Marguerite Collins Weds Herman Schwab in Dillon
Miss Marguerite Collins of Dillon Montana married Herman Schwab son of Mrs Katherine Schwab in the First Methodist church of Dillon. The Rev Ermil B Frye officiated with Miss Margaret Mickelson as maid of honor and bridesmaids Ruth and Dorothy Watson. Best man was Kenneth Brown. ushers were Victor Perrin and Andrew Spheris. Organist Frederick Fuller provided music. The couple will reside in Kremlin after September 1.
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Marguerite Collins
Stevens Street
John Collins
Dillon
Mont
Herman Schwab
Kremlin
Katherine Schwab
First Methodist Church
Ermil B. Frye
Margaret Mickelson
Deerfield
Ruth
Dorothy Watson
Hurley
Kenneth Douglas Brown
Kansas City
Victor Perrin
Menomonee Falls
Andrew Spheris
Milwaukee
Frederick Fuller
WHA
University of Wisconsin
Schwab
Montana State Normal College
Club and church groups meet in community events
The Busy Bee club held a 1 30 luncheon at Mrs. Mayme Hoffman's home. Mizpah chapter Eastern Star attended a banquet for Minnie C Danskin of Glen dive. Dillon Country club women enjoyed a bridge luncheon at the clubhouse. St James guild hosts an all day meeting with a 1 30 luncheon. Presbyterian Manse society plans to meet at Mrs Philip Cottams home. Better Homes club meets at Mrs Charles Price home. Methodist Ladies Aid to meet at church parlors with a program after a 3 15 business session.
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Busy Bee Club
Mayme Hoffman
Mizpah
Order of Eastern Star
Wisdom Chapter
Minnie C. Danskin
Glendive
Eastern Star
Dillon Country Club
T. F. McFadden
Dale Tash
Dave Williams
Kenneth Wheat
St. James Guild
E. L. Poindexter
W. B. Willey
C. E. Blinn
Boss Emerick
T. E. Gilbert
Presbyterian Manse Society
Philip Cottam
Fred Crouse
Better Homes Club
Charles Price
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
J. A. Meeke
Gilbert earns bachelor degree at Chicago convocation
John Henry Gilbert son of Mr and Mrs J H Gilbert of Dillon received his bachelor’s degree at the 196th convocation of the University of Chicago in Rockefeller Memorial chapel yesterday.
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John Henry Gilbert
J. H. Gilbert
Dillon
University of Chicago
Rockefeller Memorial Chapel
State Guide Book On Montana Ready For Market
The Montana state guide book prepared by the federal writers' project will be available shortly after July 1. Sponsored by the state departments and financed by the federal works progress administration, the 441 page volume costs $2.50 and includes 76 pictures and nine maps. It covers history transportation industry agriculture recreation culture the press geography geology flora fauna and natural resources.
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Viking Press
New York City
Montana
Federal Writers’ Project Division
Works Progress Administration
State Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Federal Writers’ Project
Guard Encampment To Cost 53085 For Montana National Guard
The federal government will spend 53085.56 for the Montana national guard two week training encampment at Helena. Col. L. E. Moore reports officers and men pay 38870.05, food 9393.21, rail fares 6702.56, drayage 773.60, gas and oil 967.92, fuel 450, miscellaneous 737.22, and camp preparations 191. Total encampment costs and instructor disbursements push near 1,100,000 when added to 796,275 spent on prior encampments.
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Montana National Guard
Helena
L. E. Moore
Moore
Christian Science June 11 1939 Lesson Sermon Theme
The church service highlighted God as the preserver of man and the divine dominion over matter. scriptures cited include Psalms 36 6 Romans 8 2 and a passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy stating humanity’s freedom from the enslaving material senses and the future of universal liberty under God.
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God
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
New Line of Piano Accordions at Kops Piano House
Kops Piano House advertises a new line of piano accordions available with an easy payment plan. Located at 404 East Park in Anaconda Montana.
