Dillon Paddock Rites Held in Hamilton Tites
Funeral for Brownie Paddock in Hamilton on Tuesday afternoon drew Dillon relatives including William Lloyd R M Gregg Vera Melvyn and former Dillon residents Cecil Trollinger Mel Jones Johnny Roberts of Missoula. Lloyd noted no cause found for the fatal truck accident while noting potential road collapse or mechanical failure.
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Dillon
Brownie Paddock
Hamilton
William Lloyd
R. M. Gregg
Vera Melvyn
Cecil Trollinger
Mel Jones
Johnny Roberts
Missoula
Lloyd
Trollinger
Paddock
Brownie
Assembly of God Church Services Notice
Clayton Nelson pastor leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. morning service at 11 a.m. Evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m. Midweek service Wednesday at 7:30. A warm welcome awaits you and yours inside despite the dusty weather.
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Assembly OF God Church
Clayton Nelson
Drivers Penalized In Justice Court Thurs
Elmer Hurst pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and received 60 days in county jail before Judge George E. Baker after a wreck in Sheep Creek Basin. William Cook was fined 300 dollars and jailed 60 days for a similar offense, his second, plus no license. Francisco Romerez was handed to immigration authorities after a prior charge and alleged illegal entry.
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Elmer Hurst
George E. Baker
Sheep Creek Basin
Evans Innes
William Cook
Cook
Francisco Romerez
Mexico
United States
Andrus Heads Montana Postmasters at Missoula Convention
Billon postmaster Harry J. Andrus was elected president of the Montana postmasters association at the Missoula convention. Dillon was chosen as next convention host for June 11, 13. The group adopted a resolution commending President Eisenhower and Postmaster General Summerfield to improve the postal service and urged action on a retirement bill with higher annuities for third and fourth class postmasters.
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Billon
Harry J. Andrus
Montana Association
Missoula
Dillon
Andrus
Eisenhower
Arthur E. Summerfield
Congress
New Supervised Recreation Groups Expand in Park Program
Park Commissioner George E Brown reported strong demand for supervised recreation for children with new groups added on Monday through Wednesday from 1 to 3 pm at the park. Student teachers from Western College lead the smaller child play groups and receive academic credit for supervision. Additional swimming classes at the college pool run Mondays and Wednesdays with girls from 1 30 to 2 30 and boys from 2 30 to 3 30, averaging 70 in pool and 60 to 80 at park per period.
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George E. Brown
Western College
Rotarians Tour Arizona in Colorful Scenic Drive
Rotary club members Dr and Mrs R D Curry shared a color film travelogue of Arizona landscapes. They described remote spots and canyons aided by native Indians during a lonesome but photogenic journey. New members Al Walton and Bun Lodge spoke on life stories and early teaching careers.
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Arizona
R. D. Curry
Rotary Club
Mrs. Curry
Wilber Squires
al Walton
Livingston
Montana State College
Bun Lodge
Iowa
South Dakota
Sturgis
S. D
Shadron
Nebr
Enos Slaughter
Montana
Lodge
Malta
Dodson
Dillon
May 1956 Montana Savings Bonds hit record total
County sales led by Beaverhead at 23206 dollars helped Montana set a May record for Savings Bonds. Statewide May sales reached 2,374,104 dollars, up 4.6 percent from 1955. Five month Montana total stands at 13,663,112 dollars toward 32,800,000 goal.
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Montana
W. W. Hawkins
U.S. Treasury
A. T. Hibbard
Helena
Beaverhead
First Lutheran Church Sunday Worship Service
John Spencer, pastor leads morning worship at 9 30 am at First Lutheran Church. The invitation asks readers to join in worship.
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First Lutheran Church
John Spencer
Boston Wool Man Finds Conditions Here Good
Richard Hallowell of Hallowell James and Donald, a Boston wool firm, visited Dillon with local representative George M. Melton. He traveled through Wyoming and Montana wool districts and praised Beaverhead county for moisture, grass, and range conditions. He noted his last Dillon visit was in 1921, though the company had conducted business here for many years.
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Richard Hallowell
Boston
Hallowell, James & Donald
George M. Melton
Wyoming
Montana
Hallowell
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Meeting new wool growers on a famed trip
The speaker recalls meeting people on a notable journey and notes he has long recognized them by the quality of their wool, making introductions easier as names came readily.
Western College Sees Summer Enrollment Rise to 255
Registrar reports summer term enrollment 255 for five weeks, up from 243 the previous year, with July August term expected to add more students. A Dante and Beatrice sculpture gift to the library from Mrs. Fred Waldorf and daughter Jane was unveiled, and a casual picnic replaced the usual welcome reception at the college grill area.
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Western College
Dante and
Beatrice
Fred Waldorf
Jane
Wave line officers hold key posts across fields
Wave line officers occupy responsible positions in personnel public relations education communications and administration highlighting career diversity and leadership roles across multiple sectors.
Air Force recaptures AWOL airman from local sheriff
Raymond Dennett was released to U S Air Force custody from Great Falls base by Sheriff John W. MacDonald. Dennett had been arrested by local police on a gas prowling charge and gave the name August W. Thomas. FBI in Butte notified the sheriff that Dennett was AWOL and he admitted he had gone over the hill months earlier.
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Raymond Dennett
U.S. Air Force
Great Falls
John W. MacDonald
Dennett
August W. Thomas
FBI
Butte
MacDonald
Air Force
St James Episcopal Church Service Times Noted
Rev Arthur Lord rector conducts 8 am holy communion and 10 am morning prayer with sermon. Subscribe to the Examiner.
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ST. James Episcopal Church
Arthur Lord
Fuller's Dip n Dry Frossette Cotton Needle Point Dress
An easy care treasure in a Moss green turquoise red black or gold colorway. Fuller's Dip n Dry Frossette cotton needle point fabric sheds wrinkles needs little to no ironing. Available sizes 10 to 18.
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Toni Todd
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