Dillon Woman Pauline Cranston Dies After Illness
Mrs Pauline V Cranston 64 died Sunday at Barrett hospital after being ill since January She was born April 19 1892 in Selena Michigan and later taught music at Hillsdale Michigan She lived in Dillon from 1919 to 1944 and 1955 to her death Survived by sisters Mrs Waldorf Dillon and Mrs G H Van Lopik Matta wan Mich a niece Jane Waldorf Los Angeles and nephew Morse Waldorf Morenci Arizona Funeral held Tuesday at Brundage Chapel with Rev E W Andrews St James Episcopal Church interment Forest Park Camden New York
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Pauline V. Cranston
Barrett Hospital
A. F. Waldorf
Cranston
Selena
Mich
Michigan
New York State
Hillsdale Music School
Hillsdale
Dillon
Alpha Sigma Tau
Normal College
Los Angeles
Morse R. Waldorf
Morenci
Arizona
Brundage Chapel
E. W. Andrews
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Forest Park Cemetery
Camden
New York
Dairy and Swine Talk by Montana Specialist
Art Jacobs, extension dairy and swine specialist from Montana State College, speaks at a River side Farm Bureau meeting in Dillon Friday March 15 at 8 00 p m. He covers production and management of dairy cattle and swine, best market hogs and dairy animals, and new dairy farm ideas. Public invited with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Jacobs
Montana State College
Riverside Farm Bureau
Vigilante Electric Co-op
Dillon
Jacobs
The Best Way to Help Others Is to Help Yourself
A concise maxim urges self-help as the surest path to aiding others, framing personal improvement as the foundation of effective support and service. The saying asserts individual responsibility precedes charitable effort and community impact.
Moffet Get Married in Germnay While On Army Duty
Lt. David H. Moffet wed Patricia J. Thomasson in a Fulda Germany ceremony March 9. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Thomasson of Andrews North Carolina, teaches at the American school in Fulda. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Moffet of Denver, is an Army recon pilot with the 14th Armored Cavalry Regt. They honeymooned in Garmisch and St Moritz and will stay in Germany until his tour ends.
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Katie Giles
Fulda
Germany
David H. Moffet
Patricia J. Thomasson
John H. Thomasson
Andrews
North Carolina
Western Carolina College
Moffet
D. H. Moffet
South
Madison Street
Denver
14Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
University of Wyoming
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Downs Barracks
Isadore Padula
Richard Allen
Garmisch
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Friends Pay Respects to Mrs. Clara Chapman on 94th Birthday
Mrs. Clara Chapman, frail but active, welcomed many visitors at Dillon’s Barrett hospital last Thursday for her 94th birthday. She arrived in 1880 with her father John Shively, a wagon maker, who aided railroad construction and local show operations until retirement in 1910. Her late husband Dan T. Chapman and son William Chapman are noted, with another son Fred Chapman living in Dillon. She belongs to the Episcopal church and several local orders and clubs.
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Barrett Hospital
Clara Chapman
Dillion
Cancer crusade urged to continue fight on
A message urging continued support for the 1957 Cancer Crusade argues that if cancer had been conquered a dozen years earlier, nearly 2,500,000 Americans would not have died and emphasizes sustaining the battle against the disease.
Eastern Star Lodges in Lima and Dillon to be Visited
Lima and Dillon Eastern Star chapters will host visits by Worthy Grand Matron Thelma Leonard Chi nook and Worthy Grand Patron John Trauffer Helena. The Lima event Friday March 15 includes a 6 pm banquet at White Cafe and an 8 pm Dillon meeting follows a 6:30 pm banquet at Masonic hall. Reservations due by March 14.
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Eastern Star
Lima
Dillon
Thelma Leonard
Chinook
John Trauffer
Helena
Elva Boardman
Mizpah
White Cafe
Masonic Hall
Agnes Hazelbaker
Leta Evans
Drive for Cancer Fund to Start This Year Apr 1
The American Cancer Society launches the Cancer Crusade on April 1 with the slogan Fight Cancer with a Checkup and a Check. Bea verhead unit president Mrs. J. H. Gilbert notes checkups saved lives locally and urges continued support, citing progress in cancer control, rising survival rates, and the need for ongoing funding for research.
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American Cancer Society
J. H. Gilbert
Beaverhead
Cancer Society
United States
Mrs Barnes Celebrates 82nd Birthday at 207 South Rife
Mrs. C. E. Barnes marked her 82nd birthday with open house at her home on 207 South Rife Street last Sunday as many friends and relatives paid respects.
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C. E. Barnes
South Rife Street
Congressman's Push for Silicosis Study Funding
Rep. Lee Metcalf of Montana urged a $250,000 fiscal year allocation to expand Public Health Service and Bureau of Mines work on silicosis. He cited 10,000 plus deaths and $6 million annual costs, urging better data on where and how the disease occurs to guide prevention efforts.
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Washington
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Bureau of Mines
Metcalf
Montana
Minnesota
Colorado
Washington, D. C
Public Health Service
United States
PHS
Idaho
Appropriations
Bureau’ of Mines
House
Remain High Try to Remember Wages of Sin
The note warns that the wages of sin are not reduced by economic conditions, a cautionary line about moral costs rising with vice.
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Geo. M. Gosman
David Moffet
Germ’y
Mrs. Chapman
Oxbow Cafe
Alder
Lee Mecalf
KXLF
Tois& Teens
Roy Rogers
Lawrence Welk
Robin Hood
Smith
Whistler
Wid
Bill Hickox
This Isn'r Music Public Defender Ford Theatre
Cochise
Joan
T. Hudson's Secret
Parte Beer
H & S Refrigeration Co
TV TV TV TV TV TV
Smitty
Montane Farmer
Faith
Tancer Heckle
Mr. Witeard
Rin Tin Museum
Ann'ed
Blondie
Burns
4 Allen
Ecw
Victory Stars
Disney- Lawrence
Riley Land Welk
Overseas
the Falcon
Chicago
Tennessee Cross- Men of the
Ernie Ford
Annapolis
Law
Frontier Danger
Ethyl Industry
Barrymore
Skelton
Anthony Gabel
Jill Corey
Ews & Industry
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