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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1946
Page
5
An interim price increase of two cents a pound on rye bread is granted by the OPA through June 30 1946. Consumer bread prices rise from 9 to 10 cents. the loaf’s wholesale ceiling not to exceed 12 cents a pound. Increase effective April 30.
Cashmore-Tayne join in marriage at St Rose with 25 guests then Christensen-Brown wed at First Lutheran. Beaverhead high school graduates and veterans feature in post ceremony details. Junior Prom with Spanish fiesta theme draws 60 couples at Beaverhead county high gym. Alma Matrons host buffet at St James guild hall. community notices include committee roles and local celebrants.
A weekly column from the area Veterans Administration answers common inquiries. Topics include on the job training under G I Bill limits, surplus farm machinery through War Assets Administration, VA loan guarantees up to 50 percent, insurance plan conversions, NSLI premium grace period, and selecting vocational rehabilitation courses with Public Law 16 or 346 options.
Sunday school at 10 00 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m with Dr J Thompson Baker delivering a sermon titled What Is Thy Mother The evening bac c a laurate service will be held at the high school auditorium where Dr Baker preaches on The Upreach of Life.
Mr and Mrs John Troupe of Jackson were Dillon visitors on Monday.
Mrs. Ted Woodward visited Butte for a craft and art club luncheon with guest speaker Mrs. Warren Hughes. Multiple Wisdom families attended events, visits, and dinners, with notes on hospital visits, birthdays, pinochle games, and junior prom attendance. Montana exports gasoline far exceed imports in 1945 per state board figures.
Oscar Gravely went to Dillon on Monday from Dell to handle routine business affairs.
Mrs. Edella Husted of Jackson was a visitor in the city today and toured several downtown sites. Her stop included a look at shops and a brief meeting with local residents before returning home.
Mesdames Ernest Dennie Gary Pomeroy Floyd McLennan Luther Ward Daryl Ferguson C W Parish and Miss Edna Panasuk attend the gathering with the host and honor guest. Prizes went to Mrs McLennan and Mrs Ferguson. Mrs Allen received many lovely gifts.
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