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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1937

Page

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Dillon Man Dies of Car Crash Injuries

Esteemed Beaverhead man Pearl I. Smith died Sunday at Barrett hospital from injuries suffered in a crash near Brown's Bridge the previous Monday. Born February 5, 1871 in Twin Mounds Kansas, he had long led Beaverhead Abstract and served as state senator from 1924 to 1928. He was active in education and local politics.

Beaverhead Pearl I. Smith Dillon Beaverhead County Barrett Hospital Tony Panion Butte Smith Brown's Bridge Twin Mounds Kansas Beaverhead Abstract Company Dillon Wranglers Club Dillon Lodge

Easter Services Planned for All Dillon Churches

Dillon churches announce Holy Week and Easter services with confessions on Wednesday, Masses Thursday and Friday, Good Friday devotions, Holy Saturday blessings, and Easter Sunday Masses at 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Father DeLane and Father Clifford will preach.

Dillon Father DeLane Father Clifford

Beaverhead County Woolgrowers Convene in Dillon on Saturday

Beaverhead county woolgrowers will hold a county convention in Dillon this Saturday, April 3. County Agent Bernard Williams announced the meeting will take place in the courtroom at the courthouse.

Woolgrowers Dillon Beaverhead

Delegation Attends DAR Conference in Bozeman Montana

A delegation led by Mrs. J. Fred Woodside state regent and Mrs. T. E. Luebben state secretary attended the Daughters of the American Revolution annual conference in Bozeman. New officers named include Mrs. A. G. Rahn state regent and Mrs. D. L. Strain secretary, with regional officers from Great Falls, Bozeman, Livingston, Havre and Dillon as listed. Miss Helen Barkley of Lewistown chosen as Montana Good Citizenship Girl to receive a Washington visit.

J. Fred Woodside T. E. Luebben the Daughters of the American Revolution Bozeman Guy D. Combes F. H. Bimrose H. G. Rodgers A. G. Rahn Lewistown Woodside D. L. Strain Luebben L. W. Crouch Great Falls O. A. Lynn C. N

City plans WPA garage adjacent to city hall

Construction of a rock and brick 60 by 40 foot city garage began this week as a WPA project. The $18,000 structure will store trucks and equipment, using rocks from the former Normal college dormitories. City Engineer Forrest Bayerd supervises, with city furnishing materials, and the work follows a year of fund applications.

North Idaho Street Normal College WPA Forrest Bayerd Anderson

Flag Declamation Held Training School

A Lima community reacts after a child’s skeleton is found on an ash pile. Investigators say the mummified remains were dumped there by an Idaho man last summer. The child likely died in Salmon and was transported to Lima for burial.

Lima Salmon

Dillon visit for Justin Brundage on Saturday

Justin Brundage spent Saturday in Dillon tending to business matters.

Justin Brundage Dillon

Former Dillon Youth Hurded By Age Rule Change

Vincent Gibbons a Beaverhead county high school athlete cannot play next year due to Montana High School Association cutting the maximum age for competition from 21 to 20. Eighteen track candidates, including Tom Ames and Vince Gibbons, vie for a possible ten-man state meet team in Missoula. Dean Doak, son of C L Doak, and six University students were injured in a Deer Lodge area car accident near Warm Springs. Mark Perrault suffered the most serious injuries. others include D Orion Chew, John Alexander, Benjamin Middleton Jr, and Benjamin Berg Jr. Doak showed improvement after hospitalization at St Joseph’s Deer Lodge.

Vincent Gibbons Beaverhead County Beaver Montana High School Athletic Association Missoula Tom Ames Blake Bean Pete Best Alan Bradley Charles Burgess Jack Cashmore Paul Decker Vince Gibbons Kenneth Dilley Earl Fairbanks Clyde Hill Weldon Lee Webster McCulley John McGahan Joe Roland Paul Steele Alex Tait Don Wheat Dean Doak C. L. Doak Dillon State University Deer Lodge Warm Springs Mark Perrault Frank Perrault Sheridan D’orion Chew Twin Bridges John Alexander Whitehall Benjamin B. Middleton, Jr Anaconda Benjamin Berg, Jr Livingston Doak St. Joseph’s Hospital

Four winners named in flag declamation contest

Four divisional winners were chosen at the flag declamation contest held at the training school auditorium under the American Legion auxiliary. Juniors June Johnson and Donald Smith repeated their declamations at the Rotary Club dinner. Intermediate winners were Betty Barry and Willard Casper. All four will represent Dillon public schools in the Beaverhead county contest next Saturday.

Training School American Legion Auxiliary June Johnson Donald Smith Rotary Club Betty Barry Willard Casper Dillon Public Beaverhead T. Lee McCracken W. G., Gilbert Leonard Schulz

Legion Auxiliary Schedules Poppy Sale For Memorial Day

The American Legion Auxiliary backs a 1937 memorial poppy drive aiming to wear twelve million poppies for World War dead. Eva Critz, Beaverhead Unit 20 poppy chairman, announces distribution nationwide by Auxiliary volunteers the Saturday before Memorial Day. Disabled veterans in government hospitals and convalescent workrooms are crafting the poppies.

American Legion Auxiliary Eva Critz Beaverhead

Declamations Heard by Dillon Rotary Club Pupils

Smith and another junior high pupil spoke at the Dillon Rotary Club dinner on America’s Destiny and the American Flag and True Patriotism. They will represent the public school in Saturday’s county contest at the training school auditorium. Girl Scouts assisted.

