Veterans Admin questions column for area readers
The newspaper will publish a weekly Q A column on veterans inquiries. Readers may contact the VA in Butte Montana for detailed information at room 211 northeast corner Main and Park.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1947
Page
6
The newspaper will publish a weekly Q A column on veterans inquiries. Readers may contact the VA in Butte Montana for detailed information at room 211 northeast corner Main and Park.
The Veterans Administration reports 9794 veterans admitted to Northwest VA hospitals in 1946. Portland Vancouver Boise and Fort Harrison led with 8155 admissions, neuropsychiatric wards at American Lake and Roseburg added 1023, and Walla Walla tuberculosis unit admitted 616. Admissions favored service connected illnesses, with non service connected cases admitted only when beds permitted.
Lutheran Ladies Aid society will meet Thursday at 2 30 PM at Mrs Ernest Pewe home to finalize plans for the rummage sale set for Saturday afternoon in the city council rooms.
Mr and Mrs C E Blinn hosted a 7 pm dinner at St James guild hall Tuesday evening in celebration of the Beaverhead Ladies Club fortieth anniversary founded by the group.
Alma Matrons gathered Monday night at the St James guild hall with Miss Mary Ricketts and Miss aoa Mikkelson as the hostesses.
The Blue Bird Club was entertained Monday evening by Mrs Lena Nelson in a social gathering. The event featured readings and light refreshments as members discussed upcoming community activities.
The Los Angeles Union Stock Yards report shows cattle demand active with uneven gains, hogs peaking at near record highs before easing, and lamb trade dull with prices drifting lower. Loads of cattle and select calves hit new highs while hogs posted top prices earlier in the week before retreating.
Robert A. Stoner reports that Montana teachers in 79 locals across 41 counties may refuse to sign contracts unless school boards adopt their salary schedules. The move aims to curb teacher losses as the state rejects its share of educational funding.
Mr and Mrs A S Johnson Jr and family of Long Beach are visiting at the homes of their parents in Dillon.
A fragment notes Mr and Mrs Charles of Boulier visiting Dillo catives, indicating local social ties and intercommunity visits.
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