank Venable Butte Clair G. Manning Lewistown

Local young man writes of Army life and training

Pfc. Leonard D Baird describes Army life from basic training on the Boardwalk to an administration school in Jonesboro Arkansas then to the 867th Signal Service Co. in Indianapolis before transfer. He notes the heavy drill schedule and requests an address change. Mrs Nellie Decker returns from Missoula after her daughter Ida earns a BA in fine arts.

Army Administration Jonesboro Ark Signal Corps Air Forces 867Th Signal Service Co AVN Stout Field Indianapolis Ind Nellie Decker Missoula State University Ida Miss Decker Seattle

Martin Jacksons Spend Friday in Dillon

Mr and Mrs Martin Jackson spent last Friday in Dillon visiting relatives and attending local activities. The trip highlighted family ties and set plans for future visits.

Martin Jackson Dillon Jackson

Wisdom Community News Highlights Social Visits and Funeral

Local residents crowd the Wisdom church for Ellen Stevens funeral rites amid family tributes. Hans Rassmussen, serving in the Army, attended a sister’s funeral in Butte, while other residents such as Hollenbeck and Miller made business trips to Butte, Dillon, and Helena. Card of Thanks from the Stephens and Rasmussen families accompanies the notice.

Harry Helming Butte Jack Hurley Howard Hollenbeck Mr. Hollenbeck Jack Miller Tuesay Hans Rassmussen Argie Stevens Wisdom Lloyd Thomas R. C. Fetty Murray Hospital Wisdom Church Leonard Thompson Mos Wright Dillon Garden of Prayer Don E. Anson Emer Nelson Vincent Pendleton Earl Willey Harold Nelson Bob Peterson Jackson Dan Pendergast Wise River Bristow Sunny Slope Ellen Ellen Stevens Out of Town Walter Brundage Amos Wright Joe Arbour Wayne Arbour Jo Anne Arbour Rudolph Jennie Jacobson Myla Normal College Elmer Jensen Chris Rassmussen Raymond Johnson Willey Rassmussen Argyl Stevens C. E. Miller I. W. Winsel Warren Shaw Mary Shaw Jo Anne Shaw Mr. Shaw Charlie Sparrow Anaconda Pindar Ranch Orville Sparrow Ellen Stephens Stephens and Rasmussen

Dillon Elks to Hold Flag Day Service

Dillon Elks Lodge plans a Flag Day observance commemorating the American flag with officers including William M. Lloyd Exalted Ruler and Carl Anderson among those listed. Lima candidates will be initiated at the regular meeting at the Odd Fellows hall followed by refreshments.

The Elks Lodge William M. Lloyd Carl Anderson Leonard A. Schulz John Selvidge Frank J. Lasich Henry Deutsch David Hier John W. Walters Harry S. Tash Dan E. Henneberry

Fetty Visits Dillon on Last Thursday

R. C. Fetty of Wisdom spent last Thursday in Dillon for unspecified engagements and meetings during a local excursion.

R. C. Fetty of Wisdom Dillon

New Rector of St James Church Named

The Rev. Lewis D. Smith is installed as new rector of St James Episcopal Church. He conducted his first service last Sunday and will move into the rectory with Mrs. Smith and their daughter this week. Previously he served as rector in Livingston for 14 years with duties over missions at Big Timber Gardiner Yellowstone Park and Immigrant. He succeeds Rev W G Lewis who resigned in February to Newark New Jersey.

Lewis D. Smith St. James Episcopal Church St. James

Rainbow Will Honor Dillon Chapter Officers Tonight

Two grand assembly officers of the Order of the Rainbow for Girls will be honored at the Dillon chapter final meeting of the season. Annabel George will install Evelyn Gregg as grand drill leader as she steps into her new role. Miss Gregg has served as worthy advisor and attends Montana State Normal college. Tonight's session begins at 7 30 at the Masonic hall with candidates to be initiated and a reception to follow. many out‑of-town visitors are expected and Masons and Eastern Stars are invited.