June Johnson Donald Smith Dillon Rotary Club

Beaverhead High School May Get New Building

School board members announced a possible new building for Beaverhead County High School after a meeting last Wednesday. If PWA funds are secured, voters would decide in a special election on a bond issue covering 55 percent of costs with 45 percent from the PWA, needing 40 percent of registered taxpayers to approve.

Beaverhead County High School PWA

All Voters Must Re Register to Ballot in State

Montana voters must re register to vote in future elections after June 1 under Senate bill No. 65 passed by the 25th general assembly and signed by Gov. Ayers. County clerks will burn current records within five days after June 1 and notify voters they must re register. Re registration duties lie with county clerks and deputy registrars appointed by boards of county commissioners.

Helena Montana Senate 25Th General Assembly Roy E. Ayers I. Thayer Stevens Wheatland County W. T. Waite Powder River County

Beaverhead County High Names Debate Team for Western District

Fred Moore and Arthur Christensen were chosen to represent Beaverhead County High School at the Western District Debate Tournament in Missoula on April 2 and 3 after Friday tryouts. Alternates are Howard Morse and William Tower. Judges were Miss Fay Kirkpatrick Rev H J Schmidt and C M Ogren. Bob Reeves chaired with timekeepers John Schuler and Marjorie Wetmore. The question: Resolved That the Federal government shall own and operate public utilities. Forensic activities will feature at the Dillon scholar ship meet on April 9.

Fred Moore Arthur Christensen Beaverhead County Missoula Howard Morse William Tower Fay Kirkpatrick H. J. Schmidt C. M. Ogren Bob Reeves John Schuler Marjorie Wetmore Dillon

Women organize cancer control drive in Montana

Mrs. Warren Graeter of Deer Lodge announces district four leadership for the Women's Field Army for the control of cancer. Captains include Mrs. Earl Hamilton, Mrs. J. S. Fenton, Mrs. A. A. Rew, and Mrs. J. E. Miller with Miss Ruth Miller as lieutenant. Enlistments extend through the week until Montana's 1500 quota is reached.

Warren Graeter Deer Lodge Women’s Field Army For Earl Hamilton J. S. Fenton Sheridan A. A. Rew Thompson Falls J. E. Miller Missoula Miller Ruth Miller Montana Women’s Field Army of the American Society For the Control of Cancer Army

Auxiliary Dance Draws Large Crowd at City Hall

The St Patrick's day dance by the American Legion Auxiliary drew a large audience at the city hall auditorium last Wednesday. It raised over 150 dollars to fund a new oxygen tent at Barrett hospital. Frank Lasich won a ton of coal with lucky number 52. The committee thanked the community and Standard Lumber & Coal for a coal donation and Frisco Baker's orchestra, with Mrs Nellie Poole as a member, for cooperation.

American Legion Auxiliary City Hall Barrett Hospital Frank Lasich Standard Lumber & Coal Company Frisco Baker’s Orchestra Nellie Poole

Card Party Held by Dillon Women's Club at St Rose Hall

A public card party by the Dillon Business and Professional Women's club at St. Rose hall drew a large crowd last Friday night. Twenty two tables hosted pinochle and bridge with prizes awarded to Nancy Barrett and Mrs J McLean for high in bridge and pinochle respectively, and to Babe Ditty and Elveretta Langdorf for low in pinochle and bridge. Wayne Roberts and Dr F H Bimrose won men's high prizes. J E Kelly and W T Scully took men’s low. Mrs Mary Kenney received the door prize. A food sale followed the event Saturday afternoon.

Dillon Business and Professional Women's Club St. Rose Hall Nancy Barrett J. McLean Babe Ditty Elveretta Langdorf Wayne Roberts F. H. Bimrose J. E. Kelly W. T. Scully Mary Kenney

Educators Attend Montana Education Association Assembly

Beaverhead county educators joined the Montana Education Association delegate sessions in Butte over three days. Principal Conrad O. Orr led reports on six man football and the Montana teacher tenure survey covering 4 853 teachers with help from Miss Helen Dahlberg and Miss Catherine Henkel. Miss Elizabeth Shotwell was replaced by Miss Albertson as a delegate. The event featured joint meetings of the Montana Society for the Study of Education and the delegate assembly.

Beaverhead County Montana Education Association Butte Beaverhead Prin Conrad O. Orr Genevieve Albertson Evelyn Mikkelson Lima Orr Montana High School Association Montana Helen Dahlberg Catherine Henkel Elizabeth Shotwell Albertson Montana Society For the Study of Education Association

Rural Electrification Meeting At Twin Bridges

A rural electrification meeting was held in Twin Bridges with attendees from Beaverhead County including County Agent Bernard Williams and James Garrison state engineer. The proposed project would cover Beaverhead valley Twin Bridges Sheridan Big Hole valley to Melrose and Waterloo, with engineers preparing a feasibility map. The program is sponsored by the Federal government.

Twin Bridges Mike Lauterbach Maynard Miller Jack Keenan Bernard Williams Beaverhead County James Garrison Water Conservation Department Beaverhead Valley Williams Sheridan Big Hole Valley Melrose Waterloo

Elk Drum Corps Dance Invitation At Dillon Elk Hall

The Dillon Elks lodge drum corps invites guests to a dance at their renovated headquarters formerly Dart’s hall on Saturday night March 27. An orchestra of Don Julion Preston Neff Paul Stahl Bernice Farrell and Kenneth Wheat will provide music. Each Elk may invite a guest and refreshments will be served. The corps plans its first public appearance since reorganization.

Dillon Elks Lodge Dart’s Don Julion Preston Neff Paul Stahl Burnice Farrell Kenneth Wheat

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Aster St. Rose’s Catholic Church J. H. Gilbert H. M. Brundage Legion Auxiliary Possibility High School Elk Drum Corps
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