Summer School To Open Here On June 22
Western Montana College of Education will run a free summer program for grades 1 to 6 from June 22 to August 19 in Dillon public schools 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Registration caps at 24 per section. Esther Oehring will lead grades 1-3. Bernadine Nante handles grades 4-6. A kindergarten session runs July 20 to August 14 for eligible five and six year olds with a 150 cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence A. Walker
Western Montana College of Education
Dillon
Esther Oehring
University of Chicago
Miss Oehring
Bernadine Nante
Indiana
Walker
PEO Convention Highlights International Luncheon and Virginia City trip
Varied activities mark the PEO event with about 200 delegates at Cottey College for an international luncheon debonairly themed on peace. Mrs. Sarah Betzer presided while Irenie Forrester led the Wednesday program. Members traveled to Virginia City for a supper and program hosted by T. Lee McCracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therton
Cottey College
AD Chapter
College
Sarah Betzer
Irenie Forrester
Lucille Shields
Supreme Peo Council
Williamson Installed as Jaycee Proxy at Lyon's Den Banquet
Williamson, a Dillon dairy products distributor, was installed as president of the local junior chamber of commerce at a Lyon's Den banquet Tuesday evening. More than 80 Jaycees and wives attended the dinner, 17 new members were initiated, and officers were assigned portfolios. Exhauasted Roosters over 35 were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ear] Williamson
Dillon Dairy Products
Jim Loveridge
Jim Womack
Ted Cheney
Tom Laden
George Gleed
George Nettik
Bill McCart
Bob Gemmell
Mike Britton
Ed Townsend
Joe Townsend
Frank Burwell
Jim Mountjoy
Bruce Watters
Ben R. Davis
Smoky Richards
Dan Carpita
Frank Davis
W. E. Monger
George Brown
Earl Williamson
The
Dullenites
First Presbyterian Church Service and Meetings
Rev. H. Warren Kunkel leads Sunday worship at 11:00 a.m. with 9:45 a.m. church school. Sermon titled To Such belong the Kingdom. Women's Association circle meetings Thursday at 2:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
H. Warren Kunkel
Women's Association
Community Service Roles At AD Chapter Convention
The AD chapter relied on many members to staff the convention facilities. Key workers included Phyllis McCracken Georgia Mathews and June Selway in various teams such as hostess central planning auditorium housing publicity and transportation. Other volunteers managed memorials reception Cottey luncheon banquet and luncheon duties with numerous named helpers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
Phyllis McCracken
Georgia Mathews
June Selway
Iva Lee Orr
Central Planning Board
Zella Flores
Dorothy Gelhaus
Georgiana Anderson
Mildred Thompson
Margaret Walker
Gladys Forrester
Fan Wilkinson
Pennaug D’evelyn
Lois Townsend
Bertie Mathews
Elizabeth Luebben
Irene Forrester
Jessie Mockel
Alma Whitehall
Dorothy Ann Forrester
Mary Rachel Luebben
Sadie Poindexter
Gladys Forester
Jean Innes
Ethel Mary Bradley
Chris Rodgers
Dorothy A Forrester
Cottey
Ronnaud D'Evelyn
Irene Forester
Lenore McCollum
Georgiana . Anderson
Wool Pool Bids Will Be Asked for 1953 Clip
The Beaverhead wool pool will receive bids on the 1953 clip at the office of the county extension agent in the federal building at Dillon at 2 pm standard time on Wednesday, June 17.
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Beaverhead Wool Pool
Federal
Dylon
Former Beaverhead Sheriff John Troupe laid to rest in Dillon
Funeral services for John Troupe 54 World War II veteran and former Beaverhead County sheriff were held at Brundage chapel Dillon with Beaverhead post American Legion rites. Interment in Mountain View cemetery. Survived by widow Victoria daughter Mrs Jerry Harrison Jackson and many relatives across California Washington and Montana.