Grand Assembly Order of the Rainbow Dillon Annabel George Evelyn Gregg Miss George Miss Gregg Rainbow Dillon Order Montana State Normal College K.I.N. Sorority Chanticleer Club Masonic Hall

Summer School Opens Here Monday For Emergency Permit Teachers

Summer session runs two five week terms with emergency permits from the 1943 legislature. Special classes include penmanship swimming typewriting volleyball tennis economics and color and design. Honor roll lists Vera Nelson Dale Thompson Bernice Sargent Clarence Brammer J W McCracken Dorothy Julian Lila Camp for high grades.

Sheldon E. Davis Dillon Vera Nelson Butte Dale Thompson Lewistown Bernice Sargent Clarence Brammer Martinsdale J. W. McCracken Dorothy Julian Sheridan Lila Camp

Local News Roundup From Dillon and Nearby Towns

Mrs. Kirk Fox visits San Diego husband in the U S Navy. Mr and Mrs Harry Harper of Roundup stay with Mrs Harroun in Dillon. W H Lawton of Bozeman will appraise wool at First National Wool warehouse for Morrison and Wilkins. Miss Barlene Shaver visits her parents in Dillon from Washington D C. Miss Dorothy Schwartz to Pacific Palisades training for CAA. Dorothy accompanied by Mrs Schwartz and Mary Elizabeth Spegar. William Sweeney of Dell hospitalized with pneumonia. E Boger undergoes emergency operation in Butte and is recovering. Harvey Withington and wife welcome a daughter at Barrett hospital.

Kirk Fox San Diego U. S. Navy Harry Harper Roundup Dillon Sarah Harroun W.H. Lawton Bozeman Morrison and Wilkins First National Wool Warehouse Barlene Shaver Civil Service Washington, D. C C. H. Shaver Dorothy Schwartz Pacific Palisades Calif Civil Aeronautics Authority Schwartz Mary Elizabeth Spegar William Sweeney Dell Barrett Hospital E. Boger Murray Hospital Butte Harvey Withington

Examiner Weekly Happenings At Two Dollars A Year

A complete week of local happenings delivered for two dollars per year. The notice promises broad coverage of events, stories, and society notes in the Examiner.

Carey The Examiner

Twenty-Two Women Pass Red Cross Home Nursing Tests

After twelve weeks of study, 22 women passed the final examination and earn the Red Cross home nursing certificate. Led by Mrs. J A Lockness, the class included Catherine Koontz Nellie Billings Esther Comfort Hazel Morse Anna Squires Mary Waters June Fagan Franklin Cashmore Farnum Reed Wilma Wright Marion Knight Tom Sargeson Anna Jeanne Lockness Chester Buckingham Robert Morrison Thelma Grimes Frances Dorr Mille Adams William Jensen Jessie Guidici Emma Nygren Mildred Henningsen. At the close, class members presented Mrs Sockness with a gift and later refreshments were shared. Sockness had attended a home nursing conference in Bozeman led by a National Red Cross official.

Red Cross Home Nursing Certificate J. A. Lockness Catherine Koontz Nellie Billings Esther Comfort Hazel Morse Anna Squires Mary Waters June Fagan Franklin Cashmore Farnum Reed Wilma Wright Marion Knight Tom Sargeson Anna Jeanne Lockness Chester Buckingham Robert Morrison Thelma Grimes Frances Dorr Mille Adams William Jensen Jessie Guidici Emma Nygren Mildred Henningsen Sockness Bozeman National Red Cross

Opening Bible School Draws Strong Enrollment

Fifty nine youths enrolled as the Bible school opened yesterday under Baptist Methodist and Presbyterian sponsorship. Classes run two weeks Tuesday through Friday 9 to 11 30 a m with Rev L Belle Long as superintendent and a list of assistants including Miss Jean Bishop C W Hazlett Miss Alice Davis pianist Mrs R M Comfort and others. Betty Sorenson serves as secretary and Ben Davis Roscoe Pilon act as ushers.

