New Library Books Draw Praise for Three Selections
Among the new acquisitions Green Memories by Lewis Mumford recalls his son Geddes killed in 1944 Italy and offers consolation to bereaved families. Bernard DeVoto’s Across the Broad Missouri becomes a key Rocky Mountain fur trade history source, witty and serious. Fireside Book of Folk Songs collects ballads and favorites easily sung at home.
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Lewis Mumford
Geddes
Italy
Bernard DeeVoto
Missouri
Rocky Mountain
Beaver Lodge Boosters Plan Fund Drive
A Monday meeting of the recreation center committee at Beaver Lodge gathered representatives from Presbyterian Manse Society Baptist church St Rose Guild American Legion Kiwanis Eagles Rebekah lodge Rotary and Beaver head county high school to raise 2500 to clear debts from lodge construction and furnishing. Members noted many students and locals belong to the lodge highlighting its community role.
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Rec Center
Beaver Lodge
C. F. Hollensteiner
W. M. Camp
The
Presbyterian Manse Society
Phillip Lovell
W. C. F. Baptist Church
W. P. Carroll
L. J. Holloran
St. Rose Guild
J. H. Coppin
American Legion
William, Straugh
Normal College
E. W. Stein
F. C. Curtiss
Kiwanis
al Ward
Ross Hill
Eagles
Nellie Lanner
Joy Thiel
Rebekah Lodge
Dougan Luebben
Ben H. Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
W. J. Bierrum
High School Seniors Win Scholarships
This year’s scholarships were won by Evelyn Alayne Copeland a senior at Billings Senior High School in Billings and Robert Huntington Farnsworth of Great Falls High School in Great Falls.
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Evelyn Alayne Copeland
Billings Senior High School
Billings
Robert Huntington Farnsworth
Great Falls High School
Great Falls
James R. Calveri Special Agent in Charge
James R. Calveri of Southern Arizona State University is listed as a special agent stationed in Butte Montana. The record assigns him to the field office and notes his rank as Special Agent 3.
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James R. Calveri
Arizona St
Butte, Mont
Eagle hoop squad nets 72 58 win despite poor turnout
The high school auditorium Tuesday night drew a small crowd. the Eagle basketball team beat the Philipsburg Wranglers 72 to 58 but incurred a $6 loss at the gate. Donations this week included $10 from the Jackson Farm Bureau, $5 from the Friendly Neighbors Home Demonstration club, and $1 from the Merry Mixers club, reported by Mrs. Fred Woodside.
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Museum Building
Eagle Hoop Squad
Philipsburg Wranglers
Jackson Farm Bureau
Friendly Neighbors Home Demonstration Club
Merry Mixers Club
Fred Woodside
Milk Essays Draw Awards for School Winners
Essays on Milk First in Foods arrive at Christine Opp office from Grant Jackson and Dillon schools. Forty seven sixth graders and two fifth graders entered in this division while seven seventh graders and two eighth graders compete in the 7th and 8th grade division. State prizes include a 50 dollar bond for first and 25 dollar bond for second. county prizes offer 2 dollars cash for first and 1.25 dollars for second in each division.
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Christine Opp
Grant, Jackson and Dillon
New Neon Signs brighten city downtown after dark
Three new neon signs were installed on local business buildings within the past week adding color to downtown after dark. Bradley F Electrical Neon installed a Ford sign on the Davis Motors building on Glendale street and a large upright on the Bradley Electric on Montana street while a flash sign graced the Metlen hotel entrance.
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Dillon
Bradley F Electrical-Neon Company
Ford
Davis Motors
Glendale Street
Bradley Electric
Montana Street
Metlen
Beaverhead Chapter D A R Nets Compliment
Continued from page 1 the Beaverhead Chapter is honored for the first time with a delegate and an alternate for a national distinction. Jacqueline Pettyjohn of Great Falls is the second alternate. Miss Lane, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Lane, has stood out in academics and activities during her high school career.
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Jacqueline Pettyjohn
Great Falls
Miss Lane
George Lane
Brooks Family Weekends Visit Garrison Home
Mr and Mrs Al Brooks and their son Jimmy of Garrison were weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Dave Stratford.
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al Brooks
Jimmy
Garrison
Dave Stratford
Sheridan resident Gus Lueck visits city on Saturday
Sheridan resident Gus Lueck attended to business matters in the city on Saturday, engaging with local officials and completing errands before returning home.
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Gus Lueck
Sheridan
Local residents tally visits and news from Dillon area
A long string of local notices lists visits and travels of residents and relatives from Dillon and nearby towns. Names include Lambert Eliel, Bimat, Flynn, Griffith, Glass, Malicote, Pilgrim, Rife, Cornell, Buck, Tibbles, Roe, Russell, McFadden, Price, Helland, Wolfe, Stewart, Baker, Watson, Idso, Rife, Kalikowski, Troupe and Pahnish with trips to California Idaho Washington Spokane and Leadore and hospital stays in Butte Barrett and physician visits in Dillon.