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John Troupe
Brundage Chapel
Dillon
Beaverhead Post No 20
American Legion
Troupe
Mountain View Cemetery
Pleasanton
Beaverhead County
Big Hole Basin
Sherif
Motiland State Livestock Commission
Barrett Hospital
Masonic Order
Vitoria
Jerry Harrison
Jackson
C L Harrington
Margaret Troupe
Long Beach Cali
Harry Troupe
Catalina Islana
Calif
Soren Christensen
Wisdom
William Christensen
Hamton
Eina Bower
Ann Spencer
Port Angeles
Wash
Vickie Ann Harrison
Mueves
Rebich Services To Be Held Thursday
Requiem high mass will be celebrated at St Rose Catholic church Thursday by Rev Timothy Clifford at 10 30 am for John Rebich 68 who died in a Butte hospital Monday. A rosary was scheduled for 8 pm Wednesday at the Brundage chapel. Mr Rebich a rancher born in Dillon December 31 1894 was a lifelong resident. Survivors include the widow Mary four sons Henry Darrel John and Ray all of Dillon two daughters in law Mrs John Rebich and Mrs Ray Rebich son in law and daughters Mr and Mrs Cyril Evatt Butte and Elsie and Bernadine Rebich Dillon brothers Joe Rebich Dillon and Mike Rebich Twin Bridges brothers in law Frank Gerch and Joe Gerch both of Butte two aunts in California seven grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Rose
Timothy Clifford
John Rebich
Butte
Brundage Chapel
Rebich
Dillon
Lfelong
Mary
Henry
Darrel
John
Ray
Ray Rebich
Cyril Evatt Butte
Elsie
Bernadine Rebich
Joe Rebich
Mike Rebich
Frank Gerch
Joe Gerch
California
Funeral Services Held Friday For Ada Dart
The funeral of Mrs Ada Belle Carter Dart, 82, was held Friday afternoon at the Brundage chapel with Rev F W Grnodrick officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. Survivors include a son and daughter-in-law and several relations. Born March 23, 1871 on the Carter ranch north of Dillon, she died June 2 in a Butte hospital after a long illness. Her family were longtime Beaverhead County pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Belle Carter Dart
Brundage Chapel
FW Grnodrick
First Baptist Church
Mountain View Cemetery
George Nennox
E W Bond
Pete Peterson Harms
Frank Chapman
W M_ Stone ax
Dart
Carter Ranch
Dillon
Butte
Luver
Sormmes
Hugs
Car- Waskare
Fioreiae Backus
Mars Anna Brearley Rinkiorell
Guy Carter
Port Orchard
Wash
Nasties
Dillon City Council Deliberates Sanitation and Shack Issue
City officials consider adopting a zoning ordinance to curb substandard shack development near Bozeman Street after Shack problem concerns raised by Biull Pilgrim. Council weighs backflow plumbing requirements and building standards. A new garbage truck procurement is approved pending details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biull Pilgrim
Bozeman Street
Dillontow
Donald Smith
Pilgrim
The
Counci
Melton
Alisalin
Rotary Officials Meet At Twin Bridges for Highway Opening
Dillon Rotary Club members J Welder Payne J Lindley George Anders J George Ward Earl Winhamsor and W M Stone attended the Twin Bridges Rotary meeting. They discussed celebrating the Dillon Twin Bridges highway opening with a date tentatively set to coincide with the August Twin Bridges fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Welder Payne
L L. Lindley George Anders
J. George Ward
Earl Winhamsor
W M_ Stone
Dillon Rotary Club
Twin Bridges Rotary Club
Dillon-Twin Bridges
Butte Hospital Week End Admits and Releases
The week ending June 9 saw admissions to Butte hospitals including Gus Pepper Mrs Percy Willey Mr Mary Rei and others. Several patients were released including Sheridar Mr Willey and Anna Marie Jensen. Traffic and parking discussions dominated council notes along with a potential 45 foot extension and 60 degree parking plan near East Center and Traho. The city plans to sue Continental Casualty on a sewer project dispute and seeks redress for alleged contractor faults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Gus Pepper
Percy Willey
Mary Rei
Esther McGuire
Elvaretta Rundle
Man Kenne
Minnie Perry Dullen
Joe B Estes
Ennis
Anna Mare Jernier
Lima
Arthur Cox
Leia Nohart
Verna Varnadore
Bridge
J W Jacobs Jackson
George White
Sheridar
Willey
Anna Marie Jensen
Jack
Aldeemian
East Center
Traho
Sult
Mooney
Neo
Continental Casualty Company
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Williamson
Jaycee
Wool Pool
Ada Dart
City Council
Rotarians
Twin Bridges
Butte Hospital News
H. H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Andrus Hotel
Montana Power Company
Repoy
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