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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1931
Page
3
The Dillon area hosts multiple dinners and gatherings last week. Charlés y Burdén and guests mark a thirty year Iowa arrival milestone, while Albert Gruwell Fred Kerr, and others are noted for hospitality and games. A Hartwig theatre party and a Beaverhead National Forest employee dinner with progressive cards highlight the social crowd.
The Hobnoblub will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs. Herbert Wheat's home. Miss Clara Plant hosted the Hylo Pinochle club last Thursday evening. The Manse society will be entertained tomorrow afternoon by Miss Martha Featherly and Mrs. W. M. Wellborn. The American Legion Auxiliary plans a card party at St. James guild hall next Thursday evening. The Fortnightly Dancing club met last Wednesday at St. James guild hall and will hold a hard times party March 17. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Orr entertained their pinochle club last Friday at their ranch. St. James guild meets tomorrow afternoon with hostesses Mrs. Mantle Matthews, Mrs. T. E. Gilbert, Mrs. A. P. Williams and Miss Nellie McKnight. Methodist Aid society plans a regular meeting tomorrow in church parlors with several entertaining members. Pan Hellenic club hosted last Monday at Country Inn with Mrs. W. W. Hawkins and Miss Kathryn Van Noy. auction bridge followed dinner. W. C. T. U. meets this afternoon at Mrs. Frank Tyro's home. needle club entertained at St. James rectory yesterday. Theta met last night with Miss Clara Plant. Mrs. Ike Rife Sr. visited Dillon relatives last week. Mrs. Pratt arrived from Preston Idaho to visit Mrs. Sarah Howard. Miss Glenna Vance spent Sunday in Butte with her sister Mrs. A. W. Ripley. Mrs. Ralph O’Leary was a weekend visitor in Butte. Mrs. S. B. Howell of Bloody Dick visited Dillon friends last Saturday.
William Sharp of Beaverhead county died at Barrett hospital after a brief illness. He was 61 and longtime rancher known for sheep shearing on several ranches. Funeral plans await word from a sister in Wisconsin.
New York dispatch reports little change in divorce statutes across states. Bills to liberalize laws faced stiff opposition, with Arizona's residence rule cutback defeated nine to eight, and Arkansas nearing passage before governor’s signature. South Carolina remains toughest. New Mexico and Kansas debated additions to grounds for divorce while New York considers adding causes amid ongoing legislative battles.
The piece discusses radio dramatization and casting difficulties for Detective Story Magazine sketches. It highlights how voice alone must convey character and mood, with no costume or sets, making casting and production harder for radio and early TV adaptations.
Mrs Veronam Smith receives clippings from Salt Lake papers announcing Major Dan Dansie’s indoor intermountain A A U record for the standing broad jump. The Beaverhead county high school graduate and University of Utah student jumped 9.88 feet, breaking a 24 year old mark held by C M Baysinger set in 1907. Friends here rejoice in his success in athletics.
Washington Feb 19 The question of advances to member co operatives on the 1931 wool and mohair crops will be considered jointly by remoulders of the National Wool Marketing association.
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