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Kops Piano House
E. Park
Anaconda
Montana
Local residents return from trips and life events noted
Judge and Mrs Louis Stahl return from California after two weeks visiting the San Francisco fair. Several locals travel for study, school, or family visits including Irene Megquier from Spokane, Mae Obenland to Minnesota, Gladys Forrester to Anita Iowa, Isabel Brenner from William and Mary, and Ruth Deputy named intramural manager at Colorado Women’s College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Stahl
Louis Stahl, Jr
California
San Francisco
Irene Megquier
Bert Megquier
Spokane
William Bayerd
F. G. Bayerd
Seattle
University of Washington
Walter Sonnenstuhl
Civil Aeronautics Airport
Fargo
N. D
Mae Obenland
Minnesota
Rosemary Tyre
Gladys Forrester
Anita
Iowa
Isabel Brenner
Charles Brenner
Horse Prairie
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
John Selvidge
Billings
W.A.A
National Women’s Athletic Association
Colorado Women’s College
Mary Lee Tower
Eve Torkelson
Alice Cline
Great Falls
Lee
H. H. Bates
Dillon
University of Michigan
Vernon Rang
Helen Croft
George Opp
Alfalfa Meal For Winter Poultry and County Costs
Poultry growers can make their own alfalfa meal using a hammer mill to feed flocks in winter. Sundried hay gives more vitamin D, while dehydrated alfalfa contains seven times more vitamin A. Montana county governments are financially sound, per a circular by Dr. R. R. Renne. copies are available from the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station. During 25 years of 4-H extension work, 4.5 million U.S. youth received training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Cushman
Miss Cushman
Montana
R. R. Renne
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
U. S
Lakeview eighth graders top rural county list
Margaret Shanholtzer of Lakeview led Beaverhead county rural schools eighth graders with 93.85 grade. Other top scorers included Ned Paddock Wise River 92.29 Sybil Shanhaltber Lakeview 91.71 Helen Christensen East Fox 90.00 and Kenneth Card Blacktail 89.59. Sevenths led by Betty Churchill Dewey 94.00 with peers Helen Rebich Blacktail 91.00 and Lila Christensen East Fox 90.5.
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Margaret Shanholtzer
Lakeview
Beaverhead
Margaret Sweeney
Ned Paddock
Wise River
Sybil Shanhaltber
Helen Christensen
East Fox
Kenneth Card
Blacktail
Betty Churchill
Dewey
Helen Rebich
Lila Christensen
Lucille Reis
Anna Shanholtzer
Maxine Shanholtzer
Iris Gilman
Ronald Gilman
Gloria McLaughlin
Bannack
Gloria Allen
Billy Hildreth
Henry Hildreth
North Medicine Lodge
Mary Freeman
Reichle
Esther Pahnish
Lee Sims
Wayne Nelson
Nelson School
Jack Huggins
Monida
Josephine Salvo
Joel Salvo
Birchcreek
Thomas Robert Scott
Armstead
James Scofield
Tom Scofield
Wisdom
Ford Knight
Argenta
Bruce Helming
Bill Sturm
Olga Schonenberger
Lois Martinell
Wendell Martinell
Dell
Norma Freeman
Wyvonne Freeman
Donald Verbance
Lindy Thompson
George Thompson
Perry Thompson
Ira Mae Sims
Jane Marchesseau
Polaris
Donald Laden
Margaret Laden
Riverside
Regina Melton
Elvira Stefanie
Margaret Mansfield
Kenneth Cox
Grant
Donald Jones
Recitals by Pupils of Nellie Poole
Intermediate and advanced pianists presented Adventures of Sambo a musical play by Aileen Brady of Dillon on Monday night. Participants included Dillon students Kenneth Featherly Ardella Renfro Nena Casper Edith Stanfield Jean Troupe Elaine Gordon Betty Dumkee Alta Renfro Giovannina Cardinale and Lima students Mary Gordon Mary Gordon Price Gloria Dean Lowder Betty Keane. Two singing class numbers were performed and Howard Lyon sang a vocal solo.
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Christensen, Jr
Lucille Devaney
Ardella Sanner
Shirley Mae Paddock
Sylvia Christensen
Junior Renfro
John Sanner, Jr
Alene Bradshaw
Mary Lou Woodside
Dorothy Newnes
Regina Melton
Mary Beth Smith
Joe Renfro
Aileen Brady
Dillon
Kenneth Featherly
Nena Casper
Edith May Stanfield
Jean Troupe
Eileen Gordon
Betty Jane Dumkee
Alta Renfro
Giovannina Cardinale
Mary Gordon
Mary Jean Price
Glora Dean Lowder
Betty Keane
Lima
Howard Lyon
High School Instructors on Vacation
University of Chicago students will take courses at Gregg shorthand school in town. Helen Winston will teach English and public speaking after graduating from State University. Faculty members plan summer assignments from band school in Gunnison Colorado to teaching in Dillon Hawaii and Mexico City.
