Local selective service classifications listing
The article lists classifications from the local selective service board, naming individuals by category such as 1-A 1-C 4-F 2-C (H) 2-B (H) and 2-A (H) with numerous names, plus notes on furloughs, a photo school graduate, and a continuation prompt to page 8. It preserves names like Nathaniel MacKey James Gray Monty Kamps and James Sorenson Clarence Sorenson Hiram Rodgers Anson Vezina Austin Parsell.
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Selective Service Board
Nathaniel Benjamin Mackey
James Allen Gray
Monty Harold Kamps
C—Emer Christensen
Clarence Emerson Sorenson
Hiram Woods Rodgers
Anson Cecil Vezina
Austin Gentry Parsell
James Martin Sorenson
Archie Douglas Kruletz
Henry Burle French
Paul James Schwab
William Norman Harris, Jr
Earl Victor Crouch
Gordon Edward Reeder
Clifford Earl Ide
Clarence Edward Dahl
Earl Robert Bennett
William Bryan Marker
Justin Bruce Brundage
Samuel Ward Conkin
Local Selective Service Board
Paul Wayne Hershberger
Matt Walter Stewart
James Edward Prelat
George Edward Gleed
John Hoss, Jr
Wisdom Will View Train Service Play Refreshes Dillon Hit
Edwin R. Buck announces a repeat of the Dillon high school play Friendly Enemies in Wisdom next Saturday May 15 under the Wisdom Women's club. The same cast from Dillon will perform with possible later show in Twin Bridges May 29 for the State Orphans Home benefit.
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Dillon
Pioneer Club
State Orphans Home
Beaverhead War Loan Campaign Report Made
OFFICERS OF CLUBS NAMED AT COLLEGE Several Montana State Normal college clubs and societies have named officers to serve next year. Betty Newton was unanimously elected president of the Women's Athletic association. Other officers named were Estella Mohl vice-president Barbara Scott secretary and Dale Thompson treasurer. Vera Nelson of Butte was elected president of Kappa Zeta Nu sorority last Wednesday. At a meeting of the Foreign Relations club Betty Bennett was named president Barbara Scott vice-president and Virginia Beel secretary-treasurer. Margaret Dimmick will head the Kampus Kadets and other officers named were Betty Bennett vice-president Vera Nelson secretary Florence LaCasse treasurer and Evelyn Gregg head cheerleader.
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Montana State Normal College
Betty Newton
Women’s Athletic Association
Estella Mohl
Barbara Scott
Dale Thompson
Vera Nelson
Butte
Kappa Zeta Nu
Foreign Relations Club
Betty Bennett
Virginia Beel
Margaret Dimmick
Kampus Kadets
Florence LaCasse
Evelyn Gregg
Beaverhead High School Commencement Closes Term
Beaverhead county high school ended its regular term early to aid spring work. Commencement Thursday night in the high school auditorium drew a large crowd. Rev. H G Klemme of Bozeman gave the address. The program featured the school orchestra led by Fred Honeychurch, several choruses, and presentations by Principal D L Johnson and C E Blinn. Paul Lacry received the alumni cup. 44 graduates were named, including Dean Ambrose and Virginia Glass.
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Beaverhead County High School
H. G. Klemme
Bozeman
Fred Honeychurch
Louise Jarussi
Calvin J. Logan
The
Presbyterian Church
Mary Elizabeth Spegar
Virginia Glass
Hazel Wynne
Prin. D. L. Johnson
C. E. Blinn
Paul Lacry
Blinn
Dean Ambrose
George Anderson
Ida Arrigoni
James Barrett
Betty Barry
Jack Bobinac
Philip Bond
Vertie May Brown
Pat Curry
Evelyn Davis
Phyllis Davis
Charles Deputy
Mary Fuller
Evelyn Gloss
Virginia Gloss
Jane Gravely
Bud Harrison
David Hartwig
Preston Hughes
Robert Johnson
Monty Kamps
Jack Kearns
Dorothy McLaren
Earl Mooney
Edward Neal
Francis Pettit
Lorrayne Pierce
Esther Rebish
Lucille Rei
Evergreen Trees Planted Around Depot by DAR
Beaverhead Chapter D A R placed many evergreen trees on the Union Pacific depot lawn and adjacent park as part of a landscaping program begun in 1940. Mrs O A Bergeson donated the Colorado spruce. George Nightingale and Boy Scout troop helped with city workers.
