Evangelists Rev Hosen Lead Dillon Evangelistic Series
Rev and Mrs Raymond Hosen of Spokane Washington conduct a series of public evangelistic meetings this week at the Assembly of God church in Dillon. Meetings open nightly at 8 p m.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1953
Page
5
Rev and Mrs Raymond Hosen of Spokane Washington conduct a series of public evangelistic meetings this week at the Assembly of God church in Dillon. Meetings open nightly at 8 p m.
The county PMA office notes this week that the government program to aid farmers in financing the construction or purchase of new on farm storage for grains and other storable commodities has been extended.
Longtime Montana State University faculty member Mike Mansfield ceases to be rehired as he begins a six year U S Senate term. The move follows past attempts by state officials to keep a teaching post open for the Democratic congressman amid political controversy.
Mr and Mrs LaVerne McCord of Dillon welcomed a son on June 15 at Barrett hospital. Mr and Mrs Marion D Christensen welcomed a daughter on June 16. A son was born June 16 to Mr and Mrs Jack Knapp of Dillon. Admitted during the week ending June 17 were Mrs FE W Renfro Mrs Marshall Ramsay Frank Lakner Dillon and Donald Bramlette Lima. Marion Hyatt drove to Butte to bring his wife Francis Hume.
The program has been extended to June 30 1954. Eligibility requirements and details are available at the Beaverhead county PMA office in Dillon.
Inventory pads and specially ruled columnar sheets were listed as available at the Examiner plant. The brief notice highlights stock types and general procurement details without further context.
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