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University of Chicago
Gregg
Helen Winston
The
State University
Libby
L. A. Gregory
Western State College
Gunnison
Colo
Harold Babcock
Miles City
W. J. Bierrum
Faye Kirkpa
Fron tier and Midland magazine suspend publication
Missoula source reports the Frontier and Midland literary magazine of the Northwest will temporarily suspend after the June issue. Dr H Merriam editor announces the magazine is in its 19th year of publication.
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Missoula
U.P
the Frontier and Midland
Northwest
H. Merriam
At Magazine
WPA Administrator Explains County Labor Quota in Beaverhead
Beaverhead county petitioned the WPA over out‑of‑county laborers on local projects. Administrator Joseph E. Parker explains the state must distribute federal work fairly, citing Silver Bow County needs and county ability to meet costs. Board approves in principle while noting fiscal constraints and future budget impact.
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Joseph E. Parker
Works Progress Administration of
Montana
Beaverhead County
Silver Bow County
Centennial Valley
State Board
Carl C. Hansen
Marcus R. Rand
Alice Biery
Ralph W. Liggett
E. F. Pewe
Bernard R. Williams
J. C. Taylor
State Fish and Game Commission
Martin C. Jackson
Montana Association of County Commissioners
Kalispell
County Farm
District
Soldiers Fill Camp Ayers for Training
About 1,350 Montana National Guard officers and enlisted men gathered at Camp Roy E. Ayers in Helena for a two week encampment. Last year no encampment due to summer maneuvers at Camp Lewis. Brown tents rose as 39 trucks from 20 cities delivered equipment, with training underway early in the week.
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Helena
Montana National Guard
Camp
Roy E. Ayers
National Guard
Fourth Army
Camp Lewis
Washington
Lodge to Honor Flag of Country
Auld Lang Syne marks the event as Dr. Farmers notes a Century and a Half of History. The drum and bugle corps perform Legion Drummer and America ends the program as the Flag day committee led by Oscar Griffith closes the ceremony.
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Auld Lang Syne
Big Hole River claims another victim
Miss Brady and Frederickson drove along the Big Hole River where Frederickson fell in and vanished. Brady swam 125 yards to shore, climbed the embankment barefoot, and flagged a passing car for help. Sheriff Temple and divers from Dillon and surrounding areas searched for the body, with hopes of recovery as authorities expect the river to carry remains far downstream. Frederickson had worked in Beaverhead mines.
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Frederickson
Dewey
Dillon
Paul H. Temple
John Troupe
Silver Bow
Anaconda
T. J. Sullivan
Buttetinsmith
Divide
Leslie H. Smith
Garry Johnson
Smith
Johnson
Vic Westergard
Joe Lynch
Bill Cheek
Beaverhead County
Bob Wright
Sheriff Temple
Miss Brady
Summer school opens as large August commencement viewed
The college prepares for a record summer graduation with the largest class likely. Courses run six or nine weeks and many students may leave after six weeks. The first summer assembly convened at ten this morning with Miss Mary G. Kellett lecturing on Broadway plays. Ralph McFadden and Arnold Clair attended the State Music Teachers' convention in Helena and returned to duties yesterday.
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Mary G. Kellett
Ralph McFadden
Arnold Clair
Helena
New Clubhouse and Traps Completed for Opening
A concrete platform supports steel posts with rubber gun rests at the traps. Badger pass gravel fills the runways and area to the clubhouse. The new clubhouse offers an unobstructed view of all traps and houses shell handling, scoring, and comfort facilities for shooters and their wives. A log barrier lines the grounds for parking and spectator seating.
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Badger Pass
Check Artist Has Lunch on the Evidence
South of Dillon officers recovered blankets and a case. another blanket was found in a man's possession. Colony reportedly said he took it from a car in the south part of town. Herman Hautajarvi and Pete Kaaran of Butte were fined 27.50 each for fishing with set fines in the Big Hole river and serve jail time after failing to pay. Deputy Game Warden Leslie Barton arrested them.
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Dillon
Herman Hautajarvi
Pete Kaaran
Butte
George Opp
Big Hole
Leslie Barton
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