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Beaverhead
Daughters of the American Revolution
Union Pacific
O. A. Bergeson
George Nightingale
Boy Scout
D.A.R
Beaverhead County Exceeds War Bond Quota in Drive
Beaverhead County reports 276,696.75 in bonds sold for the Second War Bond drive, reaching 104.9 percent of its quota and ranking 54th of 56 counties. State totals show Montana oversubscribing its $18.3 million goal by $5 million, with S. F. Erwin as finance chairman for Beaverhead.
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Beaverhead
Lincoln
Montana
Federal Reserve District
S. F. Erwin
Beaverhead County
Two Local Women To See Service Marine Reserve
Edith Thibadeau of Dillon and Nona Schrammeck, a Beaverhead County High School instructor, will join the U S Marine Corps Auxiliary. Thibadeau will report to Hunter College in New York City for six weeks basic training and then be stationed in the United States. Schrammeck, also a Beaverhead graduate, has passed exams in Seattle and awaits officers training, likely at Hunter College or another Marine Auxiliary school.
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Rollin
U.S. Navy
Sea Bees
Edith Thibadeau
Dillon
U. S. Marine Corps Women’s Reserve
Thibodeau
Grace Hansen
Hunter College
New York City
United States
Thibadeau
U. S. Marine Corps Auxiliary
Seattle
New York
Marine Auxiliary
Sports Day at Normal This Week
Intercollegiate Sports day to be held in Dillon next Friday through Sunday hosted by the Women's Athletic Association at Montana State Normal College. Teams from the University of Montana Missoula and Montana State Bozeman will participate with ten girls and a sponsor from each school. Events include softball volleyball badminton archery and horseshoes with a gingham and jeans dance picnic splash party and awards banquet planned by freshman W A A members.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal College
Women's Athletic Association
State University At
Missoula
State College At
Bozeman
Normal College
W.A.A
Mrs Clarence E Sorenson Leaves for California Home
Mrs. Clarence E. Sorenson departed yesterday for California where she will establish her residence.
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Clarence E. Sorenson
California
Train Service Committee Thanking Local Groups
The committee expresses appreciation to the Methodist Aid Society and the Kappa Zeta Nu girls of the Normal College for their cash and jar contributions. Community spirit is shown by these efforts and by money handed to committee members.
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Methodist Aid Society
Kappa Zeta Nu Girls
the Normal College
Labor Service Office Opens in Dillon to Ease Shortage
A U S employment service agency opened in Dillon on Monday under Alex Scotty Tait to aid ranches and industries. The office in Room 19 of the Telephone block operates with Beaverhead Post American Legion support and invites workers to register. Soldiers released from service for age or disability must register. a county survey estimated 2,000 laborers needed this haying season.
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U. S
Selective Service Board
Tait
Co. Agt
F. A. Ralston
Beaverhead
Regulations set fishing dates for Beaverhead county
The State Fish and Game commission announces Beaverhead county fishing rules in the Examiner. Open dates run May 23 to Nov 15 with exceptions. Upper and Lower Red Rock lakes have suspended closures. Open water fishing spans May 23, 1943 to March 15, 1944 for Red Rock creek and associated rivers. All lakes open July 1, 1948 to Nov 15, 1943 except Elk and Browns lakes follow regular seasons.
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Beaverhead County
State Fish and Game Commission
The
Examiner
Red Rock Lakes
Red Rock Creek
Beaverhead River
Horse Prairie Creek
Big Hole
Divide
Silver Bow County
Elk and Browns Lakes
Mary Ann Luebben Elected Vice President at State University
Dillon resident Mary Ann Luebben was elected vice president of the sophomore class at the State University in Missoula last week.
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Mary Ann Luebben
Dillon
the State University
Missoula
Water Safety and First Aid Courses Held in Dillon
Long-time Dillon resident Mrs Bettie June Brown dies after 46 years in town. Edward Murphy from Red Cross led 15 hour water safety and first aid sessions at Normal college with certificates awarded to Jeffers, Julian, McBain Marley, Newton, Trask and others. Several attendees refreshed certificates, including Spaberg and Caras. Mrs Brown, 69, widow of Henry Harrison Brown, was born in Kirkesville Missouri and moved to Dillon in 1897.
