Service Men Classifications by the Selective Service Board
The article lists classifications assigned by the local selective service board for numerous men, with designations 1-A 2-C 3-A 4F and 2-C including both non-H and hardship marks. Names include Charley Rhodes, Clifford Sde ence Ed ward Dahl, George Fleming, Harry Jaques, James Hughes, Joseph Saltsgiver, Brien Burke, Robert Deans, Wayne Render, Charles Dunn, Alvin Bay, George Thompson, John Murphy, Glenn Wyatt, Harold Lenius, Maynard Mose ly, Arthur Rickets, Nathaniel Mackey, Percy Kenison, Albert Decker, Richard Kemp, Jonni Gettschat, Iruben Hunt, Ralph Quigley, Charlie Brannen, Daniel Wallentin, Roy Garland, Lloyd Baldwin, and many others listed on page 8. The lengthy roster shows numerous individuals with H and non-H statuses awaiting classification actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Wa’ Rhodes
Clifford Earl Sde
Edward Dahl
Jesse
Vard Taylor
George Munsell Fleming
Harry Francis Jaques
James Marian Hughes
Joseph C. Saltsgiver
Brien Willard Burke
Robert Clair Deans
DeWayne Render
Charles Jimmie Dunn
Alvin Christensen Bay
George E. Thompson
John Murphy
Glenn Wyatt
Harold W. Lenius
Thomas William McCabe
William John Sloan
Richard Emerson Porter
Sam Langdorf
Bert Johnathan Steggell
Wayne Lacy
Charles E. Snodgrass
Chris Olsen
Cyrenus L. Hall
Daniel J. Collins
Carl, Phillips
Victor Southill
Hans L. Ostergardt
Maynard Irving Mosely
Arthur Rickets
Nathaniel B. Mackey
Percy Lee Kenison
Albert Decker
Richard Ray Kemp
Jonni Ott Gettschat
Iruben Fullmore Hunt
Ralph J. Quigley
Charlie Brannen
Daniel Wallentin
Roy Garland
George Butala
Lloyd Daniel Baldwin
Charles Louscher
Arthur Leonard Larson
Willie Henry Dehn
George Edward Hopper
Walter Alfred Newbold
William Arnold
Joseph Edward Woods
Stuart S. Maynes
Baluce W. Dotson
Francis Donald MacDonald
William C. Haxall
Glen R. Core
Elmer Wanstedt
Elmer R. Bulmer
Sidney Roland Crannell
Richard H. Rock
George Reliance Gray
Stacy C. Hall
James Lewis Collins
Harry H. Solem
Leo Francis Rapp
Fidel Johnsone
Ezra W. Stocker
Gerhard Hansen
Charley Hays
Richard P. Garr
Max Comfort Nye
George F. Stiezner
James Patrick Cullen
Harry Petrie
Howard Nye Ridge
Thomas Simpson
Mack Crow
Peter J. Emerick
Herbert J. Webster
Roland Edward Spence
Clyde D. Zell
James R. Raymond
Lee Morris Christensen
Sigfred Ettlin Johnson
Dale
Lucius Davis
Kenneth C. Ries
Allen Saunders Dansie
Charles Vaughn Bascom
Cecil Sheldon Balderston
Cecil
St Patrick’s Day Dinner at St Rose Guild Hall
A large crowd attended the annual St Patrick’s Day dinner on Sunday March 14 at St Rose guild hall from 4 to 7 pm. The program featured vocal solos and duets by Arthur and Mrs Drynan Dorothi Anne and Daniel Boka a piano solo by Mrs Schwab with accompaniment by Mrs Ballard and Mrs Schwab. Dinner duties were handled by the St Rose guild while junior members served.
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St. Rose Guild
Dillon Man Patents Flying Machine in 1881
In a Dillon bowling event J W Rees won the handicap cup but lost the trophy to Skeets Murray in a three game roll off after a six game handicap. Rees had high series of 1197. other top marks were Donovan 1182, Langdorf 177, Graham 1164. Skeets Murray later won the challenge. Beeson of Dillon City patented a flying machine in 1881 whose early sail and parachute ideas are described in Milbank's The First Century of Flight in America. Beeson owned land around Dillon city hall Gamblers and Luebben's Plumbing shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rees
Skeets Murray
Rees
E. J. Donovan
Sam Langdorf
Scotty Graham
Skeets
Dillon Bowling Center
William Beeson
Dillon City
Beeson
America
Jeremiah Milbank, Jr
Princeton University Press
Milbank
Dillon
Luebben
Directors Elected at Dillon Rotary Meeting
At the Dillon Rotary Club meeting five members were elected to the board of directors for the coming year: T. W. Sargent, Al Erickson, J. G. White, Fred Bridenstine, and Bert Megquier. A future president will be chosen from the board.
