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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1951
Page
2
The newspaper will run a weekly Q&A column for veterans seeking information. Veterans are asked to contact the local Veterans Administration in the area or write to the nearest VA contact unit for details.
The Veterans Administration began issuing identification cards to Spanish American War veterans who seek out patient treatment for non service connected disabilities. Eligibility can be shown by VA notice, VA benefit award, honorable discharge within legal dates, or verified service and C-number via standard out patient application. The card lists personal details and is housed in a plastic cover. Also includes Navy life insurance guidance for discharged personnel, urging timely remittance and full identifying information to keep coverage current.
Mrs Len Smith and family visited Butte Friday. Ed Glassey and brother Howard visit Spokane after Korea furlough. Pinochle games honor Mrs Swartz with high score and traveling prize. luncheon served. Wisdom Chapter 67 OES planned visit by Alma Schultz May 16. Past Matron tea May 12 2 to 4 at Mrs Clemon. Fred Hirschy injured at Butte hospital. Several Wisdom residents attend Square Dance festival and puppet show at Diamond Bar Inn. Game Warden Schulz medical aid escorted by Harold Capehart. Stephen Williams improving in hospital. Rev and Mrs James Lyons spent Tuesday to Thursday somewhere unspecified.
Downward egg prices spur versatile use for meals and baking. The piece explains egg grades AA A and B C, mentions food value, and offers freezing and flavoring tips for angel food and sponge cakes. It also shares household hints on coffee freshness, coffee pot care, and waxed dust pans.
A kitchen tip explains how to prevent sticking by coating drawer tops and bottoms and using clean twine to cut a long dough roll into individual rolls. Place string under the roll at the desired cut point, pull ends up and cross to tighten, producing smooth segments without flattening.
The district OPS says a shortage of typists and stenographers exists in Washington DC. People seeking work in the capital were advised by District OPS Director Hugh I. O Keefe to apply at Montana state employment offices.
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