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Normal College
Edward Murphy
Red Cross
St. Louis
Jeff Jeffers
Dorothy Julian
Florence McBain Marley
Betty Newton
Ethel Trask
Janet Caras
Jeanette Spaberg
Mercedes Baertsch
Virginia Beel
Luella Bettle
Jean Ellsworth
Betty Hanson
Helen Hickey
Florence LaCasse
Margaret McLean
Florence McBain Mailey
Marcella Melogue
Estella Mohl
Vera Nelson
Alice Ralston
Marjorie Rydberg
Betty Schulz
Kathleen Tschache
Farnum Reed
Bettie June Brown
Henry Harrison Brown
Dillon
Kentucky Avenue
Brown
Kirkesville
Clinton
Gayule Rubber Plant Topic At Dillon Rotary Dinner
Pete Biden of Dillon described Gayule as a growing rubber plant introduced to the United States in 1912. The shrub grows about three feet high, yields rubber after crushing, and favors California regions like Salinas. Harvesting shifts from manual to machine work with rows 28 inches apart.
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Gayule
Pete Biden
Dillon
Dillon Rotary Club
United States
East Indies
California
Salinas
Biden
Indio
Calif
North Africa
Europe
B. Sanborn
E. E. Hazel
McDowell
Hiram Brundage
Morrison Cave Closed for Duration
Morrison Cave near Whitehall Montana will close for the duration of the war. Officials cited lack of funding for upkeep and expected insufficient tourist revenue due to rationing as the reason for the shut down following a state forester office order discouraging recreational travel during the emergency.
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Helena
Morrison Cave
Whitehall
Montanas
Montana Automobile Association
State Forester’s Office
Dillon man to receive law degree and FBI training
William Tower son of Lee Tower of Dillon will soon earn a law degree from the University of Washington and has been appointed to train as an FBI special agent in Washington DC for three months. He is to be married May 29 to Mary Arice Schutenhelm of Kellogg.
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William Tower
Lee Tower
Dillon
University of Washington
FBI
Washington, D. C
Mary Arice Schutenhelm
Kellogg
Elks Lodge Meeting Scheduled at Odd Fellows Hall
Dil lon Elks Lodge No. 1554 announces a regular meeting tonight at the Odd Fellows hall led by Exalted Ruler William Lloyd.
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ELKS
Dillon Elks Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
William Lloyd
Dillon Gun Club Opens Season With Big Shoot
The Dillon Gun Club schedules its first registered shoot of the season at local traps next Sunday drawing gunners from western and southwestern Montana. Key events include competition for the R M Barrett and A J Davis trophies with the Davis cup held by the Dillon club and Barrett trophy decided in a handicap event.
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Dillon Gun Club
Montana
R. M. Barrett
A. J. Davis
Dillon Club
Beav erhead coyotes to receive government bounty
The U S Grazing Service allocates 1000 to Beaverhead county for coyotes killed after May 1. L T Robbins says the government bounty runs with the 1943 allotment, plus Montana Livestock Commission 2.00 bounty through July 1. Sheriff John Troupe notes full hide or attached front teeth required to claim combined payouts.
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U. S. Grazing Service
Beaverhead
L. T. Robbins
Whitehall
John Troupe
Southwestern
Montana Wool Growers Association
Robbins
Grazing Service
Montana Livestock Commission
Beaverhead County
Troupe
Concert Climaxes Dillon Music Week With Joint School Performance
A Friday night concert in the college auditorium closed Dillon's music week observance. About 80 training school pupils and many Normal college students performed under Mrs. Ruth Braker and Vernon Taylor with accompanists Mrs. T. K. Sargent Grace Knox and J. W. McCracken. Clarence Brammer served as stage manager. Numerous events filled the week.
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Dillon
Ruth Braker
Vernon Taylor
T. K. Sargent
Grace Knox
J. W. McCracken
Clarence Brammer
Change Announced In County Office
Clerk of Court Norman Giles announced the resignation of deputy Warren M. Stone who will leave for Helena to join the Internal Revenue Service. Harold E. Contway, a deputy in several courthouse offices, is named to succeed Stone.
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Norman Giles
Warren M. Stone
Helena
Internal Revenue Service
Harold E. Contway
Mr. Stone
Local Draft Unit for May Off to Camp
Seven Beaverhead county May selectees departed for Fort Douglas Utah for Army classification tests and assignments. One recruit joined the Navy and went to Farragut Idaho for preliminary training. Emer Christensen waived furlough and was sent to Fort Douglas. Kruletz named acting corporal among Army group. A large crowd saw them off at the train.
