Summer Session Opens at WMCE Enrollment Up
Summer school at Western Montana College of Education shows 237 students at the college and 55 at the training school. Faculty returnees include Miss Mikkelsen in business education and Brinton Jackson in music with visiting instructors from Chicago, University of Chicago lab school, and Missoula. A new music listening and arts survey course debuts with an emphasis on appreciation across levels. Workshops in language arts reading and primary education run six sessions, with six workshops total. The second five weeks term starts July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Montana College of Education
Evelyn Mikkelsen
Brinton Jackson
Mikkelsen
The
State University
Jackson
Northwestern University
Esther Oehring
Laboratory School
University of Chicago
Western
Ruth Packer
Training School
Don Smith
Clair Bartholomew
Missoula
Faye Kirkpatrick
Helena
Mary B. Emerick
Emerick
Zella Flores
Oehring
Packer
Leona Moran and Lily McCarthy Registered at Lima Museum
Leona Moran and Lily McCarthy of Lima were registered at the museum on Tuesday, indicating a visitor or participant event at the cultural venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Moran and
Lily McCarthy
Lima
Mrs Anderson Sheridan Resident Dies in Sheridan
Edith Schowe Anderson born July 12 1896 in Sheridan died last Wednesday in a Billings hospital. Funeral services were held Friday June 13 at the Episcopal church in Sheridan. Survived by husband Peter H. Anderson a brother forest ranger William Schowe a nephew William Schowe Jr and aunt Mrs August Steiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Sheridan
Peter H. Anderson
Billings
Anderson
Edith Schowe
Western Montana College of Education
Montana State Normal College
Beaverhead County
Madison County
Forest Service
Andersons
Upper
Ruby
William Schowe
William Schowe, Jr
August Steiner
Redman to Retire as Forest Supervisor Here
Elliott Redman, supervisor of the Beaverhead national forest since 1943, retires effective July 1 to pursue ranching. He will partner with Fred Utter of Spokane to operate a 9000 acre ranch near Sheridan with Hereford cattle and registered quarter horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Redman
Beaverhead National Forest
Forest Service
Fred Utter
Spokane
Sheridan
Grace Memorial Methodist Church Service and Meeting Notice
Grace Memorial Methodist Church announces church school at 10 a. m. Norman L. Ovitt superintendent. Morning service at 11 a. m. Organist Mrs. L. F. Tisdal. Music by Mrs. Roy Larson. Sermon titled The Company We Keep. Board of trustees meeting Thursday at 7 30 p. m. Church invites all visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Memorial Methodist Church
Robert N. Johnstone
Norman L. Ovitt
L. F. Tisdal
Roy Larson
Board of Trustees
Presbyterian Church Announces Sunday Schedule and Guild Meet
Rev. H Warren Kunkel pastors the morning service at 11 00 with Sunday school at 9 45 and classes for all. College and adult class led by Prof H V Leslie. Ellen May guild gathers Thursday at 7 30 with place to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
H. Warren Kunkel
H. V. Leslie
Kunkel
Ellen May Guild
Montana WWII veterans receive first adjusted compensation payments
Ten men who served in World War II collected the first Montana adjusted compensation payments totaling about 21.7 million dollars. Dean G. Hanson of Harlowton led with the first share, followed by William H. Speck of Deer Lodge and eight others from Chester Libby Vida Ennis Broadus Lennep Conrad Saco. Each received roughly 400 dollars on average as claims were processed by Neely and presented to State Auditor John J. Holmes. Also reported were elk calf ear tagging figures in Gallatin river drainage, and Glacier colony Hutterites appealing a court ruling in a $15,974 damages case after an auto accident in Cut Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Holmes
Neely
Holmes
Dean G. Hanson
Harlowton
Montana
Kitty
William H. Speck
Deer Lodge
Norman Rehal
Chester
Lester M. Newman
Libby
Walter E. Schillinger
Vida
Edgar A. Garrrett
Ennis
Ralph M. Tipton
Broadus
Leo E. Riley
Lennep
Donald E. Severtson
Conrad
George W. Bowman
Saco
Colonel Neely
Glacier Colony
Hutterites
State Supreme Court
R. Waggoner
Glacier District Court
Waggoner
Peter Mandel
Cut Bank
Punch boards vanish as Montana Supreme Court bans lotteries
The Montana Supreme Court ruled punch boards and pullboards illegal as lotteries, triggering declines in tavern devices. Officials note lost state federal and local tax revenue while some operators warn smaller bars may close. Governor Bonner urges cordial first impressions for potential residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue
High Bench
James T. Shea
Glasgow
Sam Deniff
Horace H. Mann
Kenneth Thompson
Stockman
Malta
Shea
Harry Freebourne
Butte
Four Couples Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Alfred Peterson and Mr and Mrs Dysart Gowen will celebrate their silver wedding anniversaries Saturday night June 28 at 9 o clock at the Diamond Bar Inn in Jackson. They extend invitations to all friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Peterson
