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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1951
Page
5
Following the Montana Women's Bowling Association tournament in Bozeman Skeets Cafe bowling team won Class A with 2281 and State Barwomen won Class B with 2239. Each bowler on the winning teams will receive a trophy and a share of the prize money.
Arthur W. Allen pastors First Baptist Church with Mother’s Day events on May 13. Bible school at 9:45 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. worship feature special Mothers Day music and sermon. Activities include College Fellowship at 6:00 p.m. and evening Bible study at 7:30 on democracy.
Service Officer James McCash of the Veterans Welfare Commission will be in Dillon on Thursday May 10 and can be contacted at the employment office.
A plea highlights workers in labs hospitals and communities urging more tools and funds to save more lives and move cancer toward control and cure. It emphasizes thousands of lives including possibly yours depend on generous gifts.
The Dillon Rotary Club financed a special die bearing Remember Only You Can Prevent Forest Fires for summer use in mail cancellations at the Dillon post office. About 60 000 first class pieces are canceled monthly, potentially 200 000 uses during the season, as part of a national forest fire prevention program with the U S Forest Service and Post Office Department.
On Wednesday May 2 Mrs. Ben H. Davis of Dillon was dismissed from St. James Hospital. James H. Selway of Grant was admitted to Murray Hospital. On Friday May 4 Weldon Else of Wisdom and Mrs. Dan Pendergast of Dillon were admitted to Murray and St James respectively. On Saturday May 5 Henry Jackson and Mrs. Margaret Brown of Dillon were dismissed from St James and Murray Hospital. On Sunday May 6 Mrs. Lena J. Wright of Lima was admitted to Murray Hospital.
Peyote Gordon left for his home Monday after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Gordon. En route home he planned to visit his brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Berlin Gordon of Missoula.
Emma Pruitt and Joseph Spear wed at the Methodist church in Butte in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. H B Ricketts. Mary Ann Luebben and Paul Bradley also married at St James Episcopal church with a full reception and rehearsal dinner. Out-of-town guests attended both ceremonies and social events followed.
Donald Brenneman of Great Falls, first aid field representative of the American Red Cross, conducts examinations in Dillon this week for those who completed the advanced course under H. H Hendron.
The Examiner Printing Co showcases top quality job work with precision and prompt service. The firm highlights its craft in typography, engraving, and press operations serving local businesses and publications.
Ellen May Guild and the American Association of University Women appeal for used clothing for Korea. Donations can be left with Miss Jean Bishop this week. Cash gifts are requested to cover transportation costs and are welcome.
Births announced for Mr and Mrs K itt Martinell and Mrs Ray Court. Admits include Mike Greceau Mary Williams H F Weyrick Walter Ronnemose Deborah Wing Jackson Pat Mullins Polaris Mary Patterson Lima and twins born to Mrs Ray Smith.
Mr and Mrs Art Hansen and their son Max of Kalispell arrived in Dillon on Wednesday and will make their home here this summer Art Hansen is the son of Mr and Mrs Ras Hansen of Medicine Lodge creek Mr and Mrs John Ney were bus passengers to Butte today.
Former Dillion resident Mrs J B Glennon now of Deer Lodge is visiting here this week to see friends and relatives.
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