Bible Baptist Methodist Presbyterian L. Belle Long Jean Bishop C. W. Hazlett Alice Davis R. M. Comfort Fred Bridenstine Favre Eaton Amos Wright A. L. Hasbrouck Lila Camp Virginia Ries Peggy Lou Sutherland Janet Bridenstine Betty Sorenson Ben Davis Roscoe Pilon

Postal Service Uses Branch Numbers to Speed Mail

The Post Office speeds mail by adding a branch post office number to addresses in large cities. Postmaster General Frank C. Walker reports rapid adoption and expects near complete notification by June 1. The system speeds mail sorting and delivery, aided by many new clerks in wartime.

Frank C. Walker John C. Smith Mattapan Ave Boston Massachusetts

Inductees to be Guests at Event Sunday

A future induction event will honor men on leave not overlooked as the place and time are to be announced. The June contingent includes Pete Cashmore William Polish Miles G Ramsey Ralph Pederson Waldron W Boger Ronald V Orman Albert Erickson Richard A Peterson Robert J Rutt Robert L Hoffman Jay V Nelson Lester J Kurtz Ernest F Pewe Raymond E Ashworth Thomas Van Sickle Bernard M Johnson James M Fournier Carl J Guse William O Roselle Vincent M Gibbons Albert Gruwell Heber C Mecham

Butte Induction Center Pete Cashmore William Polish Miles G. Ramsey Ralph Pederson Waldron W. Boger Ronald V. Orman Albert Erickson Richard A. Peterson Robert J. Rutt Robert L. Hoffman Jay V. Nelson Lester J. Kurtz Ernest F. Pewe Raymond E. Ashworth Thomas van Sickle Bernard M.johnson James M. Fournier Carl J. Guse William O. Roselle Vincent M. Gibbons Albert Gruwell Heber C. Mecham

Annual 4-H Baby Beef Show Closes with Big Sales

Dillon Rotary hosts luncheon as the 4-H club wraps another year. Co. Agt. Ralston lists buyers and sellers for 29 beef calves totaling 24,922 pounds, average weight 860 pounds and average price 177.68 per head. Purchasers include Hansen Packing Safeway Stores and Western States Livestock, while sellers include Estelle Marchesseau Bruce Jardine and Bill Harrison among others.

4-H Club Dillon Rotary Club Wilbur Cafe Livestock Pavilion Co. Agt. Ralston Ene Hansen Packing Western States Livestock Commission Co Safe Estelle Marchesseau Rose Marie Marchesseau Erwin Marchesseau Bill Nelson Darwin Peterson John Peterson Bruce Jardine George Clemon Tom Nelson Legtes Judy Husted Betty Husted Bill Harrison

Community committee meeting on cadet school funding

A well attended meeting discussed raising funds to send a representative to Washington to present the college as a potential cadet school. The executive committee led by R. M. Barrett will prepare data for officials and welcome new supporters. another topic covered was using the college for an exceptional child program per recent legislature action.

Washington, D.C R. M. Barrett Jack Rees E. E. Hazel Lambert Eliel Joe Wedum George Gosman Thomas E. Gilbert O. A. Bergeson Washington Bergeson Barrett Hazel Risley College

Mrs Callahan and Daughters Visit En Route to Tacoma

Mrs T Callahan and two daughters, formerly of Dillon, spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs J C Fuller while en route to Tacoma to establish a new home.

T. Callahan Dillon J. C. Fuller Tacoma

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John Wolfe Billings Air Corps al Bergman Cpl Howard Gilbert Camp Bushnell Brigham City Utah Aviation William Backus Chicago Craig Anderson Providence R. I Tom Ames U. S North Africa Smith Ames Long Beach Bert Gaskill Harry W. Jensen U. S. Army Air Corps Ogden Mary Pickerick Iowa Frances Pickolick Lieut Pickolick Fresno Dillon Man CHEST Leonard D Baird Grenada Mississippi Old Carter Ranch Arnold Benson Luther Smith Dillon Elks Lodge ST. James Church Montana Power Company Montana Power First National Bank Weral Deposit Insurance Corporation
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