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Lambert Eliel
Lambert
Eve
California
Pascal Bimat
Dell
Butte
P. J. Flynn
William Griffith
Washington
Evelyn
Virginia Glass
Jackson
Monay
W. K. Malicote
Charles Pilgrim
Edgar Rife
Ryan Canyon
Roscoe Cornell
Mamie Buck
Minnie Tibbles
Idaho Falls
Joe Roe
Red Rock
C. Russell
William Lovell
F. X. Lechner
Theodore F. McFadden
Spokane
A. B. Keith
Frank Price
Leadore
Dillon
G. C. Helland
Barrett Hospital
Ruth Wolfe
Bozeman
Sarah Wolfe
Marvin Stewart
Idaho
Sallie Baker
Bob Watson
Salt Lake City
Omer Idso
Sheridan
Ike Rife
Medicine Lodge
Clem Kalikowski
John Troupe
Wisdom
Ida F. Pahnish
Grasshopper
City
Palm Sunday Services at Westminster Fellowship
Dr. J. Thompson Baker invites all to Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with preaching and a 7 p m service. Westminster Fellowship will hear reports from the Great Falls visiting youths plus special music.
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J. Thompson Baker
Westminster Fellowship
Great Falls
Methodist Church Palm Sunday Program Highlights
Rev. James M. Hunter leads Palm Sunday worship with Sunday school at 10 a m and morning service at 11 a m. Anthem Ride On by Laufer and junior choir Tell Me the Stories of Jesus. Sermon topic The Triumphal Entry. Baptism offered. contact pastor. Methodist Youth Fellowship at the parsonage 6 30 p m.
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James M. Hunter
Palm
Laufer
Jesus
Challinor
Methodist Youth Fellowship
First Baptist Church Observes 50th Anniversary
Bible school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Evening service at 7 30 p.m. will honor Mr and Mrs Noah Allen on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. All are welcome.
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Bible School
Noah Allen
First Lutheran Church Lenten Services and Schedule
Center and N Pacific street services led by Pastor Edward R Leivestad with Lenten observances on Wednesday evenings until Easter at 8 p m. Senior choir rehearsals each Thursday at 8 p m. Sunday school at 9 45 a m with divine services at 11 a m. Theme: The Wavering Crowd.
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First Lutheran Church
Center
N. Pacific Edward
R.leivestad
Palm Sunday and Holy Week Services at St James Church
Rev. Lewis D. Smith presides as rector. Palm Sunday includes holy communion at 8 am, Sunday school at 9:45 am, and morning prayer with sermon at 10 am. Holy week features daily holy communion at 10 am, twilight services at 7:30 pm, and early week holy communion on Tuesday and Friday at 7:30 am.
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Lewis D. Smith
Palm
Assembly of God Church Service Schedule
Sunday school at 10 a m with morning worship at 11 a m. Sunday evening service begins at 8 p m. Prayer meeting set for Wednesday at 8 p m.
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Assembly OF God Church
St Rose Church Sunday Mass Schedule
Rev Fr Timothy Clifford announces Sunday masses at St Rose Church 8 am and 10 am. Lima 10 30 am first Sunday monthly. Grant 10 30 am second Sunday. Pail 00 am third Sunday. Jackson 0 30 am fourth Sunday.
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ST. Rose Catholic Church
Timothy Clifford
Lima
Grant
Jackson
Officer Nomination Held by VFW Ladies
Ruth Smith was nominated to retain the presidency at the VFW auxiliary meeting held at the I O O F hall. Other nominees included Marie Wenger Alvertta Johnson Betty Mussetter J Wenger Ida Schroeder Irma Cashmore and Lucille Henneberry. An election and installation are planned for April. A rummage sale is set for March 27 at city hall. A committee was appointed to organize the sale.
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Ruth Smith
Veteran of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
I.O.O.F. Hall
Marie Wenger
Alvertta Johnson
Betty Mussetter
J. Wenger
Ida Schroeder
Irma Cashmore
Lucille Henneberry
Smith
John Wenger
Howard Rundle
Robert Johnson
VFW Meeting Tonight Seeks Medal Recipients
Lloyd Whipple post of Veterans of Foreign Wars urges eligible veterans to attend at the I O O F hall tonight starting with a 7 30 motion picture. A U S Navy representative will attend. Medal candidates must show their honorable discharge. Regular post business follows.
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V.F.W
Lloyd Whipple
Veterans of Foreign Wars
I. O. O. F. Hall
U. S. Navy
Howard Rundle
Social event summarized after business session
Mrs. John Wenger and her daughter Joan hosted a social hour with refreshments following the organizational meeting.
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John Wenger
Joan
Lakeview visitors Mrs. Forsyth and Miss Halligan
Mrs Andy Forsyth and Miss Maggie Halligan visited on Monday from Lakeview, according to local notes.
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Andy Forsyth
Maggie Halligan
Lakeview
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dillon Feed & Seed Company
Dillon, Montana
First National Bank
Morthweet
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Nelson
Banker’s Life Company
Des Moines, Iowa
Beaverhead Chapter
D.A.R. Nets
Dillon, Mont
Capital
Norman L. Ovitt
D. Tovey
South
St. Dillon, Mont
the Capital Stock Company of “Preferred Risks
Nucles
Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
ST. James Episcopal Church
Reddy
Montana Power Company
VFW
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