Eagle Bar Leads Bowling Standings at Dillon Center
Eagle Bar topped the Commercial league with a 30 10 record after week’s action at Dillon Bowling Center. Bond’s closely followed, Tribune third, Creamery fourth, Oasis and Roberts next in line. Bond’s posted high weekly series 2714 and game 789. Langdorf of Tribune led individuals with 611 in series and 255 in game. City Drug dominated Women’s league scoring with 2510 series and 861 game. Hilger of City Drug led individual series with 524.
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Eagle. Bar
Dillon
Bond
Tribune
Creamery
Oasis
Roberts
Langdorf
Eagle Bar
Bon’ S
Creamety
Paddock & Tyro
Hilger
City Drug
D. Smith
A and
White
Army Day Observance Extends Across a Week
S/Sgt. Cecil Davis announced that Army Day will run April 6 to April 12 with ceremonies planned across the Sixth Army to honor the service in peace and war. The one day observance from 1937 expands into a week long tribute.
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America
Cecil Davis
Army Recruiting Office
Congress
Sixth Army
Army Day marked with national salute on April 7
S/Sgt. Davis notes Army Day honors every arm of the service from the regular army to the National Guard and reserve corps. He says the day stresses the military establishment as a servant to citizens and emphasizes dignified citizen participation in national security amid a troubled world.
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Army
Davis
Regular Army
National Guard
Organized Reserve Corps
Public welfare institute attended by Beaver head worker
Miss Mary Dougherty, a Beaver head public welfare case worker, attended a two day welfare institute in Butte led by Dr. Bertha Gerber, a notable psychiatric social worker now leading the social welfare department at Washington State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dougherty
Beaverhead
Butte
Bertha Gerber
Washington State College
Annual D A R Conference Opens in City
The Daughters of the American Revolution hold their annual conference with opening exercises led by state regent Mrs. A G Middleton Havre. The day features invocation pledge of allegiance The American's Creed and greetings from officials and guests including Pres. Rush Jordan and state officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Davis
A.G. Middleton
Havre
Lewis D. ‘Smith
Frank H. Porter
Rush Jordan
the Normal College
Middleton
L. S. Siniff
C.A.R
J. Fred Woodside
W. H. Stephan
A. I. Cashmore
Jean Bishop
Dillon
Patricia McFadden
Fred Honeychurch
O. H. Sollien
Bishop
Cashmore
America
Francis S. Adams
Stephan
St. James Guild Hall
Miss Bishop
J. H. Morrow
Moore
W. J. Stevens
Missoula
N. D. McCrickey
Anaconda
C. C. Shively
Bozeman
T. E. Luebben
2. de Johnson
Poindexter
Foon Bergeson
T. F. Me
Rotary Ten of Journeys Speakers at Dillon Club Dinner
Ten candidates were named for the Rotary control board during the Dillon club weekly dinner. Five will be elected next meeting. Ralph McFadden praised Northwest Music Educators groups from Seattle. W G Gilbert Jr spoke on California travel and building activity. Club President Rush Jordan highlighted attendance and Rotary scholarship fund progress. Albert Erickson and Robert Gregg led a current news personalities contest. Ted Hazelbaker attended as high school guest.
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Board of
Rotary Control
Dillon Rotary Club
Ralph McFadden
Northwest Music Educators Meeting
Seattle
Northwest
W. G. Gilbert, Jr
California
Gilbert
Don
Rush Jordan
Dillon Club
Rotary International
Albert Erickson
Robert Gregg
Ted Hazelbaker
Miles City veterans hospital plans 3 million
Great Falls architect A V McIver says plans and specifications are completed for a 3 million dollar veterans hospital at Miles City. Plans sent to contractors with bids due for the Fort Peck contract on April 28, construction to begin about one month after letting.
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Great Falls
Miles City
A. V. McIver
Fort Peck
McIver
Prince ton 5th grand champion bull sells for 1800
Robert H. Cozzens of Codagen Montana paid a record $1800 for Prince ton 5th the grand champion Hereford at the Eastern Montana Hereford association sale. The prize animal was exhibited by Clarence Johnson of Sheffield.