Dysart Gowen
Diamond Bar Inn
Jackson
Have You Read Boom Congo and U S Implications
Readers Digest June 1952 issue features Boom Goes the Congo and its implications for the United States. Available at the Dillon Public Library for readers curious about postwar Africa dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
U. S
Dillon Public Library
Montana Postmasters Elect Andrus Vice President
Postmaster Harry J. Andrus was elected vice president of the Montana Association of Postmasters at the annual convention held last week in Miles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Andrus
Montana Association of Postmasters
Milesity
Members Wanted Reclamation Group In Montana
The Montana Reclamation Association promotes water resource development via the Water Conservation boards list of small irrigation projects. It aims to grow the state economy and farm income and invites businessmen and ranchers to join. Association director O. A. Bergeson offers membership wall cards in exchange for fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State ‘Water Conservation Boards
Montana
Montana Reclamation Association
State Association
O. A. Bergeson
Barrett Hospital Births And Admissions List
Births: June 15 a son to Mr and Mrs Jack Mattingly and June 16 a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Morgan. Admitted: Frank Keefer Dell Oscar Argerbright Dillon Clarence Thompson Armstead Edgar W Johnson Mrs Harold Hendren and Albert Cramer Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett Hospital
Jack Mattingly
William Morgan
Frank Keefer
Dell
Oscar Argerbright
Dillon
Clarence Thompson
Armstead
Edgar W. Johnson
Harold Hendren
Albert Cramer
Dillon Gun Club First in Telegraphic Event
Dillon Gun Club takes top place in telegraphic event with scores led by Murray and Talcott. Handicap results list Murray, Bar ney, Peterson, Sneed, Smith, Strodtman and others. Doubles results show Joe Murray and Jim Murray on top with Peterson and Ear Tash close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Gun Club
Murray
Clarence Talcott
Gladys Brause
Joe Murray
Barney Larsen
H. R. Peterson
H. L. Sneed
Russ Smith
William Hasley
al Bartkoski
Dr. Stanchfield
Dale Strodtman
John Jackson
Bob Jackson
Barney
Tom Clemow
Blood donors lagging register at Elks Club
A page continuation lists women volunteering for a blood collection project. Named participants include Mesdames Lapham Wenger Kerr McGuire Donovan Coch rane Davis Stahl Jensen Laden Eliel Hilger Spehar Davis Meade Brundage Cronkhite Bogut Cotton Lacry Gosman Hawkins Berger Temple Smith Hovren Hendre n Schulz Mithun Malensik Stephan Morey and Stella Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Harry Lapham
Charles Wenger
Fred Kerr
Walter McGuire
Ed Donovan
Bert Cochrane
Lloyd Davis
Paul Stahl Jr
Harry Jensen
Thomas Laden
Lambert Eliel
Edwin Hilger
John Spehar
Loren Davis
Sylvester Meade
Walter Brundage
George Cronkhite
Clarabel Bogut
Artful eyewear and a hotel appearance in Dillon
Dr. Scarborough offers artistic eyeglass frames at the Andrus Hotel on Monday June 30 with a wide selection for stylish wearers. Local notices report residents visiting family, schooling plans, travels to Chicago and Tacoma, and small business and military movements in Dillon and surrounding areas.
New Books Now at The Public Library
The Dillon public library adds new titles across fiction non fiction and children. Notable authors include Ullman Turnbull O Hara Barnes Lagerkvist Caruso Davy and Gombrich with works such as Beyond the breakers Windom's Way The Gown of Glory and Story of Art. Also notes Mrs John Kosowski has returned home from Community Memorial hospital Butte after a stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Public Library
Bassett
Ullman
Windom’s Way
Turnbull
O'Hara
Son
Adam Wingate
Barnes
Lagerkvist
Barabbas
Meyers
Chambers
Whittaker
Witness
Marvin
Anderson
Athens
Socrates
Caruso
Dorothy
Enrico Caruso
Gombrich
E. H
Sherman
Literary America
Marshall
John Kosowski
Community Memorial Hospital
Butte
Also Mentioned on This Page
WMCE
Plymouth
Joe White and
J. W. Walters
Plymouth Dealers
Redman
Fountain OF Youth
Eliel
Mont ‘An.ay
United Press State Letter
Gallatin River
Montana Fish and Game Department
Gallatin
R. F. Cooney
Montana Port of Entry
John W. Bonner
Reclamation
Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Rosemary Lane
George Lane
Miss Lane
Garden City
University
St. Com
R. L. Kennedy
Arlene
Maynard Miller
Chicago
Com. Kennedy
Tacoma
Wash
Yakima
Ruth Dart
Thornley
Portland
Roscoe Cornell
Dave McCauley
Irving E. Pruitt
Frank A. Mason
B. M. Lawrence
Wise
River
Got
Don Berger
Frank Hazelbaker
George Andersen
W. G. Gilbert, Jr
Jim Roberts
U. S. Navy
Roberts
Navy
Dan Sweeney
Montana Company
Montana Power Company
Shope
Public
Man Called
Peter
Mr. Jones
Will and
Nicolas
Estes
Eleanor
Ginger Pye
Jones
R. F
Buff
Mary and Conrad
Sperry
Denman
Brown
Marcia
Skipper John
du Bois
Taylor
Aldrich
Mary
Clark
Carel
Brewer - Mockel CO
Dillon,Montana
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