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Beaverhead County
Fort Douglas
Utah
Navy
Farragut
Idaho
Butte
Emer Christensen
Hiram W. Rodgers
Clarence E. Sorenson
Harry B. French
James M. Sorenson
Ansen C. Vezina
Austin G. Parsell
Archie D. Kruletz
Kruletz
James S. Prelat
Orr Flowers Tops Bowling Tourney At Dillon Center
Orr Flowers led the Dillon Bowling Center event with 2932 points, Texaco second at 2884, Gosman's Drug third at 2845. In doubles R. Smith and Winn lead with 1094, Skeets and Tait 1016, Curry and Gosman 980. Earl Tash tops singles with 607, Winn 600, Ed Olson 598. Elmo Winn leads all events with total 1. The women's team tournament is scheduled tonight.
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Orr Flowers
Dillon Bowling Center
Texaco
Gosman
R. Smith
Winn
Skeets
Tait
Curry
Earl Tash
Ed Olson
Elmo Winn
Pan American Day Observed at Bagley School
Pan American Day was observed in Dillon Monday afternoon with a program at Bagley school under the American Legion auxiliary. Mrs. O K Moe chaired the event and opened with remarks on the western hemisphere observance. The program featured a Peruvian hymn performed by a girls sextet, Latin American songs, a short motion picture on Peru, and related presentations.
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Dillon
Bagley School
American Legion Auxiliary
O. K. Moe
Margaret Deutsch
Geraldine Gilli
Janet Curry
Jean Hillstead
Elfreda Paddock
Ate
Tyro
Poe
Mary Louise Louis
Peru
Illness of Long Duration Fatal To Local Matron
Mrs. Kate Ellerman Faust of Dillon died last Saturday after a long illness. Funeral services were held in Bozeman where burial was made. She had lived in this community for 40 years, coming here from Missouri. Surviving relatives include two sisters Mrs. W. M. Kenison and Mrs. Ray Tash of Dillon, a brother Frank Ellerman of Dillon, a sister in Washington, and a brother in Missouri.
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Kate Ellerman
Faust
Dillon
Bozeman
Missouri
W. M. Kenison
Ray Tash
Frank Ellerman
Washington
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William Joseph Romersa
Albert Sylvester Baker
Raymond E. Tennant
Ottie Thomas Vandegrift
Joseph Henry Vogt
Harve A. Stanchfield
Victor Levon Seamons
Alvin Emmett Owen
Carlton Goodwell Brown
John Krause
Virgil Lee Brown
Leslie A. Anderson
U. S. Army Photo School
Lowry Field
Colo
W. A. Sirin
Melrose
J. C. Penney
Boyd Berlin Gordon
William R. Crooks
Dick Green Shurtliff
Francis Edward Canning
Hugh Joseph Radwell
Frank Joseph Spehar
Gunnar Samuel Johnson
Edward George Nettik
Rudolph Nels Nygren
Ernest Nygren
Lorin Yarl Flanders
James Bernard Hoadley
Melvin Egbert Wilbur
Sherman Ivan Koontz
Lester Charles Bourquin
Raymond William Ladiges
John Joseph Rebich
Eldén Ray Bybee
Lawrence Clifford’Peterson
Warren Winfield Lowery
Burnice
George Farrell
John Nels Elden
Myron Ray Rammell
Warren Wadsworth, Jr
Michael Ernest Nettik
Asa Kempton Mecham
Cecil James Gottsch
Rudolph William Stefanatz
Oliver Andrew Meeds
Howard Everett Sapp
George Hollis Johnson
John Boyce Jardine
Sam Hawthorne
Warren Emery Crane
Walter Thomas Foster
Paddy Timothy Donavan
George Gleed Franks
Fort Robinson
Neb
Dogs For Defense” Committee
Tommy Ross
Tom Ciemon
H. M. Brundage
J.P. Best
C. Morrison
Wisdom
Eddie Hilger
Service Marine Reserve
Labor Agency
Scotty Tait
U.S. Employment Service Office
State Fish & Game Commission
Harry Brown
Dillon Man
Coyotes
Army
E. Tash
Girl Scout Council
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