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Dillon Rotary Club
T. W. Sargent
al Erickson
J. G. White
Fred Bridenstine
Bert Megquier
Fred Honeychurch
Honeychurch
Gilbert and Sullivan
Arthur Sullivan
Louise Jarussi
Erma Lou Warner
Alfred Fidler
Bob Stanchfield
Jessie Knox
Dorothianne Boka
Daniel Boka
Dee Smith
Edward Neal
Vandegrift Heads Sportsmen Spring Drive
OPA cut rayon stocking prices by 5 to 40 cents per pair with mid April implementation and about 15 percent average reduction. Beaverhead Sportsmen name O. T. Vandengrfit chair of the spring membership drive. Ed Hilger Henry Deutsch John Troupe and Dick Evans assist. Fishing season dates set May 21 opening and July 1 lake fishing. March 15 closing noted.
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OPA
Beaverhead Sportsmen’s Association
O. T. Vandegrift
Ed Hilger
Henry Deutsch
John Troupe
Dick Evans
City Caucus Planned for March 22 Election Nominations
City Atty W G Gilbert announces a citizen committee caucus for March 22 at 8 00 PM in City Hall. Nominations will be made for mayor four ward aldermen two per ward treasurer and police judge. Voting on April election day with four wards polling at Episcopal Guild Hall City Hall Metlen Hotel Baptist Cottage.
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W. G. Gilbert
Citizen’s Committee
Bert Megquier
George Baker
Frank C. McFadden
W. G. Squires
Henry Deutsch
John Neal
Harold M. Warner
Walter Grimes
O. T. Vandegrift
T. Lee McCracken
Howard Morse
Episcopal Guild Hall
Stella Murray
Spegar
Montana Gilbert
Katie Burtch
Ann Fuller
City Hall
Myrl Erwin
Harry Brown
Pearl Mittelmeier
Gladys Tait
Don Randolph
Metlen Hotel
L. A. Gregory
Florence Ditty
Levant Taylor
Mille Adams
Katherine Murphy
Baptist Cottage
Clarence Axe
Ella Anderson
Lucy Walker
Iva Orr
Florence Stone
Victory Food Course Begins at High School
About twenty attended the first class in Production, Conservation and Processing Food held at the high school last Monday evening. Instructors William Evans and Miss Nona Schrammeck outlined the five week course with sessions Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 30 to 9 30. Extension Agent F A Ralston spoke on victory gardens and local vegetable supply.
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William Evans
Nona Schrammeck
Victory Gardens
Beaverhead
Evans
Beaverhead County Board Sets Extra Session March 22 1943
Beaverhead county commissioners meet March 1 1943 in Dillon agree to an extra session March 22 to address welfare matters road funds property sales and other business Seed for sodding the fair grounds football and softball fields estimated at 70 dollars is ordered with irrigation pipe procurement authorized and county cooperation noted with Gosman and McCarthy
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Beaverhead
County Board of Public Welfare
Board of County Commissioners
Messrs
Roscoe G. Cornell
Edwin R. Buck
D. L. Johnson
Fair Grounds
Stahl
George M. Gosman
Jay .V. McCarthy
Ration Calendar Details for March and May
The memo lists ration dates including Gasoline A book coupon No. 4 expiring March 21 and Sugar coupon No. 12 valid through end of May for 11 weeks. Coffee Stamp No. 25 expires March 21. Tires Class A first inspection deadline is March 31. Meats and Fats rationing begins March 29.
Wayne Fenner to Buy Lease on Graphite Mine
Abbot S. Pond consulting engineer of Butte says Wayne Fenner and Whitehall associates will acquire by purchase the interest of Pond and associates in the Ceylon graphite property near Dillon. The mine, owned by Ralph I. Smith of the U S Army, was under lease to Pond and has been operated recently by Fenner.
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Abbot S. Pond
Butte
Wayne Fenner
Books and portraits donated to Beaverhead Museum
The Beaverhead County Museum Association received several valuable books and pioneer portraits. Donors include Mrs. Stella B. Hoffman Scotty Hutchison and Dr Beata Hall with items such as History of Montana 1885 and a Chinese sauce boat. George E. Baker gave early resident pictures and a Montana Brand Book.
