Girl Scouts Honor Juliette Lowe With 41st Birthday Party
Girl Scouts celebrated the 41st anniversary of the movement with the Juliette Lowe party in the primary school auditorium. Gladys Forester chaired, with Mary Kay Straugah leading and Diana Squires accompanying. The program featured a message from Juliette Lowe, songs, a short story, fund talk, and a birthday ceremony amid exhibits from each troop.
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Dillon
Girl Scout Movement
Juliette Lowe
Gladys Forester
America Assembly
Mary Kay Straugah
Diana Squires
All Brownies
Mana Squires
Marian Daingley
Sandra Peterson
Elfin Knight
Diana Squires Carol Ann Dyer
Councyl
Don Wheat
Band and Chorus Perform Annual Spring Concert
Beaverhead County High School students present the last schol year concert on Tuesday March 31 at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. The program includes a memorial tribute to late L A Gregory and features a sixty voice chorus and band numbers with soloists Fred Hallauer But Thomas Bob Smith and Charles Murray.
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Beaverhead County
Shadrack
Carolyn Sargent
Aurora
Rhapsendy
Willow Echoes
Old
Kentucky
Fred Hallauer
Thomas
Bob Smith
Charles Murray
Charles Grafft
Chrysler Prices Reduced as Controls End
Joe White of Dillon Chrysler reports price reductions on all Chrysler automobiles and trucks effective after the end of controls. Increased production since January 1 enabled a free competitive market. Many formerly optional equipment is now standard, with exact amounts to be disclosed later.
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Joe White
Dillon Chrysler
Chrysler
Ranch Telephone Lines To Serve 35 New Subscriptions
Mountain States Telephone crews install lines to serve 35 new subscribers north of Dillon. George Mithun, Dillon manager, announced the project and noted plans to extend service from Dillon to Dell and Lima in the company’s future.
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Dillon
George Mithun
Dell
Lima
Cancer Month Proclaimed by Public Officials in Montana
Governor Hugo Aronson proclaims April 1953 as Cancer Month urging support for the Montana division of the American Cancer Society drive. He cites 778 Montana families lost in 1952. Lima Mayor Nette M Stephens backs the crusade and calls on citizens to join. Dr Raymond E Benson, Billings, Montana division president, says every county will join.
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Hugo Aronson
Montana
American Cancer Socet
Wll
Nette M Stephens
Lima
Raymond E Bens.n. Billings
Janet Williss to Attend Pow Wow at MSU
Janet Williss, editor-designate of Beaverhead county high school publication, will attend the fourth annual Pow Wow, sponsored by Montana State University School of Journalism and the Montana Interscholastic Editorial Association. The 1953 Pow Wow runs August 9 to 15 in Missoula. A $25 BCHS journalisen scholarship supports the delegate’s expenses.
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Janet Williss
The
Beaver
Beaverhead County
School of Journalism
Montana State University
Montana Interscholastic Editorial Association For
Missoula
Miss Williss
Beverly George
Dillon Examiner
Bchs Journalisen
Anton Servilas Sought as Heir To Large Estate
Sheriff notes an inquiry about Anton Servilas believed in Beaverhead County. Heir to John B Servilas's estate, if alive, he is sought to settle the estate. Contacts at the sheriff's Dillon office. Beaverhead campaign officials coordinate April anti cancer drive with volunteers.
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Anton Servilas
Paul Temple
Billings
Beaverhead County
John B Servilas
Sheriff's Office
Dillon
Elks Pinochle and Bridge Social and Wedding News
Ladies of the Elks held a March meeting with pinochle and bridge, awards given to Lois Johnson Florence Hughes and Margaret Pyeatt Frieda Wenger. Isabel Hartwig wed James Emmett Seabrook at the Latter day Saints church with reception hosted by Carl and wife. Out of town guests attended. The couple plans to move to Manhattan where Seabrook will work ranch foreman.
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Ladies of the Elks
Ladies of Elks
Lois Johnson
Florence Hughes
Margaret Pyeatt
Frieda Wenger
Anne Bramsman
Nellie Nelson
Hayes Baxter
Mida Stahl
Dora Schmittroth
Mary Rebich
Girl Scouts Seek Donated Items for April 18 Sale
Dillon Girl Scout council requests discarded clothing furniture and other items for a rummage sale on Saturday April 18 at the city hall council room in Dillon starting at 10 a.m. Donors may arrange pickup by calling Mrs Herman or Mrs Don Shaffner. Proceeds support the council's operating expenses and Girl Scout house maintenance.
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Dillon Girl Scout Council
He City Hall
Dillon
Herman
Don Shaffner
Girl Scout House
Riverside Farm Bureau to Meet at Blacktail School
The Riverside Farm Bureau will convene at 8 p.m. Friday March 27 at the Blacktail School announced by Ella Laden. The session includes a regular business meeting potluck dinner and entertainment. In other news Beaverhead County pupil Dave Beninger suffered a painful facial cut after slipping on ice in front of a Butte hotel during the Class A basketball tournament. Medical care and stitches were needed.
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The
Riverside Farm Bureau
Blacktail School
Ella Laden
Dave Beninger
Beaverhead County
Butte
Advanced Loadmaster Engine Standards and Series Options
Technical note details loadmaster engine standards for 5000 and 6000 series heavy duty models with forward control options. Mentions optional upgrades for 4000 series heavy duty trucks and integration of specialized entremental controls.
Torque-Action brakes boost 1953 Chevrolet trucks
In 1953 Chevrolet coats heavy‑duty 4000 series trucks with Torque-Action brakes. Series 4000 and up feature extra large Torque-Action front brakes and Twin-Action rear brakes for stronger stopping power.
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Chevrolet
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Girl Scouts
Thair
Cancer Societys
Cancer Crusade
MSU
Mrs den Piccone
Glen
Harry Gilben
Marie Anderson
Lutheran Wmf
Ernie Pewe
George Ward
Ellen May Circle
Presbyterian Women's Association
Florence Stoffler
South Atlantic Street
Dan Little
Riverside Bureau
Examiner
Ben Redd
Chevrolet Company
Lion, Montana
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