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Miles City
Robert H. Cozzens
Codagen
Mont
Princeton
Eastern Montana Hereford Association
Clarence Johnson
Sheffield
Beaverhead Local Supports MEA Wage Plan Calls for Action
Beavershead locals back MEA demand for higher teacher salaries with a plan for drastic action. MEA leaders urge contracts be refused until boards adopt salary scales from 2100 to 4125 for advanced degrees. Calls include a 50 percent blanket increase and careful financing study.
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Beaverhead
Pres. R. L. Irle
MEA
Montana
Irle
MEA Executive Council
Robert A. Stoner
Lewis and Clark County
Hamilton
Ravalli County
Missoula
Board of Education
Montana School Board Association
Fromberg School
Fromberg
John W. Ross
Miss Morse Leads Conference Parade With Two Escorts
Miss Miriam Morse acts as flag bearer for the conference with Miss Jean Stamm and Miss Mary Long as escorts. Mrs Dougan C Luebben serves as accompanist for the event.
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Miriam Morse
Jean Stamm
Mary Long
Dougan C.luebben
Montana Tax Deadline Remains April Fifteenth
Montana taxpayers were reminded by state officials that April 15 is the due date for filing state income tax returns. Only about twenty percent had filed, according to Sam D. Goza, chairman of the state equalization board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Montana
Sam D. Goza
State Equalization Board
Great Falls Receives Federal Funds for Street Improvements
The Federal Works Agency reports advance planning money for Great Falls totaling 387 270 dollars for street improvements. The advance money amounts to 14 450 dollars, with the announcement outlining the allocation and project scope.
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Washington
Great Falls
Federal Works Agency
Montana radio amateurs form state disaster communications network
Montana ARRL emergency network links towns from Fort Peck to Miles City and Bozeman to the Dakota border. The system will aid army engineers with emergency communications during floods and other disasters. Drills are set twice weekly in the flood season and aims for direct Miles City to Omaha contact.
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Miles City
Army Engineers
Montana
Bozeman
Dakota
I. A. Elliot
American Radio Relay League
Red Cross
Telephone, Telegraph and Power and Gas
Elliot
Fort Peck
Glendive
Havre
Forsyth
Joplin
Bismark
Whitefish
Billings
Omaha
Neb
ARRL
Emergency Corps
George Whitfield
Record Bull Sale Sets Prices at Billings Cattle Show
Record breaking prices topped the Art Langman annual March cattleshow in Billings as 235 bulls sold. The grand champion bull consigned by Leon Hendricks Fromberg brought 2300 dollars to L A Luther Garneill Montana.
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Art Langman
Leon Hendricks
Fromberg
L. A. Luther
Garneil
Mont
Bishop Will Confirm 28 at St James
The Rt. Rev. Henry H. Daniels of Helena will confirm 28 members at St. James Episcopal Church next Tuesday night April 1. Most are men and boys. A reception will follow in the St. James guild hall. The class will take first communion at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday.
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Henry H. Daniels
Helena
St. James
John Ellis Fined and Jailed on Bad Check Charge
John Ellis was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 15 days in the county jail after arraignment before Judge George E. Baker on a bad check charge. The complaint was filed by Cecil Wetmore of Monida. Ellis was returned to Dillon from Butte by Deputy Eurl Stephens after his arrest by Butte authorities.
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John Ellis
George E. Baker
Cecil Wetmore
Monida
Ellis
Dillon
Butte
Eurl Stephens
Auxiliary marks 29th anniversary with party at Margo's
American Legion Auxiliary members observed the 29th anniversary of the local unit with a party at Margo's Thursday evening. The event opened with a pot-luck dinner at 6 30. Entertainment and dancing will follow.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Margo
A A A W Meets at Davis Home for Speech on Writing
The A A A W held a Monday meeting at Mrs. Sheldon E. Davis residence with Miss Gladys Forrester as associate hostess. Miss Helen McDonald of Lima spoke on the topic Creative Writing.
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A.A.A.W
Sheldon E. Davis
Gladys Forrester
Helen McDonald
Lima
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Fight Cancer
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Signal Corps
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Dean Packer
D.A.R
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Board of Rotary Control
Luh
The
Montana Power Company
United Press State Letter
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Ed Love
L. A. Hines
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Park County Dude Ranchers
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