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Beaverhead
Chicago
Montana
W. G. Gilbert
Washington
Argenta
Beata Hall
George E. Baker
Corinne Hotel
April Draft Group Named This Week
Beaverhead county's April selective service contingent has been announced by the local draft board. Members report Sunday at 3 p.m. at the local selective service office for final instructions. They will travel to Butte Monday for physical examinations. Names include Cort, Childs, Campbell, Williams, Rebish, Christensen, Crouch, Hoss, Sassman, Jose, Swetish, Brown and others.
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Beaverhead County
Selective Service Office
Butte
Charley A. Cort
Westwood
Calif
Elden W. Childs
Oakland
Donald Edward Campbell
Armstead
Dave Harry Williams
Dillon
John George Rebish
San Francisco
Emer Christensen
Earl Victor Crouch
Billings
John Hoss, Jr
Vancouver
Wash
Otto Henry Sassman
John Ferdinand Jose
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Edward Almund Swetish
Spokane
Donald Louvel Brown
Helena
Tom Rainey Dies At Dell In Montana
Tom Rainey a sheepherder on the Oscar Gravely ranch near Dell Montana died early today. The body was taken to the Brun dage funeral home. Rainey had worked in Idaho for several years before moving to Montana. Further details were not available at press time.
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Tom Rainey
Oscar Gravely
Dell
Brundage Funeral Home
Rainey
Idaho
Montana
Meat Rationing Program Starts March 29
Beginning Monday March 29, the War Ration Book Two red stamps will provide 16 points per week for meats fats and oils including beef veal lamb mutton pork and variety meats canned fish and shellfish and most cheeses and edible fats. Stamps A through E become valid on set dates. no retail sales freeze is planned and farm self use is unrestricted.
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OPA
Beaverhead County History Highlighted in Great Falls Tribune
In the Montana Parade supplement, Beaverhead county history is showcased with two rock formations at Point of Rocks near Dillon seen as beaver symbols by Sacajawea. The issue also features Indian cave paintings, artifacts along Blacktail creek, the Armstead Sacajawea reunion site, Dillon’s normal college buildings, early Bannack images, and county museum relics including china and arrowheads.
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Great Falls
Montana
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead Rock
Beaverhead River
Dillon
Point of Rocks
Sacajawea
Lewis and Clark
Blacktail Creek
Armstead
Montana State Normal College
Beaverhead
Big Hole
Women Bowlers Place Third in Butte Tournament
Members of the City Drug bowling team earned third place in the Class B division at the Butte tournament held last weekend at the YMCA. Final three game score 2044 with Monty Stone 397 Audrey Hartwig 338 Ruth Deputy 440 Mary Emerick 420 Elsie Cornell 449. Merle's Beauty Shop and Montana Auto entered Class C with scores 1702 and 1637 respectively led by A Peterson 378 F Fairbank 327 M Stanchfield 340 Jo Ann Deputy 370 M Smith 287 and E Stahl 324 M Paddock 345 M Sweeney 305 B White 352 M Brown 311.
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City Drug
Y.M.C.A
Butte
Monty Stone
Audrey Hartwig
Ruth Deputy
Mary Emerick
Elsie Cornell
Dillon
Montana Auto and
Merle
A. Peterson
F. Fairbank
M. Stanchfield
Jo Ann Deputy
M. Smith
Montana Auto
E. Stahl
M. Paddock
M. Sweeney
B. White
M. Brown
Beavers End Basketball Season at Butte Friday
Beaverhead county high school's Beavers fell 25 to 37 to Butte Central in the final game of the season at the Butte high school gym. The loss ends several Dillon players careers with five of ten seniors not returning next year Deputy Kamps Mooney Tash and Harrison were among those seen in action.
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Beaverhead County
Beavers
Butte Central
Butte High School
Dillon
Kamps
Mooney
Tash
Harrison
Elks Set March 24 Election of Officers
Elks lodge will hold officer elections next Wednesday evening March 24 at the Dillon lodge No 1554 B P O E at the IOOF hall. Members will be initiated at the next meeting. Last week a business session was held and nominations taken. A dancing party followed with Dan Henneberry A Lloyd Paul Stahl Sully and Walters in charge. refreshments were served.
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Elks
Dillon Lodge No. 1554
B.p.oe
I.O
Dan
Henneberry
Lloyd
Paul’ ‘Stahl, Sry
Walters
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Car Selective Service Board Day
Dillon Man
Princeton University of Dillon Inventor
Rotary Meet
Pacific
Africa
Russia
Pat Curry
Miss Jarussi
W. J. Bierrum
Vandegrift
Sportsmen
S Spring Drive
Regulrr
Central Downs
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