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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1953

Page

8

Dell Community Hall elects officers at annual meeting

Dell News reports the Dell Community Hall association held its annual meeting on Saturday night electing Lee Martinell as president Bill Rule as vice president Clara Dowling secretary and Ray Martinell and James McKenzie as directors Prizes at cards and games went to Carrie Cheney high Emma Williamson low Ray Martinell high Lee Martinell low James McKenzie all-cut lunch served

Dell Community Hall Association Lee Martinell Bill Rule Clara Dowling Ray Martinell James McKenzie Carrie Cheney Emma Williamson Low

Dell Farm bureau meeting discusses future telephone link

At a Friday night Dell Farm bureau gathering Ralph Stosich and Montana Garr floated a Dell community telephones plan with a potential eight month timeline and a line between Dell and Lima Dale Metlen. County Farm bureau president spoke on freight rate actions and officers were re elected Austin Cheney president Dick MecNinch vice president Carrie Cheney secretary. LaRae Follett sang while Lynn Robertson recited pieces. Lunch by Gordon Williamson and Ralph Stosich. A separate shower at Mrs Ethel Knox for bride Mrs Darlene Brown with many attendees and a buffet lunch featured two large bride's cakes. Shirley

Guy Harkness Big Sheep Creek Lima Dell Harkness Joe Taylor Dillon Leslie McNinch Pete Peterson Dick McNinch Diana Lee Home Demonstration Club Hazel McGrath Ruth Harkness James McKenzie Mildred Frazee Annie McNinch Jimmy Anderson Florence Hauffman Butte Carrie Peterson Florence McKevitt Dora Peterson Hauffman Bill Holton Pythian Ethel Martinell Carol Janice Sheryl Frazee Madge Whitworth W L Peterson John Sweeney Virgil Brown Roberta Clark Brown Sheep Creek May Cantrell Anna Jean Charles Brown Mrs. Brown Sage Creek Lapaceks Roberts Idaho Dick Palmer Matlock Alice Taylor Barrett Hospital Dell Farm Bureau Ralph Stosich Montana Garr Dale Metlen County Farm Bureau Austin Cheney Dick MecNinch Carrie Cheney LaRae Follett Bledsoe Lynn Robertson Ethel Knox Darlene Brown Shirley Knox Joan Lacey Florence Joan Alawce Briggs Clara Dowling Tina Peterson Alice Brown Bessie Carpita Gail Rule Grace Martinell Elia Tallent Annie McKenzie Carrie Anna May Cheney Anna Jean Knox Martha Foster Mrs. Knox Shirley

Inventory Pads and Ruled Sheets For Examiner Office

Inventory pads and special ruled columnar sheets are prepared for the Examiner office to aid in ledgers and daily record keeping. The items support orderly processing of notices reports and financial entries across departments.

Home Demonstration Program Marks Fortieth Anniversary

Bozeman special report outlines Montana home demonstration work—from early 1914 beginnings with Katherine Jensen to 40 years of expansion. It notes 595 clubs with 10 500 members, 27 agents, and a state council meeting on June 19-20 with over 140 delegates attending.

Bozeman Bessie E. McClelland Miss McClelland Katherine Jensen North Dakota Farmer’s Institutes HDA Miss Jensen Montana Bess Rowe Minnesota Miss Rowe Montana Home Demonstration Club National Home Demonstration Council

Butte Hospital Week Admits and Discharges

During the week ending May 5 Butte hospitals admitted Joseph Slater Melrose Julius Rubinski Ennis George W Mithun Janet Drescher Mrs Ed Clark Mrs Tom Mohlberger Gayle Chaffin Mrs Maude Hoffman Mrs May Reis and Lowell Martinell Dillon Ethel Irene Capp Whitehall Mrs Leo Pfiffner Lima Mrs Grace Hill Armstead Mrs Laura Judge Polaris Ray Greene and Everett Warner Jackson were admitted. Joseph Slater Mrs Pfiffner Janet Drescher Ray Greene and Gayle Chaffin were released. Others released include Jack Kennedy Virginia City Albert Poe Mrs Billy Watters and A. R. Wilson Dillon Richard Bar rett Armstead Mrs Rupert Bam mert and daughter Lima and Glen McLean Melrose.

Butte Joseph Slater Melrose Julius Rubinski Ennis George W. Mithun Janet Drescher Ed Clark Tom Mohlberger Gayle Chaffin Maude Hoffman May Reis Lowell Martinell Dillon Ethel Irene Capp Whitehall Leo Pfiffner Lima Grace Hill Armstead Laura Judge Polaris Ray Greene Wise River Everett Warner Jackson Mrs. Pfiffner Jack Kennedy Virginia City Albert Poe Billy Watters A. R. Wilson Richard Barrett Rupert Bammert Glen McLean

Madrigal Singers Booked at Dillon

The Madrigal Singers a well known chorus will appear at Western Montana college auditorium Saturday at 8 30 p m Directed by Dr John R Halliday head of the music department at Brigham Young University the chorus consists of 28 voices It specializes in old and new madrigals and has a constantly changing roster favorably compared with nationally known organizations of the type

Western Montana College John R. Halliday Brigham Young University

Connie South Crowned Queen of Prom at BCHS Event

Connie South was crowned queen of the annual junior prom at Beaverhead County High School. Carolyn Bargent, president of the junior class, bestowed the crown as dancing and entertainment followed. Juniors and Dillon Elks were guests of BCHS for the celebration.

Connie South Beaverhead

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