Montana Women's Field Army details and leadership
The Montana division profiles its volunteer, nonpaying structure and financial controls. It notes a large publishing presence, extensive cancer education efforts, and fund-raising in 1938. Leadership includes state commander Mrs. H. W. Peterson, local chairmen, and a five-member executive committee appointed by the Montana Medical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Women’s Field Army
H. W. Peterson
R. F. Peterson
Butte
Theodore Jacobs
Missoula
American Society For the Control of Cancer
J. H. Bridenbaugh
Billings
C. H. Fredrickson
J. H. Garberson
Miles City
L. M. Larson
Great Falls
Montana Medical Society
Peterson
Miss Jessie L. Duboc Attends Cleveland Education Meetings
Miss Duboc travels to Cleveland Ohio to attend the American Association of School Administrators meetings and thirty other organizations from February 26. She plans to return to the Normal College around March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie L. Duboc
Cleveland
Ohio
American Association of School Administrators
United States
Duboc
The
Normal College
May Fete Plans At Montana Normal College
Members of the Montana State Normal college Women’s Athletic association have begun preparations for the annual May fete to be held in the college gym on May 12. Director Marjorie Hamer oversees the event with chairs named by Elaine Tschache including Mary Phillips for program Frances McPhail for costumes Barbara Hancock for scenery Arlette Williams for lighting and makeup Alicia Lundgren for election and Marion Combes for social duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Athletic Association
Montana State Normal College
College
Marjorie Hamer
Elaine Tschache
Froid
Mary Phillips
Lewistown
Frances McPhail
Three Forks
Barbara Hancock
Butte
Arlette Williams
Philipsburg
Alicia Lundgren
Sweet Grass
Marion Combes
Miles City
Armstead Youth Fatally Injured in Vehicle Incident
A youth from Armstead died after an automobile or tractor accident that damaged a machine. The victim, lifelong county resident, was known in the southern area. Survived by mother Mrs Olive Irion sister Ruth and a half brother. Body at Brundage funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Irion
Armstead
Dillon
Olive Irion
Ruth
Brundage Funeral Home
Beaverhead cage squad upset at tournament
The Beavers posted three tilts at the event with a loss to Whitehall marking their second defeat of the season. They won 50-16 over Sheridan and 45-11 for third place after beating Virginia City 22-20 in overtime with St Peters. Whipple leaves the squad, while Dillon starts next season with a veteran core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavers
Sheridan
Virginia City
St. Peters
Dillon
Whitehall
Whipple
Birthday and Society Notes From Dillon
Miss Mary Elizabeth Lightfoot entertained friends for her third birthday at her grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Clemon’s home. Lou Tritt celebrated his 82nd birthday with neighbors and relatives. Mr and Mrs William Welborn marked their 27th wedding anniversary hosted by their daughter Mrs Thomas Meehan. Local clubs and societies met with speakers, hostess duties, and various gatherings across Dillon including the Beaverhead Republican Women’s club, AAUW, Merry Mixers, Daughters of the Nile, and several bridge and card clubs. Church lessons from Christ Jesus were noted with Bible verses and statements from Christian Science literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Lightfoot
Elizabeth Clemon
Lois Gowen
Carol Ann Tovey
Janet Mayland
Shirley Dodd
Beverly Peterson
Lou Tritt
Dillon
Mr. Tritt
William Welborn
Thomas Meehan
William Welborn, Jr
American Association of University Women
Dean Angeline Smith
Ruth Cubbon
Helen Wellman
Frank Stevens
Butte Art Center
Waldron Boger
Merry Mixers Club
Smith Paddock
Theodore Wright
Brownie Paddock
Dillon Daughters of the Nile Club
John A. Rowett
Charles Nelson
B. B. Club
L.D.S. Relief Society
H. M. Warner
Dillon Shakespeare Club
St. James Guild Hall
John T. Orr
St. Rose Guild
L. H. Holloran
John Jackson
Presbyterian Manse Society
Frank Tyre
Mary Paddock
Charles Bonnefield
William Gordon
H. G. Rodgers
Ed Wayne
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Melrose visitors stay with recovering uncle
Albert Streb and Mrs. Gebhard Fassler visited their uncle Frank Gelhaus in Melrose on Sunday as he recuperates from a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Streb
Gebhard Fassler
Melrose
Frank Gelhaus
Normal Debate Teams Open Season This Week
The article notes the Normal College debate teams start their season this week with activity from the committee on cooperatives of the National Education Association detailing study courses and bibliographies. It also mentions art reproductions for the training school and campus events including a basketball finale, a Kampus Kadets trip to Butte, an informal Mines dance, and a talk by Frank Stevens on the Art Center Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Association
National Committee For Art Appreciation
Minneapolis Journal
School of Mines
Butte
Kampus Kadets
Art Club of
The
Normal College
American Association of University Women
Frank Stevens
Art Center
Art Center Movement
Lima Dance Delights Seniors With Dillon Trio Arrival
A Dillon dance group led by Claudia Faust performed at a Lima senior class dance Saturday night. Dancers Elsie Lloyd Donna Trolinger and Daryl Bennett were featured with Faust accompanying them. Attendees from Dillon included Mrs. C H Trolinger Mrs Will Stahl and Mrs Jack Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Elsie Lloyd
Donna Trolinger
Daryl Bennett
Lima
Claudia Faust
C. H. Trolinger
Will Stahl
Jack Bennett
Japan topic of an address rotary club
The article notes public education in Japan with pupils in uniforms and no government support for the poor. William Tait from Beaverhead high school spoke on The Drama, tracing its Greek origins through Rome and the Middle Ages to modern times around 1890, with humor. Norman Henry chaired. guests included Walter Wetzel and Dr. C L Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Japan
William Tait
Beaverhead
Rome
Norman Henry
Walter Wetzel
Beaverhead National Forest Service
C. L. Marsh
Dillon
Eureka
Dillon Club Plans for Visit State President
Hall council chambers report Pres. Claudia Faust appoints Ruth Orr Celina Mares and Elizabeth Winn to lead a study club that will merge with future business meetings. A banquet honoring the State president will replace the March dinner meeting, Faust announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Council
Claudia Faust
Ruth Orr
Celina Mares
Elizabeth Winn
Faust
Armstead visitors seen by Mrs Bichler Burns and party
Mrs. W. N. Bichler and George Burns with his mother were visitors in Armstead this Sunday, noted as a local social outing. The group spent time visiting in the city on a quiet weekend excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Bichler
George Burns
Armstead
Spiced Raisin Cake Recipe Delights Winter Feast
A nostalgic kitchen feature praises a rich spiced cake with condensed tomato soup as a secret ingredient. It outlines a method using raisins and a tart cream cheese icing, praising the cake's mellow sweetness and surprising lightness while promising indulgence without cloying aftertaste.
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Dillon Examiner
Boy Trouble
Mary Boland and
Charles Ruggles
Arizona
Jane Withers
Topper
Constance Bennett
Roland Young
Billie Burke
Fredric March
Joan Bennett
Robert Taylor
Wallace Beery
U. 8
England
Joseph Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
J. W. Bjorneby
London
Atlantic Refining Company
Cuba
Santa Clara
China
Y.M.C.A
Hanow
Harriet Hilliard
Peg Chow
George S. Parker
Republican Women’s Club
A. I. Cashmore
Republican Party
Democratic Party
S. E. Davis
D. A. Galt
Clubs
Christian Science
Christ Jesus
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Christ
Lord Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Gene Byrnes
Fepe
Dillon Club
Dorothy Greig
First National Bank
REN Ted Its
Northwest Bancorporsdion
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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